Why are real women not as cute, spunky, selfless, and adorable as the Dirty Pair?

Whattcha watchin', /m/?

What /m/ properties could possibly hope to oppose the Bydo Empire? Are there any that could defeat it?

If the jannies don't mind, I would like to continue my autistic argument with the 0079fag from this deleted thread: https://desuarchive.org/m/thread/18824285/. Hopefully he'll show up.

Giant robots whooping ass is cool as shit, yes, but at the end of the day if a fight isn't about the underlying emotional conflicts between two or more characters and/or the internal conflict of one or more characters. Without emotional investment, a robot fight is just metal banging metal. It lacks the soul that truly makes a fight a fight. It's why for all the technically superior fight choreography in the prequel trilogy, the light saber battles in the original Star Wars trilogy were far more compelling and interesting (except maybe for the confrontatiom between Anakin and Obi-Wan on Mustafar) - they are not as emotionally compelling.

That was why 0079 was so boring to me. I didn't feel any emotional investment in the myriad of Zeon-White Base skirmishes save for the ones in the final 10 episodes or so - you know, when the plot picks up and the show becomes more than a bunch of random fights with a few great powerful moments sprinkled throughout? Meanwhile with Zeta I was consistently engaged throughout.

I found Zeta's fights to be better animated AND better directed. But at the end of the day that doesn't matter. What matters is that the characters' internal and external struggles gave context and meaning to the giant cool robot battles and made them even cooler.

>Would also like to hear your defense of pic related.
The quality of Rosamia's character does not impact the overall quality of Zeta. Nonetheless I shall accept this challenge.

While Rosamia is not the most compelling, interesting or amazing part of Zeta, she is not particularly detrimental to it either. (3/?)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2V9h7F16uwQ
A TEASER TRAILER OF THE ILIVE ACTION SHORT FANMOVIE TRIBUTE TO THE 40th ANNIVERSARY SINCE 1st BROADCASTING OF GUNDAM IN ITALY.
Produced by The Bright Side Production (concept, editing, music, live shoots) + DM67 (CGI, visual F/x and virtual sets) + Gundam Italian Club (further live shoots + extras). This is from fans to fans fan movie project, produced for the sole purpose of celebration and entertainment. It's 100% no profit project. "Gundam" and the related characters, names and stories are trademarks of Sunrise Co. Japan and Bandai Namco Holdings.

I'm trying to start a journey of self improvement, are there any /m/ shows to help me along?

IMO Goggle V BGM is just great. I got it in FLAC and it sounds awesome.

Goggle V - Opening
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDKCJHe4lUM

Goggle V - STOP THE BATTLE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leeuHbvCQMA

Goggle V - Shutsugeki! Goggle Robo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVoWQ2lV96k
Also Metalder has a very nice OST. I got it in FLAC too, sounds absolutely great!!!!!!!!

Metalder Ending song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BH9YScNzx4k

Also Metalder has a great battle BGM:
https://youtu.be/DafJpddB4E8?t=490

Previous thread:
>>18571766

>Old links
https://pastebin.com/SdJ3rbn4
>Alt Pastebin/Spreadsheet (WIP)
https://mega.nz/#F!1A8xlJjK!SvBfoFKSxfRMm0gDloniWg

Recommended Anime torrent and ddl sites:

>https://nyaa.si/
>https://nyaa.net/
>https://nyaa.rip/
>https://anidex.info/

>https://www.acgnx.se/ (torrent mirror/scraper)
>https://anime.thehylia.com/ (eng anime & OST)
>https://animetosho.org/ (eng anime, torrent mirror, subs)
>https://animk.info/xdcc/ (XDCC index)
>http://chauthanh.info/ (eng anime & OST)
>https://jpddl.com/ (raws)
>https://nibl.co.uk/bots.php (XDCC index)
>https://www.animencodes.com/

>volafile · org/r/anime (request obscure anime here)

>It has already been twenty-five years since the broadcast of First Gundam.
>I'm afraid the legacy of Gundam dwindled down to the mobile suits, in the form of plastic models as a business and military hobbyism. Even these mobile suits were summarized down to protagonist mecha, Gundam, so that friend and foe alike were all uniformly Gundams. One could say this was inevitable: the pivotal creation that made Gundam a classic and drives the franchise expansion to this day is, of course, the mobile suit, represented by the RX-78 Gundam, weapon bearing the elements of a character; and the way of the world is that characters are what ultimately remain with the audience.
It's not a bad thing. I simply find it unfortunate that the Tale that enveloped the worldview and ideas on war presented in First Gundam ceased to function as anything more than device for the mobile suit fantasy.

>In recent years, in the world of anime and manga too, the hollowing out of mainstream culture and putative rise of subculture severely diluted and eroded the standing of the Tale.
>Audience have come to need a work only as an escape from reality, as an comfortable dream, judging everything on the criterion of moe, while creators' intellectual paucity and the jumble of trivial touches have encouraged that structure. At the same time, TV-type mass consumption, which prizes instant gratification and simplistic results, laid the impoverished grounds of contemporary Japanese entertainment, giving rise to masses that can only respond with praise for superficial details and technical proficiency; with tears, laughter, fear, or some other outpouring of simple emotions; or with identifying and particularism.
>And here we are, in this stagnant state of affairs. I am stuck here myself. It's embarrasing and frustrating, and I also regret that I contributed to it.
>I want it fixed. The sooner, the better.

The time has come to settle the debate about Evangelion once and for all.