Mecha Warfare: Starting with Gundam 00

What is Gundam fanfiction? The author doesn't even understand the essence and core of the Gundam universe; what are they writing? Gundam is an anti-war work, and romance is only a small part of it. For a fanfiction protagonist to have a humanoid self-propelled cannon is simply an insult to Gundam.

Celestial Being's battleships are terrible. In both TV anime series and one movie, their battleships are inadequate. They should have some heavy firepower! Those pseudo-solar furnace battleships should have at least ten or eight of those large ones. How could they only give ultra-long-range beam cannons to the MA (Alvaro Rei)? Also, the bridge absolutely needs to be a shielded bridge.

I've got it all planned out. The special training for the Gundam elite soldiers will consist of sniper rifles for close combat and beam daggers and physical greatswords for ranged attacks. Let the idiots handle sniping, and Lockon fight in melee combat—definitely the opposite of their strengths. Once they graduate, these guys will be invincible.

Knowing full well the direction of the SEED storyline, he still hired Hei as a bodyguard, and then, during the battle to rendezvous with the advance team, he revealed that his side possessed Gundams. With that kind of intelligence, he still dared to play political games? Absolutely toxic.

How's the plot going now? It feels increasingly off. One issue is Cagalli. She grew up with the protagonist and claims that only her father and the protagonist can control her, so she has no influence whatsoever? They're sticking to the original story, but she's even more stubborn now. The author even plans to make her a villain! I can only say she doesn't deserve that.

The first part of Seed was basically unchanged, except for the addition of the main characters and their group. It's fair to say that the presence or absence of the main characters wouldn't affect the plot of Seed.

The world of Seed should be listed before Gundam 00, just like in Legend of Mir, you get the Dragon Slayer Sword, then seal it, and then go to lower-level dungeons to farm the Horse-Slaying Sword.

For those planning to read this, please note that this is a harem novel, and the three female leads mentioned in the synopsis are real. Furthermore, the author's writing isn't very good, and the romance scenes are handled awkwardly. If you, like me, dislike this type of plot, there's no need to read it. (I hope the author won't delete my comment, as this would reduce unnecessary arguments from those who dislike harem novels.)

It might have been a good book ten years ago 🙂 (the protagonist's hellish gaze scared me away).

Seeing the author mention the novel's declining sales, and having personally witnessed its performance go from far behind to catching up, and now even surpassing it, I wanted to share some impromptu personal opinions on the novel. Since this was written hastily without a draft, some parts may be incoherent, and some words may even be harsh.