Thinking about the proverbial Ships of Theseus we all inhabit has occupied much of my mental space whilst reading Imperium, with such trademarkable vocabulary words as “biotransference” and “servo-skull” cohabitating with more general sci-fi ideas themes like transhumanism and cool robot parts. Three trillion six hundred thirty billion of my cells will have changed in that time, and while that may sound like an awful lot, it’s not even a 10th of the meat Gundam I pilot on a daily basis. Think of this as an extremely low-yield time capsule from the past, to be opened by you in my future but your own present. I write this as I am at the tail end of my 31st year on this planet, and yet it will not see your eyes until my 32nd at least. A Premium subscription was provided to Goonhammer for review purposes. In this 80-week series, our intrepid magazine-receiver will be reviewing each individual issue, its included models, and gaming materials.

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