History Headscratchers / GundamBuildFighters

** Judging from the way the parts are wielded, it would be impractical to do so. Also, doing this in the heat of a battle is very dangerous as it would leave itself open. It doesn't help that most of the fields lack camping spots.

* Why doesn't the Star Build Strike shoot its own shield to power up the Discharge system?

** About eighteen to her early twenties, not accounting for any possible ValuesDissonance for Japan or Italy. China's fear doesn't have to be completely ''rational'', she' just thirteen.

** About eighteen to her early twenties, not accounting for ValuesDissonance for Japan or Italy. China's fear doesn't have to be completely ''rational'', she' just thirteen.

* Can't the Star Build Strike shoot its own shield to power up the Discharge system?

* How old is Kirara/Mihoshi for China to feel threatened by Sei appearing to have a crush on her, but also for Fellini to date without coming off as a creep?

** Rule of Drama. That field not switching off was completely out of place and you could totally see Aila's rampage coming.

**** In-universe nobody is using plavsky hacks except Nils and Sei, even though they have been given plenty of time to implement them.

** I like to think that Mashita and Baker deliberately dragged things out as a way to spite Fellini due to his relationship with Sei and Reiji.

* Why was the field left active for so long after [[spoiler: Fellini conceded the match to Aila]]? Even if it normally remains active for a little while after a match, there was absolutely no reason that it should have been on as long as it was and it definitely should have been shut off when [[spoiler: Aila lost it and started trashing the Fenice]].

*** Who said anything about real-world reactions? The reactions by the crowds in-show have been largely positive, and Fellini's comments were about the Gunpla scene being revolutionized ''in-show''.

*** Given the real-world reaction to these hacks (generally negative) it's unlikely, not only because people don't really like them, but also because there are still plenty of world level fighters capable of winning the tournament on their tactics and skills alone. Bear in mind that in this tournament all the competitors had more than enough time to create gunpla with plavsky hacks before the finals, but practically nobody did.

** What's going to happen the instant the tournament is over? Everyone's going to start incorporating Plavsky hacks into their Gunpla. By the time the next tournament rolls around, ''not'' having Plavsky hacks will be seen as strange on the competitive level. That's why it's a revolution. Everyone's going to be copying the new techniques displayed at the championship, and the Gunpla scene will be changed.

* Why is the new generation described as a revolution? As far as we can tell the only gunpla using "Plavsky hacks" are the Star Build Strike and the Sengoku Astray. All 14 other players in the finals are just skilled fighters using well-built standard gunpla.

* Yeah, but it's still easier to buy a new one (or the Gouf Custom) and build it just to train Reiji. Say that gives me a build idea...

** He has A HGUC version, but he doesn't want it messed up by battling.

** He has A HGUC version, but he doesn't want it messed up by battling.
* Someone help me out here. Wing Fenice, what particular kit is it based off of? -- While present Fenice is seriously kitbashed and scratch-built, the version he's it's got of it as a kid has the body of series Wing, but the wings of Endless Waltz's design (not Wing Zero's feather wings, the ones the flashbacks of Wing have). Is there a particular kit like this, or was Ricardo simply just kitbashing even from his childhood by sticking Endless Waltz wings on it?
** Nevermind, it seems I was confusing series Wing Zero with series Wing.

* Someone help me out here. Wing Fenice, what particular kit is it based off of? -- While present Fenice is seriously kitbashed and scratch-built, the version he's it's got of it as a kid has the body of series Wing, but the wings of Endless Waltz's design (not Wing Zero's feather wings, the ones the flashbacks of Wing have). Is there a particular kit like this, or was Ricardo simply just kitbashing even from his childhood by sticking Endless Waltz wings on it?

** He has A HGUC version, but he doesn't want it messed up by battling.

** [[RuleOfFunny Because it's funny]]. Other than that it's also probably to show how old fashioned Ral is.

* Why did Ral use a Best Collection mecha? HGUC Gouf is far easier to find, basically a cheap kit, and have better articulation, and with HGUC Gouf Custom it's even better.

* Why did Ral use a Best Collection mecha? It's probably cheaper and better to use even an HGUC Gouf, and even more so with the newer Gouf Custom.

* In episode 14, the preliminary round consists of only 9 races (and hence only 9 possible winners), and begins with 12 teams undefeated including Sei and Reiji, plus 7 players 4 points behind. How is it possible that Sei and Reiji fell to 17th place after losing the round? Worst case scenario is that they wind up tied for 15th place.

* In episode 14, the preliminary round consists of only 9 races (and hence only 9 possible winners), and begins with 12 players undefeated including Team Iori, plus 7 players 4 points behind. How is it possible that Sei and Reiji fell to 17th place after losing the round? Worst case scenario is that they wind up tied for 15th place.

* In episode 14 Sei and Reiji lose one round of the preliminaries, putting them 4 points behind the the undefeated contestants. However, in a round with only 9 races (and hence only 9 possible winners), 12 players undefeated including Team Iori and 7 players 4 points behind before the round began, how is it possible that Sei and Reiji fell to 17th place after losing? Worst case scenario is that they wind up in 15th place.