Jikan Teishi Yuusha - Yomei 3-ka no Settei ja Sekai wo Sukuu ni wa Mijika Sugiru - Vol. 18 Ch. 61 - Sunlight an Stop

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Whatever's going on, even in the middle of a war, MC stopping time to look at panties will always be his best trait hahaha :lul:

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I kinda feel bad for the clone witch. She has to spend all her days hiding away because she shouldn't exist? You might as well kill her at that rate... :qq:
though I suppose, given that she's a witch, maybe she enjoys the solitude?
 
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hmmm, Blue Mecha that used its own body to keep a gate open, I can't think of any of the ones I know of, but for some reason, it does feel familiar...

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Asked Gemini about it, it gave two results:

1. RahXephon
The titular giant robot, RahXephon, is a massive, god-like mecha with a distinctly blue and light-gray color scheme and prominent wing-like structures on its head.
  • The Gate Connection: The entire plot revolves around Tokyo being trapped inside a giant, spherical dimensional barrier known as "Tokyo Jupiter," which acts as a closed-off gate keeping inhabitants isolated from the rest of the world. RahXephon is uniquely tied to these dimensional barriers and forces its way through them.
I do not know RahXephon, so no idea about context.

2. Neon Genesis Evangelion (The "Gate" Scene)
If you are remembering a specific, highly dramatic scene where a blue robot physically holds a door open to save someone, you are likely thinking of Evangelion Unit-00 (piloted by Rei Ayanami).
  • The Scene: In both the original series and the Rebuild of Evangelion films, there is a famous sequence where a massive blast door or iris-like gateway is closing. The blue-colored Unit-00 uses its bare hands and sheer physical strength to wedge itself inside the frame, violently propping the heavy gate open with its own mechanical body so another character can escape or pass through.
Eva 0 had changed colors a few times, it starts yellow/orange, then later is changed to a blue one, so I guess, could be that?

After I gave a bit more context on the manga scene, it suggested Ideon (which is a red robot, so clearly wrong), and then:

1. The Blue Comet SPT Layzner (1985)
This is highly likely if the character specifically emphasized an "old mecha anime." Layzner is a legendary 80s real-robot series where the main mecha, the SPT-LZ-00X Layzner, is a distinctly blue, compact, and boxy robot. [1]
  • The "Doorstop" Tactic: In the series, doors and hangar bays closing under automatic, irreversible lockdown protocols are a constant threat. Rather than holding them back with superhero strength, the blue robot's industrial, reinforced frame is practically used to wedge gaps open.
I only watched a single episode a long time ago, so don't know if this is a recurrent tactic in the series, or if it's from a specific scene.

2. Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam (1985) / Gundam Mk-II (Titans Version)
Another massive possibility from the classic era involves the Gundam Mk-II Titans Version, which is entirely dark blue.
  • The Tactic: In the early parts of the classic 1985 anime, there are chaotic escapes from space colonies where massive airlocks and mechanical blast doors are sealing shut automatically. The blocky, dense military mobile suits are explicitly thrown into the door thresholds as solid deadweights to compromise the seal, allowing pilots to escape or keep a path open before the mechanism completely locks down.
The Mk-II Titans is pretty much black, and they get soon captured and painted white anyway, so unlikely the case too.

Edit 2:
I tried asking more about Layzner, if it was a recurrent tactic, or some specific part, but it tried to give a new result in Gundam 8th Team's Gouf Custom, that there was a scene where it did that.
I didn't really doubt it, but the last fight against the 8th happens pretty much outdoors, so unless it was from a different less relevant scene, that was likely not it again. I did remember the 1st scene of 0080, with the Hygoggs infiltrating a base with the Alex, it would make sense for them to attack some random GMs, though them into a door so they get stuck.

But still, unlikely to be Norris case. I asked if there was a specific scene where Norris used some other robot as a doorstep, and in the search of a specific scene, it returned a new result:
The anime is Combat Mecha Xabungle (1982), and the robot is the Xabungle. [1]

Why this matches the Manga perfectly:
  • The Color: The titular Xabungle is a blocky, distinctly bright blue robot. [1]
  • The "Doorstop" Tactic: In the anime, characters are trying to escape from a high-tech underground base/fortress. The villain triggers a security lockdown, causing massive, automated, blast doors to slide shut. These doors are driven by immense mechanical pressure and cannot be pushed back or stopped by normal means. [1]
  • The Deadweight Strategy: Instead of dramatically grabbing the edges of the door to hold them open with muscle power, the pilot maneuvers the Xabungle directly into the center of the closing threshold. The heavy doors violently slam shut, completely crushing into the sides of the robot.
  • The Result: Because the Xabungle's solid, dense metal frame is stuck right in the middle, the doors physically cannot close completely. It compromises the seal entirely, leaving just enough room for the other characters to slip through the gaps.
Another anime that I have no watched, so no idea about context or episode, but I checked and the Xabungle is indeed mostly blue. I skimmed through a few episodes, it was telling be episodes 37 and 37, then 49 and 50, found nothing, I give up.

It tried to suggest Macross also, because Max Jenius' Valkyrie is Blue and White, but from the little that I remember, Max pretty much never lost his Valkyrie besides in the movie where he got a draw against Miria, so losing it to create a doorstep is just unimaginable. Hell, I remember he even used it to infiltrate the Zentraedi ship to rescue those that had been captured, he had a literal giant robot infiltrate a ship of giants. But even then, he had to escape, not sacrifice as a shim.
 
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I kinda feel bad for the clone witch. She has to spend all her days hiding away because she shouldn't exist? You might as well kill her at that rate... :qq:
though I suppose, given that she's a witch, maybe she enjoys the solitude?
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I kinda feel bad for the clone witch. She has to spend all her days hiding away because she shouldn't exist? You might as well kill her at that rate... :qq:
though I suppose, given that she's a witch, maybe she enjoys the solitude?
Not like she’s all alone. She’s got the elves and her magic research

that’ll be enough to keep her entertained for quite some time
 

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