A gallery where each photo tells a unique and varying story or part of a greater narrative.
When "The Transformers" came out in 1984, it was a simple good-versus-evil story with character motivations clear as black and white. Nowadays, white isn't the best representation of good intentions within Transformers stories, like Lunar Cruiser Prime and Nova Prime seen here. While Lunar Cruiser Prime is a mere collaboration item, he represents a Transformer … Continue reading One Shots / “That’s Just Prime: Shades of White”
In no less than 10 years since the First Bloody Valentine War, mobile suit and mobile weapons technology in the Cosmic Era has progressed continuously, and aggressively. The Strike Gundam and its Striker Weapon System introduced interchangeable and modular weapon packs for various combat scenarios. However, there was also an idea to combine these packs … Continue reading One Shots / “Same Idea, Different Interpretation”
This weekend marks the start of a new Ultraman series, Ultraman Arc. It's a constant reminder of how time flies really fast as around this time one year ago, Ultraman Blazar had its premiere and introduced us to its anti-monster mechanized weapon, Earth Garon. To be honest, I didn't follow Blazar while it was airing, … Continue reading One Shots / “The Earth Guardian”
As seen during the Gundam 45th Anniversary special, 2024 marks the 30th anniversary of Mobile Fighter G Gundam. To those unfamiliar, G Gundam is the first non-Universal Century production following V Gundam the year before, and kickstarts all the alternate universe Gundam productions that continue to this day. G Gundam is also arguably the most … Continue reading One Shots / “Fists of Fury”
Mobile Suit Gundam made its premiere in April of 1979, making 2024 the 45th anniversary of the franchise. Subsequent Gundam series followed suit, having premieres in April before the more recent practice of starting in October. That said, we did another April premiere last year with the second half of Mobile Suit Gundam the Witch … Continue reading One Shots / “Subversion of Expectations”
