I'm kinda surprised that this MA remembered the vivid image of it's past battle against Marchosias. The only question is, who was the pilot of that Gundam before?
@@jamesharry403probably a previous Seven Star head. as far as I know, a pilot needs to "kill" a mobile armor to gain a right to be one of the Seven Stars.
You know, a fun fact is the battle scene with the Calamity War era Marchosias? The Gundam pilot was fighting 2 Mobile Armor at the same time. The view point Mobile Armor got knocked down in the initial rush and then Marchosias tears apart the other mobile armor then moves back to finish off the first mobile armor. Calamity War era Gundams and pilots were just built different.
I don’t really see where everyone gets the idea that there’s more than one mobile armor here. All these shots look like it’s either the “show camera” or Harael’s camera that was broken off in Marchosias’ initial attack. When Marchosias starts fighting the “second one”, Harael even does the weird shake thing like it was recovering from the first hit. Not to discredit Marchosias, it’s a beast that was made to fight MAs 1 on 1 but that’s so it can deal with the main unit and its drones that try to repair it. They don’t show the drones here but it’d be logical to think they’re around nearby or being deployed at the end hence Marchosias engaging its subarms. It’s a bit much to think Marchosias can take on 2 mobile armors and their respective drone armies by itself. On a side note: if this battle is supposed to be inferred to be the origin of the red flag symbolizing a 1 on 1 duel, then it would not make sense for there to be 2 mobile armors here. The drones are sort of a package deal with their mobile armor.
@@turtle3527Because the first one falls after being striked in the center body and looks to the side to see it turn to another Harael MA. Its really clear, you can see the second unit has all its arms by comparing with the official art and in game model.
@@turtle3527If you look closely, Marchosias in his first attack hit the center of the first Harael directly, because if it was just an sub-arm, why did the whole body collapse? Not to mention that as soon as Marchosias lands on the ground, he is immediately attacked with an energy beam attack, this means that after defeating a Harael, the Marchosias that are immediately attacked cannot be the same one. Another piece of evidence is that as soon as Marchosias fought the second Harael, the first one stood up, so wasn't the other perspective when Marchosias was defeating the second Harael is the first one? If the sub-arm is severed, how can it still function? And remember only in the center of the whole body of this MA can shot beam so it's mean that if Marchosias was being attacked when it landed it's impossible to be only one MA in the Area
Interesting that they would choose to name is Marchosias. That is the name of one of Solomon's demons from the Goetia. One of the only ones that seems to regret what he did and want forgiveness and entry back into heaven.
Well isn't all lost calamity gundam based on 72 goetia demons. All of them had such a cool design but too bad most of them doesn' got an upgrade like Kimaris, dantalion, flauros, gusion, vual, astaroth, and Barbatos. My favorite is Gremory but he seems very lacking because it's a very old design and really need an upgrade.
Personally I’d prefer an msigloo sort of format with a bunch of different short stories of the various gundams experiencing their own plots in 2/3 episode arcs and then maybe a movie specifically covering Agnika and the formation of Ghjallerhorn
This is WHY We keep asking for an IBO Series, OVA, or 3 part movie of the Iron Blooded Orphans Calamity War arc. We WILL KEEP Asking for it until Stupid Bandai pulls the wax out of their ears and Realizes We Want a Gritty Darker Gundam Series again. None of that politcian b.s. or Who's got weird Cyber or Newtype space powers we keep getting.
@@stefanwolf8558 Woke in what way? I assume you mean having gay lead characters like in Witch of Mercury. There's been a ton of gay characters in Gundam franchise, just the first time they had a lead character. Other than that assumption, Idk what other "woke" things have popped up.
Now I don’t know fully about calling wfm “woke” in particular, I just feel it’s shorter length and weird plot really did a number on it Calibarn, schwarzette, barding, cargore, and Gundnode all felt a bit rushed with not as ideal screen time compared to other Gundam, and especially with aerial/calibarn’s red/pink eye sticker still not having a use in the HGs makes me feel they had a plan for a different plot and aborted The premium Bandai curse after calibarn and the lack of screen time or heck even recognition of non-major house ms bothers me, I still think the 4-armed hipelis is my favorite one of these. Lastly Gundam fan or not you have to admit wfm attracted a lot of non Gundam fans. While most were good, the show did also attract fans who focused on the lesbian main couple with questionable understanding of gundam’s core ideals. Heck I’ve seen some of these people question why children were even allowed to pilot mobile suits- this kind of question can really only come from someone who didn’t get Gundam’s consistent fallacy of war themes across all the aus In the end while wfm still did great for what it was, you gotta admit it could’ve done better in some fields
worst gundam take ive seen in years, gundam has always been political and the "newtype" shit is about post-humanism's humanity. jesys christ gundam shouldnt have been shiwn to dumbasses
@a.p.studios8713 the plot for wfm wasn't bad in anyway and the animation to it was good. J bc the protagonist was gay n was a girl makes it more entertaining n less serious while still having a relatable plot. The shows which are really bad are the gunpla series because they usually are just harem and completely deviate from the series and fighting. At least wfm had good fights unique gundams and great sfx .
I am very curious about the calamity wars in the IBO universe. What triggered it? Why did they designed 72 gundam frames against it? And who were all the pilots? Is it some capitalist & politicians suppressing the crowd with the mobile armors? Or some idealistic group invented the mobile armor? And who invented the gundam frame with the forbidden system (valjina?I don’t remember it haha). How many years did they take to kill most of the mobile armors?
Well this is one of the plothole that they can adapt into anime, novel, or manga. It would be cool to see the og pilot of this 72 calamity gundam frames. But, hoping for this just like hoping for Gundam Vs extreme 2 release for consoles next year which is almost 0%.
Hashmal's gunpla manual explain it. MA were popular war tools in pre-Calamity War as anyone wealthy enough can keep building and sending them out to cause as much damage as possible without concerns about loss of lives. But eventually, in pursuit to make them really good at wiping out humans, the AI become so good at that and no longer obey their master (they too were humans afterall). Basically, Treize Khushrenada is right about mobile doll, and it's even worse.
Basically Skymet happened, and the sentient Mobile armors turned on humanity and very nearly genocide the entire human race until the Gundams came along and took care of most of them (TLR version)
Hey, I would like you to answer a question. Hajiroboshi, do you have the Alaya-Vijnana System? Because tried more than once try to see if you want it, since it is good it was updated rebuilt. But when he faced the Mobile Armor, I saw that limiter not affected Akatsuki.
This is not Akastuki, this is Wistario Afram. He does not have an AV and lost control of Hajiroboshi when it partially released the limiter, yhus only 1 eyes shined and it wasnt red.
@@ParagonGoetia Yes, I know, it was recently clarified to me. It's just that I saw that the boy had a certain resemblance to Mikazuki, so I thought he was his son. Besides, I was told that this is based on an expansive line of the original story. It basically takes place after the first season. Although to tell you the truth I would have really liked it if they made it an anime instead of a game.
@@Cayde_66760 Im in the same boat, its done really well since its a gacha like game. I can see it being adapted later on, maybe thats why it wasnt released globally.
Hey so, im probably never gonna be able to play this game, so I'd like to ask: In the clips and videos ive seen about this char and his Gundam, why does it seem like he can pilot the Gundam as well as Mikazuki and other AV "enhanced" pilots even if he doesnt have one? Is it just because of how the fights were directed or is there some thing else im missing? This Gundam seems to even have the Barbatos' ability to go berserk... yet the pilot doesnt seem to suffer any consequences? Im having trouble getting my head around the idea that the Tekkadan pilots all had to go through the enhancements to effectively pilot their Gundams, but this MC doesnt seem to need it but still perform as well as those other guys Thanks in advanced for anyone who can shed some light 😊
It's a mobile game called Iron-Blood Orphans G. On that game, there is Iron-blooded Orphans Urdr Hunt, which is where this anime scene is from. Hey! Thanks for commenting, please subscribe 😊
