Anime: Kidou Senshi Gundam Double O

Gundam 00 is a solid work in all departments. It offers some of the most outstanding production up to date, fills the screen with amazing combats, superb giant robot warfare, and a complex and intriguing plotline about a world undergoing a change of politics and dealing with terrorism and opression. Despite all this, Gundam 00 had a tough challenge of meeting the standards set by its predecessor, the successful character-driven Gundam Seed. At first, the challenge seems beaten and at many points Gundam 00 can be simply brillant. There are, however, much unecessary complexity, a group of cliche'd and insane characters, as well as far too many colors for a show this serious. Together these things can remind us of the bland Gundam Wing, and that is what ties Gundam 00 from raising higher then what it could.

Art & Animation
Gundam 00 is simply outstanding here. Comparing it to any other show of its time is insane because none has the sharpness, consistency and animation quality of it. While Haruhi Suzumiya and a few other school/slice-of-life themed shows of its time were also superb, none of them used animation as Gundam 00 and that really makes a difference. One could say that Gundam 00 set a new degree of animation quality that even today shounen shows struggle to reach. The only downside of this department is the fact that Gundam 00 relies too much in bishounen-style characters and is too colorful for its seriousness and for the history of the franchise. The mechas are incredible well draw and animated, conversations can be a bit static, but the quality of the art compensates these moments of motion-lackness.

Sound
Continuing what Gundam Seed started, Gundam 00 keeps the high standards in sound direction. The dramatic moments are well delivered through good background music, the openings and endings are greatly fitting and well timed, and the voice-acting is top notch despite some annoying voices of a few characters, more specifically some noisy girls that are overabundant in the show. Overall, Gundam 00 is superb to the ears, something that, before Gundam Seed, many (almost all in fact) of the shows from the franchise weren't. The merging endings and openings that were borrowed from Gundam Seed also help to create an addicting value to the show and urging you watch the next episode.

Story
Gundam 00 uses the same concept as all previous Gundam shows, but has its own set of interesting new devices. It's tale is about the appearance and rise of the Celestial Being, a private organization with the mission to end war with war. They use high-technology mechas with solar-powered engines, the Gundams, to enforce their wishes and perform their intervetions.

1. Gundam Wing Sucessor
   Gundam Wing had five crazy pilots with invincible giant robots destroying most of the Earth's Federation weanpory and bases. Here we have four not-so-crazy pilots with invincible giant robots destroying weaponry and bases from all countries in the world. Similar? Yes. In fact, Gundam 00 is some sort of sucessor to Gundam Wing. Although all shows of the franchise share very similar concepts, each of them has a small set of unique plot devices, and these devices are the ones shared between these two Gundam shows. However, unlike Gundam Wing, Gundam 00 evolves a lot more in terms of technology and passage of years and has a more belieavable organization commanding the Gundams instead of just badasses crazy teenagers. The nations of the world slowly learn how to fight Celestial Being, and the overpowerful Gundams turns to be not so powerful near the end of the first season. There are lots of turns regarding new challengers, evolving technology, joining factions, and many other devices to oppose the Gundams, and this surely makes this show a lot more dynamic and addicting than the somehow boring Gundam Wing.
   
   Multiple Story Fronts
   Unlike most other Gundams, Gundam 00 gives more focus to characters other than the pilots. We basically have three main point of views. The first is Celestial Being's, the second is Saji's, and the third is Soma's. Besides these, we also have many other scenes telling us how things are progressing elsewhere. We have Graham's parts, Trinity's, and many others. These multidude of point of views is nicely done and nearly all the important events happen onscreen instead of only being told to the watcher in some non-exciting way. These multiple fronts, however, also creates lots of confusion to grasp where the plot is going.
   
   Side Missions
   For this first season, Gundam 00 sadly takes more time introducing stuff instead of progressing the plot. The first episodes will be just a bunch of side missions, most of them serving to present the Gundam pilots and the remaining of the cast. What happens is that important events only happen near the end, and even when they do, they are not truly impactful for most of the cast besides the Gundam pilots. This lack of big events can make a few story fronts feel quite useless and meaningless for this first season, but endure it because they finally meet their purpose in the second.
   

Character
Gundam 00 borrows most of its cast style from Gundam Wing (as well as many story elements) and that's certainly a weak point. Like its parent show, the protagonist is extremely shallow, with some dramatic background that never really works for him to learn anything or gain some depth. The major problem, however, is the general lack of development. All characters start and end the show with their same personality, not absorbing anything from the ocurred events and remaining shallow through all the show, in fact the show is more about revealing the past of characers then building them during the events of the plot.

1. Development?
   The Gundam pilots are probably the worst lot, tied with the very common and weak support cast from the Celestial Being. The other fronts have better characters and twists that affects them more deeply, but are not on the spotlight to truly shine. In fact, you see Kaji's point of view for so many episodes with nothing of importance happening that it gets annoying, you start to hope that he may suddenly rise to some importance, but I warn you beforehead that it doesn't happen in the first season, with only a single important twist. Setsuna appears to have some mental problem for most of the show and considering that he is the protagonist expect to see many bizarre scenes with him and his annoying (lack of) social abilities.
   
   Bishounens
   Another issue is perhaps the bishounen/bishoujo approach that is completely new to the Gundam franchise, the characters are flashy and each wear different colors, far more than the past Gundam Seed Destiny, which introduced more girls than usual and took a more visual appealing than the old Gundams. This character approach only helps to create an even more shallow perception of most characters, even those who are actually good and complex.
   

Value
Gundam is always Gundam. No matter if it's Gundam X, Gundam Z, Turn A Gundam, Gundam Seed, or any other, the concepts are the same and you know what to expect. Because of that I think it's not fair to detract value score from Gundam series due to such factors. For all other matters, however, Gundam 00 is not truly a different show. While it's incredible production value is something not seen in Gundam series up to its date, the bishounen/bishoujo approach, the weak points borrowed from Gundam Wing, the hundreds of weak sidequests that takes almost the entire first season, and the poor character development makes it a more common shounen show than what it could be. The twists and the setting are superb but not enough to make the show truly shine. If it had a bit more depth in its character and tried to deliver realistic character instead of such fanservice the show could be one huge behemoth to behold.

Enjoyment
Gundam 00 is a combat-heavy show. The political intrigue is more secondary for most of this first season (after a good introduction at first) and what you'll see are good combats with nice outcomes and delivered through one of the best animation for TV series that existed up to its date. The twists are good enough to keep you seated, some events are awesome, but the shallowness of the characters and a single undeveloped story front (Kaji's and Louise) makes for some boring moments at some times. Overall the show is worth watching, but has many flaws compared to the last outings of the franchise, from TV to OVAs.

Comments
Gundam 00 is technically a better version of Gundam Wing in overall. The concept, characters, twists, Gundam-approach (the way Gundams are handled in the setting), and almost everything is very similar to Gundam Wing but with some enhancements. The saddest part for me in all this is the shared protagonist style, a weak and undeveloped character that tries to act like a baddass but looks more like a mental, yet robbing the spotlight more than necessary (because it's the protagonist...).

Despite everything, I truly liked Gundam 00 as a whole (joining the two seasons). It serves to fill the need of a good mecha show with bits of political intrigue and warfare and has a truly superb animation and art quality. This first season is more about trying to present the scenario, throwing random quests for the Celestial Being and trying to build some momentum to a somehow good middle-ending. Perhaps if the show were a single 50-episode chunk they could bring this middle ending to around episode 15 and give more time to the somehow rushed second season. But still, if you like Gundam you'll probably like Gundam 00, and those looking for mecha shows will find few shows better than this in the last 6 years or so.

Gundam 00 is a mech series about a group called Celestial Being and their goal of eradicating all wars on Earth through force.

The story is both similar and dissimilar to previous Gundam titles. It is similar to old titles in that the series involves a lot of politics and deals with the theme of war in many ways. The overall mood of the anime is less than optimistic, and often downright serious and depressing.

It is different in that it is set in the future around 2300 in THIS universe, not some alternate universe century time. The world has broken into three rival factions and fossil fuels have been exhausted. World power is in the hands of those who control large towers that gather solar energy to supply power. Suddenly, a group emerges called Celestial Being which possesses the Gundams, which have a special form of power which grants the suit essentially infinite power in addition to other powerful advantages over conventional suits.

The story is VERY slow at first but it picks up very quickly after episode 15 or so and develops into a very intense and suspenseful story.

The series is quite different from Gundam SEED in that character development is put on the back burner and the main focus is on the storyline.

Animation:
This is the first Gundam production to be done in HD so the overall quality is superb. However, I prefer the gundams and character designs used in Gundam SEED, though the ones used in this one are much more conventional considering Gundam's history. However, the battle sequences are much more intense than the still frames used in Gundam Seed, making battles much more fluid and enjoyable.

Sound:
The OP/ED are in general fairly good. BGM has more of a "hopeless" feel to it then that in SEED (which fits considering how four gundams are going against all the world's armies). The voice actors sound a bit dull at first but once you realize that the pilots are all survivors of warfare and bloodshed, it suits them quite well.

Story:
As in Gundam Wing, there are super-powered gundams that can defeat virtually anything out there. The first part of the series is essentially the gundams destroying anything that opposes them. And Celestial Being is using the gundams in order to eliminate all wars on planet Earth (there are no colonies in this one) by essentially forcing the world to direct all hate towards them. This is a fairly original background for gundam though the themes feel very natural. This show does not have the "hopeful" feel that SEED had when following Kira. It has a rather dismal take in that the meisters know that the end result is that they have to kill a lot of innocents and be hated by everyone.

There are major plot twists in the later part of the series that changes the odds and situation quite dramatically. There really isn't one bad guy as multiple opponents and organizations emerge. This is interesting in that it keeps the viewer engaged and continuously guessing at what's next.

The final few episodes all end on huge cliffhangers with major plot progression. Expect to be on the edge of your seat as the final battles will be quite intense. The conclusion to the first season is a screen with the words "mission incomplete" following a few teaser images of what's to come in the second season.

Though the show started a bit weak in the plot line, the viewer will definitely be rewarded for their patience.

Character:
The characters in this series are a lot more opaque that those in SEED. They keep their feelings to themselves and thus are not very expressive. They all seem to be hiding something and don't reveal much until VERY late in the series.

As was noted above, all the characters are somewhat depressing (having been through great trauma in their lives) and there really isn't any one to cheer up the mood (not even the uber-civilians really cheered me up). There are additional characters in addition to Celestial Being which show the perspective of military personnel in all three factions as well as civilians (uber-civilians) in Japan.

A lot more is revealed about the characters later on in the series (and in the sequel) but all that is certain is their unwavering devotion to the cause which is "gundam".

Character development wasn't the strongest point in the series as many characters were introduced but not fully explicated, and if you're looking for any romance whatsoever, you're going to be greatly disappointed.

Value:
There is a lot of politics and strategic planning in the first half of the series. However, this changes into a frenzied melee where there really isn't telling who will end up on top. Expect a lot of action and a lot of suspense near the end of the series. The first half is definitely too slow but the second half definitely makes up for it.

Art: Interesting, but lacked motion.

While Gundam 00 had interesting locales and mech design, it employed too much static animation for a show ostensibly about giant fighting robots and dynamic, expressive characters. As a result, the fights feel unsatisfying and short, and the characters lack depth of emotion.

Exia, for example, is a mech with multiple swords built for intense close range fighting. However, it spends more time in combat relatively motionless or even off-screen while a minor character explains something, which is another annoyance: Fights are constantly intercut with scenes containing less animation, ala Dragonball Z. Two seconds of expensive fighting to ten seconds of minor character snapshots.

Likewise the characters suffer from this as well. When people express an intense emotion, they often cannot stop themselves from moving. An angry man trembles in rage, or paces, or gestures frantically. A sad person tears up or covers their face. Gundam characters, even in the privacy of their own rooms, Gundams, or hallucinations, will stay completely still until their mood changes. These statues with moving mouths will attempt the deepest wails of sadness without the tiniest shift in their diaphragm. They'll slam their fists against a console and then stay there, perfectly tensed, for an entire monologue. In other words, they attempt dynamic, intense emotions with simple, static body positions, and the show suffers for it.

It's a shame, since the animation was quite enjoyable in the few minutes that they went all-out.

Sound: Mostly well done, with good music and satisfying sound effects.

Exactly what it says on the tin. Explosions felt big, lasers sounded lasery and the music was set to the emotion of the scene. Good job, but nothing moving enough to leave an impression.

Story: Oh God.

Indeed. A mysterious organization known only as "Celestial Being" wages war against war with the use of Gundam Meisters, special individuals that pilot powerful mechs known as Gundams. Thematically, the show attempts to communicate the pointlessness of war and a deep political conflict in addition to varied and interesting battles (in space and on land); it's an incredibly ambitious undertaking.

So did Gundam 00 deliver fast-paced action, deep and engaging drama, and convince me of the pointless loss that is war's only end? In a word, no.

I've touched on this in the animation section, but Gundam fails where it's most important for an action drama to succeed, namely the action and the drama. We're here about the story, though, so let's look at the drama.

Rather, let's look at the melodrama. :LIGHT CHARACTER SPOILERS HERE:

Gundam 00's vision of drama plays out like this: introduce a main character with a super mech, have them collapse into a sobbing heap at the first minor setback (I.E. pulling out a trump card too early, but still accomplishing the mission), then tell us about their tragic backstory to explain why they acted the way they did. Introduce a supposed master tactician, have them make a single mistake and softly sob in the emptiness of their cabin, and then have some characters talk about why said tactician's tragic backstory justified that action. Long story short, if there's something in the character's past that explains their actions and lets me sympathize with their plight, show me that first! Explanations after the fact don't feel satisfying, they feel tacked on and cheesy.

:LIGHT CHARACTER SPOILERS OVER:

Another storytelling sin besides telling instead of showing is that we are constantly given stories of characters that are completely pointless to the plot. This is a bad thing and I'll show you why.

The Gundam's blade sang a deadly duet with the enemy's sword, creating a harmony as fragile as a life. A feint, a thrust, a parry, a riposte, as the strikes cut closer and closer to the hearts of the pilots. With a final slash, Exia sliced a fatal opening in the defenses of his rival as Saji finished the last of his homework.

"Man, what a day", he thought. "First my girlfriend wanted a watch, then I had to finish my class assignment and even stay up late. Ah, well. I wonder how my roommate is doing? He doesn't seem to be around often."

"I AM GUNDAM!", cries the pilot of Exia as he stabs through the enemy mech. Mission accomplished.

Having minor characters sit around and talk without even slightly influencing the main story is like showing a random person going to the bathroom in the middle of an intense battle: when the scene doesn't add to the story, it detracts and distracts from it.

Character: A diverse, well designed, overacting core cast weighed down by a diverse, well designed, useless mob of side characters.

Two sections here, because the characters were well designed and drawn, even if they were cruelly mistreated by the story and script.

Design: Astounding. The show deals in global conflict, and it feels like a lot of care was taken to make each character look like where they came from, from the anatomical form of the characters to the way they dress. the Gundam Meisters have uniforms that color coordinate with their Gundams, the royal palace feels royal, each country has a different look and culture, etc. Really well done.
Development: Poor. About one fifth of each episode is dedicated to minor characters parroting plot developments the main characters already covered without adding anything. There is an entire side story that barely connects to the plot and also doesn't influence the plot. Even the main characters tend to repeat things about their own or others' backstories even when things are apparently resolved, halting the flow of events for another retread of stagnant details.

Value: Negligible.

Gundam 00 is worth watching once just to see what not to do in a mech drama; it's a classroom lesson and not much else. People looking for an engaging story will leave frustrated, and those looking for tight action and combat will wonder why so much time is spent with people standing around and talking. The threat of watching Gundam 00 can motivate an indecisive group to commit to an anime, however.

Enjoyment: A waste of time, but watchable.

Even subpar anime often contains moments of greatness or enjoyable portions. Gundam 00 did have some memorable moments, but they were unfortunately overshadowed by the boredom of multiple plot recaps and needles exposition. After weighing the time spent watching this anime against the enjoyment and stimulation it afforded, I came out negative.

Note: My first review. I welcome feedback on quality; however, don't trash my work simply because of differences of opinion. If I could have handled a section better, please let me know. Just don't your explanation be "It's bad because Gundam is awesome, k?"

Note: This review is based on Mendoi-Conclave and SHS subs. It also applies to both the first and the second season of the show, as it's just the same story split into two parts.



Originally planned by Tomino Yoshiyuki and Yatate Hajime (pretty much all other Gundams) and directed by Mizushima Seiji (Fullmetal Alchemist, Shaman King) Mobile Suit Gundam 00 [/b] is set a couple of hundred years after our times and tells a story about people's last efforts to completely eradicate war from our society. The story is told via the eyes of a terrorist organization, Celestial Being, which is surprisingly honest with its cause - they want to eliminate war, and will kill everyone who will dare to wage it. Their base of operations is located somewhere in space and they possess technology which far surpasses anything Earth has; so it's not like they are a bunch of bugs trying to attack a lion or something. Either way, even they themselves aren't fully aware of the capabilities their technology has and their whole course of action is completely dictated by someone who they only refer to as "Veda", whose plans might not be limited to something as simple as global peace...

At first I was really pleasantly surprised to see that Mobile Suit Gundam 00 doesn't try to rip everything from the successful Gundam Seed. Yes, the anti-war theme is similar, but the way characters interpret it and the conclusions they come up with aren't exactly the same. Hell, the whole setting and the way story unfolds are completely different too. So if you are like I was, reluctant to watch this show because you think it might be a Seed's clone, rest easy, it's not. On the other hand Gundam 00 suffers from what you could call "Code Geass" syndrome. It has lots of great ideas and dozens of attractive characters, but never enough time. The overall story might have been a little bit too ambitious for its fifty episodes, as the scale of the show is huge.

You really can't watch and enjoy this show if you decide to be overly critical with it. I mean while the setting offers many drool-inducing things like relatively well thought-out political state of Earth after 300 years, fascinating technology in outer space and contradicting themes like terrorism for the sake of good; it also has enough holes to easily fall unto its own weight. For starters, there is no backdrop for how the actual Celestial Being formed, nor is there any reasonable explanation why more than half of it consists of women and children. You never get to know how were the Gundams created, nor why is there such a huge gap of technology between Celestial Being and Earth. Was Earth doing nothing for hundred of years, while the guys in space were inventing their super stuff? You can go on and on about stuff like that; and if such details bother you much you can as well give up on this show and watch something steel solid like LoGH or read a history textbook. I mean, if you want to be really nitpicking you could also go on stuff like why do Gundams have legs while they are mostly useless for fights, or why there are explosions and smoke in space.

On the other hand, if you can live with some lack of explanations and a few logical fallacies, Gundam 00 will deliver, and deliver well. The political state of the world is always analyzed carefully and the whole story is full of emotional moments as pretty much everything what happens influences both the world and all the characters who live in it. The pacing of the first season is great, you can watch two or even one episode per session and you'll feel completely satisfied with the amount of things that happened in them. Pacing in second season, unfortunately, gets even faster, sometimes packing so much things into a single episode that it gets almost impossible to keep track of them all. Nonetheless, the emotional part of the show is strong in both seasons, as the show never shies away from killing its characters or making family members and lovers fight each other. What's best however is that you always know that whatever happens - it will have huge impact on the whole world, and while Celestial Being is not always happy with those changes and sometimes ends up fighting against the exact same ideology it was boasting at the beginning, the fighting and the results which come from it always feel important. The show does a really good job at conveying that any person, no matter how just or zealous, is at least a little bit of a hypocrite , especially when it is his loved one who stands against him on the battlefield. That said, Gundam 00 has also a full fledged ending with movie being the period of its last sentence. And while I admit this show could have been improved in many ways, the sheer fun its many twists and emotional impact has given me was more than enough to keep me entertained for its whole running length.

The emotional drama wouldn't be successful without good characters, and luckily, characters are Gundam 00's strongest asset. There is a reasonable amount of "emoness" in everyone of them, just enough to make you care about the people on screen without them getting annoying. The cast is huge, and it would take a few paragraphs just to name them all, but every single one of them has original character traits and stands out from the bunch. While some characters are cool from the beginning and are kept static, some, including the main character develop over the course of the show a lot. For example, it's almost impossible to tie Saji's and Louise's, the two most unlikely actors in Gundam drama, starting selfs to their future figures. It is too bad, however, that none of the characters have as strong an impact as, let's say, Lacus Clyne in Gundam Seed had. And while there was a character, who seemed very able to carry Lacus role in this show, for some reason she ended up sitting on a backseat for pretty much the whole later half of the show... Which nearly completely eradicated all the significance she had in the first half.

Either way, I remembered their names, I cheered for them on the fights, and while there were characters who could have been foreshadowed better, I liked most of the cast, and got even slightly sentimental when I had to say goodbyes to everyone at the end. Which is a very good sign, mind you. Personally, I don't think Gundam 00's cast is as complex and memorable as Gundam Seed's, but it still is much better than most anime ever craft nowadays.

And, of course, it wouldn't be Gundam if its animation wasn't awesome. It's colorful, every character has an original and memorable design and more than a few backgrounds are breathtaking. Movement itself is smooth and pleasant to the eyes. There is one 'but' however, a 'but', which screwed what otherwise could have been an ultimate visual feast, at least for me. And that 'but' is something I see in a lot of anime nowadays. Yes, it's the deformation of character designs when the camera pans out, god I hate it. In one scene you see a bunch of characters detailed to the very tips of their nosehair, and on the second you are suddenly treated to some 3rd rate deformed painting. It always happens when the camera pans out to fit more than three people into the screen. It's not really that devastating when you think about it, but it sure screws the atmosphere and the flow of animation which in turn makes the show appear visually inconsistent. I mean, it always happens when you are about to get mesmerized by the beauty of that artwork, talk about wasting things. Nonetheless, Gundam 00 is still among the best animated TV series to date, and as long as you are not too picky you'll have your day.

Background music composed by Kawai Kenji (Fate/Stay Night, Higurashi no Naku Koro ni) is, to my surprise, quite sub-par. Considering that Gundam Seed had one of the most awesome soundtracks in the mecha genre, I was expecting something magnificent in here, but apart from the great OPs, my favourite being the very first one Daybreak's Bell by L'Arc-en-Ciel, and many not half bad EDs, the anime's soundtrack has very little to offer. There are a few nice themes here and there, but most other tracks are either atmospheric or tad forgettable. A thought of getting the soundtrack didn't occur to me once, and that's a bad sign, given I own one from Gundam Seed. What has disappointed me the most however, was that this show didn't offer any memorable lyrical vocal pieces for its background music, something what made Gundam Seed stand out from lots of anime out there.

Either way, Mobile Suit Gundam 00 is a nice show, maybe not as good as it could have been, but it's still entertaining, it's still fun, and it's still memorable. It might not be as good as Gundam Seed, but it doesn't rip anything from it, and stands proud as an original show, which should be watched by everyone, Gundam fans or not. Incidentally, if you are into the giant robot genre and you haven't watched GAINAX's masterpieces: Neon Genesis Evangelion and Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann you should do that, like, right now.

The story line was fantastic. Some parts of the story were a bit confusing, but the more you watch it the more you understand. Though some of the acronyms were a bit confusing to remember. The characters were mysterious and fun... the way the story tells the characters keeps you wondering what is happening with them. I was really intrigued by the way the did this. I was always wanting to know more about the origin or the history of the characters. The writers did a fantastic job conveying twists and turns regarding the characters, and you are always a bit surprised when you find out more about the history of the characters. The Gundams were drawn really well, though some of the robots they crushed were kind of lame... it isn't until later in the series that you see some cooler ones. And the way they portrayed the battles and the way the Gundams moved was fantastic. The background got to be a bit monotonous at times, but that is a bit expected, you shouldn't be watching this anime if you are looking for nice backgrounds. After watching this, you will be wanting to find out what happens next, and you have that chance.... There is a second season to look forward to along with a movie coming out later in 2010. So if you are into mechas, I would recommend this Gundam series, a great anime for bot lovers.

Hello , this review will be primery in czech language, if u ask why? then because there is many of review in english and on Anidb aren't only people from USA and Canada and UK, but there are people from my the country and somebody have bad English so i write it for them ,let's start..

And for moderator i work on better version in english so pls wait .

Animece 9/10
Czech
Animece jsou v této první řadě velmi dobře udělane i když maji sve mouchy ale jako takové dávají celému serialu pekný dojem a zanechávají velmi dobrý dojem v divakovi. Až na některé souboje mechů, kde se opčas vyskytnou nejaké ty malickosti. Animace mechu je velmi na dobré urovni, to same plati i pro animace zbarani a dalšího arzenalu .
Animation 9/10
English
Animation in this serial is done very well , but this anime have a few hole is good for viewer and anime . Mecha animation are very well done too , and every animation weapons are uniqueness.


Zvuk 10/10
Zvuk v tom to anime je velimi dobre spracovan at se jedna o zbraně nebo hudbu v pozadí či dokonce OP a Ending nenam co dále k tomu řici .
Sound 10/10
Sound in this anime is realy good from the music on background to weapons, voice and OP and ENding it's nice to listen so good sound , music . i dont have thing to say .


Příběh 9/10
Příběh je velmi dobře spracován , jelikož ten to gundam začiná novou přbehovou lajnu, Navic vás překvapi jak je rosáhle spracován a rozvijí se až do konce avšak mnoho věci je vzsvěrleno až v druhé řadě toho to serialu pro to bzch nevahal a podival se i po druhé znova na některé detailz .
Story 9/10
The story is uniquely because this gundam have new storyline. and people who dont see another Gundam can watch it from begin , yeah the story have some lag but most of them are solve in second serie .


Realnost 8/10
Postavi se chovaji v celku slusne a realne , ale jsou tu a take chvile kdy nevi co dana postava udela a kdyz to udela cloveka to prekvapi jelikoz v mnoha ohledech by to normlni clovek neudelal .Myslim si ze na toto anime se lide budou divat i za 10 let jelikoz ma velmi dobrou hodnotu a nad nekteryma myslenkama je dobre sezastavit premyslet, klidne bych se k tomu to anime vracel porad a porad dokola jak kvuli komplexnosti tak vsem ostatnimu .
Value 8/10
Like sad user bellow Dae666"The anime is quite rewatchable, if you skip some parts, especially some unnecessary dialogues and repeated sequences form Seiei's past. What is rewatchable are the action sequences: Because of (1) the speed of action, (2) complexity of fight sequences, (3) the number of weapons/technologies involved and their complexity, I think the mecha fights deserve rewatching again and again. As for the rest, you won't remember the intrigues and strategical moves -which are almost non-existant anyways." and he is right.

Užil jsem si toto anime? 10/10
Ano a klidne se na nej divam kdzy mam cas od zacatku znova a znova , a rad bzch ho doporucil i vsem ostatnim .
Enjoyment 10/10
yes i Enjoy this anime , this anime is best anime i ever watch and when i have little time i start watching from the begin . and i recommend this anime every otaku who likes Mecha :D