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Win Morisaki explains how Ready Player One's Gundam line was created

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Bunshun Online reports that Win Morisaki devised the Japanese line 'I choose the Gundam' on set after the script left the wording open. He chose a short, forceful phrase that respected the anime without turning the moment into a gag.

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What the script contained

Morisaki says the English script indicated only that his character should choose Gundam in Japanese. On set he was asked to supply the actual Japanese wording, so he worked through options with an interpreter.

Why that line

He considered the familiar launch phrase but settled on 'Ore wa Gundam de iku'—rendered in the film's English subtitles as 'I choose the Gundam.' He wanted speed and resolve without making the anime reference feel like a joke.

The flip side

This is the actor's recollection of a 2018 production moment, newly published from an interview package. It explains authorship of the line; it is not a new Ready Player One sequel announcement or a newly shot scene.

Update note: Source-read Japanese briefing explains the script gap, translation choice and interview timeline without reframing an old film moment as breaking production news.

Original headline: 「え? 俺が考えていいんですか」スピルバーグ映画の“日本語セリフ”を突然任されて…森崎ウィン(36)本人が明かす、『レディ・プレイヤー1』名シーン「俺はガンダムで行く」誕生秘話

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Read the September 17 Japanese interview extract about the unscripted wording and Morisaki's reasoning.

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Read the underlying interview page for Spielberg's direction and the actor's account; same interview origin.

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