#misa satsukino

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Does Misa Satsukino (Gundam Breaker 3) have a Ryu number? [I don't know if this is against the rules because while it is a game it's very much based on an anime.]

Misa Satsukino has a (Limited) Ryu Number of 3/does not have a Ryu Number.

(explanation below)

Gundam characters usually aren't too difficult to link given the series's long history with Super Robot Wars, but the key point here is that moreso than being a Gundam game, Gundam Breakers is more accurately a Gunpla game.

Gunpla, of course, being the wildly popular model kits based on the titular mecha, and most importantly for this blog's purposes, not actually the mecha themselves.

To that end, while the likes of Amuro are technically present in the recently shut down Gundam Breaker Mobile, they appeared as AI pilots you could assign to your Gunpla while participating in Gunpla battles, instead of the in-universe flesh-and-blood Gunpla nerds the game was ostensibly about.

So in a sense, these pilots all "appear" in whatever game-like system the Gunpla battles take place in. But does that count as an appearance in Gundam Breaker Mobile alongside the actual Gunpla battlers?

While I'm generally pretty hard-nosed about not counting depictions that are fictional in-universe, which kinda comes part and parcel with the Gunpla conceit, the Twitter account's judgment on in-universe media appearances is "How lazy is it?". In that sense, you could make a decent case that this is worth carving out an exception for. They all came with their own set of stats and characteristics, they were all voiced, and while this is personal speculation, if the primary appeal of Gundam Breaker as a series is playing with Gundam models by assembling and battling with them, the secondary appeal of Gundam Breaker Mobile was getting your favorite characters to pilot said Gundam models. So in a sense, you could assert the in-universe Gunpla battles were the actual core of Gundam Breaker Mobile, and the story with the "real" characters were little more than periphery flavor.

Now, my gut is to keep being a hard-nose about the in-universe depiction thing separating the two levels of fictionality at play, but complicating matters is that the game also added its own story characters as AI pilots.

So now there's characters that exist in both the fictional universe of Gundam Breaker Mobile and the artificial Gunpla battle system that exists within the fictional universe of Gundam Breaker Mobile. Are those the same character and character appearance within Gundam Breaker Mobile? I don't know, this is the exact situation I try to avoid with Extended Ryu Numbers and real ass people, just wrapped around another layer of fictionality. (Which itself could imply that, if you take the dubious step of extending the Gundam Breaker Mobile universe by asserting that other fiction beyond Gundam exists almost exactly as it does in real life, these characters have in-universe Ryu Numbers, which has to be by far the most ridiculous phrase I have ever seen fit to post.)

Not complicated enough for you? There's also AI pilots from Gundam Breaker Battlogue, the tie-in ONA for Gundam Breaker, which naturally includes Misa herself.

Honestly, if I'm twisting myself into this many Gordian knots just to establish some basic ground truths, I may as well cut it myself by saying that yeah, sure, she can have a Ryu Number if you want. It might even be Limited, going by when the Misa AI pilot was available. I don't know. Embrace and reject nuance simultaneously.

(Also, there's multiple Haros don't fucking @ me)

[recentanimenews]

Masami Ōbari to Direct Six-Part Gundam Breaker Battlogue OVA

  If it weren't for Gunpla, Mobile Suit Gundam wouldn't be what it is today. Appropriately, the model kits have gotten plenty of anime outings, including the Gundam Build Fighters series. And there's more to come, as game series Gundam Breaker prepares to break into anime with Gundam Breaker Battlogue.

    The six-episode OVA will pull from across the world of the game series, featuring familiar characters and units. Here's the cast as it stands, with each character's respective voice actor returning from their role in the games:

  Misa Satsukino (from Gundam Breaker 3) — Yuka Iguchi

  Kadomatsu (from Gundam Breaker 3) — Tomokazu Sugita

  Ryusei Fudou (from Gundam Breaker Mobile) — Kensho Ono

  Sana Miyama (from Gundam Breaker Mobile) — Rie Takahashi

  Touma Aizen (from Gundam Breaker Mobile) — Yuki Ono

  And here's a look at the units you can expect to see:

  Gundam Helios

Blazing Gundam

  Gundam Perfect Strike Freedom

  Gundam Livelance Heaven

  Gundam 00 Command Quanta A

  Gundam Barbatauros A

  Noted mecha anime director and designer Masami Ōbari returns to direct the OVA, following his "Battlogue" series for both Gundam Build Fighters and Gundam Build Divers.

  Take a look at all the action to come in the first PV (be sure to hit "CC" for subtitles):

    Alongside the anime, Sunrise will be launching the "Gundam Breaker Battlogue Project," further strengthening the bond between Mobile Suit Gundam and the Gundam Breaker franchise. New Gunpla seen in the games and anime will be available as physical kits, and — just like in the series — you'll be able to mix and match parts to create your own custom Gundam.

    U.S.-exclusive Gundam Breaker Gunpla kits are also in the works.

  A story mission serving as a prequel to the OVA is now playable in Gundam Breaker Mobile, as well.

  Gundam Breaker Battlogue premieres in October 2021. It will be viewable on the official Gundam YouTube channel in Japan, and on the Gundam Portal Site globally.

  Source: @ggame_gbm on Twitter, Gundam Portal Site

    Watch Gundam Build Fighters on Crunchyroll!

  By: Kara Dennison

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Gundam Breaker, trailer e tutti i dettagli sull’anime tratto dalla serie di videogiochi

La serie di corti debutterà online ad ottobre.

Il sito di “Gundam Breaker Battlogue” si è aggiornato svelando una prima locandina e una video anteprima dell’anime che, a partire da ottobre, verrà trasmesso in streaming sul canale YouTube giapponese ufficiale del franchise e su quello di Gundam.info.

La serie di corti sarà composta da 6 episodi e accompagnerà il lancio della nuova linea di Gunpla omonima, che come nei videogiochi permetterà ai fan di creare dei modellini personalizzati, combinando le differenti parti del proprio mobile suit. 

Il cast include personaggi presi da Gundam Breaker 3 e Gundam Breaker Mobile: 

Misa Satsukino: Yuka Iguchi (Myne in Ascendance of a Bookworm)

Ryusei Fudo: Kensho Ono (Giorno Giovanna in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind)

Sana Miyama: Rie Takahashi (Megumin in KonoSuba)

Toma Aizen: Yuki Ono (Louis in Beastars)

Kadomatsu: Tomokazu Sugita (Gintoki Sakata in Gintama)

Di seguito invece i mobile suit:

Gundam Helios

Blazing Gundam

Gundam Perfect Strike Freedom

Gundam Livelance Heaven

Gundam 00 Command Quanta 

Gundam Barbatauros 

L’anime è diretto da Masami Obari (Gundam Build Fighters: Battlogue, Bubblegum Crisis) presso gli studi SUNRISE (Scarlet Nexus, Mobile Suit Gundam: Hathaway). La sceneggiatura è curata da Yuichiro Kitaoka e So Mayumi, mentre il design dei personaggi è adattato da Kenichi Ohnuki (Golden Kamuy, Gundam Build Fighters) and Shuri Toida (Gundam Build Divers Re:RISE). Al mecha design invece troviamo: Kunio Okawara; Kanetake Ebikawa; Kyotaro Ando; Kyoryu Kuramo; Kyoshi Takigawa e Naohiro Washio.

La serie di videogiochi è stata lanciata da Bandai Namco nel 2013 con un primo titolo per Playstation 3 e PS Vita. Il capitolo più recente del franchise è invece uscito per Playstation 4 e PC e risale al 2018

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Gundam Breaker Battlogue Web Anime to Start Streaming Worldwide on October 19

    The official website for the forthcoming six-chapter web anime Gundam Breaker Battlogue has announced that it will start streaming worldwide on October 19, 2021. It will be streamed on the Gundam franchise's official YouTube channel "Gundam Channel" in Japan, and on Gundam.info overseas.

  The anime Gundam Breaker Battlogue is produced as part of the "Gundam Breaker Battlogue Project," which aims to further strengthen the linkage between the Gundam plastic models and the "Gundam Breaker" series inspired by them. It features the project's original mobile suits and characters from the Gundam Breaker Mobile smartphone game app and the Gundam Breaker 3 PlayStation4/PlayStation Vita game.

  Also, it was announced that the anime's theme song "Breaking Blazing" is performed by three-member Japanese rock band Mr.FanTastiC. Ahead of the digital release on October 20, the song's teaser music video is now streamed on YouTube.

    "Breaking Blazing" teaser MV:

    Mr.FanTastiC artist photo:

      "Gundam Breaker Battlogue" key visual:

    PV:

    Main staff:

  Planning and Production: Sunrise

Original Story: Hajime Yatate, Yoshiyuki Tomino

Director: Masami Ohbari

Screenplay: Yuichiro Kitaoka (Repton), Hajime Mayumi (Repton)

"Gundam Breaker 3 Character Design: Yuriko Senba

"Gundam Breaker Mobile" Character Design: taiki

Character Design: Kenichi Onuki, Tamari Toida

Mechanical Design: Kunio Okawara, Kanetake Ebikawa, Kotaro Ando (Studio GS), Kyoryu, Kyoshi Takigawa, Naohiro Washio

Chief Mechanical Animator: Shinya Kusumegi 

Art Director: Kenta Masuda

Color Designer: Hiroyasu Kanemitsu

CG Director: Yuki Murozono

Director of Photography: Daichi Nogami

Editing: Yukiko Nojiri

Sound Director: Hitoshi Akitagawa

Planning Cooperation: NAMCO BANDAI Entertainment, BANDAI SPIRITS, Sotsu

    Main voice cast:

  Satsukino Misa: Yuka Iguchi

Fudou Ryusei: Kensho Ono

Miyama Sana: Takahashi Rie

Eisen Touma: Tomoki Ono

Kadomatsu: Tomokazu Sugita

    Source: "Gundam Breaker Battlogue" official website

  ©SOTSU, SUNRISE

  By: Mikikazu Komatsu