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|volumes=15 Tankobon (Original Issue,1982-1986)
|japanese start=August 20, 1982
 
|japanese end=December 17, 1986
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|japanese start=1982/08/20
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|japanese end=1986/12/17
|publisher=Kodansha Ltd.
 
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|japanese unaired=No
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|english unaired=No
 
|magazine=Comic Bom Bom
 
|magazine=Comic Bom Bom
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|publisher=Kodansha Ltd.
 
|chardesign=Koichi Yamato
 
|chardesign=Koichi Yamato
 
|mechdesign=Koichi Tokita, Kunio Okawara, Kazumi Fujita
 
|mechdesign=Koichi Tokita, Kunio Okawara, Kazumi Fujita
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|Genre=Action, Mecha, Science Fiction, Toy Comic
|artdirector=Koichi Yamato
 
|storyscript=Hisashi Yasui
 
|volumes=15 Tankobon (Original Issue,1982-1986)
 
 
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{{nihongo|'''Plamo-Kyoshiro''' |プラモ狂四郎|Puramokyōshirō}} is a 1982 manga written by Hisashi Yasui and illustrated by Koichi Yamato. It was published from August 20th, 1982 until December 17th, 1986 in ''Comic BomBom'' magazine. This was the first ''Gundam'' series that showed the idea of battling with customized [[Gunpla]]. This idea has proven popular, and has been used several times later in other productions of the franchise, such as ''[[Gundam Build Fighters]]'', ''[[Gundam Build Fighters Try]]'' and most recently, ''[[Gundam Build Divers]]''.
 
   
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{{nihongo|'''Plamo-Kyoshiro''' |プラモ狂四郎|Puramokyōshirō}} is a 1982 manga written by Hisashi Yasui and illustrated by Koichi Yamato. It was published from August 20th, 1982 until December 17th, 1986 in ''Comic BomBom'' magazine. It is the progenitor of the modern [[Gundam Build Fighters|Build]] [[Gundam Build Divers| Series]], and the first major work to be set outside of the [[Universal Century]], with some of its designs later being incorporated into the [[MSV]] Series of publications.
This work is considered the very first work of the ''Gundam'' franchise set in an alternate universe, and is the first derivative of the [[Mobile Suit Gundam|original TV series]]. The manga's original designs gave rise to ''Mobile Suit Variations'' and ''BB Senshi''.
 
   
 
==Synopsis==
 
==Synopsis==
Shiro Kyoda, a young man from Tamiya City and a student of the Bandai Elementary School, is a great enthusiast of plastic models and Plamo Simulation battles. His dream is to become the representative of Japan in the World Simulation Tournament and to be able to fight in the finals in the Battle of Hobby-Topia.
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The story focuses on [[Shiro Kyoda]], a young man from Tamiya City and a student of the Bandai Elementary School, on his quest to represent Japan in and win the Plamo Simulation World Tournament.
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The manga is divided into four arcs:
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*The CraftMan Model Shop
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*The Plamo Simulation Tournament
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*The Model Secret Book
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*Hobby-Topia
   
 
==Plamo Simulation==
 
==Plamo Simulation==
 
[[File:Imagination.png|thumb|175px|Shiro in the Simulation. The images go into his head through the simulation helmet.]]
 
[[File:Imagination.png|thumb|175px|Shiro in the Simulation. The images go into his head through the simulation helmet.]]
   
In ''Plamo-Kyoshiro'', the system of Gunpla Battles is known as '''Plamo Simulation'''.  (The term Plamo comes from '''''PLA'''stic '''MO'''del'' ) The battles take place through a device called the '''Plamo Simulation Machine'''.  The players put their plamos into the domes of the Machine (See the image below), sit on the seats, they enter the information of their models in the simulation console and put on a specialized helmet. They dive into the virtual battlefield on the unison exclamation of the ‘'''Plamo Simulation Go'''!’ command.
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In ''Plamo-Kyoshiro'', the system used for Gunpla Battle is known as '''Plamo Simulation'''. The battles take place through a device called the '''Plamo Simulation Machine''', for which the players place their models into the domes of the machine, manually input their specs and wear a specialized projector helmet, before commencing battle through exclaiming "Plamo Simulation, Go!"
   
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The battle is projected directly into the minds of the players, with external monitors being set up for spectators; in league matches, damage to the models is simulated in the real world through use of lasers and arms inflicting damage to the scanned plamo according to the damage taken in the simulation battle; this is turned off for training.
The battle is directly imaged in the players’ minds while spectators view it on screens. The damage suffered by the models in battle is replicated on the real life kits by a system of lasers and mechanical arms. if the model is destroyed in the simulation, it will be destroyed on real life. However, this configuration can be changed for training purposes. Modifications done on the kits can affect the battle, like using a different material to build the parts or adding gimmicks like springs and tasers. If the player uses high quality materials the model will have a much better performance and  resistance in the simulation. In the manga some encounters are fought with a time limit.  
 
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Like in the rest of the Build Series, quality of construction and materials affects the overall performance of the model kit.
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The World Simulation tournament uses a device called Biochip Plamo Controller (BCPC), which includes player biodata and is installed in the model kit to boost it via the pilot's psychic power; taking out this chip is the win condition of a tournament match.
   
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On top of preset maps based on typical scenery within the Gundam franchise, players are also given the option to scan dioramas to set as custom battlegrounds.
There is also a system called a Judging Machine for stopping misbehaving parties during the simulation, and there is also a system that stops the opponent's machine by placing hands on the simulation screen.
 
   
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Player avatars in the simulation depend on the suit piloted; a Federation or Zeon machine would result in receiving the respective pilot suit for the duration of the battle, and taking a model from another franchise into battle gives the pilot an outfit in reference to that franchise.
The machine sets the combat battleground randomly. These range from outer space to deserts, (the old west), forests, jungles, and streets of ruined cities, suburbs, metropolitan areas and futuristic environments and even Jurassic times and other unlikely venues.  Also, the players can make dioramas and connect the dioramas to the Plamo Simulation Machine and use them as a battleground for the battles. [[File:Facial_Expresions.png|thumb|176px|Facial expresions ]]
 
 
The presence of the players on batlle is also simulated. These are seen inside the booths of their mobile suits and also outside their models interacting with the surrounding environment. Another aspect that catches the attention is the reaction of the pilots on the models. The emotions expressed by the pilots are reflected in the eyes and faces of the models. If the pilot reacts with awe or surprise these same expressions can be seen on the models.
 
 
Players appear in the simulation wearing costumes depending on the circumstances. The players who mostly use Gundams (Shiro Kyoda) appear in the simulation wearing pilot suits (normal suit) from the Earth Federation. Those who use Zakus, Goufs or Doms appear wearing normal suits of the Principality of Zeon. Some of them appear wearing costumes out and in the simulation depending on their personal style or motif. 
 
 
When players fight using a plastic model of a different anime series, these appear disguised as the protagonist of the series. For example, when Shiro he uses the Scoopdog of ''Votoms'', he appears disguised as Chirico Cuvie. When he uses Dunbine, he appears disguised in Sho Zama's combat suit, and vice-versa.
 
 
For the World Simulation Tournament, the Biochip Plamo Controller (BCPC) is used. The BCPC is housed in a huge facility called the ‘Plamo Simulation Center’. It seems to be an extension of the standard simulation, but with an additional biochip which contains the player’s biodata. To win the battle, the biochip which will be hidden in the plamo must be destroyed. In this system, psychic power is used to channel the player’s spiritual energy to control the plamo.
 
 
[[File:Planing.png|thumb|center|348px|Plamo Battlers Placed in the Battle Console.]]
 
   
 
==Characters==
 
==Characters==
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''See [[List of Plamo Kyoshiro Characters (provisional)]] as reference for creating these character pages in proper, after which that provisional page should be deleted without further ado''
   
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*[[Shiro Kyoda]] 
*'''This list is enunciative, but not limitative- there are more characters.'''
 
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*[[Futoshi Kurata]]
*'''The voice actor belongs to the SD Gundam G GENERATION series.'''
 
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*[[Midori Kurata]]
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*[[Ken Maruyama]]
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*[[Koichi Kida]]
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*[[Tomita]]
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*[[Hirofumi Fujii]]
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*[[Iwaki Tetsuo]]
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*[[Hitto-Kun]]
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*[[Akira Yamane]]
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*[[Muraoka]]
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*[[Nanbangzan Mountain]]
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*[[Kuraii IchiroThe Kageyama Siblings]]
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*[[Tenma Brothers]]
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*[[Ushiwaka Brothers]]
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*[[Black Mountain team]]
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*[[Zeon Shonen Tai Group]]
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*[[Cybot Kioshiro]]
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*[[Kiyoshiro Anoyo]]
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*[[Miao]]
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*[[Stream Base of Third Generation]]
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*[[Mito Hiroemon]]
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*[[Shigeto Iwao]]
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*[[Golden Horn]]
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*[[Silver Horn]]
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*[[Saki's Five]]
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*[[Saki Takeda]]
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*[[The Main Computer]]
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*[[Stream Based]]
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*[[Kazuzo Ozawa]]
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*[[Hitoshi Hayami]]
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*[[Yoshimitsu Otsu]]
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*[[Kazunari Araki]]
   
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==Plamo==
*'''[[Shiro Kyoda]] '''(京田四郎''', '''''Kyōda Shirō'')'' '' (Voice''' - '''[https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rika_Matsumoto Rika Matsumoto])
 
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''See [[List of Plamo Kyoshiro Characters (provisional)]] as reference for creating these character pages in proper, after which that provisional page should be deleted without further ado''
[[File:Shiro_Kyoda.png|thumb|left|Shiro Kyoda (Plamo-Kyoshiro)]]
 
Shiro Kyoda is the protagonist of the series. He lives in Tamiya City and is a student of the Bandai elementary school. He is the classic shonen protagonist with an exuberant and passionate behavior, as well as being characterized as a real otaku, willing to do anything to grab the last gunpla on the market and customize it according to its personal tastes.
 
He began to take an interest in Plamo Simulation thanks to the owner of the ''Craft-Man Model Shop,'' which he is a loyal customer, and in a short time, would be noticed among the most talented and skillful "modellers" in the country, who will not hesitate to challenge him and his gunpla at every opportunity. Shiro usually uses more or less customized Gundams as his favorite means.
 
Among his most famous "creations" are the''' [https://web.archive.org/web/20180524170044/http://hobbynotoriko.yumenogotoshi.com/mg-gundam-p.html Perfect Gundam]''', the '''Musha Gundam''' and the '''Red Warrior'''.
 
   
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====Shiro's Side====
<gallery widths="188" position="center" orientation="none">
 
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*[[RX-78-1 Prototype Gundam]]
Shiro Kyoda Personal Emblem PLamo Kyoshiro.svg|'''Shiro Kyoda's Personal Emblem'''. Shiro puts this decal in his custom and standard plamo
 
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*[[RX-78-2 Gundam]]
Shiro Kyoda SK.svg|Shiro Kyoda SK Symbol
 
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*[[FA-78-2 Heavy Gundam]]
</gallery>
 
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*[[PF-78-1 Perfect Gundam]]
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*[[FA-78-1 Full Armor Gundam]] (as PF-78-2 Perfect Gundam II)
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*[[PF-78-3 Perfect Gundam III]]
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*[[Musha Gundam]]
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*[[Musha Gundam Mk-II]]
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*[[Musha ''Z'' Gundam ]]
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*[[Musha ''Z'' Gundam Centaur Special]]
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*[[H.C.M. Perfect Gundam''']]
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*[[Original Zeta Gundam]]
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*[[Carrier Suit/Guncarrier]]
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*[[Perfect Combat Vehicle]]
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*[[Gundam Underwater Type]]
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*[[α mecha]]
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*[[β mecha]]
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**[[Mobile Animal]] (α mecha + β mecha combined)
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*[[Metal Buddah]]
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*[[RX-77-2 Guncannon]]
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*[[RGC-80 GM Cannon]]
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*[[RGM-79SC GM Sniper Custom]]
   
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====Rival Side====
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*[[MSN-02 Perfect Zeong]]
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*[[Perfect Zeong Mk-II]]
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*[[Dokuro Zaku]]
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*[[High Mobility Type Gelgoog]]
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*Perfect Zaku (Plame-Kyoshiro Ver.)
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*[[Plamo Devil]]
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*[[Zaku Vernier]]
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*[[RX-178 Gundam Mk-II]]
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*[[Bloody Mary]]
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*[[Semi Armored Gundam]]
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*[[Cybot Kyoshiro's Perfect Gundam]]
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*[[MS-06K Zaku Cannon]]
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*[[MS-09 Dom]]
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*[[Wooden Gundam]]
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*[[Unbeatable Ball]]
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*[[MS-07B Gouf]] (Akira Yamane Colors)
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*[[Devil Change Gouf]]
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*[[Triple Zeta Gundam]]
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*[[Mobile Troopers]]
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*[[Red Horse]]
   
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Futoshi Kurata'''
 
[[File:Futoshi Kurata.png|thumb|left|]]
 
He is the owner of the modeling shop frequented by Shiro, The ''Craft-Man Model Shop,''. Also, he is the father of Midori and supporter of Shiro.he wears an apron with the flag of the United Kingdom painted on it. Shiro refers to him as "Master". On the second floor of his shop, he has a "Plamo Simulation Machine" that allows Shiro to train for the various tournaments and clash with his rivals.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Midori Kurata '''(倉田みどり, ''Kurata'' ''Midori'')
 
[[File:Midori Kurata.png|thumb|left|]]
 
She is the daughter of Futoshi and although she is able to build models and occasionally take to "battle simulation", her role is more like a support role, almost like a "mascot".  she wears an apron with the flag of the United States painted on it. Her name is a tribute to the Midori, an old manufacturer of plamo.<gallery position="center">
 
Midori.svg|In the first chapters of the manga, Midori is seen playing simulation with a GM.. On the shield, the GM has a sticker like this. '''but this is not her personal emblem'''
 
</gallery>
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Ken Maruyama''' (丸山健, ''Maruyama Ken'')
 
[[File:Ken Murayama.png|thumb|left|]]
 
He is a classmate of Shiro, and is always portrayed in camouflage clothes. Ken lives in a Western-style house and belongs to a very wealthy family. He is also a very passionate modeller, which leads him to often find himself in conflict with his friend Shiro, a rivalry that will be rekindled when, having moved to the United States because of his father's work, he will meet Saki, who would plagiarize him. He will again prove to be Shiro's friend, however, at the end of the World Simulation tournament, where he will not hesitate to betray Saki, tired of his cruel behavior.
 
 
His name is a tribute to Marusan, the first toy company to produce plamo in Japan. Ken uses plamo from various series (especially Dougram) and in various scales for his fights. While it generally makes extensive use of Zeon media, including various Zaku, the Gelgoog and the Acguy, worthy of mention is also the use of a GM Cannon, a Federation mobile suit.
 
 
<gallery position="center">
 
Ken Maruyama Personal Emblem.svg|'''Ken Maruyama Personal Emblem'''
 
</gallery>
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Koichi Kida '''(木田晃一,  ''Kida Koichi'')
 
[[File:Koichi Kida.png|thumb|left|]]
 
He is a classmate of Shiro and Ken Maruyama's right-hand, nicknamed Kibou (キー坊., ''Kībō'') Initially, he too will be in a position of rivalry with the protagonist, but then find himself his friend after joining forces against modelers from other schools and shops.
 
He is not a skilled fighter like Shiro and Ken, but his support often proves to be fundamental. He stops building gunpla and taking part in the Simulation Battles after being banned by his mother, in view of the school exams.
 
Like Ken, Kouichi also makes use of various media from various series, but is generally associated with mobile armors and support vehicles.
 
<gallery position="center">
 
Koichi Kida (keebo) Personal Emblem.svg|Koichi Kida' Personal Emblem (the head of the lion)
 
</gallery>
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Tomita '''(富田,'' Tomita'')
 
[[File:Tomita.png|thumb|left|120px]]
 
University graduate. He is a sportsman (boxer) who has skill of model making. He also works as a instructor at the Athletic Club.
 
he has a great influence on Shiro as a modeler. He recommended Shiro to "put your soul in his own plastic model". Also in the sequel's "New Plamo Kyoshiro", he appeared as an advisor to the new protagonist.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Hirofumi Fujii (Aka Rom)<br />and Iwaki Tetsuo (Gozu Iron)'''
 
[[File:Rom and Gozu Iron.png|thumb|left|240px]]
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Hitto-Kun ''' (飛人くん, ''Hitto Kun'') 
 
[[File:Hitto kun.png|thumb|left|130px]] Hitto Ebara (江原飛人, ''Ebara Hitto'') affectionately known as Hitto Kun, is the cousin of Shiro Kyoda. He is the protagonist of the comic series ''Hobby Boy Hitto-Kun,'' which was published by TV Magazine, a sister magazine of Comic Bom Bom and produced by Kodansha. Shiro Kyoda also appeared in this comic regularly. Hitto is immersed in the world of the Plamo Simulation thanks to Shiro. Hitto appears in an additional section after the end of ''Plamo-Kyoshiro'' in its last volume. 
 
 
He is very young and does not have the ability to assemble plastic models, which is why he uses toys in his plamo battles. His favorite robot is the diecast RX-78 Gundam model released by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clover_(toy_company) Clover]. He defeated Shiro's Prototype Gundam with his diecast Gundam. He also appears as fat teenager in the sequel series ''Shin Plamo-Kyoshiro''. ([https://web.archive.org/web/20180802013754/https://omakedvd.blog.so-net.ne.jp/2018-03-11 reference here])
 
 
<gallery position="center">
 
Hitto Emblem.svg|Hitto Ebara Symbol (under research)
 
</gallery>
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Akira Yamane '''(山根アキラ, ''Yamane Akira'')
 
[[File:Akira Yamane.png|thumb|left|]]
 
Akira is the first recurrent antagonist to give Kyoshiro a hard time. He is the leader of the modeling club ''Plamo Teikoku Emperor'', locateded on the ''Taiyo Model Shop''. He is extremely competitive and he hates to lose, and his models are characterized by dark but realistic colors, along the lines of Okawara's "Real Type".
 
Despite being a caustic rival of Shiro, he does not hesitate to join forces against the common threat of Saki.
 
He has a predilection for Zeon models, and among his favorite vehicles are the Gouf, Hi-Zack and Zssa in custom colors.
 
 
<gallery position="center">
 
Akira Yamanes Emblem.svg|'''Akira Yamanes Personal Emblem''':a skull crowned with a Roman warrior helmet. he likes to puts this decal on his models.(NOTE: the true colors of the emblem are unknown. in the comic appears in white and black. the present colors are an interpretation of the user [https://gundam.wikia.com/wiki/User:Gundom Gundom] that drawed and upload the image
 
akira emblem.svg|this other stiker is used by Akira on us gouf
 
</gallery>
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Muraoka '''(村岡, ''Muraoka'')
 
[[File:Muraoka.png|thumb|left||120px]]
 
Store Manager of the ''Taiyo Model Shop''. Muraoka was a classmate of Kurata in college days and was a member of the College's Plamo Club. He also owns his own ''plastic simulation machine''. He dislikes to lose and his personality is disgusting, Even Kurata may even complain to his attitude. he likes to provoke Shiro Calling him ''Gundam boy''.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''The Nanbangzan Mountain '''(南郷快山'', Nangō Kai Yama'')
 
[[File:Nanbangzan Mountain.png|thumb|left||120px]]
 
The giant of the Satsuma model Asociation who came to Tokyo to challenge Kyoshiro. He wears student clothes and speaks using the dialect of kagoshima.Ha has a Dog called Tamasaburo'' ''(タマサブロー)''  '' who also participates in the simulation with him. In the first fight against Shiro he fought with the help of his Dog.'' <gallery widths="138" position="center">
 
Tamasaburo.png|'''Tamasaburo''', Nambangzan's Dog
 
NANGO KAI YAMA.png|Nanbangzan and Tamasaburo
 
</gallery>''
 
 
 
 
 
''.''
 
 
*'''Kuraii Ichiro '''(蔵井明市郎, ''Kurai Akira Ichirō'')
 
[[File:Akiyoshi Nui (Kuraii Ichiro).png|thumb|left||150px]]
 
A model maker specialized in in World War II models, particularly German tanks. He likes dress up as a Nazi general.<gallery position="center">
 
Kurai Ichiro Emblem.svg|Kurai Ichiro's Personal Decal.
 
</gallery>
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''The Kageyama Siblings '''(景山姉弟, ''Kageyama kyōdai'')
 
[[File:Brothers 3.png|thumb|left||150px]]
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''The Tenma Brothers  '''(天満兄弟, ''Tenma Kyōdai'')
 
[[File:The Tenma Brothers.png|thumb|left||120px]]
 
The three-man team of the Tenma Brothers is composed of (from top to bottom in the photo) Taro Tenma, Kotaro Tenma, and Goda Tenma. They are descendants of a ninja family lineage. At first, they are rivals of Shiro but in the course of the series, they become allies getting to fight next to the against the faction of Saki Takeda in the wars of Sekigahara.<gallery position="center">
 
Personal Decal of the Tenma Brothers.svg|Tenma Brothers Personal Decal (needs fixing)
 
</gallery>
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''The Ushiwaka Brothers '''(牛若兄弟, ''Ushi waka Kyōdai'')
 
[[File:Ushikawa brothers.png|thumb|left||200px]]
 
The three brothers who are representatives of Kyoto who defeated the Temma Brothers. From left to right on the photo: Benkei, Yoshimaru (is a boy despite the long hair) and Jing. The Ushikawa Brothers fought against Shiro in the World Simulation Tournament, but were defeated by the KyoShiro team.
 
 
The fat and big Benkei uses a MS-09R Rick Dom with a Big Basket Full of Weapons, because he likes to collect the weapons of the enemies he has destroyed, a reference to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benkei Musashibo Benkei.] 
 
Yoshimaru has a uses a MS - 14B Gelgoog capable of separating into two halves, revaling a secret weapon, and Jing, uses a Heavy Metal G.Roon. Jing is an expert in electrical engineering, supplying electric current to the opponent to electrocute them, having had a generator as a weapon.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''The Black Mountain team '''(ブラックマウンテン, '' Burakkumaunten'')
 
[[File:Black Mountain team.png|thumb|left||200px]]
 
 
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*'''The Zeon Shonen Tai Group'''
 
[[File:Zeon Shonen Tai Group.png|thumb|left||200px]]
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Cybot Kioshiro''' (サイボット狂四郎, ''Saibotto Kyōshirō'')
 
[[File:Cybot Kyoshiro.png|thumb|left||140px]]
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Kiyoshiro Anoyo  '''(阿野世清四郎, ''Ano yo Seishirō'')
 
[[File:Kiyoshiro_Anoyo.png|thumb|left|226px]]Kiyoshiro Anoyo (center on the photo) also Known as ''Anime Kiyoshiro''  (アニメの清四郎, ''Anime no Seishirō'')  is the member of the ''Anime Shop Zero'' model club. He broke up with the Kageyama Siblings. He appeared in the ''World Simulation Games'' along with his partners ''Heavy tsuruta'' (fat woman) and ''Tiger Sayama '' using a MS-09 Dom each. They faced and fought against Kyoshiro, Rom, and Gozu Iron. In this battle Shiro used the PF-78-3 Perfect Gundam 3 Red Warrior. for the very first time in history while Rom and Gozu Iron used the Gun Carrier. The Kyoshiro team destroyed Kiyoshiro and his partners. 
 
Kiyoshiro's physical appearance is based on the Japanese musician and composer [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiyoshiro_Imawano Kiyoshiro Imawano ]l from the musical grupo [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RC_Succession RC Succession].
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Miao '''(ミャオ, ''Myao'')
 
[[File:Miao Tea times.png|thumb|left||200px]] Tea Times is a young musical group consisting of Miao (higher profile in the photo) Ur and Han. (Lower profile in the photo) Miao is the Leader of the group. Miao says he likes the hobby of plastic models and simulation, but it's a lie. Actually, he does not know how to build models. he uses the models built by his manager.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Stream Base of Third Generation ''' (三代目ストリームベース, ''Sandaime Sutorīmubēsu'')
 
[[File:Sandaime streAM BASE.png|thumb|left||200px]]These three girls are the descendants of the Stream Based trio (see '' special guests '' below) their names are '''Misa Kawaguchi, Mari Oda and Catherine Takahashi''' and they appear in the Craft Man store. They do not really exist. These appeared in a dream that Shiro had when he wondered how the hobby of the plamo would be in 50 years (1982-2033). they fought against chiro in the simulation using models '' classic '' Bilbain, MS-06R High Mobility Type Zaku and Catherine: Scope Dog respectively.
 
<gallery position="center" widths="232">
 
third generation stream base.png|Colored Photo
 
</gallery>
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Mito Hiroemon  '''(三戸広右衛門, ''Hiroemon Hitto'')
 
[[File:Google 1.png|thumb|left||140px]]
 
Mito Hiroemon is the president of Aoi Model Company, the largest wholesale  Model Store in Japan and the organizer of the World Simulation Tournament. He is known as the Old Man of Plamo. He moves around the country in a Van that he modified to turn it into a mobile store to sell plamo while teaching the wonderfulness of the plastic model to children in various places he visits.  His likeness is based on the japanese drama character [https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mito_K%C5%8Dmon Mito Kōmon].
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Shigeto Iwao '''(茂合岩男,  ''Shigeru gō Iwao'')
 
[[File:Iwao.png|thumb|left|144px]]
 
Iwao is a monk-like model maker member of the Moai Clan who lives in Ise Suda Village, a traditional Japanese rural area dedicated to rice cultivation at Hakone. His mission is to protect the ''The Model Secret Scrolls'' (Onokinomaki), scrolls that contain ancient and powerfull model making technics. their models are built in wood, as dictated by Hakone's tradition. 
 
Iwao visited the Craftsman store and challenged Shiro to a duel. Iwao used his wooden Gundam, beating Shiro's Gundam Mark-II.
 
 
Later on, Shiro visits Iwao's house with Kazuzo Ozawa to get the rematch. This time, Shiro used his Musha Gundam against Iwao's Dragon model. Shiro cut the Dragon in half with the Musha Gundam's spear, but a bunch of ''Wooden Unbeatable Balls'' came out from the stomach of the Dragon model.  The unbeatable balls of Iwao bounced at great speed destroying Shiro's Musha Gundam, but to the surprise of Iwao, inside the Musha Gundam there was an ''Unbeatable Iron Ball''.  The wooden Unbeatable Ball manned by Iwao grazed Shiro's metal ball at great speed, causing friction, making a spark that caused his Unbeatable Ball to catch on fire and burn, giving Shiro the victory.
 
 
In the end, Shiro receives one of the Kinomaki scrolls as a reward for his victory, but Kazuzo Ozawa steals the parchment, giving shiro a false empty parchment. Actually, whoever stole the parchment was Saky Takeda disguised as Kazuzo. Shiro and Iwao make friends and chase Saki to retrieve the scroll.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Golden Horn and Silver Horn '''(金角 ''と ''銀角, ''Kin Kaku ''to ''Gin Kaku'')
 
[[File:Gold and silver.png|thumb|left|270px]]
 
 
Golden Horn and Silver Horn are two monks who train in the ''Kofu War Temple'', the place were one of the Onokinomaki Scrolls is located. Saki Takeda steals this other scroll. The master monk of the temple sends this two monks (the best of the temple) to retrieve the scrolls. They become allies of Shiro in his feud with Saki. They use two models of the MSN-0100 Hyaku Shiki; The Golden Shiki and Silver Shiki
 
 
'''''Trivia:  '''''Apparently, these two characters are based on two characters from the Chinese classic [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Journey_to_the_West Journey to the West] . In this story, the siblings are two demon king brothers, known as the Great King Kinkaku (金角大王, ''Kinkaku-daiō'') and the Great King Ginkaku (銀角大王, ''Ginkaku-daiō''), who live in the Lotus Cave (蓮華洞, ''Rengedō'') on Mount Heichō (平頂山, ''Heichōzan'').
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''The Saki's Five  '''(サッキーファイブ, ''Sakkīfaibu'')
 
[[File:The Sakki's Five.png|thumb|left|]]
 
The Saki's Five is a team of model makers led by '''Saki Takeda''': te main antagonist of the story. The five belong to the ''SF Plastic Study Group'' in the United States. The members are '''Yamanobe''', '''Miyama''', '''Okada''', '''Nishiwaki''' and '''Kikuchi'''. Sakki invokes these five players when he has to fight against large groups or more than one opponent. Sometimes Sakki requests the support of one or all five depending on the situation
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Saki Takeda  '''(サッキー竹田''' '''''Sakkī Takeda'')
 
[[File:Sacky Takeda.png|thumb|left|]]
 
He is the main antagonist of the series and Shiro's Main Rival. He is a senior at the university where Kurata and Muraoka studied, and is a member of the plamo university club that Kurata and Muraoka belonged to. He is a brilliant model maker with dual American and Japanese nationalities and He won the american modeler award.  Saki does not hesitate to destroy those close to him for his interests. He loves to humiliate his opponents and destroy their plamo, and his personality is arrogant and selfish. He has studied very advanced modeling techniques in the United States. He is a genius in electronics and he likes to use special effects. He uses innovative materials and special effects, on his models, experimenting as much as possible.  
 
 
His name is a tribute to Saki Hijiri, a central figure in the edition of the mythical Japanese science fiction magazine ''Uchousen.'' 
 
The models created by Saki are extremely eccentric; the best example of this is the terrible Bloody Mary (nicknamed "Devil Gundam"), a grotesque alien hybrid hidden under the disguise of a mobile suit, able to spit latex from the hidden pharyngeal jaws in its mouth.
 
 
<gallery position="center">
 
Sakki takeda emblem.svg|'''Sakki Takeda's Personal Emblem'''. He places this decal in his customized models. half of his face, half of a skull
 
</gallery>
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''The Main Computer '''(メーンコンピューター, ''Mēnkonpyūtā'')
 
[[File:Main Computer.png|thumb|left||120px]]
 
The main computer of the large hobby factory "Hobby-Topia" suddenly becomes rampant, challenging Shiro while the employees were taken hostage.
 
The main computer is the last rival that Shiro has to face in the thirteenth round (and the very last) of the Tournament. To defeat this opponent, Shiro had to fight him hand-to-hand without using any mobile suit in the simulation. All the blows and damages that shiro sustained in the simulation battle fighting with the main computer were reproduced in real life in his body.
 
 
Fortunately, Shiro managed to defeat the main computer using the ''Plamo Spirit ''  destroying it nd winning the battle of Hobby-Topia and therefore, the entire tournament. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
'''SPECIAL GUESTS - REAL LIFE CHARACTERS'''
 
*'''Stream Based '''(ストリームベース, '' Sutorīmubēsu'')
 
[[File:Stream base.png|thumb|left|]]
 
Behind this pseudonym are hidden (from left to right in the image) '''Katsumi "''Meijin''" Kawaguchi''' (川口克己, ''Kawaguchi Katsumi'',) '''Masahiro Oda''' (小田雅弘, ''Oda Masahiro)'' and '''Masaya Takahashi '''(高橋昌也, ''Takahashi Masaya'') three sacred monsters of the 80s who have inextricably linked their name to Gundam. these three men (young men at the time) helped to popularize the hobby of plastic models in Japan at the beginning of the decade of the 80s.
 
 
"Stream Base" was the name of their modeling group at the time of the university. In the Manga, They act as instructors and guides Shiro. They apeared for the first time in volume 4, when the protagonist will have to face the Zeon Shonen-Tai Group.
 
 
<gallery orientation="square" position="center">
 
Meijin kawaguchi.png|Katsumi '''''Meijin''''' Kawaguchi
 
Masahiro Oda.png|Masahiro Oda
 
Masaya Takahashi.png|Masaya Takahashi
 
</gallery>
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Kazuzo Ozawa '''(小澤勝三, ''Ozawa Katsuzo)''
 
[[File:Kazuzo Ozawa Cartoon.png|thumb|left|]]
 
Known as "the bearded guy of plamo", he was famous for his tutorials on the '''SF Plamo Magazine''', designed by Koichi Tokita, in which he is portrayed in a caricatured version; appears in the same guise as a mascot in volume 4 of the manga, providing random explanations to readers on how to build models.
 
 
He is formally introduced in volume 8 as Shiro's companion to Hakone against Iwao Moai to turn out to be an enemy, but it will be revealed that in reality is Saki in disguise, driven by the desire to seize the secret techniques of the Moai clan for himself.
 
The "real" Ozawa will eventually appear in Volume 10 as an observer of the final battle between the Shiro and Saki factions in the ''Sekigahara Wars''. Since the 2000s, he almost retired as a model magazine writer and since then he worked as a CG illustrator with box art in the early master grade series, but he died on June 11th, 2007 due to stomach cancer.
 
 
<gallery orientation="square" position="center">
 
Kazuzo Ozawa.png|Kazuzo Showing Hobby Model Car
 
Kazuzo 2.png|Kazuzo Showing Gunpla
 
Kazuzo Ozawa In action.png|Kazuzo in Action
 
</gallery>
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Hitoshi Hayami  '''(速水仁司, ''Hayami Hitoshi)''
 
[[File:Hitoshi_hayami.png|thumb|left|]]
 
The legendary model and sculptor of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaiyodo Kaiyodo Hobby Company], author of kits and figures dedicated to super robots and dinosaurs. A clay-using specialist, Hayami appears in volume 9, providing assistance to Shiro to help him create a new material with which to guarantee sufficient resistance against the atacks of the Black Mountain team.
 
 
<gallery position="center">
 
Hitoshi hayami 3.png|Hayami at convention
 
Hitoshi hayami 2.png|hayami at unveiling
 
</gallery>
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Yoshimitsu Otsu '''(大津好満, ''Otsu Yoshimitsu'')
 
[[File:Yoshimitsu Otsu 2.png|thumb|left|140px]]
 
Shiro meets this other legend of the sci-fi modeling scene during the "withdrawal" in Kasajima with the athletic Tokita, employee of "Master" Kurata, after the bad defeat suffered against Kaizen Nango. Invited by the same Tokita, the friendly and calm Yoshimitsu will help Shiro to understand his opponent's secrets and improve his modeling technique. He appears in volume 5.
 
<gallery position="center">
 
Otsu Mamitsu.png|Photo of Yoshimitsu Otsu. taken from a scan of SF PLamo Magazine (1983) recent photos of Y. Otsu not found
 
</gallery>
 
 
 
 
 
 
*'''Kazunari Araki '''(荒木一成, ''Araki Kazunari'')
 
[[File:Kazunari Araki.png|thumb|left|140px]]
 
Famous for his plamos and dinosaur sculptures, he is (or was?) one of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaiyodo Kaiyodo Hobby Company]'s leading artists. He appears in volume 9 in a small cameo as a resident of the same "model village" of Hayami, victim of the Black Mountain.
 
 
The best dinosaur sculptor in Japan. He directs the dinosaur models displayed at the Japanese Natural History Museum and also makes models for dinosaur books. His wide activities take place by holding individual exhibitions and seminars at museums.
 
 
 
 
 
<gallery position="center">
 
Kazunari Araki real.png|The real Kazunari with his dino model. Photos of younger araki not Available
 
</gallery> 
 
 
==Plamo (Mobile Suits)==
 
'''''(this list is enunciative, but not limitative- there are more models-)'''''
 
===Shiro's Side===
 
<gallery orientation="none" position="center">
 
Gundam amuro shiro.png|RX-78-2 Gundam [[file:Shiro Kyoda Personal Emblem PLamo Kyoshiro.svg|30px]]
 
Full armor green for shiro.png|FA-78-1 Gundam Full Armor [[file:Shiro Kyoda Personal Emblem PLamo Kyoshiro.svg|30px]]
 
Heavy Shiro.png|[[FA-78-2 Heavy Gundam]] [[file:Shiro Kyoda Personal Emblem PLamo Kyoshiro.svg|30px]]
 
Perfect gundam better photo.png|PF-78-1 Perfect Gundam [[file:Shiro Kyoda Personal Emblem PLamo Kyoshiro.svg|30px]]
 
Shiro blue full armor.png|PF-78-2 '''Perfect Gundam II''' [[file:Shiro Kyoda Personal Emblem PLamo Kyoshiro.svg|30px]]
 
Red warrior article.png| [[PF-78-3 Perfect Gundam III]] [[file:Shiro Kyoda Personal Emblem PLamo Kyoshiro.svg|30px]]
 
musha gundam.png|[[Musha Gundam]] [[file:Shiro Kyoda Personal Emblem PLamo Kyoshiro.svg|30px]]
 
Sin título.png|[[Musha Gundam Mk-II]] [[file:Shiro Kyoda Personal Emblem PLamo Kyoshiro.svg|30px]]
 
Google.png|Musha ''Z'' Gundam ([https://web.archive.org/web/20180608184604/https://blog.goo.ne.jp/skp816/e/39248035f7f760ad6743ba5342f309f1 reference here])
 
Mzusha horse.png|Musha Z Gundam (With horse)
 
Musha centaur especial.png|Musha ''Z'' Gundam Centaur Special
 
HCM Gundam full.png|'''H.C.M. Perfect Gundam''' [[file:Shiro Kyoda Personal Emblem PLamo Kyoshiro.svg|30px]]([https://web.archive.org/web/20180603015819/http://fallenengel.blog67.fc2.com/blog-entry-252.html?sp Ref 1] and [https://web.archive.org/web/20180603022128/http://hwbb.gyao.ne.jp/sera-pg/hobby_model01.html Ref 2] [https://web.archive.org/web/20180608230616/http://blog.livedoor.jp/glintbooster/archives/44033115.html Ref 3])
 
Original Zeta Shiro.png| Original Zeta Gundam [[file:Shiro Kyoda Personal Emblem PLamo Kyoshiro.svg|30px]]
 
Guncarriershiro.png|Carrier Suit/Guncarrier
 
Perfect PLamo.png|Perfect Combat Vehicle [[file:Shiro Kyoda Personal Emblem PLamo Kyoshiro.svg|30px]]
 
gundam underwater type.png|'''Gundam Underwater Type''' [[file:Shiro Kyoda Personal Emblem PLamo Kyoshiro.svg|30px]] [https://web.archive.org/web/20191007012349/https://www.instazu.com/media/2111095700799646200]
 
Α mecha.png|α mecha (Plastic model figure not found)
 
Β mecha.png|β mecha (Plastic model figure not found)
 
Mobile Animal.png|Mobile Animal [α mecha + β mecha combined] (Plastic model figure Not Found)
 
Metal Bushin.png|Metal Buddah (Plastic model figure not found) [[file:Shiro Kyoda Personal Emblem PLamo Kyoshiro.svg|30px]]
 
Prototipe gundamm.png|RX-78-1 Prototype Gundam [[file:Shiro Kyoda Personal Emblem PLamo Kyoshiro.svg|30px]]
 
guncanon.png|Guncannon [[file:Shiro Kyoda Personal Emblem PLamo Kyoshiro.svg|30px]]
 
Gm canon.png|GM Cannon
 
GM sniper Custom.png|GM Sniper Custom
 
</gallery>
 
 
===Rival Side===
 
<gallery orientation="none">
 
Perfect Jeongshiro.png|Perfect Zeong
 
Perfectzeongmk2.jpg|Perfect Zeong Mk-II (no model photo available)
 
Dokurotipe2.png|Dokuro Type Zaku
 
Double action geloog.png|Yoshimaru exclusive high mobility type Gelgoog (in action) [https://web.archive.org/web/20181207190113/https://gumpla.jp/hg/103598 Reference here]
 
FULL aRMORED zAKU.png|Full Armored Zaku (Perfect Zaku)
 
PLamo Devil.png|Plamo Devil
 
ZAKU VERNIER.png|Yamanobe Zaku (Zaku Vernier)
 
Gundam Mk 2 Tea Times Color.png|Myao's Gundam Mk2 (Tea Times Color) ([https://web.archive.org/web/20181207171940/https://gumpla.jp/mg/59084 Reference Here])
 
DEVIL GUNDAM BLOD MARY.png|Devil Gundam (Bloody Mary)
 
Semi Armored Gundam.png|Semi Armored Gundam
 
Cybot Kyoshiro's Perfect Gundam.png|Cybot Kyoshiro's Perfect Gundam [https://web.archive.org/web/20181207184647/https://gumpla.jp/old/86385 reference here]
 
Benkei Dom.png|Benkei's Dome
 
Wooden gundam.png|Wooden Gundam
 
UNbeatable Ball.png|Kinomaki Unbeatable Ball
 
God tiger.png|God Tiger
 
Akira Yamane Gouf.png|Gouf (Akira Yamane Colors)
 
Zakucanon.png|Zaku Cannon
 
Devil Change Gouf|Image Not Available
 
(ZZZ)Triple Zeta Gundam|Not Image Available
 
Mobile Troopers|Not Image Available
 
Red Horse|Image not available
 
</gallery>
 
   
 
===Plastic Models of other Franchises===
 
===Plastic Models of other Franchises===
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Unlike the Build Series, Plamo-Kyoshiro notably features model kits from outside of the Gundam franchise. some of these include:
'''Trivia:'''The '''Gunpla Battles''' only Focuses on ''''Gundam Models''''. The '''Plamo Battles''' focuses ''in all types of '''pla'''stic '''mo'''dels'' no matter the origin. That's why the comic has shameless appearances of models from other series / franchises. To enrich the reader, here is a list of models of other non-gundam series/franchises that appear throughout the comic. Most of the models that appear in this list are actively used in battles, while others are only shown in one or two pages otutisde of their boxes or just only on the box.
 
   
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combat_Mecha_Xabungle Xabungle]
The models are the following:
 
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armored_Trooper_Votoms ATM-09-ST Scoopedog]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavy_Metal_L-Gaim L-Gaim Mk. II]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fang_of_the_Sun_Dougram Dougram]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ginga_Hy%C5%8Dry%C5%AB_Vifam Vifam]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Warrior_Baldios Baldios]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aura_Battler_Dunbine Dunbine]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aura_Battler_Dunbine Billbine]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Comet_SPT_Layzner SPT-BG-91U Bullgren]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_Gorg Manon Type]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Exorcist_(film) Pazuzu]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunderbirds_(TV_series) The Mole]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars X-Wing]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Thunder Blue Thunder]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seibu_Keisatsu Nissan Skyline DR30 Turbo RS]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crusher_Joe_(film) Galleon Battle Tank]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Submarine_707 Submarine 707]
   
<gallery orientation="none">
 
Xabungle for Shiro.png|'''Xabungle''', from '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combat_Mecha_Xabungle Combat Mecha Xabungle]''''' '''(See Note 1)'''
 
Votoms for Shiro.png|'''ATM-09-ST Scoopedog''', from '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armored_Trooper_Votoms Armored Trooper Votoms]''''' '''(See Note 2)'''
 
L- Gaim for Shiro.png|'''L-Gaim MkII''' from '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavy_Metal_L-Gaim Heavy Metal L-Gaim]''''' '''(See note 7)'''
 
Dougram for Shiro.png|'''Dougram''', from '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fang_of_the_Sun_Dougram Fang of the Sun Dougram]''''' '''(See note 3)'''
 
Vifam_for_Shiro.png|'''Vifam''', from '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ginga_Hy%C5%8Dry%C5%AB_Vifam Round Vernian Vifam]''''' '''(See note 4)'''
 
Baldios for Shiro.png|'''Baldios''', from '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Warrior_Baldios Space Warrior Baldios]'''''
 
Dunbine1 for shiro.png|'''Dunbine''' from '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aura_Battler_Dunbine Aura Battler Dunbine]''''' '''(See note 5)'''
 
Bilbine for shiro.png|Bilbine, also from ''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aura_Battler_Dunbine Aura Battler Dunbine]''''
 
SPT-BG-91U BULGREN.png|SPT-BG-91U Bullgrenn, from '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Comet_SPT_Layzner Blue Comet SPT Layzner]''''' '''(See note 6)'''
 
Manon Type from Giant Gorg.png|'''Manon Type''', from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_Gorg'''''Giant Gorg'''''] (1984)
 
Pazuzu for shiro.png|'''Pazuzu''', from '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Exorcist_(film) The Exorcist]''''' (movie)
 
Alien Model.png|Finding of the Alien Carcass, from ''Alien'' (movie) (only the package is shown)
 
The mole for shiro.png|'''''The Mole''''' from '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunderbirds_(TV_series) Thunderbirds]''''' (Gerry Anderson)
 
X wing shiro.png|'''''X-Wing''''' from '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars Star Wars]''''' (George Lucas)
 
Blue Thunder for shiro.png |''Blue Thunder'' from '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Thunder Blue Thunder]''''' Movie and TV Series.
 
Seibu Keisatsu.png|Nissan Skyline DR30 Turbo RS, from the '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seibu_Keisatsu Seibu Keisatsu]''''' japanese TV series
 
Galleon Crusher Joe.png|'''Galleon Battle Tank''', from the '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crusher_Joe_(film) Crusher Joe]''''' Anime Series
 
Submarine 707 model.png|Submarine 707 Class C, from the '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Submarine_707 Submarine 707]''''' series. ([https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/gundam/images/8/8b/Submarine_707.png/revision/latest?cb=20180529110420 Only the package is shown)] (see note 9)
 
Omoroid.png|Omoroid ''Glick'' from the Omoroid Line of plastic models of the 80's '''(see note 8)'''
 
Lkhbljhkb.png|'''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_90 Joe 90]''''' 's Mac's Car (Gerry Anderson)
 
</gallery>
 
   
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===Other Plamo/RC Vehicles===
'''''Notes:'''''
 
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsubishi_A6M_Zero A6M Zero]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grumman_F-14_Tomcat F-14 Tomcat]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McDonnell_Douglas_F-15_Eagle F-15 Eagle]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Dynamics_F-16_Fighting_Falcon F-16 Viper]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiger_I Tiger heavy tank]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiger_II King Tiger heavy tank]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_74 Type 74]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_City_(AA) Honda City (1981)]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamaha_XV1000 Yamaha XV1000]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_F-86_Sabre F86F-40 Sabre]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_P-38_Lightning P-38 Lightning]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_SR-71_Blackbird SR-71 Blackbird]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_F-100_Super_Sabre F-100 Super Sabre]
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*Clover Toy RX-78-2
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*FL Mobile Suit Gundam
   
# The Walker Machines '''Gallop Type''', '''Dugger Type '''and '''Crab Type''' also appear. The Robot''' Walker Gallia '''also apears.
 
#The '''ATH-14-ST Standing Tortoise''' and the '''X-ATH-02 Strike Dog''' also appear.
 
# The Soltic '''H8RF Kolchima Special '''also appears.The '''CrabGunner''' and the '''DesertGunner '''also appear. the '''H404S Mackerel '''also apear.
 
# The '''FAM-RV-S1T Torunfam''', The FAM-RV-5 Neofam and The '''ARV Round Vernian Type Recon''' also appear.
 
# The Fighting Platform '''Fou''' and the Aura Battler '''Bozon''' also appear 
 
# The SPT's '''Daljuan''', '''Gashlan''', '''El-Darr''' and '''Dankova''' make appearance. The main Robot SPT '''Layzner''' does not appear.
 
# The Heavy Metal '''[http://www.mahq.net/mecha/l-gaim/l-gaim/auge.jpg Auge]''' an the Heavy Metal G.Roon also appear 
 
#Omoroids G-Rot and Z-Bar also appear.
 
#The ''Junior A'' mini-sub is shown in one page.
 
 
===Other Plamo/RC Vehicles===
 
<gallery orientation="none" spacing="small" position="center">
 
Zeke zero.png|Mitsubishi A6M Zero
 
Tomcat model Shiro.png|F-14 Tomcat
 
F15 eagle.png|F-15 Strike Eagle
 
Tiger 1 early version.png|PzKpfw VI Tiger
 
King tiger.png|PzKpfw VI Ausf. B King Tiger
 
Type 74 Japanese defense force.png|JGSDF Type 74 Tank
 
Honda city.png|Honda City -R- 1981 (used as the basis of the Perfect Combat Vehicle)
 
Tamiya 58611 RC Honda City Turbo WR02C.png |[https://web.archive.org/web/20181223134340/https://www.thercracer.com/2015/06/tamiya-58611-honda-city-build-and-review.html Tamiya 58611 RC Honda City Turbo WR02C]
 
Yamaha Virago.png|Yamaha VX 1000
 
F-86F-40 Sabre.png|F-86F-40 Sabre
 
38p lightning.png|P-38 Lightning
 
Parte de atras de la carta de grado sello.png|German Soldiers (World War II)
 
ab81.png|F16 Fighting Falcon
 
JHBJKHBK.png|Lockheed SR-71
 
F-100D Super Sabre “Thunderbirds”.png|F-100D Super Sabre “Thunderbirds”
 
gundam hitto kun.png|Hitto Kun RX-78-2 Gundam (Made by Clover)
 
FL Gundam.png|FL Mobile Suit Gundam
 
</gallery>
 
   
 
==Production Notes==
 
==Production Notes==
[[File:Plamo big foto.png|thumb|center|375px| '''Kyoshiro production staff'''. Crouched in the first row, from left to right, Shinkachiro Tanaka (Former chief editor og comic bombom magazine), '''Kazuzo Ozawa''' and Unknown. standing behind, from left to right, '''Masahiro Oda''', '''Masaya Takahashi''', '''Hisashi Yasui''', '''[[Katsumi Kawaguchi|Katsumi ''Meijin'' Kawaguchi]]''' and unknown]]
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[[File:Plamo big foto.png|thumb|center|375px| '''Kyoshiro production staff'''. Crouched in the first row, from left to right, Koichi Yamato, '''Kazuzo Ozawa''' and Shinkachiro Tanaka (Former chief editor of comic bombom magazine). standing behind, from left to right, '''Masahiro Oda''', '''Masaya Takahashi''', '''Hisashi Yasui''', '''[[Katsumi Kawaguchi|Katsumi ''Meijin'' Kawaguchi]]''' and unknown]]
   
 
([https://web.archive.org/web/20180525130134/http://kyamatospirit.blog50.fc2.com/blog-entry-186.html reference 1 here]).
 
([https://web.archive.org/web/20180525130134/http://kyamatospirit.blog50.fc2.com/blog-entry-186.html reference 1 here]).
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The producers of the comic also gave the opportunity to real people to appear caricatured in the manga. editors of modeling magazines, illustrators of hobby magazines, prominent employees of model making companies and young practitioners of this pastime also appeared caricatured in the comic.
 
The producers of the comic also gave the opportunity to real people to appear caricatured in the manga. editors of modeling magazines, illustrators of hobby magazines, prominent employees of model making companies and young practitioners of this pastime also appeared caricatured in the comic.
   
Here we have another example to enrich the reader:
 
 
<gallery position="center" spacing="small" columns="2">
 
SCAN1.png
 
back part.png|plamo kyoshiro
 
Inside.jpg
 
plamo technics magazin.jpg|explanation cartoon
 
</gallery>
 
 
The Pictures Above belong to the book プラモテクニック教室 狂四郎'''VS'''小田雅弘 講談社ポケット百科 (Lit.: '''Plastic Tekniks Classroom Kyoshiro VS vs Oda Masahiro Kodansha Pocket Encyclopedia'''. In the first picture we can see Shiro hanging on the left arm of a caricatured masahiro oda. in the second pag,e we can see Shiro And Masahiro, Shiro carriying models and a real photo of masahiro with part of his background info..
 
   
 
Throughout the manga they appear teaching Shiro how to build the models, what materials to use and what techniques to apply in the construction of them. These explanations are accompanied by very detailed illustrations so that readers could learn implicitly how to assemble the models.
 
Throughout the manga they appear teaching Shiro how to build the models, what materials to use and what techniques to apply in the construction of them. These explanations are accompanied by very detailed illustrations so that readers could learn implicitly how to assemble the models.
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In the images above you can see Kazuzo Ozawa caricatured explaining how to build models and images of Shiro Kyoda.
 
In the images above you can see Kazuzo Ozawa caricatured explaining how to build models and images of Shiro Kyoda.
   
==Impact of This Work==
+
==Impact==
  +
Plamo-Kyoshiro is the spiritual ancestor of the entire Gunpla series of shows and mangas, carrying most of the reputation of the format up until the success of [[Gundam Build Fighters]]. The list of works tracing its roots directly back to it is therefore:
*'''Manga'''
 
  +
[[Shin Plamo Kyoshiro]]
The original edition had 15 volumes and was in publication from August 20, 1982 until December 17, 1986 in Comic Bom Bom magazine by Kodansha. In 1989 a Single Volume was published entitled Plamo-Kyoshiro-Musha Gundam Version; This volume deals with the episode in which the Musha Gundam appeared. In 1990 a second edition of 11 volumes was launched. In 1999 a 6-volume Deluxe edition was published. Between 2002 and 2004 an Economic Version of 13 volumes was published and in the year 2008 a paperback edition of 10 volumes was published. All the Plamo-Kyoshiro publications, from the original 1982 until the last of 2008 have all been published by Kodansha The manga has also received several sequels and derivatives:
 
  +
[[Cho-Senshi Gundam Boy|Hyper Senshi Gundam Boy]]
  +
[[Plamo Wars]]
  +
[[Gunpla Koshien]]
  +
[[Gunpla Musashi]]
  +
[[Gunpla Extreme]]
  +
[[Model Suit Gunpla Builders Beginning G]]
  +
[[Gundam Build Fighters]]
   
  +
The success of ''Plamo Kyoshiro'' marked a trend at the time of its publication and several publishers wanted to have a manga on battles of plastic models. [[Coro Coro Comic]] (the rival and competitor of Comic Bom Bom) launched a few similar-themed manga such as [[Plamo Tensai Esper Taro]], [[3D Koshien Plamo Daisaku]], [[Majin Eiyuuden Wataru]] and [[Majin Kaihatsu Daisakusen]]. [[Hobby Boy Hitto-kun]] was another manga that was published in Terebi Magazine 2 (a sister magazine of Comic Bom Bom ).
<gallery spacing="small" position="center">
 
Shin Plamo Kyoshiro.png|''Shin Plamo Kyoshiro''
 
Full Armor Zeta Gundam Gundam Boy.jpg|''[[Cho-Senshi Gundam Boy|Hyper Senshi Gundam Boy]]
 
2 Plamo Wars.png|''PLamo Wars
 
3 Gumpla Koshien.png|''[[Gunpla Koshien]]''
 
Gumpla musashi.png|''Gumpla Musashi''
 
Gumpla Extreme.png|''Gumpla Extreme''
 
GPB Beginning G.jpg|''[[Model Suit Gunpla Builders Beginning G]]'' '''(OVA)'''
 
BeginningA.png|''[[Model Suit Gunpla Builders Beginning A]]'' '''(manga)'''
 
20120823175703-69889.jpg|''[[Model Suit Gunpla Builders Beginning D]]'' '''(manga)'''
 
Jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj2.jpg|''[[Model Suit Gunpla Builders Beginning J]]'' '''(manga)'''
 
Buildfights.png|''[[Gundam Build Fighters]]''
 
GBF Try poster.jpg|''[[Gundam Build Fighters Try]]''
 
plastic kit and buildt.png|Plamo Diver Kit & Built
 
Gundam key fixw 640 hq.jpg|''[[Gundam Build Divers]]''
 
</gallery>
 
 
The success of ''Plamo Kyoshiro'' marked a trend at the time of its publication and several publishers wanted to have a [[manga]] on battles of plastic models. [[Coro Coro Comic]] (the rival and competitor of Comic Bom Bom) launched a few similar-themed [[manga]] such as ''[[Plamo Tensai Esper Taro]]'', ''[[3D Koshien Plamo Daisaku]]'', ''[[Majin Eiyuuden Wataru]]'' and ''[[Majin Kaihatsu Daisakusen]]''. ''[[Hobby Boy Hitto-kun]]'' was another [[manga]] that was published in ''Terebi Magazine''2 (a sister magazine of ''Comic Bom Bom'' ). It was not a new [[manga]], but a derivative of Plam Kyoshiro. The protagonist of this series is Hitto Ebara and is about his simulation battles with Kyoshiro.
 
   
 
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==Publication History==
 
==Publication History==
  +
See [[List of Plamo Kyoshiro volumes]]
   
;<span style="font-weight:bold;">ORIGINAL ISSUE - KODANSHA COMICS - 1982-1986 (15 Volumes)</span>
 
The volume numbers can be confirmed on the cover
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Volume!! Cover!!Comments!! Publication Date!! [[ISBN]]
 
|-
 
|01||[[File:Plamo-Kyoshiro Original 1.jpg|180px]] || ||August 20, 1982|| [[ISBN 4-06-100401-8]]<br />(9784061004016)
 
|-
 
|02|| [[File:Plamo-Kyoshiro Original 2.jpg|180px]] || ||October 20, 1982 ||[[ISBN 4-06-100403-4]]<br />(9784061004030)
 
|-
 
|03||[[File:Plamo-Kyoshiro Original 3.jpg|180px]] || Plamo on this cover are from left to right: Agguguy, God Tiger Tank and the RX-78-2 Gundam||February 20, 1983 || [[ISBN 4-06-100407-7]]<br />(9784061004078)
 
|-
 
|04||[[File:Plamo-Kyoshiro Original 4.jpg|180px]] || Over the logo appears Xabungle from Blue Gale Xabungle. Behind Shiro, the Perfect Gundam.|| June 18, 1983 || [[ISBN 4-06-100414-X]]<br />(9784061004146)
 
|-
 
|05||[[File:Plamo-Kyoshiro Original 5.jpg|180px]] || || September 17, 1983 || [[ISBN 4-06-100421-2]]<br />(9784061004214)
 
|-
 
|06||[[File:Plamo-Kyoshiro Original 6.jpg|180px]] || The Robots on the cover are Bilbine and Dunbine from Aura Battler Dunbine. Other two are models of two Scopedog from Armored Trooper Votoms|| December 17, 1983 || ISBN4-06-100426-3<br />(9784061004269)
 
|-
 
|07||[[File:Plamo-Kyoshiro Original 7.jpg|180px]] || || March 17, 1984 || ISBN4-06-100435-2<br />(9784061004351)
 
|-
 
|08||[[File:Plamo-Kyoshiro Original 8.jpg|180px]] || || August 17, 1984 || [[ISBN 4-06-100443-3]]<br />(9784061004436)
 
|-
 
|09|| [[File:Plamo-Kyoshiro Original 9.jpg|180px]] || || December 17, 1984 || ISBN4-06-100449-2<br />(9784061004498)
 
|-
 
|10||[[File:Plamo-Kyoshiro Original 10.jpg|180px]] || || March 18, 1985 || [[ISBN 4-06-100454-9]]<br />(9784061004542)
 
|-
 
|11|| [[File:Plamo-Kyoshiro Original 11.jpg|180px]] || Gundam behind Shiro is the original Zeta Gundam|| August 15, 1985 || [[ISBN 4-06-100459-X]]<br />(9784061004597)
 
|-
 
|12||[[File:Plamo-Kyoshiro Original 12.jpg|180px]] || Behind Shiro is a Zeta Gundam variation model|| December 17, 1985 || [[ISBN 4-06-100466-2]]<br />(9784061004665)
 
|-
 
|13||[[File:Plamo-Kyoshiro Original 13.jpg|180px]] ||[[File:Musha gundam mk 2.jpg|center|120px]] Robot behind Shiro on the cover is Musha Gundam Mk2|| June 18, 1986 || [[ISBN 4-06-100473-5]]<br />(9784061004733
 
|-
 
|14||[[File:Plamo-Kyoshiro Original 14.jpg|180px]] || In the hand of Shiro is the Metaru Bushin (メタル武神,Metal god of military arts) along with them the ZZ Gundam.|| August 18, 1986 || [[ISBN 4-06-100479-4]]<br />(9784061004795)
 
|-
 
|15||[[File:Original size 15 volume.png|180px]]
 
| Gundam over the Shiro's head is the '''HCM Perfect Gundam '''
 
|December 17, 1986 || [[ISBN 4-06-100486-7]]<br />(9784061004863)
 
|}
 
   
  +
==Derived Publications / Spin Off==
;
 
  +
See [[List of Plamo Kyoshiro Spinoffs]]
;
 
;SPECIAL ISSUE - PLAMO KYOSHIRO MUSHA GUNDAM VERSION
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Volume!! Cover!!Comments!! Publication Date!! [[ISBN]]
 
|-
 
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>||[[File:Musha gundam shiro.jpg|180px]] || this version is an extract of all the appearances that musha gundam made in the original issue.
 
|August 17, 1989 || 4-06-100563-4<br />(9784061005631)
 
|}
 
   
  +
==Gunpla and Action Figures==
;SPECIAL ISSUE
 
  +
See [[List of Plamo Kyoshiro Gunpla and Action Figures]]
; Plamo Kyoushiro Summary Competition
 
   
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Volume!! Cover!!Comments!! Publication Date!! [[ISBN]]
 
|-
 
|01||[[File:Shiro 1.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|02||[[File:Shiro 2.png|180px]] || || ||
 
|}
 
   
  +
==Appearances in games==
;REPRINT OF 1990 - COLLECTORS EDITION - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tank%C5%8Dbon Aizōban] - <span style="font-weight:bold;">(11 Volumes)</span>
 
  +
Shiro Kyoda and his Perfect Gundam have made appearances in the following videogames:<br>
 
  +
[[SD Gundam G Generation| SD Gundam G Generation F]]<br>
{| class="wikitable"
 
  +
[[SD Gundam G Generation| SD Gundam G Generation F-IF]]<br>
! Volume!! Cover!!Comments!! Publication Date!! [[ISBN]]
 
  +
[[SD Gundam G Generation| SD Gundam G Generation Neo]]<br>
|-
 
  +
[[SD Gundam G Generation| SD Gundam G Generation SEED]]<br>
|01||[[File:1 1990 print.png|180px]]|| ||||
 
  +
Another Century Episode 3 THE FINAL<br>
|-
 
  +
[[Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme Vs. Full Boost]]<br>
|02||[[File:2 1990 print.png|180px]] || ||||
 
  +
[[Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme Vs. Maxi Boost]]<br>
|-
 
  +
<br>
|03||[[File:3 1990 print.png|180px]] || ||||
 
  +
Additionally, they have appeared in the Gundam War series of card games.
|-
 
|04||[[File:4 1990 print.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|05||[[File:5 1990 print.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|06||[[File:6 1990 print.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|07||[[File:7 1990 print.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|08||[[File:8 1990 print.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|09||[[File:9 1990 print.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|10||[[File:10 1990 print.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|11||[[File:11 1990 print.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|}
 
 
;PRINT OF 1999 - <u>'''''DELUXE'''''</u>  VERSION <span style="font-weight:bold;">(6 Volumes)</span>
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Title 1 !! Title 2 !! Title 3
 
|-
 
|[[File:Plamo Kyoshiro 1999 issue 1.png|190px]]||[[File:Plamo kyoshiro1999 2.png|190px]]|| [[File:PLamo kyoshiro 1999 3.png|190px]]
 
|-
 
! Title 4 !! Title 5 !! Title 6
 
|-
 
|[[File:PLamo kyoshiro 1999 4.png|190px]]||[[File:Plamo Kyoshiro 1999 issue.png|190px]]||[[File:Plamo Kyoshiro 1999 issue 6.png|190px]]
 
|-
 
! !! !!
 
|-
 
! !! !!
 
|}
 
 
;<span style="font-weight:bold;">PRINT OF 2002 - CHEAP EDITION - (13 Volumes)</span>
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Volume!! Cover!!Comments!! Publication Date!! [[ISBN]]
 
|-
 
|01||[[File:2002 Issue DX 1.png|180px]]|| ||||
 
|-
 
|02||[[File:Shiro cover no 2 2002.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|03||[[File:Shiro cover no 3 2002.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|04||[[File:Shiro cover no 4 2002.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|05||[[File:Shiro cover no 5 2002.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|06||[[File:Shiro cover no 6 2002.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|07||[[File:Shiro cover no 7 2002.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|08||[[File:Shiro cover no 8 2002.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|09||[[File:Shiro cover no 9 2002.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|10||[[File:Shiro cover no 10 2002.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|11||[[File:Shiro cover no 11 2002.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|12||[[File:Shiro cover no 12 2002.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|-
 
|13||[[File:Shiro cover no 13 2002.png|180px]] || ||||
 
|}
 
 
;REPRINT OF 2008 <span style="font-weight:bold;">KODANSHA MANGA [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunkobon BUNKO] - PAPERBACK - (10 Volumes)</span>
 
The volume numbers can be confirmed on the cover
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Volume!! Cover!!Comments!! Publication Date!! [[ISBN]]
 
|-
 
|01||[[File:book-puramokyoushiro.jpg|180px]] || || ||
 
|-
 
|02|| [[File:32084286.jpg|180px]] || || ||
 
|-
 
|03||[[File:32099126.jpg|180px]] || || ||
 
|-
 
|04||[[File:32099127.jpg|180px]] || || ||
 
|-
 
|05||[[File:プラモ狂四郎 32112704.jpg|180px]] || || ||
 
|-
 
|06||[[File:32112705.jpg|180px]] || || ||
 
|-
 
|07||[[File:32130556.jpg|180px]] || || ||
 
|-
 
|08||[[File:32130557.jpg|180px]] || || ||
 
|-
 
|09|| [[File:32143643.jpg|180px]] || || ||
 
|-
 
|10||[[File:32143644.jpg|180px]] || || ||
 
|}
 
 
==Derived Publications==
 
*'''''Plamo Kyoshiro MG Perfect Gundam'''''
 
Is a small comic included in the assembly manual of the model MG Perfect Gundam that came on the market in 2003. In this emanga I can see Shiro and several of his friends turned into young adults.
 
<gallery>
 
Mg perfect gundam kyoshiiro.png|plamo kyoshiro mg perfect gundam cover
 
content.png|content
 
kyoshiro master grade.png|content
 
</gallery>
 
 
*'''''Gundam Kyoshiro'''''
 
Description not yet written
 
<gallery>
 
Shishi Gundam.jpg|Gundam Kyoshiro No.1 - Shishi Gundam
 
Psyco Zeong.jpg|Gundam Kyoshiro No. 2 - Psyco Zeong
 
Perfect Armor Gundam.jpg|Gundam Kyoshiro No.3 - Perfect Armor Gundam
 
Crusher Gundam.jpg|Gundam Kyoshiro No.4 - Crusher Gundam
 
Gundam Warriors.jpg|Gundam Kyoshiro No.5 - Gundam Warriors
 
King Gundam.jpg|Gundam Kyoshiro No.6 - King Gundam
 
Gundam kyoshiro battle.png
 
Gundam kyoshiro battle 2.png
 
 
</gallery>
 
 
*'''''Plastic Section Manager Nishikiro'''''
 
 
''Plastic Section Manager Nishikiro'' is a small comic that was published in the magazine called '''Monthly Kacho''' from Japan Journal Publishing Inc. Unfortunately, Monthly Kacho only had three publications and was published from November 20, 2004 to January 24, 2005. The magazine was aimed to the public of store department managers (Maybe that's why it failed)
 
 
Kinshiro Kaburagi (The Protagonist) is a section manager who works for a trading company, whose work is not good enough. At home,he feels like a regretful father who only sleeps on holidays. One day, he saw his son building an SD Gundam for a gunpla event. Kinshiro was a great builder of Gundam Models in his childhood. he decided to show his old Gundam to his son. His son was very happy. Nikishiro was able to get the respect of his son for him and his Gunpla.
 
 
After that, Nishikiro attended with his son's Gunpla event. After this, Nikishiro contacted an old friend who works as a manager of a gumpla section. Nishikiro, inspired by the latest gunpla situations, finally enters the world of gunpla again that had been sealed since he was a Boy.
 
 
<gallery>
 
kinishiro 1.png|Manager kinishiro
 
Kinishiro 2.png
 
kinishiro 3.png
 
kinishiro 4.png
 
kinishiro 6.png
 
kinishiro 7.png
 
</gallery>
 
 
==Availability==
 
{| class="wikitable" style="margin:0.3em auto"
 
! class="hintergrundfarbe8" colspan="1"| SCANLATIONS
 
|- align="center" bgcolor="#FFFFFF"
 
|[[File:1 1990 print.png|180px]]
 
|- class="hintergrundfarbe8" align="center"
 
|'''Version of 1990 (11 Volumes) FULL'''<br />'''[https://www.mediafire.com/folder/o18qveirrtgl4/Plump_Man_KiyoShi DOWNLOAD LINK]''' (Mediafire)<br />
 
{{flag|Japan}} '''On Japanese language''' {{flag|Japan}}<br />(not found in english)
 
|}
 
 
==Anime==
 
Plamo Kyoshiro has never been adapted into an animated series, but some anime productions of the gundam franchise show references and tributes to this manga.
 
 
*technically the whole concept of [[Model Suit Gunpla Builders Beginning G]], [[Gundam Build Fighters]] [[Gundam Build Fighters Try]] and [[Gundam Build Divers]] has been copied from Plamo kyoshiro. (Plastic model battles, Plamo School clubs, customization, befirnding the plamo stor owner... plamo advisers...)
 
*A Giant Musha Gundam Appeared in the very first episode of Gundam Build fighters Try sTV series.
 
<gallery hideaddbutton=true>
 
</gallery>
 
*The perfect gundam Appeared in the very last episode of Gundam Build Fighters Being Piloted by Sei Iori's father: Takeshi Iori
 
<gallery hideaddbutton=true>
 
PerfectAnime.png|Perfect Gundam as seen on [[Gundam Build Fighters]] TV series
 
PF-78-1 Perfect Gundam (GBF).jpg|Perfect Gundam (GBF)
 
Perfect Rear.jpg|Perfect Gundam (GBF): rear view
 
Perfect .jpg|Perfect Gundam (GBF) fire Shoulder Beam Cannon
 
</gallery>
 
*In the Middle of the Gundam Build Fighters Try series, Meijin Kawaguchi III uses a customized version of the Gundam Red Warrior, called Amazing Red Warrior.
 
 
<gallery hideaddbutton=true>
 
Gundam Amazing Red Warrior.png
 
Gundam Amazing Red Warrior Descending.jpg|Close up (Ep 11)
 
PF-78-3A Gundam Amazing Red Warrior (Ep 12).jpg|Close up (Ep 12)
 
redwarriorgunblade.jpg
 
redwarriorblade.jpg
 
</gallery>
 
 
==Related Products==
 
In this section and in the other sections below is intend to make an extract of products that have paid homage or reference to the series.
 
 
===Plastic Models===
 
;NO GRADE 
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
!#!! Model !! Yen Price !! released !! Notes
 
|-
 
|[[File:RX-78 - Perfect Gundam - Boxart.jpg|140px]]||PF-78-1 Perfect Gundam || || ||
 
|-
 
|[[File:MSN-02 - Perfect Zeong - Boxart.jpg|140px]]||MSN-02 Perfect Zeong || ||   ||
 
|-
 
|[[File:OldPerfectGundam-100.jpg|140px]]||PF-78-1 Perfect Gundam || || ||
 
|-
 
|[[File:Full armor gundam kyoshiro.png|140px]]||FA-78-1 Full Armor Gundam |||| ||[https://web.archive.org/web/20180608223850/http://number2672.blogspot.com/2015/05/160-msv.html Ref 1] - [https://web.archive.org/web/20180608230616/http://blog.livedoor.jp/glintbooster/archives/44033115.html Ref 2] [https://web.archive.org/web/20180608233054/https://ameblo.jp/hnyt3863/entry-12143376659.html Ref 3]
 
|-
 
|}
 
 
;MASTER GRADE
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! MG series # !! Model !! Yen Price !! released !! Notes
 
|-
 
|#067 [[Image:MG Perfect Gundam.jpeg|140px|right]]||PF-78-1 Perfect Gundam ||4000 Yen|| December 2003 ||[https://gunpla.wikia.com/wiki/MG_PF-78-1_Perfect_Gundam reference here]
 
|-
 
|#071[[Image:Mg-msn-02-perfect.jpg|130px|right]]||MSN-02 Perfect Zeong ||10000 Yen||  June 2004 || and additional markings.
 
|-
 
|#110 [[Image:Shin Musha GundamX.jpg|140px|right]]||Shin Musha Gundam ||5000 Yen|| June 2008 ||
 
|-
 
|# N/A [[Image:Shin Musha Gundam.jpg|140px|right]]||Shin Musha Gundam <br> (''Sengoku no Jin'') ||8000 Yen|| March 2009 ||
 
|-
 
|#133[[Image:Mush Gundam Mk. II Boxart.jpg|140px|right]]||Musha Gundam Mk II||6000 Yen|| May 2010 ||
 
|-
 
|}
 
 
;SD Gundam BB SENSHI
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! BB #
 
! Model
 
! Series
 
! Yen Price
 
! Release Date
 
! Notes
 
|-
 
| 17[[File:BB Senshi 017.jpg|right|130px]]
 
| [[Musha Gundam]]
 
| [[SD Sengokuden Musha Shichinin Shuu Hen]]
 
| ¥300
 
| 1988 December
 
| First Samurai-themed SD Gundam kit. Features a spring-loaded mechanism in the head that ejects the helmet when the face is pressed.
 
|-
 
| 20[[File:BB Senshi 020.jpg|right|130px]]
 
| [[PF-78-1 Perfect Gundam]]
 
| [[Mobile Suit Variations]]
 
| ¥300
 
| 1989 January
 
|
 
|-
 
| 23[[File:BB Senshi 023.jpg|right|130px]]
 
| Musha Zeta Gundam
 
| [[SD Sengokuden Musha Shichinin Shuu Hen]]
 
| ¥300
 
| 1989 March
 
| Features gold chrome-plated parts. Includes horse. Comes with six missiles.
 
|-
 
| 24[[File:BB Senshi 024.jpg|right|130px]]
 
| [[Musha Gundam Mk-II]]
 
| [[SD Sengokuden Musha Shichinin Shuu Hen]]
 
| ¥300
 
| 1989 April
 
|
 
|-
 
| 236[[File:BB Senshi 236.jpg|right|130px]]
 
| [[PF-78-1 Perfect Gundam]]
 
| [[Mobile Suit Variations]] / [[SD Gundam G Generation]]
 
| ¥1,000
 
| 2002 July
 
| Remake of BB-020. Includes G-Carrier that can combine into either Gundam Ver. or Perfect Ver.
 
|-
 
|}
 
 
=== Resin Kits===
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! colspan="4" | B CLUB: ORIGINAL GOODS
 
|-
 
!Perfect Gundam !! Musha Gundam !! F.A. Gundam !! Red Warrior
 
|-
 
|[[File:Bclub 1.png|160px]]||[[File:Bclub 2.png|160px]]||[[File:Bclub 3.png|160px]] ||[[File:Bclub 4.png|160px]]
 
|-
 
! [https://web.archive.org/web/20180526153756/https://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10031541 Reference Here ] !! [https://web.archive.org/web/20180526155933/https://www.1999.co.jp/eng/image/10033253 Reference Here] !! [https://web.archive.org/web/20180526152610/https://www.1999.co.jp/10036439 Reference Here] !! [https://web.archive.org/web/20180526160525/https://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10038383 Reference Here]
 
|-
 
! colspan="4" |
 
|}
 
 
==Toys and Figures==
 
*'''''SD GUNDAM CLOTH MUSHA GUNDAM MKII'''''
 
This series combines classic Gundam characters in SD form with ‘cloth’ armor representing their iconic Mobiles Suits.  This was the seventh release in the series. it was launched in '''1989'''. 
 
{| border="0" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" style="width:500px;" class="article-table"
 
! scope="col"|Images Courtesy of user [http://www.collectiondx.com/user/siningy Siningy]  from [http://www.collectiondx.com/toy_review/1989/sd_gundam_cloth_musha_mkii Collection DX]
 
|}
 
 
<gallery type="slideshow" position="center" widths="431">
 
1 sd musha mk2.png|package (front)
 
2 sd musha mk2.png|package (rear)
 
3 sd musha mk 2.png|content
 
4 sd musha mk 2.png|Figure of Shiro Kyoda
 
5 musha sd mk2.png|pedestal for the armor
 
sd mucha mk2.png|the armor
 
7sd musha gundam mk2.png|Shiro inside armor
 
8 sd musha mk2.png|Shiro and Musha Gundam Mk 2
 
</gallery>
 
 
*'''''PLAMO KYOSHIRO TAMASHII'''''
 
Plamo-Kyoshiro Tamashii (プ ラ モ 狂 四郎 魂) is a small line of figures launched by Bandai in 2004. The Line is composed of 5 figures: The Perfect Gundam, Perfect Gundam III, Musha Gundam, Perfect Zeong, and a figure of Shiro Kyoda sitting in his simulation chair. The figure of Shiro includes two heads to place: one with his cap on and another with his helmet. [https://web.archive.org/web/20181116021751/http://sssdgundam.fc2web.com/toy_kyoshiro.htm (Reference here)]
 
 
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Cover package tamashi shiro.png|Cover of the package
 
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tamashii perfect .png|perfect gundam
 
3.png|tamashi perfect face
 
Perfect Zeong.png|Perfect Zeong
 
perfect gundam 3 red warrior .png|perfect gundam 3 red warrior
 
musha gundam tamashjii linme.png|Musha gundam
 
7.png|shiro with cap
 
shiro with fighting helmet.png|shiro with fighting helmet
 
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*'''''KYOSHIRO MANIAX MINIFIGURES VOLUMES 1&2 '''''
 
The Kyoshiro Maniax label is the result of the joint collaboration of mecha designer Hajime Katoki and the staff behind the "Plamo Kyoshiro" manga to produce Gundam FIX Figuration-style action figures and trading figures of Mobile Suits from the manga. This first trading figure lineup features miniature Mobile Suit figures with two color variants each of Full Armor Gundam, Career Suit, and Bloody Mary, plus three variants of Dokuro Type Zaku (each sporting a different numbered forehead) and one secret, for a total of 10 possible types to trade and collect. The figures' heights range from 9-11cm. Sold by the randomly packed box of 12.
 
 
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Package.png|Front Package
 
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Maniax 2.png
 
Maniax 3.png|Perfect Gundam 2
 
Maniax 4.png|Gun Carrier (Carrier Suit)
 
Maniax 5.png|Guncarrier (Black)
 
Maniax 7.png|Devil Gundam (Blody Mary)
 
maniax 8.png|Blody Mary (Blue)
 
Maniax 6.png|Dokuro Type Zakus
 
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*'''''Gundam Fix Figuration '''''
 
Gundam Fix Figuration (abbreviated as G.F.F.) is a series of collectible figures manufactured by Bandai based on the book of illustrations Gundam Fix, Authored by Hajime Katoki. These figures are very detailed and include a variety of accessories. Only two Plamo-Kyoshiro Manga Robots received their version in Gundam Fix: The Perfect Gundam and the Perfect Gundam III Red Warrior.
 
 
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Perfect Gundam (GFF).png|PF-78-1 Perfect Gundam
 
Shin Mushaaa.png|Shin Musha
 
perfect blue.png|PF-78-2 Perfect Gundam 2
 
red warrior.png|PF-78-3 Perfect Gundam 3 (Red Warrior)
 
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{| class="wikitable"
 
! G.F.F # !! Model !! Transformable into !! released !! Notes
 
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|#0002||PF-78-1 "Perfect Gundam" |||| March, 2001 ||It has the federation marks, not the Shiro Kyoda marks.
 
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|#0037||PF-78-1 "Perfect Gundam" ||||  November 2007 ||A more detailed version of # 0002 in a slightly different color scheme<br />and additional markings. Now it includes an "internal framework system"
 
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|#0040||''Red Warrior'' |||| Noviembre de 2008 ||
 
|}
 
 
==Video Games and Table Games==
 
;SD Gundam G Generation Series
 
*SD Gundam G Generation F (PlayStation)
 
*SD Gundam G Generation F-IF (PlayStation)
 
*SD Gundam G Generation NEO (PlayStation 2)
 
*SD Gundam G Generation SEED (PlayStation 2)
 
 
;Another Century's Episode Series
 
*Another Century's Episode 3 THE FINAL (PS3)
 
 
;Gundam Extreme Vs. Series
 
*Gundam Extreme Vs. Full Boost
 
*Gundam Extreme Vs. Maxi Boost
 
 
;Gundam War
 
*Gundam War: Collectible Card Game
 
   
 
==Gallery==
 
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Plamo-Kyoshiro and Gundam Build Fighter art.jpg|''[[Gundam Build Fighters]]'' reference
 
Plamo-Kyoshiro and Gundam Build Fighter art.jpg|''[[Gundam Build Fighters]]'' reference
 
Build fighters with try.png|''[[Gundam Build Fighters Try]]'' reference
 
Build fighters with try.png|''[[Gundam Build Fighters Try]]'' reference
Shiro all caracters.png|shiro and friends
 
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File:2017091108315446f.png|Image of the first fight of Shiro with the Tenma Twins
 
File:2017091108315446f.png|Image of the first fight of Shiro with the Tenma Twins
 
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File:PLamo kyoshiro diorama.jpg|Diorama of Plamo Kyoshiro with the Musha Gundam MK II
 
File:PLamo kyoshiro diorama.jpg|Diorama of Plamo Kyoshiro with the Musha Gundam MK II
 
65846757 2260974596 142large.jpg|Diorama of Plamo Kyoshiro with the Musha Gundam MK II
 
65846757 2260974596 142large.jpg|Diorama of Plamo Kyoshiro with the Musha Gundam MK II
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==Manga Scans==
 
==Manga Scans==
 
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プラモ狂四郎 img404.jpg|The Perfect Zeong appears for the first time
 
プラモ狂四郎 img404.jpg|The Perfect Zeong appears for the first time
 
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kyo_04.JPG|Shiro unveils the Red Warrior for the first time.
 
kyo_04.JPG|Shiro unveils the Red Warrior for the first time.
 
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Plamo-Kyoshiro scan 11.jpeg
1174395425 n.jpg|Shiro fighting with his RX-78-2 Gundam Underwater Type in a ocean diorama
 
 
Plamo-Kyoshiro scan 10.jpeg|Kurata shows SHiro his Plamo Simulation machine to Shiro and his friends for the first time
 
Plamo-Kyoshiro scan 10.jpeg|Kurata shows SHiro his Plamo Simulation machine to Shiro and his friends for the first time
 
Plamo-Kyoshiro scan 12.jpeg|Explanation of the
 
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Plamo Majin.jpg|Shiro Fights with the ''Plamo Majin'' using his Dunbine model
 
Plamo Majin.jpg|Shiro Fights with the ''Plamo Majin'' using his Dunbine model
 
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Heavy Full Armor Arm.jpg
C0192523 147127.jpg|Shiro unveiling the Full Armor Gundam
 
 
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Wooden.jpg|Shigeto unveils his wooden Gundam to Shiro
 
Wooden.jpg|Shigeto unveils his wooden Gundam to Shiro
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*Article on of Kyoshiro on [https://web.archive.org/web/20181211174245/https://myfigurecollection.net/entry/15994 Myfigurecollection.net]
 
*Article on of Kyoshiro on [https://web.archive.org/web/20181211174245/https://myfigurecollection.net/entry/15994 Myfigurecollection.net]
 
*''[https://web.archive.org/web/20181214041114/http://allthatgundam.web.fc2.com/comic/hobbyboy.htm Hobby Boy Hitto Kun] - ''Details on ''Gundam Comic Cronicle'' on Geocities (japanese)
 
*''[https://web.archive.org/web/20181214041114/http://allthatgundam.web.fc2.com/comic/hobbyboy.htm Hobby Boy Hitto Kun] - ''Details on ''Gundam Comic Cronicle'' on Geocities (japanese)
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Plamo-Kyoshiro (プラモ狂四郎 Puramokyōshirō?) is a 1982 manga written by Hisashi Yasui and illustrated by Koichi Yamato. It was published from August 20th, 1982 until December 17th, 1986 in Comic BomBom magazine. It is the progenitor of the modern Build Series, and the first major work to be set outside of the Universal Century, with some of its designs later being incorporated into the MSV Series of publications.

Synopsis

The story focuses on Shiro Kyoda, a young man from Tamiya City and a student of the Bandai Elementary School, on his quest to represent Japan in and win the Plamo Simulation World Tournament. The manga is divided into four arcs:

  • The CraftMan Model Shop
  • The Plamo Simulation Tournament
  • The Model Secret Book
  • Hobby-Topia

Plamo Simulation

Imagination

Shiro in the Simulation. The images go into his head through the simulation helmet.

In Plamo-Kyoshiro, the system used for Gunpla Battle is known as Plamo Simulation. The battles take place through a device called the Plamo Simulation Machine, for which the players place their models into the domes of the machine, manually input their specs and wear a specialized projector helmet, before commencing battle through exclaiming "Plamo Simulation, Go!"

The battle is projected directly into the minds of the players, with external monitors being set up for spectators; in league matches, damage to the models is simulated in the real world through use of lasers and arms inflicting damage to the scanned plamo according to the damage taken in the simulation battle; this is turned off for training. Like in the rest of the Build Series, quality of construction and materials affects the overall performance of the model kit. The World Simulation tournament uses a device called Biochip Plamo Controller (BCPC), which includes player biodata and is installed in the model kit to boost it via the pilot's psychic power; taking out this chip is the win condition of a tournament match.

On top of preset maps based on typical scenery within the Gundam franchise, players are also given the option to scan dioramas to set as custom battlegrounds.

Player avatars in the simulation depend on the suit piloted; a Federation or Zeon machine would result in receiving the respective pilot suit for the duration of the battle, and taking a model from another franchise into battle gives the pilot an outfit in reference to that franchise.

Characters

See List of Plamo Kyoshiro Characters (provisional) as reference for creating these character pages in proper, after which that provisional page should be deleted without further ado

  • Shiro Kyoda 
  • Futoshi Kurata
  • Midori Kurata
  • Ken Maruyama
  • Koichi Kida
  • Tomita
  • Hirofumi Fujii
  • Iwaki Tetsuo
  • Hitto-Kun
  • Akira Yamane
  • Muraoka
  • Nanbangzan Mountain
  • Kuraii IchiroThe Kageyama Siblings
  • Tenma Brothers
  • Ushiwaka Brothers
  • Black Mountain team
  • Zeon Shonen Tai Group
  • Cybot Kioshiro
  • Kiyoshiro Anoyo
  • Miao
  • Stream Base of Third Generation
  • Mito Hiroemon
  • Shigeto Iwao
  • Golden Horn
  • Silver Horn
  • Saki's Five
  • Saki Takeda
  • The Main Computer
  • Stream Based
  • Kazuzo Ozawa
  • Hitoshi Hayami
  • Yoshimitsu Otsu
  • Kazunari Araki

Plamo

See List of Plamo Kyoshiro Characters (provisional) as reference for creating these character pages in proper, after which that provisional page should be deleted without further ado

Shiro's Side

Rival Side


Plastic Models of other Franchises

Unlike the Build Series, Plamo-Kyoshiro notably features model kits from outside of the Gundam franchise. some of these include:


Other Plamo/RC Vehicles


Production Notes

Plamo big foto

Kyoshiro production staff. Crouched in the first row, from left to right, Koichi Yamato, Kazuzo Ozawa and Shinkachiro Tanaka (Former chief editor of comic bombom magazine). standing behind, from left to right, Masahiro Oda, Masaya Takahashi, Hisashi Yasui, Katsumi Meijin Kawaguchi and unknown

(reference 1 here). (reference 2 here)

Plamo-Kyoshiro was written by Hisashi Yasui and illustrated by Koichi Yamato. In October 15, 1981, Kodansha had released the first issue of its magazine Comic Bom Bom. Mobile Suit Gundam was extremely popular at that time. Although the Gundam boom was centered at the higher age group, the fire slowly spread to the lower age group in the form of gunpla and thus it was decided to mainly publish gunpla content. At that precise moment, the publisher was planning to launch a manga adaptation of the Mobile Suit Gundam movies, but the publisher was unable to get Sunrise's authorization on time. As an alternative plan, the publisher contacted Hisashi Yasui to create a new series. That's how Plamo-Kyoshiro was born .

In 1979 was released Mobile Suit Gundam , the first series of the Gundam franchise. In 1980 The toy company Bandai began to penetrate for the first time on the sale of plastic models , a hobby quite widespread in the world, but hardly known in Japan at that time. To publicize this new product, Bandai sponsored events and specialized magazines (SF Plamo Magazine, Hobby Japan Magazine) in the hobby of Plastic models along with other advertising techniques. The Plamo-Kyoshiro manga was created as a tool to publicize the plastic models that Bandai was launching at the time.

Original The stream based

from left to right: Katsumi Meijin Kawaguchi, Masahiro Oda, and Masaya Takahashi

The story of the Manga and the idea of Plamo Battles were concepts specially designed to arouse the interest of the readers for the hobby of Plastic models. In the manga, the characters appear buying plastic models of Gundam Series and from other famous anime series, TV series and feature films, as well as models of airplanes tanks and other models of vehicles to use them in the simulation. In addition, the characters appear customizing and creating their own original models of  Vehicles and Robots. Apart from this, the characters can be seen using branded products from companies dedicated to the Plastic model industry and numerous references to famous companies, products and people related to this hobby.

The producers of the comic also gave the opportunity to real people to appear caricatured in the manga. editors of modeling magazines, illustrators of hobby magazines, prominent employees of model making companies and young practitioners of this pastime also appeared caricatured in the comic.


Throughout the manga they appear teaching Shiro how to build the models, what materials to use and what techniques to apply in the construction of them. These explanations are accompanied by very detailed illustrations so that readers could learn implicitly how to assemble the models.

The manga, besides showing implicit tutorials, there were also magazines like SF Plamo Magazine and (images above) that also had tutorials. In the images above you can see Kazuzo Ozawa caricatured explaining how to build models and images of Shiro Kyoda.

Impact

Plamo-Kyoshiro is the spiritual ancestor of the entire Gunpla series of shows and mangas, carrying most of the reputation of the format up until the success of Gundam Build Fighters. The list of works tracing its roots directly back to it is therefore: Shin Plamo Kyoshiro Hyper Senshi Gundam Boy Plamo Wars Gunpla Koshien Gunpla Musashi Gunpla Extreme Model Suit Gunpla Builders Beginning G Gundam Build Fighters

The success of Plamo Kyoshiro marked a trend at the time of its publication and several publishers wanted to have a manga on battles of plastic models. Coro Coro Comic (the rival and competitor of Comic Bom Bom) launched a few similar-themed manga such as Plamo Tensai Esper Taro, 3D Koshien Plamo Daisaku, Majin Eiyuuden Wataru and Majin Kaihatsu Daisakusen. Hobby Boy Hitto-kun was another manga that was published in Terebi Magazine 2 (a sister magazine of Comic Bom Bom ).

Derivatives

Musha Gundam (武者 頑駄無 Musha Gandamu?) are Gundam units modelled after samurai, ninja, or other forms of feudal Japanese warriors. Musha Gundam first appeared in Plamo Kyoshiro. the Musha Gundam is an original Gundam created by Kyoshiro for a showdown with Shigeru (antagonist).

The Musha Gundam has led to a successful Gundam Sub-franchise and is the most extensive of the Gundam SD series

Publication History

See List of Plamo Kyoshiro volumes


Derived Publications / Spin Off

See List of Plamo Kyoshiro Spinoffs

Gunpla and Action Figures

See List of Plamo Kyoshiro Gunpla and Action Figures


Appearances in games

Shiro Kyoda and his Perfect Gundam have made appearances in the following videogames:
SD Gundam G Generation F
SD Gundam G Generation F-IF
SD Gundam G Generation Neo
SD Gundam G Generation SEED
Another Century Episode 3 THE FINAL
Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme Vs. Full Boost
Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme Vs. Maxi Boost

Additionally, they have appeared in the Gundam War series of card games.

Gallery

Manga Scans

External Links