Again the saga of Gundam mobile suit it turns out to be innovative and original. Yoshiyuki Tomino’s masterpiece has not only revolutionized the mecha genre, but is once again the protagonist on the front lines of sustainability and progress thanks to the efforts of the Japanese giant Bandai.
Among the most prestigious directors, the name Yoshiyuki Tomino stands out, an eccentric and competitive personality who had no qualms about challenging Evangelion and Demon Slayer directly. In any case, the franchise is one of the most productive titles in the world today and enjoys unprecedented popularity in Japan, thanks largely to the extraordinary phenomenon of merchandising, mainly through the so-called gunpla.
These are basically Gundam models that fans can recreate, kits that contain a lot of unused plastic. And exactly with that runner, those plastic tubes that enclose the various parts that Bandai started a campaign to recycle this huge amount of material. Numerous fans and companies took part in the Japanese giant’s initiative, sending over 3000 runners to the company to be recycled Build the head of a 2 meter high gundam, the same that you can admire at the end of the news. The group has also promised to cut CO2 emissions by 35% by the end of the new decade and then eliminate them by 2050. An important undertaking, but one that again underscores Mobile Suit Gundam’s role in social development.
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