Honestly, after the Woundwort? The Hazel was basically a refreshing jog of an episode. I’ve become hardened by Mechanista, unflinching in the face of runtime realities. And also appreciating that
There aren’t a lot of variants of Turn A mobile suits, but you know what? That’s ok. I don’t think that’s a show crying out for a High Mobility Borjanon
The Tieren definitely feels like it takes some influence from VOTOMS to me. Like, the headsets and gas masks they wear in the cockpit? And the way those cockpits are
An unsung hero overshadowed by the tone of its arc of the anime, the Hamma Hamma is a truly sick robot. It manages to be a successor to the Zaku,
Well, I suppose we had to get a stinker eventually. I (Six) write these descriptions, and I get to say that this episode stars a design that is bad. It’s
I like the Zeong, but if you ask me, the arrival of the Qubeley feels like the first TRUE mobile suit designed exclusively for a newtype. Big shoulders, bird-like head,
Now we bring things to a close. The curtains fall on the first single player Gundam game in years, with a conclusion that leaves us feeling a little mixed. Without
Three model numbers? Don’t be so greedy, Rick Dias. This crosshair monoeye guy is an unsung star of early Zeta, and has some really interesting variants as well! The Super
Zimmad, my friend? You did something right. Forget the Zudah and the Gyan, the great success of Zeonic’s development rival lies before us, and it’s a hell of a success.
Unfortunately, despite the term being used very differently here, I don’t get to add a new type of unit covered to our list. We have technically covered things called “mobile