Mobile Suit Gundam Wing (2000– ) 7.8
A squadron of giant robot pilots of a beleaguered Earth colony bring the war to their oppressive home planet. |
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Mobile Suit Gundam Wing (2000– ) 7.8
A squadron of giant robot pilots of a beleaguered Earth colony bring the war to their oppressive home planet. |
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Heero Yuy
(13 episodes, 2000)
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Brad Swaile | ... |
Quatre Raberba Winner
(10 episodes, 2000)
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Ted Cole | ... |
Chang Wufei
(9 episodes, 2000)
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| Kirby Morrow | ... |
Trowa Barton
(9 episodes, 2000)
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Scott McNeil | ... |
Duo Maxwell
(8 episodes, 2000)
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In the future, humanity has constructed several space colonies. But the corrupt Treize and his organization Oz have manipulated the United Earth Sphere Alliance into controlling earth and its colonies with an iron fist. To counteract this extreme measure, rebel colonies launch Operation: Meteor; an attempt to smuggle Mobile Suits made of Gundanium alloy to earth to combat the corruption and free earth and the colonies from Oz's control. One of these "Gundams" is piloted by Heero Yuy, who is shot down and is forced to blend in to enemy society. Now up against social issues with a girl named Relena and Oz and its puppets, Heero must unite with other rebels and save his people. Written by redcommander27
I have just recently purchased collection one of this awesome series and even after just watching three episodes, I still am mesmerized by sleek styling of the animation and the slow, yet thoughtful actions of the story-telling. I am still a fan.....with some minor pains.
Though this installment into the Gundam saga is very cool and has what the previous series had-a stylish satiric way of telling about the wrongs of war and not letting go of the need to have control or power over everything(sound familiar?), I have to say that this one gets a bit too mellow-dramatic on continuing to explain the lives of the main characters and their incessant need to belly-ache about every thing that happens and what they need to do to stop the OZ group from succeeding in their plans(especially the character called Wufei...I mean he whines more than an American character on a soap opera. Get a counselor,will ya?)
Besides for the over-exaggerated drama(I think that mostly comes from the dubbing of the English voice actors), this series is still very exciting and will still captivate me once again. I mean it can always be worse. It could be like the recent installment, SEED......eeeewwww, talk about mellow-dramatic....I'll chat about that one later.