#artesia som deikun

[balrog-slayer66]

Char and Sayla reuniting at Texas Colony. Illustrated by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko

[slowlysointernet]

One of the weirdest things I've come across in the Gundam UC fandom is the assertion that Char never cared or loved his sister much. Are you watching the same Gundam as I am ????????

[thefigureresource]

Gundam Girls Generation Sayla Mass [Mobile Suit Gundam] 1/8 scale from MegaHouse coming January 2024.

[paxesoterica]

[dkquentai]

「全ガンダム大投票」最終結果発表！キャラ1位オルガ/2位シャア、MS1位νガンダム/2位Ζガンダム、作品は流石のファースト！！(実況まとめ、管理人コメント) : ポンポコにゅーす

[mystkani]

A random sketch i made yesterday midnight of Sayla Mass 

[ahb-writes]

Manga Review: ‘MSG: The Origin #6’

Mobile Suit Gundam: THE ORIGIN, Volume 6: To War by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko My rating: 4 of 5 stars Warrant Officer Char Aznable is one serious troublemaker. A great deal happens in MSG: THE ORIGIN #6. However, the most critical truths readers will take away from this volume are the not-so-distant echoes of egotistical chivalry and dark-willed connivances that constitute Char's beating heart. The contrast is welcome but strange. As an adult, Char is written as an aloof, unsympathetic war dog who single-handedly craves conflict; he's written as a flat character lacking room for development. Early-20s Char, by comparison, pushes himself to be tactically efficient, academically unparalleled, and impeccably morally flexible. MSG: THE ORIGIN #6, thankfully, delights in the younger Char's exploits. The young soldier trains in Zum City and immediately rises to the top of his class. His usurpation of the life of the real "Char Aznable" fully in tow, the presumed dead Casval Rem Deikun now fully begins his quest toward destroying the Zeon empire from within. This volume is quite a treat. Char completes an array of military exercises, wins the respect of his colleagues, and comes into increasingly closer contact with Garma Zabi. There is something intensely sorrowful about Char's unblushing motivation for worming through the ranks, but the young man's intense gaze and resolve are so ferocious, it is, at times, comical he can pull off such a ridiculous feat. Garma's pendulum of hatred and affection for Char finds its oldest, deepest seed in this volume. The spoiled scion of the Zabi family detests the brilliant, charismatic, and thick-skinned recruit with blonde hair. But as a moment of crises arrives, Garma comes to rely on Char's brilliance, his charisma, and his thick skin. For example, when Federation forces stationed in Zum City threaten martial law to quell rioting in pursuit of Zeon independence, it's an open question as to who will make the first move, the aggrieved people or the Fed military. Char takes the charge of the situation, convincing a cowering but later resolute Garma to "turn the gears of history with [his] own hand." The kinetic intensity of Char's ill intentions reverberate throughout the whole volume. He does not care who he sacrifices to serve his ends and he does not care for the accolades that might matriculate his way. Nothing matters but the white-hot core in his chest, constantly aching for his own brand of justice. It's not always obvious Char is thinking several steps ahead, but he is. When he first witnesses the evolution of the mining mobile worker into a military mobile suit, readers can be sure he'll drop a few hints as to his viability as a future pilot. When he publicly questions authority or otherwise deliberately makes himself the center of attention, and is sure to meet a public reprisal, readers can bet Char is calculatingly lowering his own status so as to inflate the capabilities of others. Interestingly, just as Zeon Zum Deikun was a madman and a fool, the dead founding father's son, Casval, is one legitimately manipulative bastard. The current volume also makes an earnest effort to weave into play all of the major facets of the coming war. Adolescents Amuro and Frau meet amid the fractious events of Side 7's development. Lieutenant Ramba Ral rebuilds his credibility through work as a test pilot for Zeon's first line of mobile suits. Lalah debuts, if on the run from all manner of thieves, gangsters and kingpins. Rear Admiral Kycilia proves she's spent the past decade honing her skills as a conniver of military and political will. And Tem Ray, Amuro's father, fends off his imposter syndrome by sinking deeper and deeper into his private obsession: the RX-78.

Comics Reviews || ahb writes on Good Reads

[kishigunpla]

This is the "Red Comet Aznaburuburu" from an old kuji campaign. It's a vibrating Zaku commander horn.......

On the back are some comments from other characters. From left to right:

T-this thing's got me quaking (Gene) … [Be careful not to use the BuruBuru too much] (Amuro) Bright-san, I won the BuruBuru!! (Fraw Bow) I-it loosened? The stiffness in my shoulders? In under 3 minutes (Conscon) Big brother… (Artesia Som Deikun) This thing is pretty nice… (M'Quve) BuruBuru me one more time... (Zeon Zum Deikun) Let's install this thing in the Gundam's memory circuits (Tem Ray) Aah! Wait, I got BuruBuru'd? (Gaia)

[shieldmaiden-sayla79]

If you really think about it, Amuro Ray fits the bill here too:

- He and Artesia “Sayla Mass” Som Deikun—the daughter of Zeon Zum Deikun, which technically makes her a princess—were an intimate couple in the novelization.

- Haro basically started out as a companion toy that Amuro tinkered with to give him more functionality…and a personality, as he showed concern whenever Amuro was feeling troubled.

- Amuro did have a bit of an attitude early on. Mr. Bright didn’t slap him for the heck of it, mind you.

- Amuro was content to sit around and tinker with machinery and watch the tube all day (as typical teenage boys would), but eventually ended up becoming the heroic poster boy for the Earth Federation during the One Year War, and again during the Gryps Conflict, and again when he saved the Earth from Char’s attempt to drop the Axis asteroid colony on it.

Ironically, only Shrek is still alive and the most well-adjusted of the three.

[char-x3]

Artesia Som Deikun & Lucifer❤️

[celtic-romulan]

Forever sad that Sayla wasn’t there to redeem her brother in the end. I would have loved to have seen her helping Amuro with saving the Earth from Char’s genocidal asteroid. Have her pull a Luke Skywalker or something to bring him back to the proverbial Light Side before he ultimately perished.

[toyotasoarer]

sayla

[slowlysointernet]

Gundam Pulitzer is a very very disappointing manga especially the Sayla chapters. You get 3 chapters of Sayla content and all it ends up being is a recap of Char, Lalah and Amuro and what happened at the end of the war.

Imagine having an opportunity to explore Sayla Mass, a character that's rich in characterization but barely appears and all you end up doing is recapping shit fans already know.

We could have had Sayla in a different light or Sayla's pov on her brother but no, all we get is a RECAP!

The only thing i liked is the photo of Artesia and her father.

[therosecrest]

[dkquentai]

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[turntex]

illus. urushihara satoshi