Mobile Suit Gundam Iron Blooded Orphans Characters

Let's talk about Iron-Blooded Orphans! You know, that Gundam series that punches you right in the feels? Yeah, that one.

The Tekkadan Crew: Heroes or Just... Really Good at Fighting?

First up, Orga Itsuka. A leader, sure. But sometimes I think he was just really good at yelling "NEXT!" and hoping for the best.

And Mikazuki Augus? Okay, total badass. But also, kinda scary, right? Like, would you want to be on his bad side?

Then there's Akihiro Altland. He’s like the dependable older brother. Except, you know, with giant robots. You kinda knew he would always be there for the squad.

Biscuit Griffon, the gentle giant. Seriously, why couldn’t they have just let him bake more bread? The feels are too real.

Unpopular Opinion Time: Some Characters Were...Overrated?

Now, brace yourselves. This might sting. But was Gaelio Bauduin really that interesting?

He seemed mostly focused on being a rival and looking tragic. I mean, he’s not bad, but, there are other characters I'd rather see more of.

And let's not forget Ein Dalton. Loyal to a fault, sure. But his devotion to Gaelio bordered on...intense. It could feel like more than just friendship.

Kudelia Aina Bernstein, a princess for the people. Did she make some bad choices? Yep, but I think she was genuinely trying to do what was right.

The Villains: Sometimes More Interesting Than the Heroes?

Rustal Elion. He was the puppet master. Ruthless and cunning. Some might even say... compelling? Maybe just a little.

Iok Kujan, the noble that no one really liked. Talk about self-righteous and clueless. But, entertaining to watch him fail?

And McGillis Fareed (aka, masked man). A complicated character with tragic ambitions. He was like a train wreck you can’t look away from.

The Gundams: More Than Just Giant Robots

The Gundam Barbatos. A beast in metal. The epitome of raw power.

Gundam Gusion Rebake Full City, the powerhouse that was built for destruction. A giant beast indeed.

Gundam Kimaris Vidar, a Gundam with a lance that could pierce through anything. Impressive, and useful for poking holes in enemy mobile suits!

Final Thoughts: We Still Love Them, Right?

Okay, so maybe I poked a little fun. But I do love these characters. They're flawed, complex, and sometimes totally bonkers.

Iron-Blooded Orphans wouldn’t be the same without them. Even the ones I secretly judge. The characters make the series memorable.

So, who’s your favorite? And don’t be afraid to share your own unpopular opinions! After all, that's what makes discussions fun!