CATDOLL: The new Gundam work actually found the director of "Anohana", this is not Gundam at all!

Not long ago, Japan's Bandai announced the news of a new Gundam series at a press conference. On July 15, the news was officially announced that the new Gundam series "Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans" will be broadcast on October 4.

As soon as the news was released, it quickly sparked heated discussions online. We know that the favorite thing of Gundam fans is to compare the designs of previous Gundam machines, and then buy them after they have been compared. Therefore, "Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans" was not spared. Judging from the current unified conclusion online, most people still think that this is not a Gundam at all!

There are many reasons. Some people complained that the waist of this generation of Gundam is too thin, like a woman. Some people complained that the machine design is ugly and not as good as the miscellaneous soldier machine. But the most important point is that the screenwriter of the series is actually Mari Okada, a woman who is good at creating Mary Sue!

According to online descriptions of her, Okada Mari is often able to grasp the subtle fluctuations of adolescent emotions, and her characterization is very three-dimensional. The interactions between characters are also quite interesting, with constant conflicts and climaxes. In other aspects, Okada Mari's original works often lose control of the story in the later stages. This is mainly related to her personal ability to control virtual stories in a grand background setting. The early stage is laid out, but the later stage cannot be reasonably concluded.

Then let’s talk about the director of this work, Tatsuyuki Nagai. Tatsuyuki Nagai and Mari Okada are old partners. The works they have collaborated on are very famous, such as "Toradora!", "The Flower We Saw That Day" and so on. Yes, most of them are youth love comedies. So now can you imagine what the Gundam made by these two people working together will look like?

I think netizens are right, this is not Gundam at all!

The story of Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans tells the story of the human race being divided into four spheres of influence three hundred years after the Great War. The story is suspected to be set on Mars. The Gundam in this game is an abandoned MS that the male protagonist picked up in the last war. As the story progresses and through battles, the boy and girl continue to defeat the enemy and take away the enemy's armor and weapons to complete the evolution of the Gundam.