A Veteran Gunpla Fan's Guide to the Next Level: From Snap-Building to Handcrafted Gundams

Currently on 00 Season 2, it feels like the author is having intermittent bouts of illness. Aside from the mid-series SEED and the later UC volumes, everything else has fallen apart. SEED and 00 feel forced to follow the plot. SEED, aside from its rushed ending, isn't too bad, but 00 is ridiculously problematic. First, there's the script even in the courtyard (it even shows Asuka's reaction to seeing the original plot), yet the author acts completely clueless. Second, the author lets a rookie squad escape twice, each time either dragging on without actually killing them or getting interrupted (00 can't even break through their defenses, and their mobile suits are far superior, so what defense are they defending against? And what's with the camouflage?). The first volume of 00, besides Graham joining the ship and introducing the second mobile suit, doesn't explain anything; it's just filler. 00 Season 2 is also filler. The protagonist clearly senses something is wrong with the traitor but doesn't say anything, saying it's inappropriate to directly confront Celestial Being. In this plot, Celestial Being would have been dead long ago without the protagonist, so what's inappropriate? Celestial Being was practically an off-screen fleet for the protagonist at that point, and this problem remains unresolved. It's pure filler.

The first volume of Seed is of good quality, but in my opinion, the most serious problem is the ending. The author crammed all the bosses from the first and second movies into the finale, dealing with various ultimate weapons and grand scenes in a row. The initial momentum faded, and by the time the actual ending arrived, it was almost too saturated. Furthermore, the author sacrificed some logic in the pursuit of UC references and grand scenes. The first half of the second volume, 00, is of poor quality. Twice, a weak team was clearly defeated, but they were allowed to survive, which was incredibly frustrating. I only saw the interlude after it was criticized as being revised; otherwise, it would have been incredibly frustrating. If you haven't read it, you can skip this volume. The main point is the introduction of Penelope and Graham joining the crew; the rest is just filler and has little real meaning. I only bought it because it was 20% off and I wanted to try it out. Volume 3, UC, is of excellent quality. The beginning wasn't great for me; the protagonist acted like Char's doting mother, constantly protecting him. However, the later parts are quite good, occasionally even showcasing writing that truly shines. Writing such stunning prose is rare; a novel that simply follows the plot without polishing its writing is merely a way to pass the time. Therefore, even though Volume 2 was written by Akaishi, I forgave him. Volume 4, the second half of 00, is of good quality. I've only read the first half so far, and it's reasonably well-written and currently safe.

Can anyone give me their opinion on this book? I heard from others that the second chapter is bad, but the plot of the third chapter seems pretty good to me. Please help! #(Cute)

To be honest, I feel a bit cheated. Compared to the female captain, I much prefer the protagonist and his assistant together. His assistant was saved by the protagonist, and they understand each other best. Every time the protagonist wakes up from a nightmare, he stays by his side. Why should he give his virginity to the female captain? Just because he's straightforward? No matter how lacking in emotional intelligence the protagonist may be, he still has basic values ​​and common sense. This kind of passive acceptance, this lack of resistance or refusal, makes his assistant seem like a clown. And according to the comments below, his assistant's scenes were cut later on, which makes me not want to watch anymore.

This is utter garbage.

Suddenly I felt very uncomfortable looking at it.

₍₍(ง🎃)ว⁾⁾ Narrator ₍₍ᕦ(🎃)ᕤ⁾⁾ ₍₍ʅ(🎃)ว⁾⁾ Red dye dye time を set き forget れ go れ ば ₍₍₍(ง🎃)ว⁾⁾⁾ しいはもうとなくて ₍₍ᕦ(🎃)ᕤ⁾⁾ ₍₍ʅ(🎃)ว⁾⁾ The land is deserted and the land is falling. ₍₍ ʅ(🎃) ʃ ⁾⁾ Ichisuji Hikari

If you can't write a romance storyline, you don't have to. First, there was this inexplicable romance at the beginning, and then this mecha girl suddenly appears. Why not just have a mecha girl waifu from beginning to end? 😓

I was watching Gundam in a good mood when suddenly the God Realm appeared. It really ruined the viewing experience.

To be honest, only volume three is readable; what are the rest? #(Sweat)