I still wish they had a mass released version of the Banshee Norn green frame HG

By emotive, you mean cry every episode. Seriously, that's Eureka 7 in a nutshell. At least one person is crying in every episode. It's depressing.

I get that in G has it's tropes as well, but what Gundam series doesn't. Look at Destiny. One of the better series out there to some and it has pretty much the same tropes. Let's be honest, in G is getting heat cause of it's art style.

I'm actually enjoying the art style, the music, and the story. I'm intrigued as to why Raraiya keeps calling the G-self papa. Also Bellri hasn't joined the pirates. As a matter of fact, he's trying to escape from them, but I'm pretty sure in the new episode he does something to the effect that he can't go back because he'll be tried as a criminal. All the fights leading up to episode 6, he's only injured the suits, never the pilots. Sounds like someone else, huh?










Plus, Pirates.

Because they're children. Throw children into a combat setting and see how many tears are shed.

They're not all children that cry, but I get why they do. But you're saying that the characters in Recognista in G are not as emotive. Aida breaks down everytime she has to deal with Bellri because of what happened a few episodes back.

We've given this what, six episodes and it seems everyone is already willing to give up on it just because Build Fighters Try is out at the same time. The story is there, the emotions are there, heck even the fight scenes are pretty cool. (I love me some beam chain)

No matter what, there will always be tropes so long as that word exists. Every Gundam series has that one hero who struggles between which side is the right side, but that's what makes it a good series. Bellri wants to go back, but after episode 6 can't because of something he does.

Aida can't stand talking to Bellri but has to because he can pilot the G-Self. Noredo can't stand being around the pirates because she believes them to be bad because of what the Capital Guard/Army has told them. It has a good military plot with the Capital Army controlling the energy by keeping it for themselves while the Pirate Corp is trying to show everyone what they're doing.

I think it's going to be an amazing series that gets shadowed just because Build Fighters Try is out, and don't get me wrong, I love Try. The R-GyaGya is my new favorite suit by far.....at least until I see some others make their debut. lol.

I didn't say I was ready to give up on it? Just the comparison to the base plot in Eureka Seven irked me because Reconguista hasn't got anywhere near the emotive level as E7 when it comes to the whole "boy meets girl" angle. Aida emotes yes, but Bellri is stiff as a board and Raraiya is mostly being played for laughs at the moment. The only character I absolutely love at the moment is Klim.

But yes, comparing it to Gundam Build Fighters isn't going to get anywhere because Try is practically super robot while G is Tomino real robot stuff. People expecting robots to do grand amazing things each episode are probably going to be disappointed and a lot of the episodes aren't really going to mean much until the whole thing is clear. But at the same time, Reconguista in G REALLY isn't friendly to Gundam newcomers so it's no wonder why casual fans are going to turn more toward Try.

As for more why veteran Gundam fans don't like it, we'll have to ask them :p

Totally agree and see your point. G will never be close to E7 emotion wise and it won't be on par with Try because they're action is a little more, shall we say, animated.

Bellri is stiff, but that seems to be his character. He is constantly thinking. He spaces out all the time because of it, and when he gets a plan in his head nothing stops him from doing it.

I think in G will get much, much better and more liked around the double digit episodes. For a more "normal" series like in G, it takes more time. Try is more about "What will the fight be this week?"

Yeah I agree that if Reconguista in G does improve (I'm still kinda on the fence about it myself) its going to take time. What worries me though is, aren't Gundam series usually around 35-50 episodes each? Because this one is only currently slated for 25. Of course that number could inevitably change, but if its sticking to that then it can't really waste too much time getting off the ground.

If it's only 25 then I can see why they rushed so quickly into him meeting the Pirates and joining with them, but it would suck. They do need to get off the ground with the story. I haven't seen episode 6 yet, but I know Bellri does something to the effect where he can't go back to the Capital Guard.

The Mocks are getting a release!?
http://www.hlj.com/product/BAN994860/Gun

That's so cool!

Makes me think they're gonna get used again in Try.

Also, built my first action base!

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B1UWmiUCQAAogM_.jpg:large