Some fun info about Huckebeins: Sunrise probably did not like that the Huckebein looked so much like the Gundams so in the game 2nd SRW OG they decided to destroy all existing Huckebeins. After that Huckebein line got replaced with Exbein line. That is until in SRW V Huckebein got brought back as a pre-order bonus unit.
@@arx3516 Back then it's own by Banpresto. And the design ran into copyright issue so it can't show up in the anime, toys companies can't sell them anymore. But now, Banpresto and Sunrise are bandai's subsidiary company
For In-Game (Classic SRW) explanation regarding why Huckebein looks similar to a Gundam, when Huckebein first debuted on Super Robot Wars 4 story, it was initially developed by the Titans. But the Development is terminated because of Budget problem. Then Banjo Haran (The Super Rich guy, the Pilot of Daitarn 3) bought the entire project and secretly continue building it, but using other technology since the guy has no access to the Feddies/Titans database. That's why Huckebein has very Titan-ish Color and looks like a Gundam on the outside, but totally different technology on the inside. For Real-Life explanation... It's just a tribute/homage to the Gundam series, just like Grungust is a big tribute/homage to the Mazinger series (Boost Knuckle and Final Beam is an obvious Rocket Punch and Breast Fire ripoff) because back then, Gundam is the face of 'real robot' series and Mazinger is the face of 'Super Robot' series. Both Huckebein and Grungust was initially planned to be 'one time only' thing, but they became so popular that Banpresto keep making them reappear on subsequent game and got more variant/upgrade
@@arx3516 Earth is under attack by Alien called Aerogather (Later will be known as Balmar Empire), however the current "Earth Army" at that time, Titans, is not interested in fighting them and instead use their might to oppress people and solidify their influence on Earth. So Banjo thought that it's a big waste to let a wonderful weapon (the Huckebein) in their hand, so he bought the entire project, and find the suitable pilot for it. Also to add more context, why Banjo didn't use Huckebein himself or why he didn't join the battle early on the series using his Daitarn, it's because Banjo in the Alpha series is the Banjo after the ending of the Daitarn Anime, in which, everyone already left him after what he did in the series finale. So he just a lonely guy with a lot of money, and he kinda hesitate to go on to the battlefield himself (That's why he joined the party way later despite introduced rather early on the game),
@@Matanumi Unfortunately Koto's SRW kit was made when Koto still in their early game of plastic model kit. Together with Armored Core, the kits suffer from low quality plastic, rough engineering and poor articulation just like a 3rd party kits. Now their kits are better although still far from Bandai's but because Banpresto was merged (or acquisited) by Bamco they probably lost the right for SRW kit's manufacturing.
For the Gravity Impact Cannon, most of us wouldn't notice this for decades since the Huckebein were just SD sprites in the game. We wouldn't see the placement of the G-Impact Cannon with the crotch until decades later when the Huckebeins are finally seen on non-SD sprites and arts outside of the concept art.
It's pretty cool seeing Super Robot Wars exclusive mobile suits getting a kit released by Bandai. They've all been very impressive from what I can tell.
if its the same as Huckebein 30th, it shoots a black hole. Sounds powerful but next to Mazinger ZERO, Shin Getter Dragon, Gundam Phenex & King of Braves GaoGaiGar, a black hole is nothing
@Orion Han @Orion Han It's not. It predates the 30th. It fires a gravity beam. Stronger than the graviton rifle but it's still weaker than the black hole cannon. You are also comparing what is more along the lines of a real robot to supers who are on the high end. L Why compare a real to a super? Doesn't make much sense.
This isn't really that related to the video but I still thought I would say it I have actually just built my very first gunpla kit! (call me basic but it was the entry grade strike Gundam) I've been spending a lot of time on it sanding the nubs and even panel lining a little bit (with a pencil) another trick that I also learned from this channel was using the runners to make a stand! I made two one vertical for well... vertical flying poses And one horizontal for horizontal flying poses I even made a stand for the beam rifle and shield I can definitely see why people get addicted to this hobby so easily and I might also just be addicted Edit: god why is this community so welcoming?
Congratulations my friend. Welcome to the community and I'm proud of you. Even I can't make runner stands yet. Hope one day you and I can show off to each other! Maybe bounce ideas off one another.
Funfact, in the game where Huckebein Mk-II first appeared (SRW Alpha1) it is actually a prototype Personnel Trooper made by the Titans hence why it has that color scheme
Just a bit of Huck trivia, there were 3 units rolled out for Mass Production tests, the first wound up being piloted by Bullet during the Divine War (The battle against the Divine Crusaders) and the L5 Conflict (The battle against the Aerogaters), the 2nd was used by the colonies to try to trap the Hiryu Kai but was wrecked by them and overhauled into the Huckebein MK-II Trombe piloted by Elzam Branstein when he joined up with the rest of the EFA during the final battle against Levi Tolar and her Judecca, the unit 3 was fielded by Shizuki Shizukawa (Who was made for OG but debuted in X-Omega as the pilot of the Huckebein 00R), during the beginning of the Sealing Wars all the Huckebein save for the MK-II Unit 3 would be destroyed by Almara Burton and her Galilnagant, the Unit 3 was a special case as by that point it had been overhauled with a new GraviCon system used by the MK-III and a Tesla Drive allowing Shizuki to surprise Almara with the use of 2 Graviton Rifles (Other equipment used by the MK-III) but the unit was still damaged badly by the Galilnagant's Axion Asher but was still reparable.
@@DOW1100 In the games the Ashe was originally the Huckebein 009 (The green one without the Blackhole Cannon) following the L5 conflict it was sent back to Mao Industries, while there it was overhualed into the Exbein (Or Extra Huckebein) as part of the EX-H PROJECT and was used as a testbed or the AM Boxer and AM Gunner.
I put my order in for this kit over a month ago and I'm still waiting for it to come back into stock. It's crazy to see how demand for Gunpla is increased so much.
Fun fact: In the Huckebein Mk-II's first appearance in SRW Alpha, it is a machine developed at the same time as the Gundam Mk-II and the Real Robot route has you fighting off a team of Titans trying to steal it, only for the protagonist to end up siding with the AEUG and helping them steal the Gundam Mk-II instead. The "G" in G-Impact Cannon stands for "Gravity", this is because the Huckebein Mk-II comes equipped with the Gravicon System as opposed to the Huckebein Mk-I's Black Hole Engine. The Gravicon System allows the Mk-II to also make use of the Gravity Wall defensive barrier. This is also why the G-Impact Cannon docks into the Mk-II's crotch. The Huckebein and most Real-type mecha in the SRW games are called "Personal Troopers", not Mobile Suits.
The reason why it looks like a Gundam is because it technically is? In the classic series it is said that the original Huckebein was developped by the Earth Federation but development was halted by the Titans due to budgetary reasons which explains its overall look and colors
Breh,where even do you get that fact, Titan isn't even a thing in SRW OG,the reason it looks like a gundam is solely because Katoki decided to troll around(a homage if you prefer that) hence why the Huckebeins had to be deleted and replaced with the less Gundam-like Exbein and MKIII until SRW V and T brought em back. Also the OG Huckebeins production wasn't halted because of budgetary reason,it was because of the fear of EOT/alien technology.
@@MasterSwo-MK it's from the Super Robot Wars games series. It's a turn strategy game. [play SRW30, it's good and 'Huckebein 30th' the upgraded Huckebein is the main characters mecha]. SRW is basically a crossover/world where Bandai-banpresto-sunrise mechas all exist in the same universe and work together.
Mecha, im curious but if you are going to review the dilanza sol, heindree sturm, and zowort heavy, could you mashup all three into one super war-ver wfm grunts vid showing all of them against each other? I cant decide which one of the three are the coolest, closest is zowort h because of the gm sniper custom missile equipment colors
Its always weird to me when seeing someone deep into mecha but never play or at least knows SRW. Its goes hand in hand together. Its like if you see fantasy nerd that never watch lotr or sci fi nerd that never watch star wars.
Funny that i fit almost all three of those categories, only having experienced both lotr and star wars second hand via video essays and having yet to interact at all with srw
@@peculiarcanine9443 Srw is how I know a lot of mecha and appreciate it more, to be honest. Before Srw, I only knew Gundam, Zoids, and Evangelion. Nowadays, I'm more into old super robot shows like Gaogaigar, Mazinger Z, and Getter because srw.
Just finished snapping building this kit. 9/10 Skirt could have sit more flush and the hand that grips the weapon should be easier to open. Having to pry open the fingers to hold things could snap the connecting pins. Looking forward to the Dygengar.
Hg lupus Rex might be compatible since it has larger ball joints. I put it together yesterday spent 10 minutes trying to figure out the torso. Because I didn’t read and put together the lupus the day before
This is a fantastic kit. My favorite of the year so far. Although some aspects rub me the wrong way and it feels like it was designed by the interns team. Namely, some gates are just atrocious. For the most part, the final result is fairly nub mark free, but some gates are placed so poorly, the nubs are just staring right at you, like on top of the backpack sections. And gates are so thick to boot, It feels like Bandai could cut down 10% of material cost just by making the gates thinner. Hands options could've been much better. I know, having the whole pair of open hands is already above what most HG kits have, but after seeing what Gespenst came equipped with, I did expect something along that line. Especially considering the price. Oh well, not the end of the world. Additionally the backpack feels kinda primitive compared to Kotobukiya's 20 year old Huckebein kit. That one had a cool opening gimmick with deployable thrusters. But I'm not sure, maybe Mk-II specifically isn't supposed to have that to begin with. Anyway, as I said, overall a fantastic kit. Now when we've got Alteisen and Hucky Mk-II, fingers crossed we'll get Weissritter soon to round up the core ATX team.
also the joke is that voice actor Tomokazu Sugita wished he played a Gundam pilot but instead he first played a SRW OG character Brooklyn Luckfield who is sometimes seen piloting the Huckebein Mk-II which resembles a Gundam by design.
@@miragebangbravern the Gespenst released does include the Neutron beam rifle, but does not include the Blaster cannon/Mega buster cannon on the chest as far as I've seen, Mk-II RV slightly changes some design details in the armor but would be great too
The Mass Production Huckebein Mk II is pretty much the GM in Super Robot Wars Original generations however it was the replacement of the Mass Production Gespenst Mk II which happens to be too badass enough to be retired.
I never realized where the cannon connects when I played SRW OG and SRW OG 2. And just look at the tip of that cannon. Someone was having so much fun designing this. Gotta hold back, though. The goal right now for me is DyGenGuar, along with G-Witch Gundams.
I've seen that mecha before in one of my locals comic magazine around then years 2000. Feel nostalgic coz i still remember this non-gundam mecha build. So cool design.😊😊
The fact that Bandai released the MkII before the original Huckebein makes me worry that they'll release that one as P-Bandai and make it basically impossible to get outside of those countries that have it. That, and/or they'll make the Huckebein 30 and 30th as P-Bandai as well since they're basically the same thing as the MkII with extra details and parts
I kinda doubt bandai will make a Huckebein MK1, I wish they make one tho. And before that, they need to milk the MK2 mold, like Trombe color and possibly mass production MK2 based on the segmented runners design
1:29 bruh mecha, Katoki got his name as A FREAKIN LINE IN GUNDAM MODEL KITS (the VER KA on MG Ver Ka is stand for Version Katoki, that's why all of MG that got Ver Ka is the Mobile Suit that have Katoki as the Designer)
I'll probably paint mine to have a more Gundam like color scheme. Painting the blue parts white and and the white parts red. Also the V fin connector red.
It's kit from an IP that already established without Bamco's involvement, unlike Gundam franchise that already owned by Banmco and Sunrise. You'll see Bandai's kit from IP other than Gundam tend to have "higher" price than gunpla i.e Star Wars. Also this kit is retail not P-Bandai.
Thought it was a Mk II from the thumbnail. Was even more confused when I saw the name. Speaking of, getting my first PG next week, an actual Mk II. I am very excited.
Ok, but what about compatibility with other HG lines? It’s been a known fact that the HG Witch from Mercury kits do not follow the same design conventions as HG kits from other lines.
G-Impact Cannon (Gインパクト・キャノン) Short for Gravity Impact Cannon (not Gundam Impact Cannon). A large external cannon deployed to the pilot at their request which acts as a substitute for the Huckebein's Black Hole Cannon. It fires a gravitational barrier generated by the Gravicon System, which crushes the enemy to smithereens upon impact. When firing, the Cannon is connected to the Mk-II's crotch section, which is where the Gravicon System is located. And Huckebein is pronounced like Huck-Q-Bine... I mean I couldn't feel at ease hearing you pronounce it as hyuck-bine 😅 Also SRW prefers these original mechs to be known as personal troopers but Huckebein resembles quite close to a GUNDAM indeed, yet it is not one but exists in a game with Gundams, super robots like Mazinger, Arms Slaves like Arbalest and so on.
I remember the first time I got to see the G-Impact Cannon back when I played SRWOG2 on the GBA. I couldn't stop laughing and at that moment, I knew that I was gonna be an SRWOG fan for life. So glad Bandai is making kits for this series these days. Kotobukiya is still there, but Bandai kits are a lot more accessible in my experience.
Seriously looks like the titans got their hands on a wing mobile suit, a striker pack and did some AOZ shenanigans
It’s a Katoki design sooo
They canonized this design with the Gullinbursti, so it's technically already in advance of zeta
Some fun info about Huckebeins:
Sunrise probably did not like that the Huckebein looked so much like the Gundams so in the game 2nd SRW OG they decided to destroy all existing Huckebeins. After that Huckebein line got replaced with Exbein line. That is until in SRW V Huckebein got brought back as a pre-order bonus unit.
I gotta say thanks for this information really appreciated it 🙏🏾
Both Sunrise and SRW are owned by Bandai.
@@arx3516 Back then it's own by Banpresto. And the design ran into copyright issue so it can't show up in the anime, toys companies can't sell them anymore.
But now, Banpresto and Sunrise are bandai's subsidiary company
I they got over it when they acquired Banpresto and that's why SRW30 had the Huckebein 30 front and center.
*you still get the Huckebein without the pre-order bonus, you just get it far earlier in the story if you do have the bonus
For In-Game (Classic SRW) explanation regarding why Huckebein looks similar to a Gundam, when Huckebein first debuted on Super Robot Wars 4 story, it was initially developed by the Titans. But the Development is terminated because of Budget problem. Then Banjo Haran (The Super Rich guy, the Pilot of Daitarn 3) bought the entire project and secretly continue building it, but using other technology since the guy has no access to the Feddies/Titans database. That's why Huckebein has very Titan-ish Color and looks like a Gundam on the outside, but totally different technology on the inside.
For Real-Life explanation... It's just a tribute/homage to the Gundam series, just like Grungust is a big tribute/homage to the Mazinger series (Boost Knuckle and Final Beam is an obvious Rocket Punch and Breast Fire ripoff) because back then, Gundam is the face of 'real robot' series and Mazinger is the face of 'Super Robot' series. Both Huckebein and Grungust was initially planned to be 'one time only' thing, but they became so popular that Banpresto keep making them reappear on subsequent game and got more variant/upgrade
Banjo knew what's up xD
Why would Banjo need mobile suit for? To give ut to his apprentice Toppy?
@@arx3516 Earth is under attack by Alien called Aerogather (Later will be known as Balmar Empire), however the current "Earth Army" at that time, Titans, is not interested in fighting them and instead use their might to oppress people and solidify their influence on Earth. So Banjo thought that it's a big waste to let a wonderful weapon (the Huckebein) in their hand, so he bought the entire project, and find the suitable pilot for it.
Also to add more context, why Banjo didn't use Huckebein himself or why he didn't join the battle early on the series using his Daitarn, it's because Banjo in the Alpha series is the Banjo after the ending of the Daitarn Anime, in which, everyone already left him after what he did in the series finale. So he just a lonely guy with a lot of money, and he kinda hesitate to go on to the battlefield himself (That's why he joined the party way later despite introduced rather early on the game),
I'm so fuckin ecstatic that Bandai is making HGs of SRW OG mecha. That series has so many bomb-ass designs.
KoyoBUNKIA had no business making those kits- worse peices of trash I ever built- actually turned me away from the hobby
@@Matanumi to be fair, the raftclans kit is actually a solid and good kit
@@Matanumi Unfortunately Koto's SRW kit was made when Koto still in their early game of plastic model kit. Together with Armored Core, the kits suffer from low quality plastic, rough engineering and poor articulation just like a 3rd party kits. Now their kits are better although still far from Bandai's but because Banpresto was merged (or acquisited) by Bamco they probably lost the right for SRW kit's manufacturing.
@@spartan576 Yeah, Raftclans was released when Koto's kit became more refined than their earlier products.
@@Matanumi yeah, I remember the frustration when I build those kits.
For the Gravity Impact Cannon, most of us wouldn't notice this for decades since the Huckebein were just SD sprites in the game. We wouldn't see the placement of the G-Impact Cannon with the crotch until decades later when the Huckebeins are finally seen on non-SD sprites and arts outside of the concept art.
8:28 Actually, the G in the weapon stands for "Gravity", as the Huckebein series usually have some gravitational-related equipment in their arsenal.
You absolutely know what they were doing.
It's pretty cool seeing Super Robot Wars exclusive mobile suits getting a kit released by Bandai. They've all been very impressive from what I can tell.
@xxnike0629xx Do you wanna hoard SRW kits' BOXES for your BOX fort? Asking for a friend LUL
Mecha is galled G-Impact because the G stands for Gravity Impact Cannon.
if its the same as Huckebein 30th, it shoots a black hole.
Sounds powerful but next to Mazinger ZERO, Shin Getter Dragon, Gundam Phenex & King of Braves GaoGaiGar, a black hole is nothing
@Orion Han @Orion Han It's not. It predates the 30th. It fires a gravity beam. Stronger than the graviton rifle but it's still weaker than the black hole cannon. You are also comparing what is more along the lines of a real robot to supers who are on the high end. L
Why compare a real to a super? Doesn't make much sense.
@@orionhan2431 O_O
@@gelenor2961 the Huckebein series is a middle ground between real and super, as they are built using alien technoligy.
I love the REAL ROBOT designs in the SRW series! Can't wait to build this myself!
This isn't really that related to the video but I still thought I would say it
I have actually just built my very first gunpla kit! (call me basic but it was the entry grade strike Gundam)
I've been spending a lot of time on it sanding the nubs and even panel lining a little bit (with a pencil) another trick that I also learned from this channel was using the runners to make a stand!
I made two
one vertical for well... vertical flying poses
And one horizontal for horizontal flying poses
I even made a stand for the beam rifle and shield
I can definitely see why people get addicted to this hobby so easily and I might also just be addicted
Edit: god why is this community so welcoming?
Welcome to the Hobby….
And prepare your wallet! 😅
Another wallet bites the dust
Prepare to Slash half of your salary muhahahahahaha!!!
Congratulations my friend. Welcome to the community and I'm proud of you. Even I can't make runner stands yet. Hope one day you and I can show off to each other! Maybe bounce ideas off one another.
Welcome to the hobby
Funfact, in the game where Huckebein Mk-II first appeared (SRW Alpha1) it is actually a prototype Personnel Trooper made by the Titans hence why it has that color scheme
Just a bit of Huck trivia, there were 3 units rolled out for Mass Production tests, the first wound up being piloted by Bullet during the Divine War (The battle against the Divine Crusaders) and the L5 Conflict (The battle against the Aerogaters), the 2nd was used by the colonies to try to trap the Hiryu Kai but was wrecked by them and overhauled into the Huckebein MK-II Trombe piloted by Elzam Branstein when he joined up with the rest of the EFA during the final battle against Levi Tolar and her Judecca,
the unit 3 was fielded by Shizuki Shizukawa (Who was made for OG but debuted in X-Omega as the pilot of the Huckebein 00R), during the beginning of the Sealing Wars all the Huckebein save for the MK-II Unit 3 would be destroyed by Almara Burton and her Galilnagant,
the Unit 3 was a special case as by that point it had been overhauled with a new GraviCon system used by the MK-III and a Tesla Drive allowing Shizuki to surprise Almara with the use of 2 Graviton Rifles (Other equipment used by the MK-III) but the unit was still damaged badly by the Galilnagant's Axion Asher but was still reparable.
Hi Bass, what about the Ashe (and later Ex-exbein), was it also originally a Huckie MKII in the games or manga?
@@DOW1100
In the games the Ashe was originally the Huckebein 009 (The green one without the Blackhole Cannon) following the L5 conflict it was sent back to Mao Industries, while there it was overhualed into the Exbein (Or Extra Huckebein) as part of the EX-H PROJECT and was used as a testbed or the AM Boxer and AM Gunner.
Honestly, I thought this mech will never get a kit because of Sunrise not being happy about the Hucky looking super similar to Gundams. 😮
they cant be that unhappy when Gundams have been in every SRW and the Huckebein 30th is the MC mecha for their 30th anniversary.
@@orionhan2431 Well part of that is they got a bit of backlash when they blew up the Hucks for the Ex Beins.
It has a kit for a very long time. Kotobukiya did it first.
Well, now that Banpresto and Sunrise are both under the Bandai umbrella, that's no longer a problem.
@ShinHakumen you'd be surprised. Corporations and thier rules can be weird
Gundam belongs to Sunrise, Huckebein and SRW belong to Banpresto, Bandai owns both Sunrise and Banpresto. Bandai would have to sue itself!
Gintama Gunsam moment
-I don’t actually watch Gintama I just got recommended random clips-
I put my order in for this kit over a month ago and I'm still waiting for it to come back into stock. It's crazy to see how demand for Gunpla is increased so much.
Fun fact: In the Huckebein Mk-II's first appearance in SRW Alpha, it is a machine developed at the same time as the Gundam Mk-II and the Real Robot route has you fighting off a team of Titans trying to steal it, only for the protagonist to end up siding with the AEUG and helping them steal the Gundam Mk-II instead.
The "G" in G-Impact Cannon stands for "Gravity", this is because the Huckebein Mk-II comes equipped with the Gravicon System as opposed to the Huckebein Mk-I's Black Hole Engine. The Gravicon System allows the Mk-II to also make use of the Gravity Wall defensive barrier. This is also why the G-Impact Cannon docks into the Mk-II's crotch.
The Huckebein and most Real-type mecha in the SRW games are called "Personal Troopers", not Mobile Suits.
And the newest Huckebein, the 30th, combines both Gravicon and Black hole technology.
The reason why it looks like a Gundam is because it technically is? In the classic series it is said that the original Huckebein was developped by the Earth Federation but development was halted by the Titans due to budgetary reasons which explains its overall look and colors
So what?
The Huckbein was basically the Gundam MK-2s first draft or something?
Breh,where even do you get that fact, Titan isn't even a thing in SRW OG,the reason it looks like a gundam is solely because Katoki decided to troll around(a homage if you prefer that) hence why the Huckebeins had to be deleted and replaced with the less Gundam-like Exbein and MKIII until SRW V and T brought em back. Also the OG Huckebeins production wasn't halted because of budgetary reason,it was because of the fear of EOT/alien technology.
@@nutthings4017 Wth you on about, he's talking about the ""Base"" SRW games, not the OG ones
@@MasterSwo-MK Not really, because there is a Gundam MK2 in the games
@@MasterSwo-MK it's from the Super Robot Wars games series. It's a turn strategy game. [play SRW30, it's good and 'Huckebein 30th' the upgraded Huckebein is the main characters mecha].
SRW is basically a crossover/world where Bandai-banpresto-sunrise mechas all exist in the same universe and work together.
Hukebein: I am NOT a gundam
Mecha, im curious but if you are going to review the dilanza sol, heindree sturm, and zowort heavy, could you mashup all three into one super war-ver wfm grunts vid showing all of them against each other? I cant decide which one of the three are the coolest, closest is zowort h because of the gm sniper custom missile equipment colors
"Less popular series tax" is the perfect way to sum up the reasoning for that price lmao
Its always weird to me when seeing someone deep into mecha but never play or at least knows SRW. Its goes hand in hand together. Its like if you see fantasy nerd that never watch lotr or sci fi nerd that never watch star wars.
Funny that i fit almost all three of those categories, only having experienced both lotr and star wars second hand via video essays and having yet to interact at all with srw
@@peculiarcanine9443 Srw is how I know a lot of mecha and appreciate it more, to be honest. Before Srw, I only knew Gundam, Zoids, and Evangelion. Nowadays, I'm more into old super robot shows like Gaogaigar, Mazinger Z, and Getter because srw.
What's funny is that this kit looks more Gundam than some of the actual Gundams like the Pharact or the Kimaris
that's just a fancy version of Neo Armstrong Cyclone Jet Armstrong Cannon
More like Neo Armstrong Cyclone Jet Armstrong Cannon Ver.Ka, because Hajime Katoki designed the damn thing.
But you know what IS a Gundam????
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aERIal
It doesn't need the stand to hold the big cannon
Wish they also do a revamp of the Hukebein Boxer....
Just finished snapping building this kit. 9/10
Skirt could have sit more flush and the hand that grips the weapon should be easier to open. Having to pry open the fingers to hold things could snap the connecting pins.
Looking forward to the Dygengar.
The G for the G Impact cannon stands for Gravity
I really like this kit, I just can't stomach the price for what is essentially a high grade.
dude I hope they make weissritter next I find it to be of a higher rarity than its partner alteisen
It may not be Gundam by name, but that's a Gundam. And of course there's Hajime Katoki involved
Looks more Gundam than Aerial...
Hg lupus Rex might be compatible since it has larger ball joints. I put it together yesterday spent 10 minutes trying to figure out the torso. Because I didn’t read and put together the lupus the day before
This is a fantastic kit. My favorite of the year so far.
Although some aspects rub me the wrong way and it feels like it was designed by the interns team.
Namely, some gates are just atrocious. For the most part, the final result is fairly nub mark free, but some gates are placed so poorly, the nubs are just staring right at you, like on top of the backpack sections. And gates are so thick to boot, It feels like Bandai could cut down 10% of material cost just by making the gates thinner.
Hands options could've been much better. I know, having the whole pair of open hands is already above what most HG kits have, but after seeing what Gespenst came equipped with, I did expect something along that line. Especially considering the price. Oh well, not the end of the world.
Additionally the backpack feels kinda primitive compared to Kotobukiya's 20 year old Huckebein kit. That one had a cool opening gimmick with deployable thrusters. But I'm not sure, maybe Mk-II specifically isn't supposed to have that to begin with.
Anyway, as I said, overall a fantastic kit.
Now when we've got Alteisen and Hucky Mk-II, fingers crossed we'll get Weissritter soon to round up the core ATX team.
Cool looking gundam
also the joke is that voice actor Tomokazu Sugita wished he played a Gundam pilot but instead he first played a SRW OG character Brooklyn Luckfield who is sometimes seen piloting the Huckebein Mk-II which resembles a Gundam by design.
Edge : "What about me?"
Can't wait for the HG Gespenst Mk-II Type-S and HG Dygenguar
Either type R or S would be awesome (as a Gillian Yeager fan that I am)
@@ookamibr1918The already released Gespenst kit can double as either since they look identical
@@miragebangbravern the Gespenst released does include the Neutron beam rifle, but does not include the Blaster cannon/Mega buster cannon on the chest as far as I've seen, Mk-II RV slightly changes some design details in the armor but would be great too
wow that launcher thing combined with the colors in general give me Sisquiede vibes.
I'm sure most people know it's not a gundam
Damn this looks like the Weltall from the Xenogears game. I wish Bandai would create all the gears there in the future. And in Master Grade form.
I think Square Enix made some small kits a while ago.
@@zetsugami00 Yeah I knew that. But those kits look ok not great.
Man I missed this kind of intros reminds me of the ol' days
everyone should play super robot wars
"This is no Gundam my friend, no Gundam!"
Also isn't the Huckebein series a mass or limited production unit?
It was, until most (if not all) were destroyed in OG 2nd, and then there's the custom ones (Exbein series)
Ingame, there is an MP ver of Huckebein MkII that's beige colored and has simplified backpack
There is a mass production version of the Mk II but it's tan instead of blue-black.
The Mass Production Huckebein Mk II is pretty much the GM in Super Robot Wars Original generations however it was the replacement of the Mass Production Gespenst Mk II which happens to be too badass enough to be retired.
Take a shot every time Mecha changes the pronounciation of Huckebein
The Huckebein MK. II looks like the chad RX-178 MK. II Ver. Titans.
I never realized where the cannon connects when I played SRW OG and SRW OG 2. And just look at the tip of that cannon. Someone was having so much fun designing this.
Gotta hold back, though. The goal right now for me is DyGenGuar, along with G-Witch Gundams.
It's actually more compatible with most gunpla than the WfM line is.
This is no Gundam boy, no Gundam!
I've seen that mecha before in one of my locals comic magazine around then years 2000. Feel nostalgic coz i still remember this non-gundam mecha build. So cool design.😊😊
The fact that Bandai released the MkII before the original Huckebein makes me worry that they'll release that one as P-Bandai and make it basically impossible to get outside of those countries that have it. That, and/or they'll make the Huckebein 30 and 30th as P-Bandai as well since they're basically the same thing as the MkII with extra details and parts
Would doubt honestly, regular Huckebein is like the RX-78 series of Huckebeins that it is not likely that it will be P-Bandai
I kinda doubt bandai will make a Huckebein MK1, I wish they make one tho.
And before that, they need to milk the MK2 mold, like Trombe color and possibly mass production MK2 based on the segmented runners design
1:29 bruh mecha, Katoki got his name as A FREAKIN LINE IN GUNDAM MODEL KITS (the VER KA on MG Ver Ka is stand for Version Katoki, that's why all of MG that got Ver Ka is the Mobile Suit that have Katoki as the Designer)
9:33 MY SUPER LASER PISS
By the way, those chakrams are called "Leap Slashers."
That only applied to the first Huckebein
Wasted opportunity in not naming it the MD Impact Cannon - the Magnum Dong Impact Cannon
THIS IS NO GUNDAM BOY, NO GUNDAM!
It's the Sugita Gundam
Ah yeah, Ze MC Mech from SRW, wish there is HG Huckebein 30th
I love the big ol' D Cannon.
looks like the Siesquiede
I've been waiting for this as I just finished mine and absolutely loved the build/finish!
Huckebein more like I'm your huckleberry
Keep the SRW OG kits coming Bandai! Dygenguar next in august!
Edit: And thanks a lot for reviewing these non Gundam kits!
The smartest thing SRW did was switch from koyoBUNKia to bandai manufacturing their builds.
Also LOL seed SFX
I hope the Valhawk gets a kit too someday
As always, nice review non-gunpla kit
This is an awesome hg. I am waiting that bandai will release a hg compatible Kaiser 😮🔥
1:56
Waist piece: "Wheeeee"
I'll probably paint mine to have a more Gundam like color scheme. Painting the blue parts white and and the white parts red. Also the V fin connector red.
It kind of sucks that I'll need to track down an Alteisen Nacht HG kit to give this thing the Shishio Blade.
just getting the hg chu chu's demitrainer after starting gunpla a month ago
I would love to get a HG SRW Wild Wurger, Wild Falken and Wildraubtier.
Looks like a mix between moon gundam, sazabi, zeta gundam, exia, and eclipse
I can't wait for mine to come in. I also can't wait for the variants
From what I remember, this is a P-bandai kit, so that explains a bit about the price
I found this kit in a department store where I live which is quite the oddity for a supposed P-Bandai kit
It was not just one box either, there were 3
None of the SRW kits are P-Bandai besides recolors, it is just that SRW kits are always expensive to begin with
It's kit from an IP that already established without Bamco's involvement, unlike Gundam franchise that already owned by Banmco and Sunrise. You'll see Bandai's kit from IP other than Gundam tend to have "higher" price than gunpla i.e Star Wars. Also this kit is retail not P-Bandai.
more srt kit would be awesome
Thought it was a Mk II from the thumbnail.
Was even more confused when I saw the name.
Speaking of, getting my first PG next week, an actual Mk II. I am very excited.
you can see how deliberately they not shown huckebein in the srw og anime Divine Wars and The Inspector
They changed the head units a lot to have visors
The Wildschwein was in both (well the MP versions only in the latter).
So they always could have included the Huckebeins but chose not to
Somebody please have this painted in AEUG Colors!
this should have been a MG. or an RE100 at the very least.
back then I thought that's an upgrade version of the mk-II gundam
It's not a Gundam-Type. It's a Personal Trooper.
I want the action base as standard for SRW HGs. That adds to the price but it is a good thing.
It is standard for the line actually
1st *vanishing trooper* vibing
*Ace Attacker intensifies*
could you do a list for model kits with the most extra parts?
Now need huckbein 3 boxer n gunner
Hey mecha does the stand come with the model kit???
Yes, all SRW kits come with the same stand
Holding out and hoping the mk iii gets released with the boxer frame.
Weltall with id-system
Ok, but what about compatibility with other HG lines? It’s been a known fact that the HG Witch from Mercury kits do not follow the same design conventions as HG kits from other lines.
I seen it being compatible with other HG backpacks
this thing looks like mk ii titans/ nu gundam, and gullinbursti combined (now i want to get that and plop the backpack on to my kestrel)
Note, this is not a mobile suit too
G-Impact Cannon (Gインパクト・キャノン)
Short for Gravity Impact Cannon (not Gundam Impact Cannon). A large external cannon deployed to the pilot at their request which acts as a substitute for the Huckebein's Black Hole Cannon. It fires a gravitational barrier generated by the Gravicon System, which crushes the enemy to smithereens upon impact. When firing, the Cannon is connected to the Mk-II's crotch section, which is where the Gravicon System is located.
And Huckebein is pronounced like Huck-Q-Bine... I mean I couldn't feel at ease hearing you pronounce it as hyuck-bine 😅
Also SRW prefers these original mechs to be known as personal troopers but Huckebein resembles quite close to a GUNDAM indeed, yet it is not one but exists in a game with Gundams, super robots like Mazinger, Arms Slaves like Arbalest and so on.
This is no Gundam, boy!
Literally a sisquiede with a normal Gundam head
Review the rg freedom gcp
I remember the first time I got to see the G-Impact Cannon back when I played SRWOG2 on the GBA. I couldn't stop laughing and at that moment, I knew that I was gonna be an SRWOG fan for life. So glad Bandai is making kits for this series these days. Kotobukiya is still there, but Bandai kits are a lot more accessible in my experience.
have you seen the third party metal build of this?
Huckebein got that big energy in it 💀
No. That thing is a Gundam.
Have you gotten your hands on the Full Mechanics 1/100 Aerial yet?