That was super well done! Congratulations! Any chance you could do a video on the development of the movable frame? I haven't been able to find out much about it
If I indeed proceed with a similar video about the Gabthley in the future. Then there might be a chunk of the video to introduce moveable frames, MA transformation mechanisms and transformable frames
One of the mobile suits I've barely researched myself so getting all this yet unknown information for me about the Baund Doc is quite a treat. I've only seen the Nocturne and it's Turn A descendant but I did not know the Nocturne had a link to the Baund Doc but the Byarlant Custom is so famous I knew that one inherited some from the Baund Doc. And I Certainly did not know of the Sand Doc... What the fuck. Thanks for the video Gundam Facts, I had a lot of fun watching this one.
Glad you enjoyed ! Nocturne has always been a favorite concept of mine, it's a shame so few art of it was made. And yes, Sand Doc is...it is...well now you know why it wasn't in the "5 best wacky designs of Crossbone Dust" video.
What's very interesting is that a machine with a striking simularity to the Bound Doc appears in the Dragon's Heaven movie three years after Zeta Gundam under the name of Gampe. Not surprising because they have the same mechanical designer.
Within a flash is ost is just a perfect icing of the cake. Great video as usual but I do have a question?have you ever considered to make Gelgoog development history until Regelgu I would love to know the history behind it.
Yes, a old project of mine was a video about the Gelgoog development history (and how its tied to the Zaku) but the video never left the script stage. I might finish it someday, it may be worth it
Kobayashi actaully copy pasted the Baund Doc design from his own work in dragon heaven. Katoki and Okawara then helped him refine it into the Zeta Baund Doc, but Kobayashi later expanded the UC lore with his original design
It's because it was the original name, but Sunrise was scared they would be sued by the French firm Hermes who had a copyright over the name, and since they intended to sell Elmeth toys, they changed the name to Elmeth.
@@gundamfacts It would have made so much sense, though, the name Hermes. With Lalah Soon being such a powerful newtype, i feel it would have been fitting to be named after the Greek God in charge of transporting souls and utilizing the spiritual plane for travel, as she used a kind of "spiritual" power to move the funnels.
Gundam facts your videos are awesome i wathc this the first time i was 5 or 6 at the time and i didn't know your TH-cam channel know that i do i have sub to your channel im 11 keep making awesome videos
That was what was once thought, but both the Asshimar and Matabiri MAs are NRX despite not being Newtype use machines. Also R of RX is Reimpo (Japanese for Federation)
Interesting MS history though imo, every production number of a mobile suit that is either mass production or prototype, I assume it’s double or triple of what is stated as a rule of thumb considering the expansive UC lore, especially OYW designs
@@gundamfacts your model number explanation made sense no worries. It’s just known UC I imagine there like a dozen of these units compared to the 3-6 mentioned, and like two or three of the land combat type.
How dare you criticize this beautiful Mobile Armor (it's a Pink skirted kangoroo with a crab pincher, and can transform into a lobster or a turtle). Yeah Bigro could be a cool video (i already have the list of ALL the variants, I'm just too afraid to commit to such a long topic right now)
i always get a kick how some of these guys who write little UC bits get their cake and try to eat it when they incorporate Baund Doc parts on a Byarlant and other non-related MS. Its really wacky to me that someone, even in a fictional setting, would just willy nilly slap some parts from a really specific MS onto another MS even for something simple
For the Byarlant Custom it is still quite explainable. The OG Byarlant had a bad in-lore feet design, but it was necessary for good take offs (so they say). They had to modify it but since the goal was to do it with only Titans remaining suits, the choice was rather scarce. Add to that that the Baund Doc feets could transform in claws, they probably thought it was a good idea to mashup the stuff
@@gundamfacts ah I didn't know that. That's very cool. I really love little details like that that make the Gundam universe seem so much more alive by adding in structural weaknesses to Mobile Suits
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A factorys storys gonna be fun, Lunna Base, Jaburo and many others.
You basically found out the topic of the next video but it's Zanscare facility
Definitely one of the more memorable MA from Zeta!
One of the sickest designs ever
Noisestorm Crab rave: (but it's Zeta Gundam)
Intriguing video on the Bound Doc legacy. Learned something new about the Bound Doc making its way to spacenoids in the DUST manga.
That was super well done! Congratulations! Any chance you could do a video on the development of the movable frame? I haven't been able to find out much about it
If I indeed proceed with a similar video about the Gabthley in the future. Then there might be a chunk of the video to introduce moveable frames, MA transformation mechanisms and transformable frames
One of the mobile suits I've barely researched myself so getting all this yet unknown information for me about the Baund Doc is quite a treat.
I've only seen the Nocturne and it's Turn A descendant but I did not know the Nocturne had a link to the Baund Doc but the Byarlant Custom is so famous I knew that one inherited some from the Baund Doc.
And I Certainly did not know of the Sand Doc... What the fuck. Thanks for the video Gundam Facts, I had a lot of fun watching this one.
Glad you enjoyed ! Nocturne has always been a favorite concept of mine, it's a shame so few art of it was made. And yes, Sand Doc is...it is...well now you know why it wasn't in the "5 best wacky designs of Crossbone Dust" video.
Thank you for doing history on my 2nd favorite Titans mobile suit! 1st goes to the legendary Gundam Mark II!
MK II is my favorite MS along with the rest of the Gundam team
What's very interesting is that a machine with a striking simularity to the Bound Doc appears in the Dragon's Heaven movie three years after Zeta Gundam under the name of Gampe. Not surprising because they have the same mechanical designer.
Within a flash is ost is just a perfect icing of the cake. Great video as usual but I do have a question?have you ever considered to make Gelgoog development history until Regelgu I would love to know the history behind it.
Yes, a old project of mine was a video about the Gelgoog development history (and how its tied to the Zaku) but the video never left the script stage. I might finish it someday, it may be worth it
@@gundamfacts nice to hear that. I shall wait then
A lot of the illustrations shown in your video by makoto kobayashi are from a movie called dragons heaven.
Kobayashi actaully copy pasted the Baund Doc design from his own work in dragon heaven. Katoki and Okawara then helped him refine it into the Zeta Baund Doc, but Kobayashi later expanded the UC lore with his original design
Something i found interesting is that some translations of the Elmeth have it listed as the “Hermes”
It's because it was the original name, but Sunrise was scared they would be sued by the French firm Hermes who had a copyright over the name, and since they intended to sell Elmeth toys, they changed the name to Elmeth.
@@gundamfacts It would have made so much sense, though, the name Hermes. With Lalah Soon being such a powerful newtype, i feel it would have been fitting to be named after the Greek God in charge of transporting souls and utilizing the spiritual plane for travel, as she used a kind of "spiritual" power to move the funnels.
One of my favorite suits! Thank you!!!
Wow amazing, thanks for the video
Gundam facts your videos are awesome i wathc this the first time i was 5 or 6 at the time and i didn't know your TH-cam channel know that i do i have sub to your channel im 11 keep making awesome videos
I believe NRX is “newtype research experimental”
That was what was once thought, but both the Asshimar and Matabiri MAs are NRX despite not being Newtype use machines. Also R of RX is Reimpo (Japanese for Federation)
cant wait for the baund doc to come to gbo2
Your awesome big fan of gundam
Interesting MS history though imo, every production number of a mobile suit that is either mass production or prototype, I assume it’s double or triple of what is stated as a rule of thumb considering the expansive UC lore, especially OYW designs
Oh of course, the NRX-005G stuff was convenient and explainable, but a lot of model numbers are just mindbreaking and without any sense
@@gundamfacts your model number explanation made sense no worries. It’s just known UC I imagine there like a dozen of these units compared to the 3-6 mentioned, and like two or three of the land combat type.
@@David7793 You're absolutely right. In mean what about NRX-001 to 4? I don't even want to think about that
Did Mars Zeon make an actual Transformer?!
You're goddam right (insert the meme but with a Zeon cross)
@@gundamfacts I can't believe Jerid's Kangaroo got such an awesome fate.
i love this thing. it looks totally stupid especially with the pink colour. Could you please do the MA-05 bigro?
How dare you criticize this beautiful Mobile Armor (it's a Pink skirted kangoroo with a crab pincher, and can transform into a lobster or a turtle). Yeah Bigro could be a cool video (i already have the list of ALL the variants, I'm just too afraid to commit to such a long topic right now)
Baund DOOOOOC!
The Gundam wiki says that the Muttowoo from Turn ∀ Gundam was developed from the Baund Doc
Am I the only one who thinks that the Land combat type nrx-005 somewhat influenced the look of the ATMOS?
i always get a kick how some of these guys who write little UC bits get their cake and try to eat it when they incorporate Baund Doc parts on a Byarlant and other non-related MS. Its really wacky to me that someone, even in a fictional setting, would just willy nilly slap some parts from a really specific MS onto another MS even for something simple
For the Byarlant Custom it is still quite explainable. The OG Byarlant had a bad in-lore feet design, but it was necessary for good take offs (so they say). They had to modify it but since the goal was to do it with only Titans remaining suits, the choice was rather scarce. Add to that that the Baund Doc feets could transform in claws, they probably thought it was a good idea to mashup the stuff
@@gundamfacts ah I didn't know that. That's very cool. I really love little details like that that make the Gundam universe seem so much more alive by adding in structural weaknesses to Mobile Suits
First and looking forward to this
I hope you will find it interesting !
@@gundamfacts I enjoyed it
8:04-8:37 sound a lot like universal century version of the german invasion of russia
*STALINGRAD FLASHBACKS*
Japanese have a kink with WWII honestly. Half side stories take it as an inspiration
one emoji , 🦘
I'd love to see this in gbo2 but he is a mobile armor and too lorge :(.
But perhaps as a boss? Dual battle against both Rosammia and Gates Baund Docs