It should be said that the director did not get the point of the mecha, except for the Siberian mecha fighting each other, the other fighting scenes were below the standard. The main difference is that the actual sense of control and ritual of driving the mecha is worse than the first one more than one lv. The vibration feedback in the cockpit when the mech is in action and when it is attacked is very weak, and the mechanical sense is much worse, and almost all of them are replaced by holographic images. There is almost no sense of ritual for the driver to enter the cockpit to start the mecha, and people are more prepared to drive a fighter jet than you! The sense of ceremony is very important, okay? There is no close-up of the mecha's slow advancement from bottom to top, and no close-up of the joint details. There is no heavy sense of super strength, and there is no punk style. It just doesn't feel like it!
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