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A human is controlling this Japanese robot from the inside. Here's how they do it

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Treavor Leahy🇺🇸3 years ago

They like mecha over there

Christopher Bean3 years ago

Cool! Get your own Gundam for around 3 million bucks🤖👍

Drinkin’ Bourbon & Talkin’ Sports.com3 years ago

Pacific Rim is real!

Brandon Ortiz3 years ago

GUNDAMMMMMMMSSSSSSSSSS

Charlie Robertstad3 years ago

I love how inventive Japanese culture and industry is, but sometimes I just wish they would take care of their declining population while they're fixing everything else.

Alex3 years ago

It’s knightmare frame now but soon we will have gundams

sage3 years ago

that's a mobile worker and you can't convince me otherwise

OmegaKatanaXIII3 years ago

This is so flipping cool because we are getting closer to creating pliotable robots like in Japanese anime now.

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