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that alt universe story turns the gundams into the hero robots the show was trying to avoid. So i can understand your point if you have only watched gundam wing. Gundam was actually designed to break from the hero robot shows of the late 70s to be a hard gritty war story where the mechs were military equipment. Quick clean build with sort of an Exo-Squad-meets-diving-suit vibe. My son has built a few with me and he likes the Gundam action figures well enough to save his $5 a week allowance (with some extra work for $ too) for them. I don't have alot of interest in the classic hero Gundam suits, but I really like the mass production troops and the bad guys that have a more military (slightly battletech) aesthetic. My knowledge of Gundam is near-nil, but I've been enjoying building some of the kits with my son and we've watched a few episodes of Gundam Wing.
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So the implication is that it'll be free to view on youtube?
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I love IBO but IBO definitely suffered from scuffles in the drawing room in the second season.Įilif wrote: Well, the Hathaway movie looks great. Hopefully the interference mucking up the second season of IBO helped reteach that lesson. I didn't like it either, but in retrospect it wasn't 'that bad' it just wasn't up to the standards I think fans have for the franchise. For once, a major media company actually realized that too much executive interference can kill something, and Gundam I think has managed to endure and keep up a consistent quality because the people making it have kept that in mind.Įven the maligned Gundam AGE probably would have been financially successful and well received had it not had Gundam in the title. On the other hand, I feel like you can also squint and kind of see that attitudes about the franchise shifted after Victory and G Gundam. I think bits of it also found their way into Gundam Unicorn though you have to squint to really see them. I mean, they insist Victory Gundam isn't an adaptation of Gia Gear, but you can totally see that Victory Gundam started out as an adaptation of Gia Gear, so in a way it's kind of there in spirit even if it got sidetracked by Tomino trying to kill off the franchise by throwing bikini soldiers with bazookas at the main character to sexually disturb him XD Victory Gundam was weird, I've honestly struggled to ever take it seriously. i have many of the old newtype magazines from when the novel was being serialized and i loved the mech designs.
I am kind of sad they retconned giagear out of the UC timeline.
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Currently it hosts Gundam Wing, Gundam Seed Remastered, Build Fighters, Build Fighters Try, and Build Divers and Build Divers Re:Rise, plus the ongoing SD Gundam series. Hathaway will probably hit GundamInfo a month or so after it's release next Friday for a week or so, enabling those in the west to view it! Bandai has taken a rather novel approach to the issue faced by anime releases in the west and has for the past few years cycled content in and out of their YouTube channel. Rumors still keep going around that Sunrise and Bandai are plotting a complete remake of the original Mobile Suit Gundam. Two years ago at the 40th Anniversary event, we were also confirmed a wide range of projects were in development, including new entries/sequels to Gundam SEED, Reconguista in G, Gundam 00, and Iron Blooded Orphans.
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The film trilogy is slated to be the start of the UC100 project, an announced series of works set after UC 100 in the Universal Century Timeline. And it's not a bad time for a thread on it, given that we're a week away from the release of Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway, the first in a movie trilogy adaptation of the novel Hathaway's Flash.
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