How To Get Into Gundam
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- With over 40 years’ worth of material to sift through, if you’re someone new to the world of Gundam, it’s a fair question to ask, “Where the hell do I even begin?”. Thankfully, this video is here to explain how, and more importantly why, you should try getting into Gundam.
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That's something I think Evangelion did really well, despite its lack of focus on robot-fighting; the EVAs looked both terrifying and yet sleek & cool with great colour palletes
Even though I loathe Evangelion, I'm all for more unique mech designs. I just don't like those of EVA because of their super thin, lanky bodies and their sneakers. That said, it's true that they did colors right. Nice amount in nice proportions across the chassis.
@@BeeWaifu Being fair, they're not mechs, they're giant creatures in suits of "armor" and boots
Yaa I totally agree it’s a good show and the EVAS are rly cool and the way that they are controlled is rly interesting as well
@@BeeWaifu the 3 main characters and their attitudes were huge turn off for me, I was 5 eps away from completing and I couldn't take it anymore so I just stopped watching it and instead went on to watch Ghost In The Shell and Giant Robo
@@cartoonworld1000 As you should have.
Already a Gundam fan, but I just wanted to say this is the absolute best of these "where to begin Gundam" videos I have seen, especially with such an unusual recommandation.
Thanks, glad to hear it.
It makes perfect sense that the war machines of gundam are both cool and terrifying. An that they're coveted and sold as model kits. That's literally what happens with real world war machines.
True
We have a decent sized hobby shop near my home. There is an entire aisle for Gunpla. However, there are two aisles filled with warships, tanks, and fighter jets.
Yeah but weapons of real war aren't designed with the intent to sell toys to children. The gundams are. That's where the strange dichotomy lies.
I think that there’s two ways to get into Gundam:
1. The best/most effective way
2. The easy/accessible way
Either way is completely valid depending on your experience with the mecha genre or your willingness to overlook dated visuals. For the the best way, it’s pretty obviously Mobile Suit Gundam 0079. That series is one of the classic anime of the 20th century that is super important for anime in general, and you hit two birds with one stone. And it’s still an entertaining show to this day, and it just makes everything else click into place as it explains the world really well, and there’s obvious next steps for the franchise.
For the easy way, it’s one of the AU series which helps you get your foothold in the mecha genre before knowing of the Gundam franchise is for you. For this option there is a couple of series, the big ones being 00 and Iron Blooded orphans, but Wing and Seed have their fans, but come less recommended.
I actually have not seen F91, because I’m relatively new to the franchise, but it does seem like an odd choice considering it seems to have similar problems to the 0079 compilation movies from what I can tell. I think that the compilation movies are adequate if you here about how good Zeta is and want to jump into that, but I generally prefer the series to the movies and find it more enjoyable.
Gundam is a franchise I do plan to check out when I have the chance, but since I normally don't like my entertainment TOO violent and there is FAR more Gundam content than I can possibly analyze all at once, and that there's so many other franchises I already like and will get into in the future, I think I will just watch a few Gundam shows and movies, and this is one of them! I also plan to watch the original 1979 TV series, the Gundam Wing series that aired on Toonami (in my country at least) and... I will see what else there is and decide what I shall and shall not watch. I hear Gundam Seed Destiny is bad, so I likely won't watch that one, yet I hear its GBA game is good! If an existing franchise has more content than (at least seemingly) you can watch in your lifetime, it can be hard to decide how to get into it. Had I watched the 4kids dub of One Piece back in the day, as bad as that is, I probably would've saved the time it'd take me to watch the story all over again when the Funimation dub arrived, just starting where the 4kids dub left off!
Being a child of the 90s, I’ll always have a soft spot for gundam wing and G gundam, despite how different it is from the rest of the series 😂
G Gundam is straight-up built different lol.
Same
G Gundam even named as mobile fighter. Not as mobile suit like the rest of gundam tales
I thought this was going to be a video showcasing various ways of getting into the cockpit of mobile suits.
If someone would like to build me a mobile suit so I can do the proper research, I'd be more than happy to make that video.
ALWAYS wanted to get into gundam. Great video ! Thank you for making this
Glad you enjoyed it.
"Gundam is really good at naming stuff"
Gundam Death scythe Hell Custom: Am I a joke to you?
I have been thinking about getting into Gundam, after watching Unicorn.
Unicorn is my personal favorite gundam
@@MentalOutlvl6 it’s my sister’s. I’m rewatching.
@@amuroray9115 I actually played the game its pretty good
@@MentalOutlvl6 there’s a Game for Unicorn?
@@amuroray9115 it's in Japanese though on ps3 the dlc is on the jp store look on unicorn ps3 game on youtube
I watch ALL the gundam franchise from 1979 to present inlcuding all Ovas and Movies. Its just a masterpiece👌🏻
I started my love of Gundam with GundamWing. Been hooked ever since.
Step 1: Watch Gundam
Step 2: Be hooked for life
this actually made me really excited to watch Gundam. Youre a really thoughtful writer thank you for the recommendation!
Gundam The Origin is what the SW Prequels should have been. Near perfect origin/backstory of the main antagonsit.
Nope I disagree because it changes Char's characterization too much for me. This guy is responsible for setting into motion everything in UC? It's a nice alternate story but cannot replace the mainline universe.imo
Honestly Clone Wars is what the Star Wars prequels should have been, which is great because it’s canon to the movies.
@@thomasffrench3639 That was a major disapointment that the Clone Wars started at the end of Episode2 and was almost finished at the beginning of Episode3. If it is was so important for the story why it wasn't in the movies? Why George? We should have been in the Clone Wars already at the begining of Episode1.
@@Grift76600 well the prequels should’ve just been a tv series
Never Forget: Mechs don't need legs in space.
Would you do a video on BlueGender?
Unfortunately, I haven't watched it, so not sure if I'd have anything meaningful to say. I'll add it to the list of anime to watch, but shamefully that list is very long, so it might not be any time soon.
@@SelectScreen quick question is Mobile Suit Gundam origin and Mobile Suit Gundam (Universal Century) the same thing?!!?
Yes, Origin is canonically the first thing in the Universal Century Timeline continuity, although it was made over 3 decades after the franchise began. As you could probably guess from the video, I personally wouldn't suggest starting there, but as you can also see from many of the comments, people have very differing opinions on that question as well.
@@SelectScreen to understand GUNDAM fully do I need to read the manga...
I love F91, it's really the only self-contained movie in the series except the compilation movies of 0083 and 08th MS Team. However, I think part of my enjoyment came from having watched all the previous entries in the series. F91 feels like the original series, Zeta, ZZ, and maybe Char's Counterattack mixed together, and watching those series first helps you "fill in the gaps" as it were, since F91 can be a bit confusing. In other words, watching those previous series will introduce you to tropes and ideas that F91 reuses and helps to understand the movie better. Heck, Seabook is like Amuro, Kamille, and Judeau rolled into one. It's a rewarding experience.
Oh, F91 isn't a 13 episodes series squished into a 2 hour movie, it's a ~50 episode series squished into a 2 hour movie...
Hathaway is cool, but I'm honestly more excited for what comes after with the UC next 100 project.
I think After War Gundam X is also a good recommendation, at least for anyone that likes 90s adventure anime.
Hey, great video!
I'm currently watching the '79 series and I think I'm going to go through the list at 5:19, including your recommendation. I ordered my first gunpla, too, I'm excited to get into the series, thanks again. :)
You love to hear it.
hope it went well. building my first gunpla and watching 08th MS. wanted to see what else i should watch.
Went pretty good, I've built 4 now. lol I marathoned a lot of series, and I highly recommend '79, Zeta, Char's Counter Attack, and Unicorn was pretty good, too. I think my favorite was War In the Pocket.
Can't say I liked Wing, sadly.
@@AegisREDflector have u seen Thunderbolt yet? U should check it out they're great movies
@@AegisREDflector I also didn't like wing, I'm not sure why tho. I'm much more of a fan of Amuro's story I guess
I have to admit, you make this franchise sound pretty appealing.
Somewhere in October I have a hyperfixation on Mecha and robots because I want to draw some soon. So I saw Gundam and I got interest in it and I want to get into it and your video is very helpful on that. Also I played Gundam versus beta years ago and I enjoyed it I was played it with my friends and we had fun.
Here's the thing though the compilation movies are very improved in terms of animation and plot movement I would say as a starter show the 08th MS team is the best despite my start with 00. It is UC during the 1 year war. Great animation and plot not too long not too short and quite frankly awesome
I would personally not do F91 but that's just my opinion
Exactly
Only the third compilation movie, Encounters in Space has significantly improved animation, the first two mostly just reanimate the worst-looking shots from the TV series.
Erupting burning finger, nuff said.
At 46 years old, last Christmas I received my first Gunpla. Two months later I am currently building my 8th Gunpla and I am a few episodes into Double Zeta. I have a long way to go, but I jumped in head first and plan on diving deeper every single day.
Too bad F91 isn't available to stream ANYWHERE!!!
I thought this was a tutorial on how to get into the actual mech itself
I remember watching gundam back in the turn of the century on toonami. It was awesome, totally got hooked, ended up playing online in rpg chat rooms on AOL. Lmao the good ole days
F91 is a guilty pleasure Gundam title for me
I would recommend watching Gundam '79 or Gundam 00
I like Gundam Seed. The second series of Seed: Destiny, not so much, but Seed was good. It was my gateway series, and it is good for being an origin story, excellent animations, and none of that psychic stuff I hear is in other series have.
Seed is good, but it has problems baked into it; the slow pace and slowly changing status quo makes it a little rough, but when Seed hits its stride, it's one of the better non-UC shows.
I just recently got into Gundam and SEED was also the first one I watched. I watched a couple episodes of Destiny, but wasn’t impressed. Right now I’m watching 00.
When they signed Tomino and his crew to create toy advertisment series i bet they didn't expect he will bring them an epic space opera.
for some reason i am fondest of V-Gundam. It may have been the first series i ever fully watched.
someone gimme dat intro music.. shits banging
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@@Retrosparks aww yeahhh you the man man
i had time to listen to it fully and sadly it has french vocals over it instead of just the instru like in this vid...
but thanks anyway
Even if G Gundam was my first series, my first completed Gundam experience is F91 (also, I like Cecile's drip)
The prequels are good smooth brain
I Recently got into Gundam because my buddy told me to watch gundam IBO and it was amazing definitely should watch if you want to get into gundam then after watch gundam 00
Gundam 00 and 0079 are the best starting places.
I think you got confused at around 15:09. The Vanguard are definitely the good guys.
I started with SEED and got back into it with IBO.
Sorry if this has already been answered but what is that song after the intro, between 2:18 to about 3:00 I love that sort of industrial/shoegaze sound, reminds me of silent hill.
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bruh i have a one gunpla since i was a child bc my father kinda liked these things now im 15 and i just saw a gunpla that piqued my interest now i want to get into gundam
start with g reco, its the most buck wild and stuff will only get more comprehensive after it. i do actually like g reco alot lol.
I think I picked the wrong time to try and get into gundam. After 2020, I am so tired of politics and death and from what I've seen. Those are the bread and butter of this series.
Well, fwiw there are definitely people who would tell you I'm thinking way to hard about Gundam and that it's just big robots having cool robot fights. But yeah... in my own personal opinion, I wouldn't say Gundam is really all that subtle about it's politics, so if you're not in the right headspace for that, might be worth coming back to it later.
it's much less political than the video lets on. it gets preachy sometimes but that's either because 1) treize from wing is unfortunately only able to preach truth, but also 2) it's a show to show and not just tell children that war sucks, but it's also to sell toys so they gotta make it look cool
@@epy0nkaru it’s one the most political media I’ve seen, so it’s completely fair to not want to watch it because of politics.
Try g Gundam at lot less of the politics
As long as you don't try to tell me Hong Kong Phooey was geared toward kids we'll be ok!
This dude would totally fit perfectly in marvel vs capcom
i remember watching g gundam on toonami in random order and being so confused as a adult i got back into gundam and started with the gundam movies 1 -3 and then i watched chars counter attack. I was super confused because of the time gap i didnt know anything about zeta or double zeta i was used to seeing the gundam and then the nu gundam shows up blew my mind lol didnt even know how much time passed in between the movies i should of looked up a order of the series for sure 😂
Yo the whole time you were doing your intro I’m thinking F91 would be a great entry point, then you said it and I was like omg I agree!
Yea My introduction to Gundam was Iron Blooded orphans and Wing! Which I watched all of that I watched Gundam the origin! I did watch the Compilation movies on Netflix I watched Gundam thunderbolt love the movie edition compiled of that! I watched Gundam build fighters season 1! I need to watch Gundam The original all the way through and Zeta, and F91! And the ovas
I don't think Gundam is up my alley, personally, but thanks for an interesting video!
Cool man, honestly the way this video is he's setting it up like it's a massively complicated story. While yes it is complicated, this is also the universal timeline. Gundam has single shows that are full stories in themselves that you can just watch in whatever order. Like you can watch Gundam Seed by itself, you don't need to have seen anything before that to enjoy it.
Sick intro 🤤
The series I’m most familiar with is the Gundam series with the Shuffle Alliance. While I only saw a couple of episodes, I remember seeing it airing on Toonami when I was growing up
My first introduction to Gundam was Stardust Memory. Then I watched the 08th MS Brigade, then After War Gundam X, then War In The Pocket, and then the 0079 Series, and then Turn A Gundam.
Me too. I have yet to watch the original Gundam.
This is a very well presented video and I like the formatting; definitely going to check out more videos :D
Cool to see you again.
Only 40 episodes of Mobile Suit Gundam? Chump numbers. Imma finish this in 1 maybe 2 days.
So did you? Took me about a month because the first 25 episodes took me a bit, but come after that's when it took off for me.
What's that snazzy theme music used here?
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a great first choice absolutely wonderful
The first I saw was Gundam Wing with the 5 super soldiers
G-Wing & EW are still the best... espionage, war, and overall storyhas a special place in my heart
This is awesome, helped a lot ! I’m new to Gundam
Anything else is better than F91, what a way to turn new people off Gundam with the most underdeveloped plot and characters that has barely anything to do with all the other series. The watch order is only needed for UC, but I think even there it's optional, because all entries stand on their own as stories. Just start with whatever looks most cool and interesting. Or the first one for chronology. It's important to get the new watcher hooked with a good story.
I started Gundam with unicorn ….. I have no regrets…lol
Its my favorite but i definitely would hate it if it was my first gundam. I actually watched 3 episodes of the Tv series version and dropped when it was releasing
I started the 1970s series, then watched the compilation films.
whats the soundtrack at 2:22. is it the gundam sountrack? sorry im new here, wanting to get into gundam, coming from Macross / Robotech 8-)
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@@Retrosparks thank you so much!!!
I watched gundam trilogy and I really liked it.
Is the gundam manga a good place to start?
I actually got friends of mine into Gundam with Gundam Unicorn. I honestly think F91 is a terrible place to start, because while I like the movie, its writing is iffy.
Edit* Also, Gundam has had plenty of well-written females. What the fuck are you talking about?
Look me in the damn eye when talking about gundam
He probably reading the script
I've only watched the OG and Iron-Blooded Orphans
When the Ops took out Lafter.. Gawd damn Akihiro could barely understood his own feelings. Then to lose the baby girl.. I'm like.. Ight, they all gotta die
Recommending F91 over Thunderbolt? That's a paddling.
Thunderbolt is too goofy
"In this day and age watching 42 episodes of a series..." I thought this day and age was the age of binging 5 seasons of whatever show in one week? How's it relevant what the show was originall released?
Cool video. Don't think the franchise is enough 'for me' to watch all of it, but a 2 hour movie tha definitely looks like it might be quite cool? Sure, why not.
It's certainly an interesting contradiction, because I think both are true. I think the length of a show factors in when trying to convince someone to watch a show in the first place, but the binging seems to only factor in once people actually start watching a show and get hooked. I think this counts doubly so for Gundam since the original series is such an old show and thus the artwork looks very dated. Personally, I love the way First Gundam looks, but especially a lot of younger anime fans don't like watching anything that doesn't look good by modern standards.
Oh yeah, definitely have to be interested in the first place to commit to a whole series. And the more time investment the more of a commitment it is ofc.
I'd say style is a case of tastes and preferences though. Whether it's old or new or shojo or shonen or hyperrealistic or whatever other styles are there.
I'd guess one reason people are more willing to invest into whatever new series is popular at the moment isn't just modern quality (which isn't always given anyway I'd guess, esp if we look past just anime), but more being able to participate in 'the discourse'. If the whole twitter timeline is GoT, well, might as well watch it too so I can at least get what people are talking about. I guess older series don't tend to have "everybody watching it at the same time and so everybody's talking about it" effect, but if it's a classic it'll probably come up in conversation too.
This dude's eye movement is freaking me out, man
I think he's reading off a script or something
The funny thing is another "How to Gundam" article specifically recommends the compilation movies.
First series I watched was IBO, hard to see anything topping that
The traditional method of getting into Gundam for the first time is falling into the cockpit
I'd still recommend origin as starting point, to anyone trying to get into the UC
i professionally model gundam kits but have never watched any gundam content, cant deal with old animations, can recommendations other than the ones mentioned?
As a fan who has OCD and HAS to start at the beginning of everything whether its animes or metal bands discographies, my solution is easy. Theres plenty of lists of the shows in chronological order of release. Of shows, movies, OVAs. Go to the beginning. And work your way down. Ignore SD gundam and thats really it. The only out of place ones are the series of shorts that were kinda made periodically. Outside that its pretty comprehensive. Just go in expecting Gundams of the original to be like The Last Of Us or The Walking Dead where the zombies are really just the backdrop of the overall story. Also expect a pretty strict anti war message
Great video man. Thanks
should i watch sub or dub though
Great video, great song, what’s the track used at 2:18?
I've watched a lot of gundam and I've built a lot more kits but this video was still very well made. I just have to say I think the compilation movies for the first series is better because of the filler cut and the improved animation
I couldn't find the full series anywhere, so I just settled with the compilation movies, I thought they were pretty good, are they a decent enough substitute?
Edit: I watched a different timeline video and started with F91 because it was pretty detatched, then I watched the compilations and will probably watch 08th MS after
So what to watch after that?
GET IN THE GUNDAM SHINJI
I started with the model kits because big robot cool lmao, it all started with transformers for me but i have a lot to watch and i kove it
I hate to be that SW fan… but I can’t help it. While the Neimoidains are voiced like Asian stereotypes plus their trade war screams yellow scare. The neimoidians actually are an allegory to US politics and I will never forgive Lucas for just making them racist instead.
It’s a brilliantly simple parody too. Nute Gunray > Newt Gingrich | Lott Dod > Trent Lott and Chris Dodd | Oje N’Deeb > Joe Biden.
Each one of those three main ones represents a different failing of US politics. It’s so good, just imagine if they spoke an alien language or really lay it on think and have them speak in a political cadence.
Can you please elaborate as to why the films are a bad start? You basically just said "just don't". I'm not attacking you just asking for your opinion.
8:27 bonk
I mean, you have space nazis, space babylons, space unicorns (it's a gundam tho). what do you want more? space child labour? yeah there's that too ngl
So when I started the UC timeline of Gundam last week I am currently watching in its chronological order starting with MSG: The Orign and following with the 0079 Movie Trilogy which in my opinion much better and stuck to the main plot. I just don't have to sit through monster/villains of the week fillers. When I get to Zeta then I will watch the series to its fullest because I heard the movies are not good and non-canon ending. Gundam ZZ to me is like the Spaceballs of the Gundam UC timeline with the slapstick comedy. I just might skip it and go straight Char's Counterattack movie afterwards. When it comes to my Gundam series especially the UC stories to be dark, gritty and a grounded military drama. I just have to go to Gundam Wiki to read the plot on ZZ..... Gundam F91 Movie continue the story in the manga or light novels. The oldest Gundam pilots protagonist in the Universal Century timeline is Shiro Amada(20) from The 08th MS Team and Stardust Memory Kou Uraki(19)....... This is what I am following!
Mobile Suit Gundam UC Timeline
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◇ MSG: The Orgin OVA
◇MSG (Movie Trilogy)
◇Cucuruz Doan's Island (Movie)
◇The 08th MS Team
◇ War in the Pocket
◇Thunderbolt (Movies)
◇Stardust Memory
◇Zeta Gundam & ZZ
◇ Char's Counterattack (Movie)
◇MSG:Unicorn OVA
◇Gundam Narrative (Movie)
◇Hathaway (Movie)
◇Gundam F91 (Movie)
◇ Victory Gundam
Gundam G is the best to start gundam..
because it will give you the best reaction's to enjoy gundam as an anime.... then go
X then Wing.. then seed and so on....
Did you not start with the compilation movies of the original series? I started with the movies, and I got into Gundam just fine. Why do you think they don't represent Gundam well? It's the TV series but with most of the stupid and off-model parts cut out or fixed. And you called the ending rushed in the the TV series, and you're right, in the TV series it is not built up to enough. But in the third movie, it is built up to so well that I consider it one of the best endings in science fiction (not just SF anime). Also all of the flashbacks in later parts of the series reference the movies rather than the TV show (Sayla is always in the core booster when Lalah gets…um…you know).
And I would NOT recommend F91 for a first outing. You called the characters likable, but I found them all really hard to like, and that affected my enjoyment of the film. The visuals are stunning, but the plot leaves a LOT to be desired and the characterization is probably the weakest in all of Universal Century Gundam. I sometimes rewatch the movie for the visuals, but never for the plot or characters.
My suggestion would be to watch the compilation movies of the fist series (but not Zeta's compilations, just do the TV series of Zeta). It has a really rough start (which the TV series also shares), but even the first movie has emotional beats that hit hard like the section where Amuro meets up with his mom. The second movie is better than the first, and the third movie is just fantastic for a 1980 movie, series compilation or not. The problem, of course, is the extremely dated animation style which is also shared (even more so) by the TV series, the fact that the heroes are flawed and unlikable at first, and there are quite a few points where the plot drags. But everything comes together really well in the third movie. If you're too used to the TV series, you'll feel disappointed that some parts are cut out, but that won't affect first-time viewers. And the movies make you extremely invested in the characters by the end, something that F91 just does not do.
Finally, I am not really sure there were bad ratings for the original TV series. Another UA-camr dug up an interview with Tomino who said that the ratings weren't bad, so he was surprised by the too--quick cancellation. It was the toys that were not selling, not the show itself. Like Robotech in the US a few years later, the fans of the series were too old to want the toys, which is why the plastic model kits sold so much better for Gundam (Robotech didn't profit from the model sales.)
Does the Musou Gundam Series help ? As an entry point.
lol he just takes it for granted that the Rona guy's argument is bad. Its a totally reasonable perspective.
Hi I'm new to gundam
And I really wanna watch for sawanos music cant someone pls give me a watch order..
Do I need to start from the 1980s anime ?
Sawano’s music huh, In that case the series and movies with his music are Unicorn, Narrative and Hathaway, which are unfortunately a good bit down the line of the main UC timeline so you’ve got a bit of watching to do.
Here’s the main timeline:
Original series (or three compilation movies) > Zeta > ZZ (double zeta) > Char’s Counterattack > Unicorn > Narrative > Hathaway. From then on you can go on to F91 and Victory.
As of writing this, Netflix currently has the three original compilation movies, Char’s counterattack Unicorn and Hathaway. This of course depends on your region. You’ll miss out on Zeta and ZZ but you can probably understand whats going on with what’s there.
You could start with Unicorn straight away and work your way back, like I did, but it’s probably a better experience if you go chronologically
@@Jc88500 appreciate this
I can sum up my personal opinion with one word and 4 numbers. Watch 0080.
I got into it through Code Geass, and going back to watch other Sunrise shows.
Code Geass is the best Gundam AU imo
Hey its my favorite Gundam of all time.
I have to mention that ORIGIN the OVA *is not* part of the main UC timeline. It's a UC spin-off that Sunrise tried to turn into a prequel; the ORIGIN manga is just an alternate retelling of 0079.
It’s not a retelling, it’s an adaptation
@@thomasffrench3639 Yeah, and SUNRISE misled me and many others into thinking it was a prequel retelling with the OVA.
@@thomasffrench3639 which is a retelling, genius.
@@paulheap1982 that’s like saying that the One Piece anime is a retelling of the manga
Where could I watch gundem?
My brothers started me out with Iron Blooded Orphans
Is taht a bad thing ?
I mean, I think that ultimately depends on if you're enjoying it. It's a stand alone series so you don't have to watch any other Gundam to understand it, and while it's never really been one of my favorites, if you're having a good time watching it, then I think that's all you really need to know.
@@SelectScreen
Ive always wanted to get into Gundam and i never could
But thanks to my brothers and this video
I know where to start
How do you get in gundam? It s easy!
How DO I GET OUT
YOU CAN T
Oh yeah, we start with the most incomplete story of all time.
Ibo is the right answer