I’d like to give them a go myself!ġ) These designs aren’t being presented in any particular order,Ģ) The designs refined by Inafune-san aren’t the “best designs”, per se, more like designs he thought needed a little extra something to be even better,ģ) We ended up prioritizing designs that were both easier to refine and best matching contest specifications.

9, I’d imagine Quebec is quite a hotspot for robot production.Īs a final aside, I was surprised to see how… well, KIMOKIMO-like the above 2 designs were. Quebec in particular with all of the info I got from the 11(!) Quebec robot entries, I know as much about the region as if I’d gone there myself! In the world of Mighty No. I was floored by all of the robots representative of countries and states I had little to no personal knowledge of. But as you know, we had something pretty important to show you back then, didn’t we? Hence we had to push back the results presentation, for which you have my sincerest apologies!ĭespite the lack of prizes for the contest, I’m so grateful to see all of the people that participated in the KIMOKIMO CUP! This event came about first and foremost from a desire to relive the enthusiasm from the Kickstarter campaign. The initial idea was to take some of the basic, rough ideas we received and brush them up, but the entries we received were of such startlingly high quality there was almost nothing for us to do! Kind of bittersweet, really. well,I-I have no idea what you’re talking about!Īlright, the truth is we had everything ready to go back in mid-October. It’s already been a month and a half since the end of Mighty Month, huh? And if some of you out there have been wondering what’s taken me so long to finish polishing up the winning designs. KIMOKIMO: Long time no see, everyone! It’s been a while, but we’re finally ready to present the results of the KIMOKIMO CUP!

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