Pacific Rim: Starting with Hand-Built Mechs

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Whatever you say about the Pacific Rim theme, you have to support it, although this one is generally quite depressing, and I hate being depressive. But Ring 1 was really fun to watch. When I was a kid, I was looking for something similar after watching it, so I was tricked into watching Ring of the Atlantic [laughing and crying] But there is a small problem with the setting. How can there be 10 people in a class out of 1,000 places across the country? There should be only top classes in top schools. It might be better if there are 10 in the whole department.

Generally speaking, it's okay. The small flaw in the movie is that there is no setting in the movie that the mecha's injuries will be reflected on the pilot, leaving scars on him. There is only a setting of pain feedback. If the injury had feedback other than pain, the protagonist of the movie would have died long ago, and the Dangerous Wanderer would not only have a broken chest, but also a broken head.

I wrote it with great care, and I am afraid that the author will run away because of poor grades. I would like to give it a five-star review first. The author writes about the world of Pacific Rim, the daily life of young people at Tokyo University studying mechas, and the daily life of monster invasion in a very life-like way. If you have watched Pacific Rim 1 and 2, you will feel more immersed in it. Even people who have not watched it will feel great.

A good book, an indisputable good book, but I don't like reading it. Tomatoes are basically fast-paced novels now. A few years ago, I would have followed this kind of book, but now when I read this kind of book, it is basically annoying. I either can't understand it, or I just don't like reading this kind of novel now. Due to personal reasons, of course this book is well written.

It's so awesome! It's so good that it makes me want to write a Pacific Rim novel. The only pity is that the author can't have more arms and hands to update ten chapters and one chapter and three thousand words every day.

The author has a good understanding of the world view of "Pacific Rim" and has made a reasonable extension based on the original work. The narrative is stable, the details are solid, the emotional line is restrained and not procrastinating, and the reading experience is very good, worthy of five stars. 👍

It's pretty good, not the best but first-class enough. It's comparable to the original work and can really be brought into the world Who is the best? Great Wall Watch

Very good fanfic

How to put it this way, the rhythm of the first stage is good. After entering the second stage, the rhythm drops a little, but it is generally acceptable and the writing is okay. What I find most amazing is the author's description of the time span of the characters. This writing really feels very natural, and it is also a bit sad to watch (after all, I am watching the protagonists from the youngest generation to the later ones who are unable to pilot mechas). Overall, it is worth watching.