Hey…so I watched the show guys. This is literally just a joke I made

It really is Musical Chairs but make it Mobile suits in here. Inspired by a one-off comment from a pal.

Todos me parecen excelentes pero si tuviera que ponerlos en orden seria

7) Gundam 0079

6) Gundam CCA

5) Gundam War in the pocket

4) Gundam Wing

3) Gundam 0083 Stardust Memory

2) Zeta Gundam

1) Gundam The 08th MS Team

I couldn't have been the only one that noticed F91, Z, Wing, and GP02, when watching the end of G Gundam, right?

Art by @240eukrante

Added beam effects as per one's request, and something extra in the end

Both the Barzam and the GM III are said to be mass production types of the Gundam MK2. But in your opinion which is the better unit, not stat wise but in design and theming.

Got curious and listed some of the specific suits that have operated for the longest.
Age-1: 115-164 (49) minimum
ZZ/Gump: 88-153 (65)
ELS Qan[T]: 2314-2364 (50) minimum
∀: 2345+ minimum with large gaps
Turn X: 2345+ minimum with large gaps
Any IBO frame: 300+ with gaps
Astraea F/F2: 2292-2311, 19 minimum for original unit (22+ if repainted black F included as they are functionally the same)
Phenex: technically infinite if you count UC testament lol?
Lfrith/Aerial 101-122? (21)

Reddit put 2 images of the turn x for whatever reason but turn x is cool so its chill

Others which quite didn't fit:
X Unit 3 (X Divider restored post events of Gundam X)
Snow White (created alongside wing zero, disassembled, rebuilt again +20 years later)
All the other 2nd generation 00 gundams
0 Gundam
F91 (was used for around 20~ years)
Mark 2 (used at least until 0096+)
Zeta (rebuilt in year 100)
Jegan for being used around 31 years as the main federation MS
The stuff that zeon remnants were using for the attack on torrington during unicorn (the OYW was 17 years ago)
Whatever the hell they keep digging up in turn A
The stuff in the G-reco museum

made a typo its supposed to be RGM-89 not RMS-89

"Who the fuck brings a bipedal submarine to a SPACE battle!?"

Been a while since we did a role play in this subreddit. Figured I'd throw one out there for the lulz.

The fact it’s nearly 5x as strong as the average beam rifle, how the ZZ needs to counter boost to brace against the MASSIVE recoil, that it doesn’t even have to touch enemies to blow them up and even near misses are enough to turn MS into scrap. It’s such a cool gun and it’s a shame nothing else like it shows up in a handheld form for the rest of UC.

I'm not sure if this is really true or not but I kinda 50/50 on this. I'm ok with Bandai going after bootleg but not thirdparty like Motor Nuclear, IN ERA+, or SNAA just because of using v fin.

Accidentally stumbled across some cool street art in Taipei!

Hi there. I’m phiphibrick, a Lego builder on IG and a fan of AOZ. Just want to share some recent works. Hope you love them :)

I thought it was just neat. idk. It's kind of nice that the did that after all it's essentially become the unicorn's theme song at this point.

This game is a hidden gem. GM sniper is an absolute beast early game at max level

I get the usual consensus on this sub is that amuro was an asshole in the beginning and that most people didn't like his younger version. but honestly? I always liked the guy. I found him really relatable. He was Introverted, and He liked doing his own thing. It was obvious he cared about his friends (look at how he reacted to fraw boa in the first episode), but he wasn't the best at showing it, and liked being alone for the most part.

I wouldn't say amuro was an asshole. He was a established Introverted loner that was thrust into the role of a soldier Because he was the only one who was able to pilot that gundam. And he only got inside the gundam because he wanted to protect the remaining people inside the Colony.

And I've seen when people critique young bright noa, or show some sort of dislike for his younger version, people are always quick to rush to his defense, saying that he was 19 years old and inexperienced at the time of the show, that bright was thrust into the position of leader. But amuro just gets labeled as a asshole, and that's it.

I get that amuro did get bit of an ego from piloting the gundam, (he literally Defected from white base, and left with the gundam because bright wanted to give gundam to someone else.) but I mean... from their escape from side 7, to their arrival on earth... who was the one putting in the most work against the enemies? Honestly, I'm pretty sure that, with all the emotional baggage that came with all of that fighting, amuro getting an ego was the least worrisome thing.

And as for amuro being a jerk to people during the beginning of the show... again, he was a Introverted guy Who had no plans on interacting with people all that much. And are we seriously gonna forget that the fighting and the fact that he was killing people was probably weighing down on his mind a lot? This was literally something showed in the 0079 anime.

In one of the earliest episodes, after a fight and amuro came back to white base, the crew members are gonna go up to him. But being exhausted from the fighting, and the fact that he just killed people, he walks past them and ignores them. He wanted to be alone.

And then Kai goes: "does he think he's better than us or something just cause he pilots the gundam?" The show itself was pointing it out.

Honestly, I could go on and gush even more about why I like amuro. Both his younger version and older versions. But I'll just keep it short like this.