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Rodrick Su (rsu@tigana.com)
Wed, 1 Nov 2000 19:51:59 -0800
>
> *I've read on some synopsis on Zeta Gundam:
> (http://members.tripod.com/Corcyson/mobile_suit_zeta_gundam_series_i.htm)
>
> That Camille (or Kamiru. but i prefer Kamiru) was the one who actually
> designed the Zeta Gundam,
It would make more sense if his name is spelled Camille. Having a girly
sounding is what got him in trouble with Titan pilot Jerid Messad in episode
1.
> plus he even suggested the ability to transform to waverider for
> trans-atmospheric purposes.
As for design brilliance, not really. He has some good idea, and the
engineers over at Anaheim implemented them. It's not like Paptimus Scirocco
who actually design and build every single mobile suits he and his immediate
underlings pilot.
> So if he designed the Zeta, did he also design the ZZ? THe ZZ is the
> brother of the Zeta right?
He most certaintly didn't design Zeta. He has some good idea on the next
generation mobile suit base on available data on Mk. II. As for ZZ, it's
just a continuation of Zeta project by Anaheim, with absolutely no imput
from Camille.
>
> Ain't he supposed to have some design copyright "crap" on the Zeta?
> I mean, he gets "mucho dineros" for designing it?
>From whom? He isn't exactly being paid by AEUG, and Anaheim will most
certaintly paid for them.
> What about the different ZetaPlus series of mobile suits on Gundam
> Sentinel? Did Camille think
> of those variations too? or did Aneheim take over his designs for their
> own purposes?
Let try this again. All Camille did was suggestion for some improvement for
the next generation Gundam. All actual design works are made by Anaheim
electronics.
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