Liner Fusion Nelson Kaiser
The word 巨船 (Kyosen) actually means Ocean Liner. Though in this context, it can also mean a gigantic ship in literal term.
The word 合神 (Gasshin) is a play on the word 合身 meaning Fusion or Union. It's a typical term use in some mecha anime/shows for machines (or small robots) combining into a bigger robot. This particular Gasshin (合神) is stylized replacing the last word with "神" (God) for cool factor.You must be Mutsu. I am the HMS Nelson!It is a pleasure to meet a fellow Big Seven like me.Oh dearPlease to meet you.With that said, i want to ask you something.What is it?This kid here has been clinging on me for some time and won't let go...Oh my~She just loves transforming robots and allPlease forgive her~W-who you're calling me a transforming robot!?Do the Nelson Touch!!Hands off!Referring to thisWe look like relatives!
Liner Fusion Nelson Kaiser
The word 巨船 (Kyosen) actually means Ocean Liner. Though in this context, it can also mean a gigantic ship in literal term.
The word 合神 (Gasshin) is a play on the word 合身 meaning Fusion or Union. It's a typical term use in some mecha anime/shows for machines (or small robots) combining into a bigger robot. This particular Gasshin (合神) is stylized replacing the last word with "神" (God) for cool factor.
You must be Mutsu. I am the HMS Nelson!
It is a pleasure to meet a fellow Big Seven like me.
Oh dear
Please to meet you.
With that said, i want to ask you something.
What is it?
This kid here has been clinging on me for some time and won't let go...
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