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Ooyama walks into the hangar somewhere on planet Daikon
Ooyama: Hi there!
Shirley Keeper: Hello!
Ooyama: Who are you?
Shirley Keeper: I'm Shirley Keeper, I was a janitor cleaning the city and now i'm a vice commander of ARC!
Ooyama: What's this robot that transforms into a fighter jet?
Shirley Keeper: This is Legioss, an experimental Metal Gear designed for space use!
Ooyama: What does the purpose of this experimental weapon?
Shirley Keeper: It purpose is to fend off the invaders using this experimental weapon!
Ooyama: That was awesome!
Shirley Keeper: Thank you!

This entry features some Dutch angle for some photography featuring Ooyama wearing his civilian gamer clothes from CMF series 19 and introduces Shirley Keeper from Lego City in her redesigned clothes from The Blade Stunt Challenge (60340) but with dark blue legs, While the Legioss is actually an action figure in 1/48 scale from Riobot line produced by Sentinel Co., Ltd.

Yay, Gunpla!

Style: 5 - Hm. This is literally just two minifigs standing on a table in front of an action figure.

Substance: 4 - There´s not much substance here, see above.

Photography: 6 - A bit messy. The background is very distracting from the scene, could have been cropped a bit more.

Theme: 5 - It´s a nice little dialogue, but not very 'brikwarsy' at all.

PS: แอ็กชันมากขึ้น เลโก้มากขึ้น และตัวเลขแอ็คชั่นน้อยลงน่าจะดี!

...I was going to do something interesting with Statlor and Waldorf, but it is too freaking hot, and I still haven't done the Blarney Stone vingette for the loser of the Blarney Battle, so I'll keep it simple.

This was... ... ...

Style: ... ... ... 3 Build? What build? There's two minifigures talking in front of a Gundam model. Okay, the Gundam required building, but it isn't made of Lego or even knock-off bricks, so points off for that.

Substance: ... ... 2. Again, there's nothing to judge except for two minifigures.

Photography: 3 No background. Nice clear pics for what we DID get, I mean, the subject matter is really easy to see and understand, but... there's two minifigures standing on a wooden table in front of a Gundam with no background (also your door clearly needs painting around the handle, but that's a different matter entirely).

Theme: 5. I do like Gundam, I think Lego needs more mecha-builds and some quick-play rules for doing mecha battles (love Brikwars rules, but they're a tad complex for a quick throw-down with mecha suits). Making a big robot suit to fight stuff? That is Brikwars, just... not Lego, because other than the two minifigures, no Lego was involved in the making of this scene.