good episode, but manipulating the storyline for model kit sales is becoming blatant.Originally posted by: aznriced310
lets back to the topic
have you changed your mind now that you've seen ep 39??!?!?!
good episode, but manipulating the storyline for model kit sales is becoming blatant.Originally posted by: aznriced310
lets back to the topic
have you changed your mind now that you've seen ep 39??!?!?!
i loved the ep....in fact , i WILL buy the SF model....but i mean...dont drag the sales of model kits into the anime itself....if the CEO of bandai told you to make the anime look good, what else can you do?
and the story/action is just starting to pick up exponentially for the last 10 eps, the pattern of all gundam series.
it was the same time around here that seed got good, but to be honest, so far i haven't been wowed yet. 38 was like decent, 39 fared better. i hope things begin to pick soon.Originally posted by: aznriced310
i loved the ep....in fact , i WILL buy the SF model....but i mean...dont drag the sales of model kits into the anime itself....if the CEO of bandai told you to make the anime look good, what else can you do?
and the story/action is just starting to pick up exponentially for the last 10 eps, the pattern of all gundam series.
I honestly am feeling this to be true as well. Are we offerred any explanation as to how a seperated rogue force (Lacus Faction, Arch Angel & Eternal) managed to come by 2 new Gundams with Beam deflectors, DRAGOON systems and hyper-fast speed? Or how they repaired the ArchAngel? With supplies from? With money from? With engineering support from? And then they have an additon lying around for the Strike Rouge of all things that can let it get in to space just in time to get blown to bits and still save the day?Originally posted by: Miro69
good episode, but manipulating the storyline for model kit sales is becoming blatant.Originally posted by: aznriced310
lets back to the topic
have you changed your mind now that you've seen ep 39??!?!?!
Perhaps, indestructible Gundams and invincible characters aside, the biggest flaw with this series is, like people are starting to say, the lack of realism and the ridiculous, unexplained Deus Ex Machina advances and implementations of technology and resources.
Who remembers back in good old classic Mobile Suit Gundam when people would shit their pants over 3 or 4 ZAKUS? Now we get a Gundam scrapping 25 units in 2 minutes and incapacitating 3 battle crusiers without getting so much as scratched.
The central drive of the series seems to becoming intense battle scenes, intermittent song-singing, cool new Gundam designs. I believe this focus is killing the show, slowly watering it down to just another shounen action show intent on selling merchandise as its #1 goal.
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i agree 100% with you, and the realism of GWing and GSD has been really blown out of proportion, but i guess it's to deal with the influence of this new digital age and hollywood, to a certain degree. UC was built in a universe a long time ago before the japanese becasme influenced with such. now, that sense of realism has degraded... sad to say.Originally posted by: masamuneehs
I honestly am feeling this to be true as well. Are we offerred any explanation as to how a seperated rogue force (Lacus Faction, Arch Angel & Eternal) managed to come by 2 new Gundams with Beam deflectors, DRAGOON systems and hyper-fast speed? Or how they repaired the ArchAngel? With supplies from? With money from? With engineering support from? And then they have an additon lying around for the Strike Rouge of all things that can let it get in to space just in time to get blown to bits and still save the day?Originally posted by: Miro69
good episode, but manipulating the storyline for model kit sales is becoming blatant.Originally posted by: aznriced310
lets back to the topic
have you changed your mind now that you've seen ep 39??!?!?!
Perhaps, indestructible Gundams and invincible characters aside, the biggest flaw with this series is, like people are starting to say, the lack of realism and the ridiculous, unexplained Deus Ex Machina advances and implementations of technology and resources.
Who remembers back in good old classic Mobile Suit Gundam when people would shit their pants over 3 or 4 ZAKUS? Now we get a Gundam scrapping 25 units in 2 minutes and incapacitating 3 battle crusiers without getting so much as scratched.
The central drive of the series seems to becoming intense battle scenes, intermittent song-singing, cool new Gundam designs. I believe this focus is killing the show, slowly watering it down to just another shounen action show intent on selling merchandise as its #1 goal.
but i will still watch this series, for i love gundam and i love space operas. nonetheless, i'll be loooking foward to gsd 40.
Funny how everyone seems to forget when Amuro Ray ripped 9 Doms apart in a matter of minutes...
It was probably amazing at that time, so for GSD they thought, 'Why not make that no. higher? 9 is not enough. Lets make Kira destroy....say.....(rolls a random no. btw 10-100).....yes! 25! 25 MS should be destroyed by Kira alone! Plus their motherships!' [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]
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That is exactly why I didn't mention the first MS Gundam in my post. Amuro Ray and the original storyline had its problems, too. But it never reached a level like this...
And yup, I still remember the rest of the UC, and Zakus were a big thing back then. Not something to shrug off.
The real reason I watch this show now is because of Athrun, Yzak, and Dearka. I also want to know what happened to Neo's Girty Lue and his TS-MA4F Exass.
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