0110: G-Saviour Review

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The time has come to revisit G-Saviour - the first Gundam live action film from way back in 1999! If you don't CONSENT to this experience, now is your chance to back out! Join us as our hero Mark Curran serves up a sassy one-liner almost as often as his old pal Jack tries to murder someone; General Garneaux gets hot and heavy after green champagne; Mimi can't decide if she's a double agent or just a woman scorned; Gaia's engineers and farmers are unfairly fed to the mobile suit combat meat grinder; and we pine for the lineart designs compared to the end products. Plus, we discuss our favorite Sci-Fi Originals which include vampires, yetis, and the headless horseman!

[@Big_Sword]

Great ep.
I think the tech regression for the late UC is one of the most fun aspects of it. (Mainly because I break my back stretching for ideas to make it work.) The lack of panoramic cockpits actually might be the easiest to explain: nothing else uses them. It’s prob easier and cheaper to aquire/replace flat screens than an all round on. “Then why doesn’t to big evil super machine at least have one?” You got me.
Love the guppy design, great evolution of the Z'Gok.
Can’t wait to hear on the next mail bag when yet again, the thing you suggested on RUclips gets take down.
Fun cast guys, keep it up!

[@willbyrski4072]

Did anybody else see the trailer for gundam Requiem of vengance

[@jabrilkey81]

I think the reason why everything is on the decline is due to a period called "the warring space states era" an era rife with conflict and the de-evolution of technology taking place after Victory gundam. The Earth Federation was already reeling from the Zanscare war and after the events of gaia gear (if you count it as canon) that is what led to the inevitable collapse of the EFSF

[@GeorgeLoftus]

I just found this podcast this weekend and I have listened to like 10 episodes while gaming and it's such a delight