That was a really exciting episode, it's nice to see how all the units in play hold more or less the same weight, giving use even to the Workers, the ship tactics were pretty fun, and I love how wired weapons continue to be a major player, absolutely loved the fight between the Barbatos and Hyakuri.


Hahah, guess she was fated to be a love or hate character, personally I'm glad her and to a lesser degree Amida finally bring characters that are enthusiastic about MS battles to the regular cast, it's a nice contrast to Mika's sheer killer instinct.

I'm always fond of characters that are all about having fun, the biscuit line was great and her MS is pretty sweet, so she's cool in my books.

Eeyup, the way they scavenge parts is essentially a more universal version of the Striker packs, it's quite neato.
Though I never realized they took the Schwalbe Graze shield.

Quick question for anyone who bought HG Gundam The End:

Are the fingers on his larger hands slice-able? From the looks of it, they're connected together but have their own individual ball joints when installed onto the palms. Was wondering if some quick slicing in between each assembly will allow them to move more freely, splay out and such without compromising stability.

I doubt she'll be anywhere near as bad as Nena Trinity. Hated that bitch.

It definitely seems to be the case:

http://i.imgur.com/0AS3ieV.jpg?1

I love Nena Trinity for how terrible of a human being she is and how not shy she is about having a crush on Setsuna.

Currently abroad in Shanghai, havent been ablevto find mich Gunpla yet due to being on a borirng ass bus tore the this week but i did stumble on this statue while we were out and sbout today

from manga vol 5 art book, these atlas gundam is Ball wearing gundam armour. :D

http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/a...522/BY7Im8.jpg

http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/a...522/3lrFbI.jpg

They had a pretty dope build burning outside too

So I was reading Gundam the Origin 9 a few days ago.Something fun that finally made sense to me in 0079 Gundam that didn't really have anything explain it was Tem Ray. From the 0079 movies I got the impression that Tem Ray was just a crazy old man off his rocker that I didn't see much of up until that point. But then the Origin explains the backstory on the Gundam and Tem Ray leading the project and it cast a whole different light on him. I got to the part where he meets Amuro by chance and gives him the circuit thing and Amuro said he had this Oxygen condition I had never heard of before. Looking it up, it was a mental condition from lack of oxygen that messed up your mental state in a lot of ways. Which totally makes sense since he got blasted off in the destruction of Side 7 and was probably floating out there a really long time.

TLDR: Tem Ray wasn't just some crazy old guy, he was a brillaint man who built the Gundam that suffered mentally from a lack of Oxygen due to being in space too long.

So Gundam Thunderbolt release details just dropped. It's not a TV series like some uninformed people thought it was. But its not an OVA either. Then what the hell is it? I'm glad you asked!

Its a 4 episode series, each being 18min long, that you can only get through Bandai digital services. There's gonna be a few showings at the Gunpla expo and a 4K trailer released and the 1st episode releases at Christmas.

I'm kinda disappointed with this honestly. Why only 4 18 minute episodes, why not go all in? And people are pissed that the dude who wrote Valvrave is writing this.