My favorite scene of the three movies is when this song plays over Amuro psychical contacts everyone to warn them of danger. I think it shows the culmination of his growth and love for the crew of the White Base. Earlier in their adventure he was willing to abandon them but now views them as family
He is willing to abandon them when he thinks he has somewhere he can go, with his mother. He then realizes, as most soldiers do, you can't go home. You aren't the same, and the old life cuts and tears you whenever it can.
the battle of Abaou Qu was only a small part of it. after I saw Thunderbolt and saw how many people when into the OYW i can see why some people call it the bloodiest conflict in all of fiction
@@PainXIII12 one of the best part of Thunderbolt was seeing how actually big was the war. It's like everything that is going on in ms gundam was also happening in many other places
The first time I heard this song was in my ps2 game, mobile suit gundam: earth federation vs zeon, it was played only in 2 stages-> A Baoa Qu space area and inside A Baoa Qu space fortress. ^^ It always brings me tears due to the sadness of the melody, one of my favorite song along with lalah's death song(I don't know the name), char ga kuru, Tobe! Gandamu and Eien ni Amuro. ^^
Same here. I remember being a kid and not understanding what was happening in context of the story and not liking this song. Now I feel nostalgic about it
I think Encounters in Space captured this song the best. I still play both games but there was just something about doing that battle on EiS. The non stop explosions, random Zakus and GMs blowing up left and right while Amuro fights his way around hunting Char
I play that stage and can't hear the song. When I increase the volume, I realize how good the song is... XD (And that is Gundam Journey to Jaburo for me) XD
I agree with some of the statements, such as Ryu's death, and not to mention some of the supporting cast get more development in the series including hints of the relationships of Bright/Mirai and Amuro/Sayla, but the movies tend to give a realistic approach to Gundam by taking out the "enemy of the week" sub-plots and just feels like more an odyssey than a super robot show. Other than that, Tomino's original intention was to have the series as a war story in the vein of Starship Troopers.
I just finished the compilation movies a few weeks ago and have started Zeta. I appreciate how much fat was trimmed, but I intend to go back and watch the full 0079 anime. I want to see more of the character growth and more mobile suits. Especially the fight with the Gyan and more time with Matilda.
Doesn't seem like Bandai-Games is gonna "remake" anything. All they care now is how to milk the Breaker series, GvG series, and all the merchandises (Gunpla mainly). Even Generation series is kinda stagnant (IMO) since Overworld.
the point y gundam(0079) was a ever success is the sophisicated drawing, the content of the growth of an adolesence , the cruelty of war and the tatics from real war. of course the seriousness even in music and songs which was a wonder for a cartoon (animation) . Unlike Macross , which was a science -fi packaged love story which was never as epic as Gundam.
I disagree. Yes to all what you are saying about Gundam, no to all you're saying about SDF-Macross. Macross' stakes was all of Humanity to save themselves from extinction. You can't really compare the two series.
@@Zeithri I read in a number of places that Shoji Kawamori, the creator of Macross or at least the influential mecha designer, is huge fan of Gundam; In a way you can't have one without first the other.
@@isaac000215 never actually because something within the next 500 years of 0079 Turn-A activated likely from some kind of conflict and destroyed civilization
@@dol_mel7487 The flash/Easter Egg in Gundam Unicorn about what can Turn-A Gundam could do alone is...terrifying... (look what did Unicorn Gundam did to Neo Zeong, is like a Thanos's snap) ( OAO)
its debatable whether it's canon or not, but in Crossbone Dust (IIRC) it was mentioned that after the story in V-Gundam, the collapse of Earth Federation, and all major super power... each colonies are acting as a separate "country" while earth is again breaks apart into several nations. After that, they started war after war for resources (as it is getting scarce) and in the end, one by one, the colonies are destroyed with only a few left that still could sustain themselves with what resources they had. While earth is again on the brink of destruction, which then followed by the event of Turn A Gundam (presumably). So until the very end... human never change.
First time I heard this was on an old ps2 game I used to play called Gundam vs zeta Gundam, I am overjoyed to have finnaly found one of my favorite tracks from that game
that game was legendary i had it but let some dumbass hold who lost it. I wanted to punch his face so badly. Thats was one of my last time letting someone hold my games
This song plays in the end parts of Gundam Federation vs. Zeon (The pre-decessor to Gundam Vs Zeta Gundam) I have to say the MS-05 Zaku I is my favorite mobile suit of all time.
This brings back so much memories I was in about 4th or 5th grade when I got encounters in space one of the best gundam games ever made 🔥 but this particular song is hits hard Cause you think about your people and all the loved ones you miss as well. Such a beautiful song and passionate Gundam4Ever
ah yes the old music first soldiers of sorrow now encouters in space federation vs zeon had this on at the end i thought it was trashy at first but then again i was six and was into the pokemon theme tune now 10yrs down the line its amazing music can change
Yeah, the first time I heard it was in one of the games and since then I think of the song as one with the battleground it plays in. Despite being the final climatic battle in the war, the song is slow and strangely haunting, as if the very darkness of the fortress was at bear with the upbeat parts of the song where light is slowly overcoming.
I wish I can play this game again. I was too young when I last played it so I didn't understand much of the story, but after watching lots of gameplay and remembering the song's I just want to play it again.... Also I miss playing as Gato
When I watched the trilogy, I'm pretty sure it ended with the song "Beginning" in both the subbed and dubbed versions of the filmed, where as this played during the Battle of A Baoa Qu.
@Luigi84289 Opposite with me. I prefer the pacing in the movies and the atmosphere. its much more hard sci-fi as opposed to the show's gundam hammers and beam tridents and in line with Tomino's vision and the rest of the shows. Most fans are pretty split on the movies/show though. You either love one or hate the other.
My favorite scene of the three movies is when this song plays over Amuro psychical contacts everyone to warn them of danger. I think it shows the culmination of his growth and love for the crew of the White Base. Earlier in their adventure he was willing to abandon them but now views them as family
It’s a beautiful moment man.
He is willing to abandon them when he thinks he has somewhere he can go, with his mother. He then realizes, as most soldiers do, you can't go home. You aren't the same, and the old life cuts and tears you whenever it can.
Sends shivers through my spine. This song always makes me think of those I have loved and lost.
So perfect for Gundam.
I cried at the end of this
when the Federation give the Colonies some freedom
Never happens because Turn A always deletes everything...
Girls : I cant believe he didn't cary during Titanic , Do men even have feelings?
Boys :
Finaly i found this song
ryune Alsahaf x2
x3
x4
x5
x6
The trilogy version of this series with it's somber sountrack makes you see the true brutality and horror that was the One Year War. Amazing.
the battle of Abaou Qu was only a small part of it. after I saw Thunderbolt and saw how many people when into the OYW i can see why some people call it the bloodiest conflict in all of fiction
@@PainXIII12 one of the best part of Thunderbolt was seeing how actually big was the war. It's like everything that is going on in ms gundam was also happening in many other places
The first time I heard this song was in my ps2 game, mobile suit gundam: earth federation vs zeon, it was played only in 2 stages-> A Baoa Qu space area and inside A Baoa Qu space fortress. ^^
It always brings me tears due to the sadness of the melody, one of my favorite song along with lalah's death song(I don't know the name), char ga kuru, Tobe! Gandamu and Eien ni Amuro. ^^
I still play this game today. And also AEUG vs Titans and Gundam vs Z gundam.
Same here. I remember being a kid and not understanding what was happening in context of the story and not liking this song. Now I feel nostalgic about it
Especially the ending of the EiS main story..
The year is Universal Century 0080...
I think Encounters in Space captured this song the best. I still play both games but there was just something about doing that battle on EiS. The non stop explosions, random Zakus and GMs blowing up left and right while Amuro fights his way around hunting Char
I play that stage and can't hear the song.
When I increase the volume, I realize how good the song is... XD
(And that is Gundam Journey to Jaburo for me) XD
I agree with some of the statements, such as Ryu's death, and not to mention some of the supporting cast get more development in the series including hints of the relationships of Bright/Mirai and Amuro/Sayla, but the movies tend to give a realistic approach to Gundam by taking out the "enemy of the week" sub-plots and just feels like more an odyssey than a super robot show. Other than that, Tomino's original intention was to have the series as a war story in the vein of Starship Troopers.
CosmoShidan and that is why I love the franchise at its core, even if it doesn't always hit that mark!
Core Fighter, designed as an escape vehicle
Used as such
Once
Used as a Kamikaze Vehicle
Twice by Ryu Hose & Slegger Law
@@ringokageyama6439 sleggar didn't use a core fighter
He used a core booster in the movies or the G-Fighter in the series
Ringo Kageyama did you know that people from Jupiter actually picked up that core fighter Amuro used, years later?
I just finished the compilation movies a few weeks ago and have started Zeta. I appreciate how much fat was trimmed, but I intend to go back and watch the full 0079 anime. I want to see more of the character growth and more mobile suits. Especially the fight with the Gyan and more time with Matilda.
Who's here from Encounters in Space???? I WANT AN HD REMAKE ON PS4
Doesn't seem like Bandai-Games is gonna "remake" anything.
All they care now is how to milk the Breaker series, GvG series, and all the merchandises (Gunpla mainly).
Even Generation series is kinda stagnant (IMO) since Overworld.
0:01 - "Please understand. We can be together anytime, Lalah."
Oh god
That whole ending sequence of III was so fucking good
Gundam forever!
the point y gundam(0079) was a ever success is the sophisicated drawing, the content of the growth of an adolesence , the cruelty of war and the tatics from real war. of course the seriousness even in music and songs which was a wonder for a cartoon (animation) . Unlike Macross , which was a science -fi packaged love story which was never as epic as Gundam.
I disagree. Yes to all what you are saying about Gundam, no to all you're saying about SDF-Macross.
Macross' stakes was all of Humanity to save themselves from extinction.
You can't really compare the two series.
@@Zeithri I read in a number of places that Shoji Kawamori, the creator of Macross or at least the influential mecha designer, is huge fan of Gundam; In a way you can't have one without first the other.
Hikaru from Macross is a far more relatable protagonist than Amuro ever was.
Change my mind.
Man i wish i could play Federation vs Zeon again.
I loved when this song played at the end of the series. Long live Tomino and the universal century!
Gundam EVO is over, bros...
気持ちのこもったアムロの台詞に前奏が被ってくるの、最高
Brings a tear to my eye listening this. Gundam was the 1st anime I ever heard and listening to this brings me back to when I was a kid.
When will lasting peace comes to Universal Century?
BowlofIndoMee
Until G savior when the federation collapses (about 200 years later)
@@isaac000215 never actually because something within the next 500 years of 0079 Turn-A activated likely from some kind of conflict and destroyed civilization
@@dol_mel7487 The flash/Easter Egg in Gundam Unicorn about what can Turn-A Gundam could do alone is...terrifying...
(look what did Unicorn Gundam did to Neo Zeong, is like a Thanos's snap)
( OAO)
its debatable whether it's canon or not, but in Crossbone Dust (IIRC) it was mentioned that after the story in V-Gundam, the collapse of Earth Federation, and all major super power... each colonies are acting as a separate "country" while earth is again breaks apart into several nations.
After that, they started war after war for resources (as it is getting scarce) and in the end, one by one, the colonies are destroyed with only a few left that still could sustain themselves with what resources they had. While earth is again on the brink of destruction, which then followed by the event of Turn A Gundam (presumably).
So until the very end... human never change.
I love this song. it's became one of my favorite songs. especially the guitar solo.
First time I heard this was on an old ps2 game I used to play called Gundam vs zeta Gundam, I am overjoyed to have finnaly found one of my favorite tracks from that game
I heard this song when I play Gundam VS Z Gundam PlayStation 2 Arcade Mode Route G Stage 3
that game was legendary i had it but let some dumbass hold who lost it. I wanted to punch his face so badly. Thats was one of my last time letting someone hold my games
This song plays in the end parts of Gundam Federation vs. Zeon (The pre-decessor to Gundam Vs Zeta Gundam) I have to say the MS-05 Zaku I is my favorite mobile suit of all time.
@@quefluxwinger3212 Great taste, I love using the Zaku I to melee GM II's in Mobile suit gundam vs Zeta
@@quefluxwinger3212 I did a no death run on that game with a zaku mk 2 and finally died at the final battle and said whelp that is fitting
@@lordabyss I did a no death run with RGM-79 and Ball
This brings back so much memories I was in about 4th or 5th grade when I got encounters in space one of the best gundam games ever made 🔥 but this particular song is hits hard Cause you think about your people and all the loved ones you miss as well. Such a beautiful song and passionate Gundam4Ever
this shit slaps
I love this piece! I always associate it with victory, and time to go home. James Staley
...the beggining truly does grasp your attention till the end
HOLD THE LINE
LOVE ISNT ALWAYS ON TIIME
...wait.
My favorite song to my favorite ending.
ah yes the old music first soldiers of sorrow now encouters in space federation vs zeon had this on at the end i thought it was trashy at first but then again i was six and was into the pokemon theme tune now 10yrs down the line its amazing music can change
Though I'm talking about the 1959 novel by Robert A. Heinlein, which is what Gundam is based off of.
3...2...1.....Yes my sweet... yes my sweetest!
Is it just me or does the start sound like Sweet Caroline
The One Year ended, and the Federation-Zeon War is only the beginning.
Best videogame ever seen and played Like All Mobile Suit Gundam series,games and movies
God this was one of the greatest endings to all the Gundam video games I ever played.
Oh god.
That is so haunting.
Yeah, the first time I heard it was in one of the games and since then I think of the song as one with the battleground it plays in. Despite being the final climatic battle in the war, the song is slow and strangely haunting, as if the very darkness of the fortress was at bear with the upbeat parts of the song where light is slowly overcoming.
Finally. I find this theme.
When sad thing happened in 0079, I really cared, in zeta they killed half the crew and you would barely bat an eye.
사랑하는 프라우ㅜㅜ 나도 울어버렸다ㅜ
ララァが「貴方に会いたくない」と、拒否されたら、アムロは諦めるの？
Have you ever been encountered the doing like this?
I’ve not been.
so the newtypes went All 0093 Char
I disliked the English dub to the movies, but the song made it better!
I wish I can play this game again. I was too young when I last played it so I didn't understand much of the story, but after watching lots of gameplay and remembering the song's I just want to play it again....
Also I miss playing as Gato
Amaro…
Lalah tell me what to do?
When I watched the trilogy, I'm pretty sure it ended with the song "Beginning" in both the subbed and dubbed versions of the filmed, where as this played during the Battle of A Baoa Qu.
Is this on spotify?
and when the Colonies win a war.
Could someone PM me the link to somewhere where I can buy all three movies. Because I need to these REALLY BADLY!!!!
I don't think he comes off as that much of a dick. Just a bit of a fop and loyal to Kishiria (who's my homegirl).
@Luigi84289
Opposite with me. I prefer the pacing in the movies and the atmosphere. its much more hard sci-fi as opposed to the show's gundam hammers and beam tridents and in line with Tomino's vision and the rest of the shows. Most fans are pretty split on the movies/show though. You either love one or hate the other.
Guys I think I am a New Type
Look for a more 80s sobg
Anybody got what Amuro said in Kanji?
+TheAzureNightmare "Please understand. We can be together anytime, Lalah."
Red Nguyen I know what that means in English. I was asking for what he said in actual Kanji.
TheAzureNightmare I'm very sorry.
Red Nguyen Hey, that's alright. Don't feel too bad about it! Shit happens man.
TheAzureNightmare Thanks for being understanding.
@Luigi84289
Whats the difference between the 3 Mobile Suit Gundam movies and the Mobile Suit Gundam TV show?
I can remember which one i used to watch.
Where the hell can I get all of the Gundam videos? Like the original ones?
I need a whole English translation 👻
1:27
Amuro : Shaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Now this is baby making music right here!
Chaaaaaaaaaaaaar
Any body getting Pink Floyd vibes here?
YUP! The beginning reminds me of "In the Flesh" a little bit
Wesley Gard yes i am
Thanksss
I just got 87d
Does anyone know what the name of this song Is?
Is in the description...
@@nataniel3975 I looked but didn't see it
@@AgentSmartnumber86 "Meguriai"/ "Encounters" by Daisuke Inoue...
@@jasperreyes5174 thank you very much
better in 1.25x speed
I tried you weeb