@@EJAXK13 I wouldn't say that. Similar to when the Farmers Resist Lenin's resolution and were proclaimed Class Traitors ie Kulaks. Spacenoids who side with the Federation are deemed Traitors in a similar sense. Like many Revolutionary movements that came before, those people might as well be the enemy, in actuality they were. It's also a fundamental flaw in a lot of revolutionary movements who proclaim they're fighting for a specific people, meanwhile not all those people rarely even half even side with the revolution, they may not resist it but they still don't' side with it. This rings true even with the American Resolution, I think 2/3s of the Colonist wanted nothing to do with it, and loyalist who chose to oppose it were treated lower than dirt. I honestly think the entire narrative of Mobile Suit Gundam is built around how Revolutions become corruptions of their own ideals. If you remember Amuro's little short speech on Axis when being chased by Char about Intellectuals and Revolutions. With Zeon Zum Deikun basically being Space Marx. The Principality is a Perversion of Deikun's original vision meanwhile Deikun himself was pretty much as insane as Marx was. Similar to how disillusioned Marxist who lost faith in what they deemed a bankrupt ideology broke ranks and eventually became the founders of Fascism.
To be fair, the Zabi's did twist the ideals of the principality, it originally founded on the idea of independence but Degwin or should I say Ghiren specifically went full on space naz1 that he took being called Adolf H of his time as a compliment.
For those curious, thats not THE gundam shown in the trailer. The right shoulder has a handle bar on it. The rx-78-2 does not have those. This is likely an rx-79 G gundam variant. The red eyes also give it away as well as the standard production beam rifle it’s holding. This is not the “White Devil”.
@@TheHeavygun i actually went through my list of suits on GBO2 to find the most similar looking one and I agree with you. The Blue Destiny Unit 2 looks almost exactly identical to this one.
I believe it's called the RX 78-EX. It's more than likely a modified unit/test unit so there should be similarities with the Blue Destiny units since they should be sharing the same model as a base.
Have you watch Gundam before there character with different hair color and overly design characters so who cares if if realistic in that sense. Seem like a nitpick.@@arx117
I think the gundam here is more likely RX 79. The head and the chest part is similar to RX 79. There is also Gouf custom here, not the normal Gouf. So i think this is more likely based on gundam 8th ms team era.
@@Shinigasumiwhich leads me to my question, why the hell does she say “what the hell is that” when, by this point in the war gundams are well known. We also don’t seem to see any feddie mobile suits except the Gundam, which is… a choice.
Because it is... Amuro isn't like the later protags, he goes exclusively for the cockpit. If you are in a zaku, and you see that white robot, pray to whatever higher being you believe in because you are definitely dead.
@@starwindamada5313 gundam has always been woke. The entire series is basically about how the military breaks people and use people who can change the world as tools and prevents them from making a difference out of fear they would fall out of relevancy
Character design that missed the point of Gundam aside, I wished this for style of depiction for Gundam for years. It is true that depicting toys in lowlights condition would not look as good, but it can be. I recently came around to read The Origin to see Yasuhiko Yoshikazu's vision and got hit my a wave of nostalgia that makes my hands shake back in the day. The dark, heavy tone, heavy metal sci-fi style of the 80s and 90s were the reason why I fall in love with the genre. It instantly sends me back to the first time I entered Armored Core 2 and the Core started moving. That heavy atmosphere of controlling a giant mechanised machine, blowing up others, a metallic terror, just clicks. AC6 left much to be desired, atmosphere and storywise, but the dark, heavy mechanised mood of the trailer was very IG mecha and it was just, glorious. Gundam with that sort of mood with its anti-war tone would fit right in, next to the usual beautiful classic "anime" style depiction. They have tried it many times, but they should have just went full balls to the walls like this during the edgy early 2000s era. Seed was iconic in its own ways, but I have to admit AC2 and 3 made me liked MS IGLOO more. Even that could have been even more grimy and mechanical. Having an even more brutal and tense Igloo coming out on the aftermath of Fallujah would have been brutal.
@@Peasham I’ve explained this replying to others below, but here goes. The original 79 Gundam had a heavy emphasis on anti-chauvinism, it was very cynical towards the military and militarism in general despite selling them as cool toys, which was what made the franchise stood out in my opinion (mecha was not a new genre in 79). An important part of the core concept was the death and conversion of individualism that’s fetishised into devotion for the military. Family, connection, love and all of that are used by the military as weapons at any place, any time, any cost. That’s why even though Gundam is iconic, the characters design even in newer series always remain rather generic, except for the very select few, and not necessary the “good guys”. Char for instance, stood out because of his iconic masked look. The reason why he’s “allowed” certain leeway is because of military reason. He’s an ace, his image served as a weapon to inspire the generic soldiers to die for the glory of battle. That’s extremely cynical view of the military practice. It actually addresses something uncomfortable about the US military that non-Americans often observe, such as in Starship Trooper. Decorative items and R&R things that are allowed are only there to distract the soldiers from the grim reality of militarism, making the military seem more “friendly”, rather than the monolithic, uncaring meat grinder that it is. That’s why having freely piercing, tattooed with cool haircut, “strong female” leaders figures work against the very idea that Gundam was build on. It’s hard to see that cynicism mentioned above if every other major military characters are allowed so much individualism. It makes the military depiction seem almost “accepting”, “cool” and in the end, “tragic”, rather than soul sucking and downright evil. Never forget how cruel, cunning and ultimately uncaring the “nice looking” female officers of the Federation were in the 1979 series. They are “conventionally attractive”, squeaky clean in the image of the military, but their actions show they are anything but. Willing to sacrifice civilians to lure out the enemies is the tip of the iceberg and it was done so casually one wouldn’t bat an eye almost. This is why reducing every situation into “awakening” or not is reductive and even downright disrespectful, especially if it was done without thoughts and consideration and especially being done to somebody else work. This goes both way of course as idiots would proclaim something as “went awaken” to offhandedly dismiss a thoughtless addition for conformity. Both are equally disrespectful and dismissive of the works and efforts being made.
@@lc9245 A cursory glance at any classic Gundam show shows that individualism was never once denied to any of the characters, the women actually NOT being conventionally attractive as Tomino fought for them, and Matilda specifically, to have short and at the time masculine hair despite the studio wanting her to be more, you guessed it, conventionally attractive. The actual point of Gundam is in fact that individual people within these factions aren't necessarily evil, whereas their leaders necessarily are, as admitted by Tomino multiple times it is first and foremost a story about humanity, not a story about humanity killing each other. However uh, no, Zeon propaganda specifically was focused on being scary and intimidating, it was never focused on conformity or squeaky clean posturing, I don't know why you've focused more on the Federation than Zeon here as all of these character designs are Zeon, not Federation, and they very much fit the image of intimidation. Though regardless, we can see through the various character designs that none of these factions have ever had any form of consistent standards anyway.
@@Peasham I don't know if my composition or your comprehension is the issue to be addressed here, but it's like you were talking to someone else, comically missing my point. Let me be clear, probably one last time, about what I said. The show was anti-militarism. That has nothing to do with "denied individualism" through "cursory glance". You are lumping distinctive character design so you can tell them apart vs designing individualistic characters who are shown to be different and distinctive from each other. I'll address that in the uniform part. That point also has nothing to do with "a story about humanity" vs "a story about humanity killing each other". Zeon propaganda even less so and what do you mean by "focused more on Federation than Zeon"? Let's bring it back. Let's start with Zeon's propaganda? Zeon was quite deliberately alluded to as being "fascist-like", not "intimidating" per se, more "chauvinistic", "militant", "fascistic". The key word might be "glory in victory" or "strength". I don't want to bring too much analysis into the discussion to digress, but a particular memorable moment was the funeral in one of the earlier part/episode, in which the grieving father is reminded of his duty to the military and used his son's death to rally the troops. That's chauvinism. It is weak to grieve. Characters all have very visible emotion, but those emotions are eventually channelled through violence. The most decorated, individualised, as in accessorised, uniquely MADE to be by the character to be associated with them, other than their looks for reason I have mentioned that they need to look different from each other to be tell apart, aka their hair, is their weapon: the mechs. That's a given, since it is a show made to sell toys, but I think they cleverly used to as a point to be made about the nature of what you referred to as "necessarily are (evil)": the pursuit of victory, strength, chauvinism. This is why so-called anti-war movies that brought in things like brotherhood, soldiers putting cards on their helmet, posters on walls, listening to the radio and such which were supposed to invoke the "war is hell but we are still humans in the end", are condoned, accepted .... by the army. They know it romanticised war, and made the military "human". This is why I said adding soldier with piercing and tattoos, very individualistic as in being able to freely expressed their own uniqueness, hobby openly while serving in the military, as missing the point. It romanticised the military. I brought up the Federation's actions precisely because of that. They did not shy away from depicting the supposed good guys as being monsters despite them fighting fascists. Even the women military staffs were clearly capable of cunning and cruelty. It is that militarism, duty bound, winner takes all attitude that cast a long shadow on the show. Part of the shadow of militarism that can be seen was through the lens of conformity. Uniform is the first thing that made someone part of the military. Almost everyone is featureless, soldiers are depicted without accessories or special characteristics, which is precisely why Char felt special and stood out with his iconic helmet. Another part was Fraw joining the military by donning the greatest of conformity, the uniform on, and then Amuro putting on the fighting kit. That's why I brought up conformity. Militarism necessitate conformity for the sake of power and victory. Only through victory can one really be and make a "different", like Char. That's why everyone express themselves mostly through the only thing that represents them the most, their weapon, the robots. Having characters being allowed to "be free", is actually against that very spirit. I am very well aware that they can use those characters in a such a way that it twists the entire concept of "rebellious soldiers" in the military. Perhaps they already did by letting the fascist have cool hairdos, tattoos and piercings with people from diverse ethnicity, mocking or deconstructing other shows/tropes in which the "bad guys" are conformists and the good guys are diverse, tolerant. Maybe despite the veneer of the tattoos, piercing, the 2nd Lieutenant is completely a buy-the-book, follow order to the letter kind of soldier who would not hesitate to reduce children to ashes, and that all it takes is her to be allowed to have piercings. Now that would be an "appropriate" insertion of individualism expression for military character in an anti-war, anti-chauvinism series. I bring this up to show you I am not inherently against inserting such character design, but it must fit the theme of the series. If it's inserted just because, then it just would be missing the point and out of place.
@@anexistanthuman2435 I think the human character models could have benefitted from being a bit more stylized, like how Lupin III The First maintained the classic art style but translated it to CG.
The humans look like toys from Toy Story 2, pretty awful considering how amazing everything else looks. They got all the lights, sims, and shading right on the mechs and building but the humans look like action figure plastic
I really hope we get most of the action from the perspective from regular people. How terrifying it is to have 20m robots fighting around you, demolishing the entire landscape and anything that stands in there way. Somehow anime hasn't been able to instill this terror in viewers.
@@swyaseen Indeed. Thought even that didn't really capture the terror and sheer destruction, what I imagine, a Gundam or a Zaku could unleash in a crowded city center.
@@ZechsMerquise195 F91 did it well too. The Federation defense of Frontier 4 was a disaster with their disregard for the civilian casualties. In the history of LOL TOMINO moments, a woman's death by bonk to the head from a G-Cannon's discharged shell casing is second only to what happens to a child in Space Runaway Ideon. If you know, you know. Hathaway was one of the few times where they show the basic function of the Mobile Suit doing more damage than the artillery.
I know it's a film, but the entire cast so far screams of Sweet Baby Inc. Makes sense since Bandai Namco and SBI have been working together if the Unknown 9 dumpster fire is any indication
I wish they would've spent more time on the human animations. The mechs and settings look incredible, almost realistic, but the humans look like CGI renders from Shrek 2. Almost no facial movements and static Lego hair.
the characters look bad yeah but youre all tripping fucking balls thinking the mechs look bad, of course theyre not gonna show us any of the really good shit yet, in this day and age when trailers over-indulge and spoil basically entire plots with their trailers. this is a nice break from that especially since theyre going to be 6 thirty minute long episodes. have some faith yall...
It looks cool - I'm a big fan of the more grounded Gundam takes like Stardust Memory and 08th MS Team, so this is right up my alley. As long as the characters are good and have real personalities, and the story doesn't try to do too many things in too little runtime, it should be great! Though I have to wonder, is this what became of Netflix's announced live action Gundam movie that was supposed to be directed by Kong: Skull Island's Jordan Vogt-Roberts. The shot of the Gundam against the flaming hangars and buildings is really similar to one of the only pieces of concept art ever pushed out for that. I'm happy to see this, but I still want to see Vogt-Roberts' live action Gundam happen... especially since the facial animation here seems pretty... not great. It's not a dealbreaker, but it really reminds me of, like, Roughnecks: Starship Troopers Chronicles from, like, 2000.
@@Brasswatchman You know what? That is a fair point. I remember Lupin the 3rd: The First suffered from some horrendous mouth movements thanks to that, and that movie is _gorgeous_ otherwise. CGI is a lot tougher to change up for voicework than rewriting lines to fit into mouth flaps in 2D, and this is unfinished. I'll cross my fingers for the time being and stay positive that the face animations will be less stiff in the end!
@@barry-allenthe-flash8396 That seems like the case, yeah. Maybe someday everyone will be able to resync mouth movements on a country-by-country basis. But until then...
The 3D animation looks stellar, a couple scenes feel weird to look at. Like they don’t have the impact and energy and drag behind their movements that they should. But overall a stellar look. Plus I like the Gundam being their enigmatic force of nature. It’ll be interesting seeing a show where the main characters don’t seem to have Gundams of their own.
@@Quest3GamesThat's more likely to do with the youtube buffering. There's tons of bad pixelation from buffering in 1080p. The original teaser released last December in 4k looks so much better.
@@justsomeguythatwantssometh9986 No I didn't, might wanna study your enterpretation on the english language there a bit. Besides Gundam SEED has something to say about your holier than thou attitude towards Gundam because that's one of the worst animes I've ever seen jn my life
@@FulcroxKira is kinda boring but the rest of the cast in Seed are pretty good. I honestly don't know how you can look at Mu La Flaga and Andrew Waltfeld and still say Seed has no good characters.
I love that the Zekes were so confident, they thought the Federation would never catch up to the Zaku. They'd seen the Guncannon First Type and knew it didn't stack up. The Gundam however, that's like the real Jason Voorhees compared to a janitor in a hockey mask.
I'm loving the vibe of the very gritty common military part of Universal Century. Looking forward to the show. BTW, as this Gundam is obviously another variation of the mobile suit, not Amuro's Gundam, I am wondering if this show is non-canon like the Origin and Thunderbolt? I know Bandai has been officially and continuously retconning the canon UC history over the years, continuously adding stories that the Earth Federation had several Gundam variations other than Amuro's RX-78-2 during the One Year War, but I'm still wondering if this show is canon.
@@akiraguybecause of the shoulder canon(the design shown only in Origin-related contents) and the antennas/horns(which Ez8 is known for not having them), I thought it was more like a variation of the Origin version of RX-78-2. But using a RX-79[G] Gundam Ground Type variant would make more sense for ground battles.
It looks like a variant of the ground type gundam, though the back mounted equipment might imply this happens in the Origin timeline. Until Bandai tells us which timeline, we won't know. Chances are Bandai will say both versions of UC happened in the over all "Turn A resets humanity between the shows" narrative.
@@junior-fj8ud Yeah, Ez8 was a custom machine - this thing reeks of an early RX-79G machine (the chest says Gundam EX on it, according to the pictures from the gunpla releases). I would put it as an early RX-79G (especially given the EFGF on the shoulder in the stills I've seen).
I mean, to be sympathetic to the boots on the ground we need to understand what they THOUGHT they were fighting for even if the truth is far more horrifying.
Not "new management", more like "self management"... Lets remember that general Revil refused the peaceful independence option proposed by Degwin Zabi. The Zabis being wrong doesn't make the Earth Federation right, they are the imperialists after all.
@@RacingPotato12 the lord inquisitor was older than astartes and more importantly was much longer and was meant to be a movie instead of short clips every four to six months
I was amazed at how good it was! The storyline didn't break for a gay scene. It didn't have a total focus on DEI. I didn't hear any white-hate comments. Shockingly, most of the typical nastiness and depravity that Hollywood injects was missing, and instead we get a good story. I liked the graphics and didn't mind the stiffness in the characters. Hopefully there will be a season 2!
Not a fan of the way the new Gundam looks. It's a lot uglier in the face than any of the Earth Federation's mobile suits from that time period. if you put it next to the other OYW suits it looks out of place. I don't get why some productions need to completely screw with the way iconic things look in well-known stories. There have been plenty of updates to older properties that have looked like quality updates (Ghost in the Shell SAC, Macross) Then there are also things like this or the Michael Bay-led Transformers films which took perfectly fine robot designs and made them look like they were made out of scrap metal. I'll watch it but that and some very un-military looking soldiers will bother me the entire time.
Huh, it's almost like they're trying to convey something through that design. Also, Gundam characters have never been up to code, with these designs being infinitely more up to code than the standard lmao
It's very obvious whoever is making it doesn't actually care about Gundam and wants to do "their own thing." It's hideous and uncanny, as expected of Netflix garbage.
@@junker-f3mif we’re talking Netflix then Scott pilgrim takes off was a bait and switch. The trailers made it seem like an adaptation of the comic not a spinoff
I hope that they redo the sounds for that rotary cannon firing at the 1:40 mark. I'm so tired of rotary cannons and miniguns all sounding like conventional machineguns. You'd think that by now that directors and sound designers know that these kinds of weapons make a unique buzzing kind of sound due to their high rates of fire, and it's this high rate of rie is why they have multiple barrels because any gun firing that would melt a single barrel.
I strongly doubt the writer and director of this animation have never realised the Principality of Zeon is modeled after Nazi Germany in the original works.
I literally said the same thing. It’s. so obvious it sticks out like a sore thumb. her design doesn’t fit at all. I feel like she’s gonna be the unstoppable gundam pilot. I’ll give it a try tho.
@@angellara7040 When it comes to 2d animation, such errors are understandable. The character is drawn for the frame every time. But in 3D, this is outright stupidity, because the model is made once, and then moves like in a puppet cartoon. The creators of MS IGLOO did not know at all that these were insignia, because they came up with their own unique badges on epaulettes, but at the same time they stuck the same buttonholes on everyone's spacesuits, regardless of rank.
@@FulcroxLook back in early work of Gundam and this universe if it even take place in the same one, things looks way off. Nose ring, tattoos, and other details feels not so gundam, not even zeon in design.
also bit out of the topic, which unicorn ver should i watch, the movie ver or tv ver as ended up saw snippet of good ol stark jegan vs khastriya fight month ago and spark me to watch unicorn again after many years. (uhh nvm just remember some i think of the characters from old stuff sorry to interrupt peace)
Holy crap! I think you can spot a new animation error every scene change. A characters feet in the floor. A Zaku with a tree clipping into it. Its honestly crazy that this has been shown to the public.
Man, the animation looks really rough. Very floaty kind of unintentional animations throughout. Looks really great when paused though the lighting and stills are fantastic
The Ez8 and the Armored Gundam from Thunderbolt are the two from the UC timeline that I can think of that have red eyes. The RX-78-2 Gundam has orange eyes, and most of the ones after it have green. The red is VERY menacing.
Look at all the ugly evil grunts in the animat3d series. These are just slightly less ugly versions of them but more realistic. It's probably because just like their animated counterparts they are meant to be killed off to showcase the gundam
45 years of the UNiversal Century 1979 Mobile Suit Gundam 1985 Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam 1986 Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ 1988 Mobile Suit Gundam Char's Counterattack 1989 Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket 1991 Mobile Suit Gundam F91 and Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory 1993 Mobile Suit Victory Gundam 1996 Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team 2004 Mobile Suit Gundam MS IGLOO 2010 Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn 2015 Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin and Mobile Suit Gundam Thunderbolt 2017 Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis 2018 Mobile Suit Gundam Narrative 2021 Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway And now in 2024 Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance
This is probably one of the best mecha series ( which could have gone sideways because of woke shit we been through). Its a good series with action pack cutscenes, great animation and design. Its nice to see the zeon perspective of the one year war and how they view the gundam as a monster
The previous Gundam series that started airing 2 years ago had 2D animation, the same can be said for the Metaverse anime (not that the Metaverse anime is.. good), the upcoming IBO project and Hathaway 2. This is like the only modern fully cg Gundam thing lmao.
I gotta say, i think it's really funny how at 0:50, the guy speaks on how Zeon's gonna thrive and spread, and then juxtaposed with seeing the cobbled and stiched together Zaku tanks rolling in.
@@benjamintodd5637 Ah, so you saw itsagundam's video on it and are pretending to be a fan, I see. So you have no problem with the fact that a black woman is explicitly the physically strongest character in that series, surely.
It's miles ahead of IGLOO, but still the characters look like action figures compared, for example, to Love and Robots episodes with realistic CGI style. Also the dub falls flat if this is the best they have to show in the trailer. Maybe i am spoiled by VA in things like Baldur's Gate 3.
When this was initially being made, the technology hadn't existed yet in Unreal Engine to match some of the stuff we see in Love, Death, and Robots. Oddly had they waited until just last year to begin production, they'd of had everything they needed. If this gets a sequel, we'll probably see improved faces.
Nah the english does sound weird. Not necessarily bad va work it just doesn't sound mixed in to the animation. The lack of lip synching doesn't help either
@@BillyBoy-hr9rlThe original Gundam series had a woman with even shorter hair and it was foundational to anime as a medium, so I dunno about that chief.
@@Peasham You are comparing with an entirely Japanese series from 1979, there is no comparison. The only Japanese thing is the mechanical design of the mechs.
@@maxhell4033This series is being produced by two Japanese studios. And you're right, Matilda Ajan was infinitely less feminine than any female character presented here.
I like that they frame the Gundam like an unknown war machine that seems unstoppable. A giant robot Michael Meyers
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Kinda similar to the Spartans who were inspired by the Gundams
There's a reason they called the Gundam "WHITE DEVIL."
There's a reason Zekes called the Gundam "the White Devil."
That was the perception of them.
Oh waiter! Another depiction of the One Year War that’s even more depressing and terrifying please!
Tomino: "Of course, and it's our special of the day!"
*pulls off the polished metal lid* As you ordered!
Chef: "Colony drop ! Order up!!"
Welcome to current life
Me wishing there had been more courses of G-witch to enjoy instead of reordering the same incomplete full spread.
0:10 Zeon: "We fight for independence of Spacenoids!"
Also Zeon: *used the Colonies of the Spacenoids and drop them to Earth*
They mistaking Spacenoid independence for Spacenoid supremacy.
@@EJAXK13 I wouldn't say that. Similar to when the Farmers Resist Lenin's resolution and were proclaimed Class Traitors ie Kulaks. Spacenoids who side with the Federation are deemed Traitors in a similar sense. Like many Revolutionary movements that came before, those people might as well be the enemy, in actuality they were. It's also a fundamental flaw in a lot of revolutionary movements who proclaim they're fighting for a specific people, meanwhile not all those people rarely even half even side with the revolution, they may not resist it but they still don't' side with it. This rings true even with the American Resolution, I think 2/3s of the Colonist wanted nothing to do with it, and loyalist who chose to oppose it were treated lower than dirt.
I honestly think the entire narrative of Mobile Suit Gundam is built around how Revolutions become corruptions of their own ideals. If you remember Amuro's little short speech on Axis when being chased by Char about Intellectuals and Revolutions. With Zeon Zum Deikun basically being Space Marx. The Principality is a Perversion of Deikun's original vision meanwhile Deikun himself was pretty much as insane as Marx was. Similar to how disillusioned Marxist who lost faith in what they deemed a bankrupt ideology broke ranks and eventually became the founders of Fascism.
To be fair, the Zabi's did twist the ideals of the principality, it originally founded on the idea of independence but Degwin or should I say Ghiren specifically went full on space naz1 that he took being called Adolf H of his time as a compliment.
Amazing how people think Zeon did nothing wrong but a good chunk of Australia disagrees with that thinking.
@@traphimawari7760 but but it's not "Real Zeonism." Hehehe
For those curious, thats not THE gundam shown in the trailer. The right shoulder has a handle bar on it. The rx-78-2 does not have those. This is likely an rx-79 G gundam variant. The red eyes also give it away as well as the standard production beam rifle it’s holding. This is not the “White Devil”.
My money is on that it’s a take on the Blue Destiny unit
@@TheHeavygun i actually went through my list of suits on GBO2 to find the most similar looking one and I agree with you. The Blue Destiny Unit 2 looks almost exactly identical to this one.
thanks it actually does look like the 79
I believe it's called the RX 78-EX. It's more than likely a modified unit/test unit so there should be similarities with the Blue Destiny units since they should be sharing the same model as a base.
Honestly thought of blue destiny as well
The mobile suits look good but the people look terrible. Especially the lip syncing with the audio. I have a feeling this will be the new MS-IGLOO
MS-IGLOO was awesome so I'm all for it
MS IGLOO had good writing. This one...I'm skeptical about it.
I mean how dated IGLOO looks
why a soldier got nose ring and pink hair??? did producer ever met a real soldier???
Have you watch Gundam before there character with different hair color and overly design characters so who cares if if realistic in that sense. Seem like a nitpick.@@arx117
No wonder they called it the White Devil, that shot of RX-78 was menacing.
We still ain't sure if that's an RX-78 variant, but i get ya
It's not the rx-78. The gunpla kit previews called it the gundam EX
I think the gundam here is more likely RX 79. The head and the chest part is similar to RX 79. There is also Gouf custom here, not the normal Gouf. So i think this is more likely based on gundam 8th ms team era.
@@paulsutanto9471 It's during the Odessa Campaign, to my knowledge - eastern Europe, near the end of the OYW; early November.
@@Shinigasumiwhich leads me to my question, why the hell does she say “what the hell is that” when, by this point in the war gundams are well known. We also don’t seem to see any feddie mobile suits except the Gundam, which is… a choice.
Making the gundam a demon, slasher, terminator on the battlefield is just so sweet.
Edit: Appreciate your comments fellow Gundam fans. 😊😁🥲
it was considered the white devil on the battlefield by Zeon so that is an accurate portrayal of how they seen the rx-78
Thunderbolt did that already.
Because it is... Amuro isn't like the later protags, he goes exclusively for the cockpit. If you are in a zaku, and you see that white robot, pray to whatever higher being you believe in because you are definitely dead.
@@hangmingzhang5067 I'm well aware, just admiring the details. 🙂
@@Itisoverthere-rw I've seen Thunderbolt. Excellent story.
1:04 The Gundam enjoys a very enthusiastic walk.
Is this a Helsing Abridged reference?
@@Cole-ui8bi And before you ask…YES, THIS *IS* A HELLSING REFERENCE!
A very very enthusiastic walk!!!
That design... Is that, the Mudrock?!
@@shidensasaki5527 No it's a possible variant of the Gundam Ez8.
This looks like something a fan made and posted on youtube. This can’t be real
*Seriously it does. It's more DEI garbage. Probably made by an entire team of black gays.*
@@LunarTikOfficialit's made by a white guy
@@angellara7040 WOOOOO YEAHHHH THAT MEANS NO WOKE BS
@@starwindamada5313 gundam has always been woke. The entire series is basically about how the military breaks people and use people who can change the world as tools and prevents them from making a difference out of fear they would fall out of relevancy
@@angellara7040yep even that isn't woke based on media literacy
Character design that missed the point of Gundam aside, I wished this for style of depiction for Gundam for years. It is true that depicting toys in lowlights condition would not look as good, but it can be. I recently came around to read The Origin to see Yasuhiko Yoshikazu's vision and got hit my a wave of nostalgia that makes my hands shake back in the day. The dark, heavy tone, heavy metal sci-fi style of the 80s and 90s were the reason why I fall in love with the genre. It instantly sends me back to the first time I entered Armored Core 2 and the Core started moving. That heavy atmosphere of controlling a giant mechanised machine, blowing up others, a metallic terror, just clicks. AC6 left much to be desired, atmosphere and storywise, but the dark, heavy mechanised mood of the trailer was very IG mecha and it was just, glorious. Gundam with that sort of mood with its anti-war tone would fit right in, next to the usual beautiful classic "anime" style depiction. They have tried it many times, but they should have just went full balls to the walls like this during the edgy early 2000s era. Seed was iconic in its own ways, but I have to admit AC2 and 3 made me liked MS IGLOO more. Even that could have been even more grimy and mechanical. Having an even more brutal and tense Igloo coming out on the aftermath of Fallujah would have been brutal.
Oh I'd love to know what "point" they missed.
@@Peasham I’ve explained this replying to others below, but here goes. The original 79 Gundam had a heavy emphasis on anti-chauvinism, it was very cynical towards the military and militarism in general despite selling them as cool toys, which was what made the franchise stood out in my opinion (mecha was not a new genre in 79). An important part of the core concept was the death and conversion of individualism that’s fetishised into devotion for the military. Family, connection, love and all of that are used by the military as weapons at any place, any time, any cost. That’s why even though Gundam is iconic, the characters design even in newer series always remain rather generic, except for the very select few, and not necessary the “good guys”. Char for instance, stood out because of his iconic masked look. The reason why he’s “allowed” certain leeway is because of military reason. He’s an ace, his image served as a weapon to inspire the generic soldiers to die for the glory of battle. That’s extremely cynical view of the military practice. It actually addresses something uncomfortable about the US military that non-Americans often observe, such as in Starship Trooper. Decorative items and R&R things that are allowed are only there to distract the soldiers from the grim reality of militarism, making the military seem more “friendly”, rather than the monolithic, uncaring meat grinder that it is.
That’s why having freely piercing, tattooed with cool haircut, “strong female” leaders figures work against the very idea that Gundam was build on. It’s hard to see that cynicism mentioned above if every other major military characters are allowed so much individualism. It makes the military depiction seem almost “accepting”, “cool” and in the end, “tragic”, rather than soul sucking and downright evil. Never forget how cruel, cunning and ultimately uncaring the “nice looking” female officers of the Federation were in the 1979 series. They are “conventionally attractive”, squeaky clean in the image of the military, but their actions show they are anything but. Willing to sacrifice civilians to lure out the enemies is the tip of the iceberg and it was done so casually one wouldn’t bat an eye almost.
This is why reducing every situation into “awakening” or not is reductive and even downright disrespectful, especially if it was done without thoughts and consideration and especially being done to somebody else work. This goes both way of course as idiots would proclaim something as “went awaken” to offhandedly dismiss a thoughtless addition for conformity. Both are equally disrespectful and dismissive of the works and efforts being made.
@@lc9245 A cursory glance at any classic Gundam show shows that individualism was never once denied to any of the characters, the women actually NOT being conventionally attractive as Tomino fought for them, and Matilda specifically, to have short and at the time masculine hair despite the studio wanting her to be more, you guessed it, conventionally attractive. The actual point of Gundam is in fact that individual people within these factions aren't necessarily evil, whereas their leaders necessarily are, as admitted by Tomino multiple times it is first and foremost a story about humanity, not a story about humanity killing each other.
However uh, no, Zeon propaganda specifically was focused on being scary and intimidating, it was never focused on conformity or squeaky clean posturing, I don't know why you've focused more on the Federation than Zeon here as all of these character designs are Zeon, not Federation, and they very much fit the image of intimidation. Though regardless, we can see through the various character designs that none of these factions have ever had any form of consistent standards anyway.
@@Peasham I don't know if my composition or your comprehension is the issue to be addressed here, but it's like you were talking to someone else, comically missing my point. Let me be clear, probably one last time, about what I said. The show was anti-militarism. That has nothing to do with "denied individualism" through "cursory glance". You are lumping distinctive character design so you can tell them apart vs designing individualistic characters who are shown to be different and distinctive from each other. I'll address that in the uniform part. That point also has nothing to do with "a story about humanity" vs "a story about humanity killing each other". Zeon propaganda even less so and what do you mean by "focused more on Federation than Zeon"? Let's bring it back.
Let's start with Zeon's propaganda? Zeon was quite deliberately alluded to as being "fascist-like", not "intimidating" per se, more "chauvinistic", "militant", "fascistic". The key word might be "glory in victory" or "strength". I don't want to bring too much analysis into the discussion to digress, but a particular memorable moment was the funeral in one of the earlier part/episode, in which the grieving father is reminded of his duty to the military and used his son's death to rally the troops. That's chauvinism. It is weak to grieve. Characters all have very visible emotion, but those emotions are eventually channelled through violence. The most decorated, individualised, as in accessorised, uniquely MADE to be by the character to be associated with them, other than their looks for reason I have mentioned that they need to look different from each other to be tell apart, aka their hair, is their weapon: the mechs. That's a given, since it is a show made to sell toys, but I think they cleverly used to as a point to be made about the nature of what you referred to as "necessarily are (evil)": the pursuit of victory, strength, chauvinism.
This is why so-called anti-war movies that brought in things like brotherhood, soldiers putting cards on their helmet, posters on walls, listening to the radio and such which were supposed to invoke the "war is hell but we are still humans in the end", are condoned, accepted .... by the army. They know it romanticised war, and made the military "human". This is why I said adding soldier with piercing and tattoos, very individualistic as in being able to freely expressed their own uniqueness, hobby openly while serving in the military, as missing the point. It romanticised the military. I brought up the Federation's actions precisely because of that. They did not shy away from depicting the supposed good guys as being monsters despite them fighting fascists. Even the women military staffs were clearly capable of cunning and cruelty. It is that militarism, duty bound, winner takes all attitude that cast a long shadow on the show.
Part of the shadow of militarism that can be seen was through the lens of conformity. Uniform is the first thing that made someone part of the military. Almost everyone is featureless, soldiers are depicted without accessories or special characteristics, which is precisely why Char felt special and stood out with his iconic helmet. Another part was Fraw joining the military by donning the greatest of conformity, the uniform on, and then Amuro putting on the fighting kit. That's why I brought up conformity. Militarism necessitate conformity for the sake of power and victory. Only through victory can one really be and make a "different", like Char. That's why everyone express themselves mostly through the only thing that represents them the most, their weapon, the robots. Having characters being allowed to "be free", is actually against that very spirit.
I am very well aware that they can use those characters in a such a way that it twists the entire concept of "rebellious soldiers" in the military. Perhaps they already did by letting the fascist have cool hairdos, tattoos and piercings with people from diverse ethnicity, mocking or deconstructing other shows/tropes in which the "bad guys" are conformists and the good guys are diverse, tolerant. Maybe despite the veneer of the tattoos, piercing, the 2nd Lieutenant is completely a buy-the-book, follow order to the letter kind of soldier who would not hesitate to reduce children to ashes, and that all it takes is her to be allowed to have piercings. Now that would be an "appropriate" insertion of individualism expression for military character in an anti-war, anti-chauvinism series. I bring this up to show you I am not inherently against inserting such character design, but it must fit the theme of the series. If it's inserted just because, then it just would be missing the point and out of place.
@@lc9245all 3 comments are very well written *chef's kiss*
The MS and action looka great, but the human movements still look clunky like MS igloo?
animated humans will always look clunky, its what we call uncanny valley
@@FulcroxI don’t know about that one, I’ve seen enough animation to know that it can look fine if done right
@@anexistanthuman2435 I think the human character models could have benefitted from being a bit more stylized, like how Lupin III The First maintained the classic art style but translated it to CG.
The humans look like toys from Toy Story 2, pretty awful considering how amazing everything else looks. They got all the lights, sims, and shading right on the mechs and building but the humans look like action figure plastic
The humans look fine. Its the mouth movements, they're not synced up with the dialogue properly, making the face animation feel stiff and clunky.
1:04 It's a Gundam.
Do it properly. "IT'S A GUNNNDAM!!!"
"It's a Gundam" 😦 *the white devil stares in their direction* " *HOLY FK IT'S A GUNDAM* "!!!😱😱😱
@@Brasswatchman IT'S A GUNNNDAM!!!
@@RolanJohnson_SoCal THERE WE GO 😁
No, thats a GunDemon.
I really hope we get most of the action from the perspective from regular people. How terrifying it is to have 20m robots fighting around you, demolishing the entire landscape and anything that stands in there way. Somehow anime hasn't been able to instill this terror in viewers.
Except that 1 scene in Gundam Hathaway where sparks where flying and crap were melting all over the place.
@@swyaseen Indeed. Thought even that didn't really capture the terror and sheer destruction, what I imagine, a Gundam or a Zaku could unleash in a crowded city center.
@@ZechsMerquise195 F91 did it well too. The Federation defense of Frontier 4 was a disaster with their disregard for the civilian casualties. In the history of LOL TOMINO moments, a woman's death by bonk to the head from a G-Cannon's discharged shell casing is second only to what happens to a child in Space Runaway Ideon. If you know, you know.
Hathaway was one of the few times where they show the basic function of the Mobile Suit doing more damage than the artillery.
@@_GeneralMechanics_ that was a brutal scene in F91. A discharged shell the size of a fridge, killed her instantly
I know it's a film, but the entire cast so far screams of Sweet Baby Inc. Makes sense since Bandai Namco and SBI have been working together if the Unknown 9 dumpster fire is any indication
Gundam: I'm going to take a walk...
Hahaha Helsing Abridged reference 😂 nice
are we supposed to know these characters? they're name dropping like crazy
I wish they would've spent more time on the human animations. The mechs and settings look incredible, almost realistic, but the humans look like CGI renders from Shrek 2. Almost no facial movements and static Lego hair.
Pretty sure that's a symptom of them needing to redub and reanimate lip movements for Japanese, so they keep it all very tight.
yeah i agree. that point where she looks like she is supposed to be excited when she sees the captian, that just looks blandish
Reminding me of RE Degeneration Leon.
I thought this was a video game trailer. I agree the animation is subpar for a movie.
Yeah, the charactet animation seems to be only about as good as Igloo, from decades ago.
Made in UE5 but looks like a fanmade sfm animation
You think we'd improved since Final Fantasy: Spirits Within, but it doesn't look like it...
yeah its shit
It looks like shittier CGI than G Savior
IGLOO looked better and had less tumblr trash with better female leads
the characters look bad yeah but youre all tripping fucking balls thinking the mechs look bad, of course theyre not gonna show us any of the really good shit yet, in this day and age when trailers over-indulge and spoil basically entire plots with their trailers. this is a nice break from that especially since theyre going to be 6 thirty minute long episodes. have some faith yall...
Im interested in this project but im not likeing the human animation it feels stiff while the gundam is so fluid
Specially the mouth movement.. 🤔
@@LilyBeta Well that part is likely just cause its Japanese animated first
@@kennethsatria6607 final fantasy 15 kingsglaive also animated by japanese and it has a god damn beautiful animation xD
Zeon has become so diverse literally the only women we see in the trailer look like they have daddy issues, sociology majors, and twitter addictions
Glad im not the only one noticing. Netflix at it again
"TROOPS, YOU MUST REALIZE THAT WE ARE IN A NETFLIX CG ADAPTATION OF AN ANIME"
1:38 I mean… the Golf Custom was the most exciting things in the whole trailer
Volkswagen confirmed
agreed
ah, yes, the ms-07B-3 Volkswagen Golf Custom
We q
What's next MS-08 Scirocco? MS-09 Polo?
0:51 Is those grass just spawn?
yes, it did
They’re tree shadows look closer and in slow-mo
@@rodrigs9976 Nope, that's actually just grass loading in. it's very obvious on the left side.
When your PS3 area FMV's have a limited draw distance...
good catch
1:37 "That's no Zaku boy"
0:50 why is there a texture pop in 😅
Unfortunately I’m not a fan of the CG animation in here. Reminds me of the Final Fantasy Movie but not quite as pretty.
It looks cool - I'm a big fan of the more grounded Gundam takes like Stardust Memory and 08th MS Team, so this is right up my alley. As long as the characters are good and have real personalities, and the story doesn't try to do too many things in too little runtime, it should be great! Though I have to wonder, is this what became of Netflix's announced live action Gundam movie that was supposed to be directed by Kong: Skull Island's Jordan Vogt-Roberts. The shot of the Gundam against the flaming hangars and buildings is really similar to one of the only pieces of concept art ever pushed out for that.
I'm happy to see this, but I still want to see Vogt-Roberts' live action Gundam happen... especially since the facial animation here seems pretty... not great. It's not a dealbreaker, but it really reminds me of, like, Roughnecks: Starship Troopers Chronicles from, like, 2000.
Keep in mind that they're likely dubbing this in both English and Japanese. I imagine things might look significantly better in the original language.
@@Brasswatchman You know what? That is a fair point. I remember Lupin the 3rd: The First suffered from some horrendous mouth movements thanks to that, and that movie is _gorgeous_ otherwise. CGI is a lot tougher to change up for voicework than rewriting lines to fit into mouth flaps in 2D, and this is unfinished. I'll cross my fingers for the time being and stay positive that the face animations will be less stiff in the end!
@@barry-allenthe-flash8396 That seems like the case, yeah. Maybe someday everyone will be able to resync mouth movements on a country-by-country basis. But until then...
No, no live action.
He's also doing the metal gear solid movie
0:03 Good soldiers follow orders.
Bad batch....nice
I thought there know star wars fanboy in this clip comments
Smarth Soldiers denny a stupid orders.
And help the trains run on time.
@@PaladinodoCerradooficialThis sounds like heresy to me!
1:24 This black soldier doesn't move at all like that. The team has a lot of room for improvement in action processing.
Bro is straight up not animated lmao
I like this view where the RX Gundam is the Terminator lol
Crazy that after 23 years, Final Fantasy Spirits within is getting re-releassed as a Netflix series.
Wow.
The 3D animation looks stellar, a couple scenes feel weird to look at. Like they don’t have the impact and energy and drag behind their movements that they should. But overall a stellar look.
Plus I like the Gundam being their enigmatic force of nature. It’ll be interesting seeing a show where the main characters don’t seem to have Gundams of their own.
@@Quest3GamesThat's more likely to do with the youtube buffering. There's tons of bad pixelation from buffering in 1080p. The original teaser released last December in 4k looks so much better.
The textures look quite good but the animation itself feels like 10 years behind western animation studios
@@Quest3Games Funny you said that, apparently this is actually animated in Unreal Engine 5
Ah, I have long been awaiting a Gundam portraying as an unknown heavy tank with a leg.
Please God be good. Looks amazing but without good characters and plot it's nothing
Did you really just predetermined that a "Gundam" show will not have good characters and plot. Like seriously?
i mean Gundam SEED has no good characters and plot, but it has nice battles and moments i guess
@@justsomeguythatwantssometh9986 No I didn't, might wanna study your enterpretation on the english language there a bit. Besides Gundam SEED has something to say about your holier than thou attitude towards Gundam because that's one of the worst animes I've ever seen jn my life
@@chiyo-chanholocaust8143witch from mercury is another one
@@FulcroxKira is kinda boring but the rest of the cast in Seed are pretty good. I honestly don't know how you can look at Mu La Flaga and Andrew Waltfeld and still say Seed has no good characters.
Yo, having the Gundam set up to have a Godzilla like presence is crazzzy😂😂I’m all for it 👍🏼
Looking forward to seeing this! On a side notes, I imagine that scene with the pocket watch is an homage to the 08th MS Team series.
So basically, Netflix is making a spiritual successor to the MS Igloo series.
I think I threw up a little.
@@palladiamorsdeus MS Igloo was good
I'm cautiously excited, if only to hope it can be as awesome as MS Igloo was
@@strf90105 Yep! All the prototype mobile suits, armors and other weapons were super cool!
And Zeonic Front
I literally laughed out loud when 2nd lieutenant Haley Arhen popped up on screen.
Was that the pink hair tattooed f3m3n15t? Good grief man.
She Looks like someone I would trigger.
Why does the 3D animation look like it was created in 2005?
because that whole shows being done in unreal engine 5
I love that the Zekes were so confident, they thought the Federation would never catch up to the Zaku. They'd seen the Guncannon First Type and knew it didn't stack up. The Gundam however, that's like the real Jason Voorhees compared to a janitor in a hockey mask.
i just love the concept of this...
focusing on Zeon's story...
watching Gundam destroy their army
i love this
1:10 man.. got stared with that kind of eye.. only one comes to mind..
Run..
It had it's head tilted down too, it indeed sees them. The horror of the white devil.
Just a reminder, don't be like Gene...
I'm loving the vibe of the very gritty common military part of Universal Century. Looking forward to the show.
BTW, as this Gundam is obviously another variation of the mobile suit, not Amuro's Gundam, I am wondering if this show is non-canon like the Origin and Thunderbolt?
I know Bandai has been officially and continuously retconning the canon UC history over the years, continuously adding stories that the Earth Federation had several Gundam variations other than Amuro's RX-78-2 during the One Year War, but I'm still wondering if this show is canon.
Most probably rx-79 eZ8 Gundam (G) variant.
@@akiraguybecause of the shoulder canon(the design shown only in Origin-related contents) and the antennas/horns(which Ez8 is known for not having them), I thought it was more like a variation of the Origin version of RX-78-2. But using a RX-79[G] Gundam Ground Type variant would make more sense for ground battles.
It looks like a variant of the ground type gundam, though the back mounted equipment might imply this happens in the Origin timeline. Until Bandai tells us which timeline, we won't know.
Chances are Bandai will say both versions of UC happened in the over all "Turn A resets humanity between the shows" narrative.
@@akiraguy The EZ8 was a one-off, so very unlikely. More likely, it's one of the ground-types that the EZ8 was before its rebuild.
@@junior-fj8ud Yeah, Ez8 was a custom machine - this thing reeks of an early RX-79G machine (the chest says Gundam EX on it, according to the pictures from the gunpla releases). I would put it as an early RX-79G (especially given the EFGF on the shoulder in the stills I've seen).
where is my Hathaway movie 2? hahah
you can feel the Gundam scale in there even some scenes are very dark.
Hopefully this year, but nothing in stone yet
I need more of that sweet animated like live-action but still anime Hathaway art style
Red shoulders? Is that a VOTOMS reference?
Probably.
Now they just need big pistols and cool cockpit scene
‘The White Devil’ nickname was damn well earned
"Independence"
Sure....
Totally wasn't just new management coupled with a callous disregard for civilian life in general/S
I mean, to be sympathetic to the boots on the ground we need to understand what they THOUGHT they were fighting for even if the truth is far more horrifying.
Not "new management", more like "self management"... Lets remember that general Revil refused the peaceful independence option proposed by Degwin Zabi. The Zabis being wrong doesn't make the Earth Federation right, they are the imperialists after all.
"Why are we fighting over this rock?"
"Don't ask me, you're the ones who are going to be fighting." -Gihren
Needs more 80s-influenced tech, haircuts, vehicles, firearms - etc
lol, red should be the colour for Char use only.
You think they'll reveal that the team is related to Char somehow?
Red was never exclusive to char. The character of johnny ridden also uses red and is constantly confused for char
This is the Arma mod we've all been waiting for!
Don't you know?Gundam
@@athrunzala-gt3dq Clearly didnt get the joke- this looks like mod to milsim FPS when it suppose to be full fledged animation...
This is animated like some kid's first sfm, or a tech bro trying UE5 for the first time.
It's literally a fan made project with official backing. The director did a 40k short film in ue4 a few years back
@@angellara7040 Wait! Does this come from the dude who did Astartes? Lol that was infinitely better than this.
@@RacingPotato12 no. It's from the guy who made the lord inquisitor.
@@RacingPotato12 the lord inquisitor was older than astartes and more importantly was much longer and was meant to be a movie instead of short clips every four to six months
oh i like this perspective shot just like Pacific Rim you can sense how massive the Robot is
Don’t listen to the haters this show is really good and it has a horror feel
I was amazed at how good it was! The storyline didn't break for a gay scene. It didn't have a total focus on DEI. I didn't hear any white-hate comments. Shockingly, most of the typical nastiness and depravity that Hollywood injects was missing, and instead we get a good story. I liked the graphics and didn't mind the stiffness in the characters. Hopefully there will be a season 2!
They really gave the Gundam the vibe ot deserved. It's like a boogeyman. Michael Myers type shit. Chilling.
Not a fan of the way the new Gundam looks. It's a lot uglier in the face than any of the Earth Federation's mobile suits from that time period. if you put it next to the other OYW suits it looks out of place. I don't get why some productions need to completely screw with the way iconic things look in well-known stories. There have been plenty of updates to older properties that have looked like quality updates (Ghost in the Shell SAC, Macross) Then there are also things like this or the Michael Bay-led Transformers films which took perfectly fine robot designs and made them look like they were made out of scrap metal. I'll watch it but that and some very un-military looking soldiers will bother me the entire time.
Huh, it's almost like they're trying to convey something through that design. Also, Gundam characters have never been up to code, with these designs being infinitely more up to code than the standard lmao
It's very obvious whoever is making it doesn't actually care about Gundam and wants to do "their own thing." It's hideous and uncanny, as expected of Netflix garbage.
I felt this is gonna be another bait and switch.
Oh I'd love to know what you think they'll switch it with.
@@Peasham you try so hard in the comment section. you replay to every one that see the woke in the trailer.
@@magnomliman8114Yeah cuz y'all are hilarious, mongoloids pretending to be Gundam fans make for primo content.
what was the last bait and switch? i guess build divers re;rise had that big twist in the middle but i can't really think of anything else
@@junker-f3mif we’re talking Netflix then Scott pilgrim takes off was a bait and switch. The trailers made it seem like an adaptation of the comic not a spinoff
This looks like WWII but with mobile suits, perfect.
Don't you know?Gundam
@@athrunzala-gt3dq Well yeah, but just the over visual style is very 1940s.
@@bulkhead7341 not 1940
@@bulkhead7341 0079
Yeah until you saw that the supposed Zion "Nazis" has a black commander lol
Zeons: "We fight for the independence of the spacenoids!"
*Drops a colony full of spacenoids onto Earth*
Zeons: "Are, are we the bad guys?"
No, Zeons did nothing wrong.
I hope that they redo the sounds for that rotary cannon firing at the 1:40 mark. I'm so tired of rotary cannons and miniguns all sounding like conventional machineguns. You'd think that by now that directors and sound designers know that these kinds of weapons make a unique buzzing kind of sound due to their high rates of fire, and it's this high rate of rie is why they have multiple barrels because any gun firing that would melt a single barrel.
THATS WHAT IM SAYING, gouf needs justice
The gouf has always had a low fire fire
Gouf custom is too cool
Yeah, and every pilot of Gouf is so cool.
I see you are a fan of lorn RAMBA RAL
I strongly doubt the writer and director of this animation have never realised the Principality of Zeon is modeled after Nazi Germany in the original works.
There is literally a are we the baddies section about how zeon are the invaders
@@angellara7040 Nah, the portrayal is more like modern Japanese historical revisionism of WW2 history.
@@angellara7040 “Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket” and “Gundam 08th MS Team” have done a far much better job than this show.
i get strong independent and queen vibes from this Trailer...
Right! The pink hair and nose ring plus some other parts gave it away. DEI work. 😂
I literally said the same thing. It’s. so obvious it sticks out like a sore thumb. her design doesn’t fit at all. I feel like she’s gonna be the unstoppable gundam pilot. I’ll give it a try tho.
Same.
@@Johannesfluke77 Is that the new buzzword now? At this point, just air things out. It's not like any of this is veiled anymore.
Vibes? If it ain't explicit and obvious, it ain't Gundam.
These cut-scenes are awesome! I really look forward to playing this game.
It's not a game.
This feels like what Zeonic Front sequel could have been because these look like cutscenes from a game rather than proper animation for a TV series.
The guy says he's a second lieutenant, but he has the rank insignia of a first lieutenant on his neck. The traditions of MS IGLOO are alive.
Zeta too. Jarid changes his rank constantly
@@angellara7040 When it comes to 2d animation, such errors are understandable. The character is drawn for the frame every time. But in 3D, this is outright stupidity, because the model is made once, and then moves like in a puppet cartoon. The creators of MS IGLOO did not know at all that these were insignia, because they came up with their own unique badges on epaulettes, but at the same time they stuck the same buttonholes on everyone's spacesuits, regardless of rank.
I'm glad you've actually seen MS Igloo and know this is fully in line with it, some absolute specimens out here are tryna say otherwise lol
Thats what happens when somone makes something with a popular IP they don't give a shit about.
Some of the character designs looks way off.
how so
@@FulcroxLook back in early work of Gundam and this universe if it even take place in the same one, things looks way off. Nose ring, tattoos, and other details feels not so gundam, not even zeon in design.
@@renegadegodmalice6996So you haven't seen a lot of Gundam is what you're saying.
also bit out of the topic, which unicorn ver should i watch, the movie ver or tv ver as ended up saw snippet of good ol stark jegan vs khastriya fight month ago and spark me to watch unicorn again after many years. (uhh nvm just remember some i think of the characters from old stuff sorry to interrupt peace)
@@PeashamI have seen them all exept the build fighting series´as it is more of a gunpla gimmic.
Holy crap! I think you can spot a new animation error every scene change. A characters feet in the floor. A Zaku with a tree clipping into it. Its honestly crazy that this has been shown to the public.
Hopefully all those bugs, glitches and errors will be fixed before the series get's released fully.
Man, the animation looks really rough. Very floaty kind of unintentional animations throughout. Looks really great when paused though the lighting and stills are fantastic
The animation buff in me is vilified but the the gunpla builder in me is delighted
Red Wolves, red shouldered. Nice touch.
by some reason in the Sunrise universe every thing with red symbol always end up KIA.
Now let's see if they got a chirico kuvie in their squad
@@aboriginite I'm going to take a guess but at this stage of the OYW, nope.
Thoughts they said Red Bulls on the ground.
It's very much like the special forces that Yoran Palesen would create XD
Nice DEI slop. I will be readimg thunderbolt thank you lol
Gundam has always had people of color
Now I want to see Gaunt’s Ghosts TV show directed by Erasmus Brosdau !
"We don't work there ((anymore))" is so accurate, as a Starbucks worker from 2019.
When i started watching i thought it was a trailer for a new game ... then i read the channel name ... 😞
They got the bad guys flipped around here
Agreed. A day where the Zekes pop like balloons is a good day.
Way to shit on a good thing like you do so well Netflix
Damn even Gundam embracing those kind of stuff,
Sidecut hair
And buffalo nose ring
Feddie bois, we about to get get cooked yet again but we always get W in the end.
If that Gundam has what think it has, this poor commander is going ti lose so much more than just her sanity and Zaku
And that drives the Zeon fanboys crazy, which is why we get crap like this.
@@palladiamorsdeus Hail Zeon
Imagine being attacked by a 18+ m. hulking beast, the frame with Gundam's red eyes is very striking, i hope they'll make more things such as this.
The Ez8 and the Armored Gundam from Thunderbolt are the two from the UC timeline that I can think of that have red eyes. The RX-78-2 Gundam has orange eyes, and most of the ones after it have green. The red is VERY menacing.
the character designs are....interesting
Yeah idk about it they look far too sfmish
Look at all the ugly evil grunts in the animat3d series. These are just slightly less ugly versions of them but more realistic. It's probably because just like their animated counterparts they are meant to be killed off to showcase the gundam
I've heard nothing but praise for this show!
45 years of the UNiversal Century
1979 Mobile Suit Gundam
1985 Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam
1986 Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ
1988 Mobile Suit Gundam Char's Counterattack
1989 Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket
1991 Mobile Suit Gundam F91 and Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory
1993 Mobile Suit Victory Gundam
1996 Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team
2004 Mobile Suit Gundam MS IGLOO
2010 Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn
2015 Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin and Mobile Suit Gundam Thunderbolt
2017 Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis
2018 Mobile Suit Gundam Narrative
2021 Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway
And now in 2024 Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance
Watching this trailer just reminds me how ahead the ff15 movie was
Don't you know?Gundam
Saving Private Zaku
The MS look good in this trailer however the people have an uncanny valley aura. Will watch because it’s Gundam
@@Quest3Games yeah, their mouths move, but their facial expression and eyes are completely static. People don't work like that.
This is probably one of the best mecha series ( which could have gone sideways because of woke shit we been through). Its a good series with action pack cutscenes, great animation and design. Its nice to see the zeon perspective of the one year war and how they view the gundam as a monster
I wish we got an open world gundam game. Would be sick to have the world of no man's sky and the gameplay of GBO2.
Meh. Miss the good ole days of glorious 2D animation.
@betelgeusepictures Appreciate the explanation and that is such a shame because 08th MS team and 0083 look so good on blu-ray.
The previous Gundam series that started airing 2 years ago had 2D animation, the same can be said for the Metaverse anime (not that the Metaverse anime is.. good), the upcoming IBO project and Hathaway 2.
This is like the only modern fully cg Gundam thing lmao.
I gotta say, i think it's really funny how at 0:50, the guy speaks on how Zeon's gonna thrive and spread, and then juxtaposed with seeing the cobbled and stiched together Zaku tanks rolling in.
Is this unreal engine ?
Yes, they using Unreal engine 5
Yes they used the Unreal engine 5
The Gundam as well as the other mecha suits look fantastic.
Gundam: A zeek's worst nightmare.
1:27 Someone actually looked at this character design and thought "...Yeah, that's 100% an accurate Gundam character depiction."
I mean.
Yes, actually, yes it is.
@@PeashamIt looks like a Tumblr user more than it resembles any Gundam character I've ever seen, and that includes the modern stuff.
@@benjamintodd5637 I suppose it's hard to know of Gundam characters when you've never seen any Gundam series, sure.
@@PeashamI grew up watching 0083: Stardust Memory, bro. Your argument is invalid.
@@benjamintodd5637 Ah, so you saw itsagundam's video on it and are pretending to be a fan, I see. So you have no problem with the fact that a black woman is explicitly the physically strongest character in that series, surely.
It's miles ahead of IGLOO, but still the characters look like action figures compared, for example, to Love and Robots episodes with realistic CGI style. Also the dub falls flat if this is the best they have to show in the trailer. Maybe i am spoiled by VA in things like Baldur's Gate 3.
When this was initially being made, the technology hadn't existed yet in Unreal Engine to match some of the stuff we see in Love, Death, and Robots. Oddly had they waited until just last year to begin production, they'd of had everything they needed. If this gets a sequel, we'll probably see improved faces.
Nah the english does sound weird. Not necessarily bad va work it just doesn't sound mixed in to the animation. The lack of lip synching doesn't help either
1:28 ah yes there’s the western DEI representation…
A regular woman?
@@Peasham Are you even allowed to say woman in USA? Didn't you guys have to say body 2?
@@BeckyRoth99I ain't the one throwing out buzzwords cuz of a woman in an anime guy lmao don't ask me
@@PeashamDID YOU JUST ASSUME HER GENDER WITHOUT ASKING
@@Peasham If that’s what you think a regular woman looks like then you definitely don’t go outside.
Entonces ya en este momento puedo verla en Netflix ya esta??
Portraying a Gundam like it’s Godzilla is such a cool idea. Portraying it like it’s a force of nature, rather than a mech suit is so chilling
I see GOUF!!!!!
>shaved side of head
I already know how this is gonna go.
And how is that?
@@Peashamtrash 🗑️
@@BillyBoy-hr9rlThe original Gundam series had a woman with even shorter hair and it was foundational to anime as a medium, so I dunno about that chief.
@@Peasham You are comparing with an entirely Japanese series from 1979, there is no comparison. The only Japanese thing is the mechanical design of the mechs.
@@maxhell4033This series is being produced by two Japanese studios. And you're right, Matilda Ajan was infinitely less feminine than any female character presented here.