Gundam: Piloting Newtype Machines in the Cosmic Era as Celestial Being

I always felt that something was wrong. When I thought about it, how could you, a heavenly being, have such a one-eyed machine? When 00 Tenjin first appeared, he had four Gundams. You might as well call him Mafuti. No, Mafuti also has a Koxi Gundam. Personally, I feel like you should at least give the main character a Kunmansha-style Gundam head, right?

The idea is interesting, but the beginning is not good. The prologue introduces a bunch of characters at once, and it's hard to tell who is who. Not many people would cut the new book and then move the last bunch of settings from the old book into the new book. New readers who have read less than a hundred or dozens of chapters will be confused when they jump directly to more than a hundred chapters later. It is estimated that not many people can stand this opening.

I feel that I can cooperate with East Asia from CE. After all, judging from the original plot, they were completely cheated. In the first season, they were blown away by Atlantic Ocean, and in the second season, they were smashed by the old fox with a colonial satellite. They were unlucky...

In this work, Lux is clearly the heroine, but she asks Aslan for a kiss in Chapter 62... There is a similar plot in the previous work. Is it the author's special aesthetic in emotional handling that one of the heroines takes the initiative to be paired with someone else?

The author must not wash ZAFT. Atlantic's failure to be a human being paid the price in the end. Orb was unable to unify the factions in the first season and was not a human being inside and outside. In the second season, Kaka made no progress and was destroyed twice. It was Atlantic that planted it first, but ZAFT killed billions of people and destroyed the country. ZAFT could still stay in the theater version to continue to cause trouble after the old fox did it in the second season. Doesn't that make sense?

The contradiction between the two is too great, and the technological power is too strong. Requiem, Genesis, and so on. As long as the adjusters want to do it, all kinds of wall-mounted weapons will come out directly. There is only a Chinese-character jammer. The theater version is still controlling the earth. Not all countries have built counter-jammers, and this jammer seems to have starved to death hundreds of millions of people on earth.

Protagonist: When I said that natural human adjusters are all humans from the earth, and there is no need for the two sides to fight to the death, the adjuster on the hourglass said why should stupid and backward natural humans sit at the same table with me? But when I say: Come on, come on, lowly adjusters, low-level natural people, all die under my NT magic, Zekenova cannon! The new human race is the natural choice to eliminate you OTs! The adjusters on the hourglass will think that the last proposal is not bad 🙂

So I always think Seed is the most realistic in the Gundam series, without too many idealistic factors.

At the beginning, the protagonist was scolded, and then he made some fancy maneuvers while saying harsh words such as "Krauser will definitely die today." However, he didn't kill anyone, not even the big villain, nor the three villains who had not grown up. So, doesn't the protagonist who seems to be saying harsh words be the same as the clown? The impression at the beginning is too bad.

At the beginning, it was said that the protagonist is the UC version of Leopard Head. I thought that the protagonist could compete with Amuro, but at the beginning, I drove Kunmansha to fight Higurcruze and the three little heroes who had just started Gundam couldn't even shoot one...