How a 'nerdy' love of Japanese Gundam robots brought one couple together.
The couple are not the only ones to have met through an appreciation of Gundam.
Other fans of the Japanese giant robots have been commenting on Twitter about their Gundam-inspired weddings and close encounters which led to lifelong romance.It centres on human-controlled robot machinesIt first launched as an animated TV series in 1979Since 1980, Bandai has sold hundreds of millions of kits, across thousands of models
Shana Schwartz, whose"nerdy" encounter led to marriage and three children, and Twitter user @OnlyJepp, whose husband impressed her with a homemade stormtrooper from Star Wars, are just some of the people sharing their stories following Elle's tweet. I made a nerdy connection with a boy in a chatroom in 1998. We've been married 12 years now and have three kids. I wish you the same happiness and love your love story.
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