The 60-foot Gundam robots took their first steps
Robot is inspired by the popular Japanese series Mobile Suit Gundam
It was expected to be open to the public in October 2020 but was delayed
Robot is part of the attraction at Yamashita Pier engineers at Gundam Factory
The 60ft-t (18m) robot inspired by the popular Japanese anime series Stunning Gundam has taken its first steps.
The main machine is a humanoid robot similar to the one seen in blockbuster films such as Pacific Rim and Transformers.
The robot was built as part of a new attraction at Yamashita Pier by an engineer at the Gundam Factory in Port Yokohama.
The RX-78-2 Gundam was invented in 1979 by the mobile anime series Mobile Suit Gundam (pictured).
The RX-78-2 Gundam was invented in 1979 by the anime series Mobile Suit Gundam (pictured).
The 60ft long robot inspired by the popular anime series Mobile Suit Gundam has taken its first steps as part of a standard (illustrated) test
The 60ft long robot inspired by the popular anime series Mobile Suit Gundam has taken its first steps as part of a standard (illustrated) test
The robot was built as part of a new attraction at Yamashita Pier by an engineer at the Gundam Factory in Port Yokohama. In this video, the legs appear to be moving, but at the moment the machine does not have a head, which indicates that it is another way to complete.
The robot was built as part of a new attraction at Yamashita Pier by an engineer at the Gundam Factory in Port Yokohama. In this video, the legs appear to be moving, but at the moment the machine does not have a head, which indicates that it is another way to complete.
In this video, a typical test is shown, the legs of the robot are seen making a pedestrian movement but at the moment the machine has no head, indicating that it is already a certain way when you finish.
It was originally scheduled to be shown to the public in October 2020, but the coronavirus epidemic forced the opening of a magnificent project.
A statement from the project site states: 'We have taken the difficult decision to suspend the special viewing event which will take effect in July and postpone our grand opening scheduled for October 2020.
'We expect to have our best opening within a year. Details will be announced as they become available.
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Photos, other robots like Gundam in the Hollywood blockbuster film Pacific Rim
The giant machine is a humanoid robot similar to the one seen in blockbuster films such as Transformers (left) and Pacific Rim (right)
'This decision was made to ensure the health and safety of our fans and staff in the fight against the global spread of Covid-19.
'We apologize to all our fans who have been looking forward to our good opening and please understand us.
'In the meantime, we will be arranging for all our guests to enjoy some safe haven.'
The RX-78-2 Gundam robots were first made in 1979 with the anime series Mobile Suit Gundam.
Its insertion in 2020 will be open to the public for one year when it opens and the site will also come with a cafe, shops and academy to encourage new engineers.
As fascinating as the robot is, it is not the first Gundam robot to be made in Japan, where the anime series are the most popular.
The RX-0 Unicorn Gundam statue was unveiled in Odaiba, Tokyo in 2017 at approximately 65ft (19,7m).
This replaces the RX-78-2 model which was first introduced on site in 2012.
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This full Gundam robot stands outside the Gundam Factory Yokohama in Japan. Video clip made by Bonnie Burton / CNET © courtesy of CNET This Gundam robotic robot stands outside Gundam Factory Yokohama in Japan. Video thumbnail by Bonnie Burton / CNET
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Construction of the giant robots was completed on July 29. The Gundam robot stands 18 meters (59 feet long) and weighs 25 tons (about 55,000 pounds), according to Sora News 24.
This Yokohama Gundam is built with a motor boat that can move its body, including its arms and legs. Engineers tested the movements of the robotic legs, arms, and torso on July 5th.
This full Gundam robot stands outside the Gundam Factory Yokohama in Japan. © Video thumbnail by Bonnie Burton / CNET
This full Gundam robot stands outside the Gundam Factory Yokohama in Japan.
Shinto priests blessed Gundam's blessed head at a traditional building ceremony called a jotoshiki before the head handed over the shoulders of the robots to the building line.
This Gundam in Yokohama is the second complete Japanese RX-78. The first was in the Tokyo area of Odaiba region before being replaced by the RX-0 Unicorn Gundam.
The Gundam Factory Yokohama was originally scheduled to open in the summer, but due to the decline of cononavirus, it will now open in October.
toy store closure: Anime Mobile Suit Gundam was launched in 1979. Or there were only 43 episodes, spin-offs, many sequels and much more that has happened since then. For the story behind this great tree suit, check Up up close and personal with Gundam's 59-foot-tall statue.
The anime Mobile Suit Gundam was launched in 1979. Yet there were only 43 episodes, many spin-offs, sequences and many more that have happened since then. For the story behind this great tree suit, check Up up close and personal with Gundam's 59-foot-tall statue.
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