HG G-Saviour Space Mode - Gundam G-Saviour Movie gunpla review

http://www.gundam.tk | A serious business look at one of the greatest, if not the greatest Gundam of all time, G-Saviour!

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[marianrodu]

For the first minute of the review I was like....Did I see the right movie. :P

[porlon2]

THE AMOUNT OF SARCASM is IMPOSIBRUUU!!!!

[guyinpants]

I'm amazed you actually used (or should I say wasted?) a marker on this

[KurtPD02]

"... and the incredibly dashing lead character of Mark Curran, who is played by... Jesus."

[IndridCold3]

Just to be clear, was the kit good?

[infringementMAN]

How the hell did you keep a straight voice through all that? lol

[lousyskater]

I wasn't sure if trolling until R2-D2

[227ujo]

.....did you just do a mini review of R2-D2

[227ujo]

f*** G-Savior

[jonabinks]

u said gundam dot kt

[Madmann135]

As movies go G-Savior could have been better. The story idea and history is great but how they did it was not, the mech fighting for a gundam based series was slow.

The G-Savior was built with an emphasis on speed at 7.18G of acceleration and as a result is not very durable. In addition with a beam shield MS's only need one beam saber.

I also liked Mark Curran as the main pilot because he is more believable than the others, he has military background in MS piloting and is a highly capable pilot.