Gundam Weapons: Char Aznable Special Edition - Mook Review!

Char's mobile suits of the One-Year War are the main subject of this issue of Gundam Weapons! However, there's a lot of great Zaku MSV custom builds as well for all you Zeon fans!
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Thanks for watching!

[@mistersideburns6912]

The Kikeroga was planned for the original show as the precursor to the Zeong. It’s kind of a phantom design since it never made it to MSV unlike other cut designs, and it’s only made occasional video game appearances. Really cool seeing such an obscure suit get some love here!

[@vustvaleo8068]

2002 is also the year Gundam SEED came out, also that mad-lad who gave the old 80's Z'Gok a working inner-frame that he build entirely himself from ground up is just insane, lol.

[@KTenmo]

I picked up as many of these when they were 1st printed as I could back in the day. A real shame so many people missed out on them. Thanks for the vid!

[@horace2358]

The Ciceroga was supposed to be what Char moved onto after the Gelgoog and before he used the Zeong if original Gundam hadn't been cut short. Didn't know about this design at all until this video either! Neat.

[@Dana_Ruiz]

Man, I love these mook reviews. The Kikeroga build and the Z’Gok inner frame were super cool.

[@jek014studio]

Man, that Zgok build is way ahead of its time! Very impressive! Also like the Rick Dom too

[@kamarulbahari152]

That bunny like Gelgoog Cyclone Edge really looks like the Gyokuto Tetsuki from the Gundam Burai manga

[@bee-beargaming]

Char aznable my favorite anime character of all time so I enjoyed this mook

[@budimanaji90]

Yes !!
Another gundam weapon review.. :D
Thanks man !!

[@pugwash1]

looking at the Zaku II f2 made me realize we never got a 2.0 f2 Zaku like at all

[@itsmepamz2477]

MG Zaku II F2 2.0 already exist, unfortunately those are only available as P-Bandai releases; The Kinbareid/Kimberlite Forces Custom Zaku II F2 2.0.

[@itsmepamz2477]

And the Neuen Bitter Custom ones.

[@Jan_Iedema]

I really like my mg zeong. It has presence

[@gbresaleking]

Just for fun I added the legs from rg sazabi to my rg zeong to see what a rg perfect zeong might look like

[@xoboring]

thz sharing

[@TheVgrey]

So Zack have played gb02 just to see the Ms models showcased in game?

[@gbresaleking]

Hail the red comet!

[@gir240]

I've been meaning to grab these magazines but haven't been able to justify it.

[@rickytoddbotelho9555]

I didn't hear the year of this book❤

[@alphabeticall]

2002

[@jamogable]

so this mook should make you read it 3x faster?

[@KevinLam86]

The MG Zaku II F2 needs a 2.0!!

[@kiluall]

The younger generation's preference for fast and easy-to-use products extends beyond just models. This trend can be observed in various aspects of their lives. They favor convenience, instant gratification, and simplicity in almost everything they engage with.
In the realm of entertainment, streaming services have gained immense popularity among the younger demographic. They offer a vast library of readily accessible movies and shows, eliminating the need for physical media or waiting for content to download. The convenience of streaming aligns with their desire for instant enjoyment without any hassle.
Similarly, in the gaming industry, there has been a rise in casual, mobile, and "pick-up-and-play" games. These games are designed to be quickly understood and enjoyed without requiring a significant time commitment or complex learning curve. Mobile gaming, in particular, has witnessed tremendous growth, thanks to its accessibility and convenience.
In terms of consumer products, the younger generation often gravitates towards ready-to-use or pre-packaged items. They prefer products that save them time and effort, even if it means compromising on certain aspects of quality or personalization. This trend is evident in the popularity of pre-packaged meals, fast food, and subscription services that provide curated experiences or products.
We could be the last generation still appreciating building complicated stuff with weeks' effort.

[@skuga8623]

holy shit... this is so true sadly

[@kiluall]

@@skuga8623 you do understand it's just a neutral comment, right?

[@kiluall]

The younger generation tends to be less inclined towards MG and PG models. They prefer fast-paced, easy-to-grasp products that are straightforward and accessible. They are not particularly fond of products that require excessive patience and appreciation. In fact, many youths dislike models because they require a certain amount of time and effort to assemble. They simply want something they can pick up and play with immediately. As a result, the market for MG and PG models is shrinking, primarily limited to older players.

[@jasoncombs3232]

I'm sure he used a 3D printer to make a frame that nice.

[@ZakuAurelius]

This was long before 3D printers!

[@jasoncombs3232]

​@@ZakuAurelius 3D printers became popular in 1988. In 2004 3D printers were used to mass produce 3D printers.

[@Phlegm_Thrower]

Yeah, nah... I'm not big on these retro looking design with their massive lower legs. They look like they were inspired by flared jeans. They need an updated version to go along the original retro version.