Mobile Suit Gundam SEED

Titolo originale: Kidô senshi Gundam Seed

Serie TV
2002–2003
50min

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Anime Mecha Space Sci-Fi Action Adventure Animation Drama Sci-Fi War

La scoperta di un modello avanzato di mecha da combattimento nella loro colonia spaziale getta un giovane e i suoi amici coinvolti in una guerra interplanetaria come equipaggio di una potent... Leggi tuttoLa scoperta di un modello avanzato di mecha da combattimento nella loro colonia spaziale getta un giovane e i suoi amici coinvolti in una guerra interplanetaria come equipaggio di una potente nave da combattimento.La scoperta di un modello avanzato di mecha da combattimento nella loro colonia spaziale getta un giovane e i suoi amici coinvolti in una guerra interplanetaria come equipaggio di una potente nave da combattimento.

Creazione
- Yoshiyuki Tomino
- Hajime Yatate
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- Yoshiyuki Tomino
- Hajime Yatate
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Premi
- 3 vittorie totali

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Quiz
In episode 16 ("The Burning Desert Sands"), it is made very clear that the main character Kira Yamato and his love interest Fllay Allster had sex sometime between episode 15 and 16. This scene gave parents in Japan a scare and caused a good deal of controversy at the time.

Citazioni
[Kira feels awkward because he took the life of Andy's lover Aisha in their last encounter]
Kira Yamato: You have every reason to want revenge on me.
Andrew Waltfeld: That's what happens in war. Everyone has some kind of reason, but no one does.

Curiosità sui crediti
The end credits slightly overlap into the last scenes of each episode, with the song starting a minute or two earlier than the animation ends, before cutting to the credits, without the usual pause or initial credits set that you would associate with this. Notably, On the DVD, This means the first few moments of the text-less credits show an intentionally blank screen.

Versioni alternative
In the DVD version of episode 28, entitled "Kira," the last scene has been completely reanimated to better reflect the vision of Gundam Seed director Mitsuo Fukuda.

Connessioni
Alternate-language version of Mobile Suit Gundam SEED FREEDOM (2024)

Colonne sonore
Invoke
First Opening Theme (Episodes #1-13)
Performed by Takanori Nishikawa (as T.M. Revolution)

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well personally i believe Gundam Seed as well as Seed Destiny to be 2 of the greatest anime Gundam or non, of all time however for someone to go as far as to say that Seed is superior to Wing is taking it a little far and saying that its more realistic and best drawn...ultimately i'd have to say that after watching all the other Gundam shows i'd say this one was the one (seed) is extremely well drawn however this depends on how old you are...Gundam Fans tend to be a bit older but the first thing i noticed about this particular one is that it was drawn FOR KIDS...to fit a younger audience although the characters are well thought out ultimately this show can't be superior to Wing due to the fact that unlike Wing it comes down to the machines over the pilots...this is easy to see considering that they keep getting upgrades...as for comparing the drawing styles well to be honest i'd have to say i'd be prone to believe the way the Gundams as well as mobile suits were drawn in Wing more realistic than in Seed, Seed is way too super futuristic, you can barely see the wires in the suits when they get cut, half the time they just explode....also its confusing because some...or most of the characters in Seed are made out so mature but yet look and give off the feel of so cartoon-like its hard to explain really unless you've seen the show...will there ever be a scene like the one in episode 10 of Gundam wing when Hero comes out of his Gundam "mssion accepted" and self destructs without a second thought... The point i'm trying to make is not one sided because i somehow enjoy Gundam seed just as much as Gundam Wing...but i'm sick and tired of people comparing those two shows...it seems pretty obvious to me that everyone should be able to see that Gundam Wing was clearly aimed at an older audience while Gundam Seed was made in traditional Gundam complexity but drawn out and for a younger crowd...same with the character development(not too young) the fact of the matter is that Gundam Wing and Gundam Seed...they represent 2 different generations which shouldn't be compared so readily. nonetheless i love Gundam Seed