All of my yes. The character designs look absolutley fantastic and I cannot see how everyone interacts with each other. I'm digging those Gjallerhorn uniforms as well.McGillis and Galeio give me a Char/Garma vibe.

So beautiful~

Finally!

Denial Gundam!

his upper torso can pop off easily, and his feet aren't big enough to give him that all around stable movement, and there is really no wide ankle movement. Also his effect parts are more soft plastic than hard like the previous Build/Try Burning Gundam.

It's more or less that Bandai spoiled us with the Build/Try Burning Technology, and you expected it to be in the Denial, which is cooler and essentially the dark version of Build Burning. So I can say, if I didn't own the Burning Gundams before, Denial in this day in age is a good kit for sure.

http://i.imgur.com/qm6OaFQh.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/u3eWAZOh.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/QJPd2NDh.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/ELk8Sgmh.jpg

So it turns out Super Fumina isn't the first time they've done a model kit of a human Gundam mix. The record goes to an obscure 30 year old model kit of Emma Sheen with some Gundam MK 2 armor.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-nLZ2nnkh1e...ae7eafe2_o.jpg

I remember that kit. Talk about memories.

I'm reminded of the old Mobile Suit Girls illustrations.

That's not Emma.

Emma's not 10.

That's what it's an homage to.

Look, if we could just get a full line of kits like those and they have Christine as the NT-1, I'd be in.

It amazes me that they haven't done that, as it makes more sense than any of the others. Gundam + female pilot that actually piloted said Gundam > Gundam + generic random anime chick (yes I know Emma piloted the Mk II sometimes, I'm more talking about the MSG like in general).