In this episode, Domon can’t stand to stay in a hotel room, The Zeus Gundam is too cool to live, and the wander bug preys on insects several times its size, and usually wins. Plus, the Nostalgia Pilots consider the most powerful Gundam of all: The Bus Driver Gundam.
This week, Master Asia gives himself more nicknames, the God Gundam is unveiled to great fanfare, and we meet the rest of Gundams. Plus, we get a tender reunion between Argo Gulsky and Neo-Canada’s Andrew Graham, and the Prime Minister of Neo Hong Kong isn’t up to anything.
In this episode, Rain becomes a magical girl, Domon defeats his master only to be bullied by a horse, and the giant Gundam clock is real, and spectacular. Plus, the laser turnbuckles still work, and the rest of the Shuffle Alliance could’ve just carpooled.
Tonight, Argo is an adult man, the Shuffle Alliance finally finds common ground in wanting to kick Domon’s ass, and the Guyana Highlands is the real victim. Plus, Domon and Rain make a promise, and that window doesn’t belong there!
In this episode, Domon has been gone for weeks in his peyote cave, The support teams head for the finals, and The Dark/Devil Army reveals sea and air models! Plus, Argo always reads the manual, and How did Schwartz fit his Gundam in a cave?
This week, Mirabeau’s villain eyeliner is on point, Rain wishes she could heal an actual sports injury for once, and G Gundam continues the theme of having a good fight instead of going to therapy! Plus, the Nostalgia Pilots ship it and George lays on hands.
In this episode: Sai Saici is a very young man, Argo has angry eyes, and Natasha chooses violence. Plus, Rain has a huge Amazon order and Schwartz still hasn’t taught Domon how to fight.
In this episode, Gundam Maxter open carries, Domon takes up cliff diving, and Kill Harn is too cool to make it into the actual episode! Plus, Chibodee uses Surf, and Rain remains unstoppable.
Welcome to Nostalgia Pilots! This week, Spence, Hugh, Jason and Jurd consider Mobile Fighter G Gundam Episode 17: Challenge! Mysterious Masked Fighter!
In this episode, The Death Army D-G Cell Skeletons are somehow worse when they can talk, The rest of the cast only cares about Rain, and Domon can’t count to four. Plus, George blows his chance and the vibe between Argo and the Commandant continues to be weird.
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