It does somewhat bother me that Char goes from being a hero in Zeta to (seemingly) randomly being a villain again CC, but I also kinda like it because it makes him interesting in a lot of ways too. I guess the best way I can conceive of it is that it’s a product of his PTSD. Char is still a somewhat sympathetic guy, they could’ve made that more clear in the dialogue though. My interpretation is this: Char has seen terrible things, him and Amuro are definitely suffering from PTSD. Char figures if Earth is uninhabitable for a few hundred years that people will be forced to live in space, if people are forced to live in space then within a few generations everyone will be Newtypes, if everyone’s a Newtype there will be no more war because everyone will be hyper empathic with each other and wanna work together and explore the galaxy and there will be everlasting peace. So Char wants everlasting peace and an end to all wars, forever. That’s sympathetic and seems noble, but by making such a monumentous decision on his own, taking the fate of humanity into his own hands in such a drastic and violent way he’s negated everyone else’s freedom to choose their own destinies, to the best of their ability. So would the everlasting peace he so wants to attain be forever marred and rendered illegitimate by it’s very origin? Do the ends justify the means? That’s what’s so tragic about it, you understand that this decision is coming from someone who is deeply hurting internally and wants to do the right thing and can’t bare the pain of war and loss any longer. He’s so desperate to break the seemingly endless cycle of suffering and loss that war causes that he’s willing to do whatever it takes, by any means necessary. The personal and political have become married in Char. At the same time that CC makes me really sad Char reverts back to his villainous ways, I also get it. It’s sad to see him go out like that though. Very dynamic and interesting character though, what an arc he had!! Actually, come to think of it I’d kinda like a mini-series set between Z Gundam and CC that went more in depth as to why Char ultimately turned back to the dark side. “Char: The Missing Years” lol. Maybe there’s a book of it or something, I dunno. It coulda been explored more and explained better. Cheers.
TBH not sure how I got here but i never looked at the amount of views of the vids. I always assumed it would be in the hundred thousands. Glad I found this channel
Char’s character development was completely forgotten in this movie because in the manga “char’s deleted affair” char gets his girlfriend pregnant and haman was nearly raped during the conception of his child. Haman had deep feelings for char, and she snaps and tells char’s girlfriend that he doesn’t have any feelings for her, then some guy shows up and kills her. Or she kills herself. I’m not sure, but it’s one of those two. ua-cam.com/video/b6fmbUiPs1A/v-deo.html
God CCA feels like they had to murder a whole half of the cast that we just knew in this movie because shock value. Amuro’s girlfriend didn’t need to die, Hathaway should have been stopped and detained. Ques should have been basically murdered on the spot because she was stupid enough to get into an MS and think she would be able to fight.
One thing that I feel that alot of fans don't understand regarding Char's move in dropping an asteroid isn't about hatred. It's the hope for a newtypes to come to be. Yea, sounds convoluted as heck but I wholehearteldy agree that Char was taking on the mantle of his father Zeon Zum Daikun. Char witnessed through multiple wars that humanity will not change. Hell, look at the real world. With all the kids who were brought up to understand history, history still no matter what still repeats despite the good will of those who learned it. Nazis are back for some dumb ass reason but it's mostly because people never fully understood what or why it came about. It was only explained as to what that movement was about and it became meme-fied. Char is right in the end, nothing ever changes. Humanity will continue on it's path and it will subjugate others. Char dropping an asteroid was cruel and inhumane. 100% agree with that but you have to understand that Char has been thru what, like minimum 3 wars now. Nothing has changed in the universe. If anything it's continued to get worse. I don't believe that Char is straight up evil in this movie. I've watched it in every generation of my life and as I grow older working for the bourgeoisie or the equivalent for it, nothing ever changes. They see people as nothing more than wallets. They don't give a shit about humanity apart from their profits. And as Char had said the Earth Federation cares only about their lives and not those who live on Earth. Dropping Axis is extremely wrong. BUT in a world where humanity is seen as a secondary to status, then why would it matter? Char ultimately is the jaded adult. Having seen his parents be killed for political gain; seeing his people (newtypes) be treated as third rate humans, seeing NOTHING change since OYW even if Zeon had lost. Wouldn't you go through the drastic route? A friend of mine once said that "Amuro is what I aspire to be, Char is what I would become". And I can't agree more than I could now that I've actually become an adult who was told he'd save the world only to be a part of those who use mother nature to turn a profit. Amuro's way of thinking is correct in a normal world. But we don't live in one. We live in a world close to Char's. Dropping the asteroid is a wake up call. It's meant to spur change. With Amuro preventing that, only the status quo remains. And that - that leads to the end of humanity knowing full well that they care not of their people (As seen in Hathaway's Flash), and instead they care about their own gain. "Lalah could have been a mother to me" is not a literal translation of his words. Char never grew up with "love". Neither did Amuro but Amuro learned "love" through his companions in the OYW as shown in the last few minutes of the series where he thought about his crew as he tried to escape A Baoa Qu. What Char meant was that Lalah was someone who "could" show him what love is. In the same way that his mother (of whom was still alive when he was a kid) could give him "love". Char wasn't saying that Lalah was going to be a literal mother. This isn't a Marvel movie. It's not a 1:1. This is a show made in the early 80s-90s there is subtlety in dialogue. You have to use critical thinking skills. It's not a literal meaning. It means that Char never learned to love since and hints that he learned humanity without the heart (profits, gains, self survival) things that we would learn if we were dropped into a forest on our own as a baby. Where as Amuro understood the love of humanity. Char didn't have that. He only saw humanity as what it was through his experience - full of self realization, greed, and hate. Things that are true about this world when you step out of your own community. Humanity does not learn through words. Humanity can only truly learn through pain and suffering. And Char was strong enough to show that pain is needed for change. But Amuro was too delusional to see that his own actions would continue the suffering, not fix it. And although Char may not have understood what love is, I don't believe that Amuro understands it as well as he is willing to let humanity continue to shun newtypes and to continually start wars for faction's sake. Amuro is the hope of humanity we should become. Char is the inevitable truth of this world that must come to pass. Axis should have dropped into Earth. But not to kill those who lived in it, but as a message that the world is not delegated to Earth itself. There are those who live outside it's sphere of influence and ultimately that is what Char wanted but never got because Amuro was too lost in his own self-righteousness that he could not see the harm that the EF has been and will continue to do in the next millenia.
Quess suffers from "Tomino writes wamen syndrome" like Reccoa Londe from Zeta. He seems to think that women think entirely with their genitals and will randomly change sides try to kill their friends and commit war crimes for a hot enough guy.
@@darthrex354 Actually that is kinda true in some cases. Some girls(even men)in real life dig themselves into a bigger hole due to the people they choose to fall in love with even through how that person look. It's not a out of norm in how Tomino write this type of people compared to real life.
Quess is meant to be annoying but have a reason for doing so as she's a person without a figurehead in her life and every direction is lead by people using her. It could be worse Kudelia Aina Bernstein is even worse she single handedly cause thousands of kid death and soldiers alike so her goals of saving kids is achieve. Oh the irony.
@@darthrex354 She did it for Char because he gave her independence instead of a restricted lifestyle. She was rich, but she wasn't allowed to do anything as a sheltered kid.
LOL, char also said he would give up his fleet and work to enforce federation rules in space in exchange for the astroid, in essence the cocky politicians fluffed it up again, and thought that Char didn’t have the balls to trick the federation with a entire inflatable fleet, just like how hitler‘s generals in Paris getting drunk got tricked by a inflatable dummy army the British set up and all the armored tank divisions were sent to a part of France where they thought D day was gonna happen... But of course Eisenhower and Char had the Balls to trick their enemies and Char would have won like Eisenhower did if it weren’t for Amuro pulling a Newtype bullshit 360 UNO Reverse card on Char with the Nu Gundam and the fact that Char was cocky and gave Amuro the Psycho frame didn’t help and was the sole reason why Char lost. Oh yeah, and the fact that the federation didn’t even believe that Char was already sending a astroid down to earth until Amuro‘s Pcycho frame told then to help Amuro and the huge amount of minovsky particles confirmed there was a huge battle going on...
I just finished watching this movie on Netflix What the fuck was that shit? It felt like a season crammed into a 2h movie A 50 episode season Hathaway is completely useless to the plot aside from killing Chan Chan's tee solves everything, somehow Quess has to be the worst character I have seen since Rey Amuro was cool And then it ends OH and Char was there I guess
Can someone explain to me why Iron-blooded Orphans was so popular? I had to drop it while they were on the moon base. The writing was so ridiculously bad. But I see so many people recommending it over 00 as an entry level Gundamn series.
The fact that it's a standalone series in it's own timeline/unconnected to the UC or other Gundam settings is probably a factor. Doesn't make it good, tho.
Yeah I just started watching and five episodes in, hasn’t grabbed me yet. I find the characters and motivations bland and boring. Love the mecha designs though, Barbatos is a sleek departure from the traditional models
OdysseyChronos I watched the first five episodes and went away from it for about a year. Came back after that and watched it and I got hooked. Still, nothing can be the UC timeline.
I genuinly don't know wich of your takes is the worst: the char take or this 12:47 Clearly the movke paints the federation as the bad guys and just so people dont misunderstand it in Turn A the gundam is called a terrorizer of space immigrants lol
@@WeHeartGiantRobots I'm in the middle of series rewatch(wrapped up CCA last week) and the Tomino series have consistently denounced unchecked corporate greed, all matters of nationalism/facism/totalitarianism, and inherently corrupt militaristic governing bodies. I know you guys are mad lads who say the darndest things, but this is the worst take on Tomino Gundam I've ever heard.
Don't get me wrong, the man's work isn't always the most consistent, but I've gotta give credit where credit is due. Also... WHEN'S THE NEXT GUNDAM VIDEO?!?!
It's Hard fucking work But we appreciate you none the less
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Okay most American animated shows and movies suck because there isn’t any loss, so Tomino killing off everybody is exactly what the American and western Film and Entertainment industry needs right now, including Europe because it’s also fallen into the Hollywood trap where only western movies win and barely get nominated, and don’t even talk about spirited away, Disney took advantage of that and all that most westerners know about the Japanese film is spirited away, DISNEY SUCKS
Double zeta's second half was pretty nice but the first half was absolute rubbish if anyone thinks about watching it don't look for a video of someone covering the important parts and watch that instead. Zeta was fire tho
I've gotta say, I think your interpretation of the political messages in Gundam being fascist is ridiculous. I really do not see where you got that from... Oh right, you guys previously reviewed 0083 and 08th MS team. I guess I could see you getting that from there. But it's not really something I saw in early Gundam.
So after about a year of gundam i finally got through ZZ and watched CCA today. Why do people like this so much? Quess and Hathaway are so god damn annoying and Holy shit they are unlikeable. Does Hathaway even face repercussions for murdering Chan? It was OK but I don't get why this is so hyped up as the best gundam piece. Sure the fights are cool but most of the characters are boring and it's just Amuro and Char spouting pokemon npc levels of philosophy.
I've not seen CCA called the "best" piece of Gundam media very often, to be honest. I think it's just one that fans love because it's really the climax of two or three series' worth of shenanigans.
*Char* : drops an asteroid.
*Feddies* : let's sell him another asteroid as a peace negotition. What's the worst that could happen.
Bright Noa: LOOKS LIKE I GOTTA GET SLAPPING.
@@WeHeartGiantRobots Bright Noa, slapping whiny boys into men since 0079.
@@WeHeartGiantRobots Also, love the Gundam focused content. YT needs more Gundam content like this.
That has to be the single dumbest decision I've ever seen in anime. Still enjoyed the movie though.
Germany takes over Chekoslovakia
Britain: Lets let them take it what's the worst it could happen?
It does somewhat bother me that Char goes from being a hero in Zeta to (seemingly) randomly being a villain again CC, but I also kinda like it because it makes him interesting in a lot of ways too. I guess the best way I can conceive of it is that it’s a product of his PTSD. Char is still a somewhat sympathetic guy, they could’ve made that more clear in the dialogue though.
My interpretation is this: Char has seen terrible things, him and Amuro are definitely suffering from PTSD. Char figures if Earth is uninhabitable for a few hundred years that people will be forced to live in space, if people are forced to live in space then within a few generations everyone will be Newtypes, if everyone’s a Newtype there will be no more war because everyone will be hyper empathic with each other and wanna work together and explore the galaxy and there will be everlasting peace. So Char wants everlasting peace and an end to all wars, forever. That’s sympathetic and seems noble, but by making such a monumentous decision on his own, taking the fate of humanity into his own hands in such a drastic and violent way he’s negated everyone else’s freedom to choose their own destinies, to the best of their ability. So would the everlasting peace he so wants to attain be forever marred and rendered illegitimate by it’s very origin? Do the ends justify the means? That’s what’s so tragic about it, you understand that this decision is coming from someone who is deeply hurting internally and wants to do the right thing and can’t bare the pain of war and loss any longer. He’s so desperate to break the seemingly endless cycle of suffering and loss that war causes that he’s willing to do whatever it takes, by any means necessary. The personal and political have become married in Char.
At the same time that CC makes me really sad Char reverts back to his villainous ways, I also get it. It’s sad to see him go out like that though. Very dynamic and interesting character though, what an arc he had!!
Actually, come to think of it I’d kinda like a mini-series set between Z Gundam and CC that went more in depth as to why Char ultimately turned back to the dark side. “Char: The Missing Years” lol. Maybe there’s a book of it or something, I dunno. It coulda been explored more and explained better. Cheers.
I usually call Char's Counterattack for what it is: HIS SUICIDE NOTE.
Bright Noa is why I laugh my ass off when any character gets slapped
Dude slapped Amuro into a competent soldier. Fear the Bright Slap.
@@WeHeartGiantRobots The Meme Never Ends
Boomers mad: the movie
Hoes mad: the rebellious sequel
TBH not sure how I got here but i never looked at the amount of views of the vids. I always assumed it would be in the hundred thousands. Glad I found this channel
Welcome to the madhouse, brother.
Local Space Lolicon attempts GENOCIDE: The Movie.
IT'S A BOLD STRATEGY, COTTON, LET'S SEE IF IT PAYS OFF.
We Heart Giant Robots Also congratulations on getting everyone to return consistently to your shit posts.
(seriously what are you people doing)
Yet there is a bunch of idiots who like this guy. No wonder National Socialism was so popular back in the 30s.
Clearly char has done nothing wrong ever in his life and has a valid reason to do whatever
He never betrayed anyone in his life. Not even Garma.
muh ideals
@@frankjaeger2565 nope. Cause you can't betray somebody you never had loyalty to.
I know exactly why I subscribed, cause I like what you got.
Char’s character development was completely forgotten in this movie because in the manga “char’s deleted affair” char gets his girlfriend pregnant and haman was nearly raped during the conception of his child. Haman had deep feelings for char, and she snaps and tells char’s girlfriend that he doesn’t have any feelings for her, then some guy shows up and kills her. Or she kills herself. I’m not sure, but it’s one of those two.
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Those two psychos belong so much together...
Why Bright never gave Banagher the Bright slap honestly baffles me 😂
He didn't need to. Banagher does get in the robot at the end of the day.
Bright was too busy slapping Hathaway to care.
i feel like through this i've watched this gundamn! series completely.
But you've missed out on so much slapping and space autism along the way. It's a wild ride.
i am okay with that, i've always tried to get into gundam but i really can't handle the space autism!
How I stopped and Learned to Love the Axis
- Char
You guys are real fuckin' neato, that's why I clicked that red dinger, enjoy the new sub
Welcome to Shitpost Squadron.
The plot: I hate you, you hate me, I'm gonna drop a colony
(I know it's an asteroid but that doesn't rhyme as well)
That asteroid was a colony in spirit, if not in form.
God CCA feels like they had to murder a whole half of the cast that we just knew in this movie because shock value. Amuro’s girlfriend didn’t need to die, Hathaway should have been stopped and detained. Ques should have been basically murdered on the spot because she was stupid enough to get into an MS and think she would be able to fight.
That thumbnail is absolute fucking Gold
honestly I don't think I'm ever gonna top it
Zeta Char is best Char.
One thing that I feel that alot of fans don't understand regarding Char's move in dropping an asteroid isn't about hatred.
It's the hope for a newtypes to come to be. Yea, sounds convoluted as heck but I wholehearteldy agree that Char was taking on the mantle of his father Zeon Zum Daikun. Char witnessed through multiple wars that humanity will not change.
Hell, look at the real world. With all the kids who were brought up to understand history, history still no matter what still repeats despite the good will of those who learned it. Nazis are back for some dumb ass reason but it's mostly because people never fully understood what or why it came about. It was only explained as to what that movement was about and it became meme-fied.
Char is right in the end, nothing ever changes. Humanity will continue on it's path and it will subjugate others. Char dropping an asteroid was cruel and inhumane. 100% agree with that but you have to understand that Char has been thru what, like minimum 3 wars now. Nothing has changed in the universe. If anything it's continued to get worse. I don't believe that Char is straight up evil in this movie. I've watched it in every generation of my life and as I grow older working for the bourgeoisie or the equivalent for it, nothing ever changes. They see people as nothing more than wallets. They don't give a shit about humanity apart from their profits. And as Char had said the Earth Federation cares only about their lives and not those who live on Earth. Dropping Axis is extremely wrong. BUT in a world where humanity is seen as a secondary to status, then why would it matter?
Char ultimately is the jaded adult. Having seen his parents be killed for political gain; seeing his people (newtypes) be treated as third rate humans, seeing NOTHING change since OYW even if Zeon had lost. Wouldn't you go through the drastic route?
A friend of mine once said that "Amuro is what I aspire to be, Char is what I would become". And I can't agree more than I could now that I've actually become an adult who was told he'd save the world only to be a part of those who use mother nature to turn a profit.
Amuro's way of thinking is correct in a normal world. But we don't live in one. We live in a world close to Char's. Dropping the asteroid is a wake up call. It's meant to spur change. With Amuro preventing that, only the status quo remains. And that - that leads to the end of humanity knowing full well that they care not of their people (As seen in Hathaway's Flash), and instead they care about their own gain.
"Lalah could have been a mother to me" is not a literal translation of his words.
Char never grew up with "love". Neither did Amuro but Amuro learned "love" through his companions in the OYW as shown in the last few minutes of the series where he thought about his crew as he tried to escape A Baoa Qu. What Char meant was that Lalah was someone who "could" show him what love is. In the same way that his mother (of whom was still alive when he was a kid) could give him "love". Char wasn't saying that Lalah was going to be a literal mother. This isn't a Marvel movie. It's not a 1:1. This is a show made in the early 80s-90s there is subtlety in dialogue. You have to use critical thinking skills. It's not a literal meaning. It means that Char never learned to love since and hints that he learned humanity without the heart (profits, gains, self survival) things that we would learn if we were dropped into a forest on our own as a baby. Where as Amuro understood the love of humanity. Char didn't have that. He only saw humanity as what it was through his experience - full of self realization, greed, and hate. Things that are true about this world when you step out of your own community.
Humanity does not learn through words. Humanity can only truly learn through pain and suffering.
And Char was strong enough to show that pain is needed for change. But Amuro was too delusional to see that his own actions would continue the suffering, not fix it.
And although Char may not have understood what love is, I don't believe that Amuro understands it as well as he is willing to let humanity continue to shun newtypes and to continually start wars for faction's sake. Amuro is the hope of humanity we should become. Char is the inevitable truth of this world that must come to pass.
Axis should have dropped into Earth. But not to kill those who lived in it, but as a message that the world is not delegated to Earth itself. There are those who live outside it's sphere of influence and ultimately that is what Char wanted but never got because Amuro was too lost in his own self-righteousness that he could not see the harm that the EF has been and will continue to do in the next millenia.
I absolutely hate Quess Paraya's character. Also, first.
Quess suffers from "Tomino writes wamen syndrome" like Reccoa Londe from Zeta. He seems to think that women think entirely with their genitals and will randomly change sides try to kill their friends and commit war crimes for a hot enough guy.
@@darthrex354 huh, sounds about right
@@darthrex354 Actually that is kinda true in some cases.
Some girls(even men)in real life dig themselves into a bigger hole due to the people they choose to fall in love with even through how that person look.
It's not a out of norm in how Tomino write this type of people compared to real life.
Quess is meant to be annoying but have a reason for doing so as she's a person without a figurehead in her life and every direction is lead by people using her.
It could be worse Kudelia Aina Bernstein is even worse she single handedly cause thousands of kid death and soldiers alike so her goals of saving kids is achieve.
Oh the irony.
@@darthrex354 She did it for Char because he gave her independence instead of a restricted lifestyle.
She was rich, but she wasn't allowed to do anything as a sheltered kid.
Omg spoiler alert! I'm dying rn, it's my favourite Gundam in-joke. MOAR COLONY DROPS!!
LOL, char also said he would give up his fleet and work to enforce federation rules in space in exchange for the astroid, in essence the cocky politicians fluffed it up again, and thought that Char didn’t have the balls to trick the federation with a entire inflatable fleet, just like how hitler‘s generals in Paris getting drunk got tricked by a inflatable dummy army the British set up and all the armored tank divisions were sent to a part of France where they thought D day was gonna happen... But of course Eisenhower and Char had the Balls to trick their enemies and Char would have won like Eisenhower did if it weren’t for Amuro pulling a Newtype bullshit 360 UNO Reverse card on Char with the Nu Gundam and the fact that Char was cocky and gave Amuro the Psycho frame didn’t help and was the sole reason why Char lost.
Oh yeah, and the fact that the federation didn’t even believe that Char was already sending a astroid down to earth until Amuro‘s Pcycho frame told then to help Amuro and the huge amount of minovsky particles confirmed there was a huge battle going on...
now do a review on the Origin.
Doble Zeta is very peak after episode 18
Bright's son is worse than Katz, somehow
I'm shocked they didn't talk about Hathaway
Zeon has 2 options for mega weapons: Drop Big Shit on Earth or Shoot Giant Space Solar Ray
I just finished watching this movie on Netflix
What the fuck was that shit? It felt like a season crammed into a 2h movie
A 50 episode season
Hathaway is completely useless to the plot aside from killing Chan
Chan's tee solves everything, somehow
Quess has to be the worst character I have seen since Rey
Amuro was cool
And then it ends
OH and Char was there I guess
Can someone explain to me why Iron-blooded Orphans was so popular? I had to drop it while they were on the moon base. The writing was so ridiculously bad. But I see so many people recommending it over 00 as an entry level Gundamn series.
The fact that it's a standalone series in it's own timeline/unconnected to the UC or other Gundam settings is probably a factor. Doesn't make it good, tho.
Yeah I just started watching and five episodes in, hasn’t grabbed me yet. I find the characters and motivations bland and boring. Love the mecha designs though, Barbatos is a sleek departure from the traditional models
Sunrise always delivers on the technical aspects, if nothing else.
OdysseyChronos I watched the first five episodes and went away from it for about a year. Came back after that and watched it and I got hooked. Still, nothing can be the UC timeline.
@@OrionHunterOfTheStars If you wind up hating the "good guys" enough, it might be worth watching the second season just to see them all die.
I like zz
Unfortunately this means that Rob has to suplex you now.
Then there’s Gundam Horn….I mean Gundam Seed and Gundam Seed Destiny
“Liberal arts degree hair“ 🤣
0:13 oh hi Ruby
11:43 oh hi Hanamaru
I genuinly don't know wich of your takes is the worst: the char take or this 12:47
Clearly the movke paints the federation as the bad guys and just so people dont misunderstand it in Turn A the gundam is called a terrorizer of space immigrants lol
I'm not re-watching a whole ass video just to see what shit we were talking three years ago unless you post your PR
@@WeHeartGiantRobots i time stamped it , it was like a sentence lol
please do code geass and iron blooded orphans
and gundam seed, and 00 and for fuck sakes, Cross Ange (Fukada did it) because why not.
you guys are the only good anime reviewers on youtube
"... fascism is kind of okay, the military are the good guys".
What franchise are you talking about?
Was that Rob? Cos if so it could be basically anything Tomino's written.
@@WeHeartGiantRobots I'm in the middle of series rewatch(wrapped up CCA last week) and the Tomino series have consistently denounced unchecked corporate greed, all matters of nationalism/facism/totalitarianism, and inherently corrupt militaristic governing bodies.
I know you guys are mad lads who say the darndest things, but this is the worst take on Tomino Gundam I've ever heard.
I knew Rob would get us cancelled one day. Just didn't think it'd be over bad Tomino takes.
Don't get me wrong, the man's work isn't always the most consistent, but I've gotta give credit where credit is due.
Also... WHEN'S THE NEXT GUNDAM VIDEO?!?!
I mean, the next video DOES have "Gun" in the title...
It's Hard fucking work
But we appreciate you none the less
Okay most American animated shows and movies suck because there isn’t any loss, so Tomino killing off everybody is exactly what the American and western Film and Entertainment industry needs right now, including Europe because it’s also fallen into the Hollywood trap where only western movies win and barely get nominated, and don’t even talk about spirited away, Disney took advantage of that and all that most westerners know about the Japanese film is spirited away, DISNEY SUCKS
Double zeta's second half was pretty nice but the first half was absolute rubbish if anyone thinks about watching it don't look for a video of someone covering the important parts and watch that instead. Zeta was fire tho
I've gotta say, I think your interpretation of the political messages in Gundam being fascist is ridiculous. I really do not see where you got that from...
Oh right, you guys previously reviewed 0083 and 08th MS team. I guess I could see you getting that from there. But it's not really something I saw in early Gundam.
Try the novels which are better imo.
So after about a year of gundam i finally got through ZZ and watched CCA today.
Why do people like this so much? Quess and Hathaway are so god damn annoying and Holy shit they are unlikeable. Does Hathaway even face repercussions for murdering Chan?
It was OK but I don't get why this is so hyped up as the best gundam piece. Sure the fights are cool but most of the characters are boring and it's just Amuro and Char spouting pokemon npc levels of philosophy.
I've not seen CCA called the "best" piece of Gundam media very often, to be honest. I think it's just one that fans love because it's really the climax of two or three series' worth of shenanigans.
ZZ Gundam is complete trash.
I'm gonna make Rob review it one.
ONE DAY.
It cleans up and ends better then seed destiny
ZZ is pretty okay first part and goes to holy shit near after midpoint.