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 Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2005 2:42 pm
SEED had 11 Gundams active in the series at one point, which is two short of the total number of Gundams that appeared.
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Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2005 10:44 pm
Starcloud SEED had 11 Gundams active in the series at one point, which is two short of the total number of Gundams that appeared. More actually, if you include all individual Gundams like I do. Freedom Justice Duel AS Buster Aile Strike Aile Strike Rouge Raider Calamity Forbidden Providence M1 Astray (At least five; the three Astray girls plus Athrun and Cagalli's escorts when they went to GENESIS.) Even more if you include Seed-MSV and Seed Astray...
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2005 4:00 pm
You can't make unbiased analysis of something that you clearly have an opinion on. If you were totally new to Gundam, and had never before seen or read anything pertaining to Gundam, then you could have made an unbiased analysis. However, you have. So it's biased.
That doesn't make you a bad person, or anything... just biased.
RySH:
And your list doesn't even cover the Gundams found in the Astray mangas/novels/photo novels! So much Gundam-clutter in CE, lol. xd
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2005 6:07 pm
Still, the number of Gundams in CE, AC, AW, or even (possibly) FC pale in comparison to UC.
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2005 6:09 pm
RySH Still, the number of Gundams in CE, AC, AW, or even (possibly) FC pale in comparison to UC. I'd say that's merely because of the multitude of separate series. xp
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2005 9:52 pm
Shani wants griphephtan Colonel Lady Une Shani wants griphephtan This can't exactly be non-biased, as you like wing. surprised I may like Wing but I can point out its flaws hence I'm non-biased. Being biased would be bashing other series just to make Wing look good. Shani calls bullshit; You're telling me the fact that you like wing doesn't affect your presentation of the series in the least? neutral Ok, fine. Perhaps you could recommend a title for this thread? “A Slightly Biased Wing Analysis”? Or just plain “Wing Analysis”? Either would suit me fine. It isn’t exactly my fault I haven’t seen any other Gundam series besides those in the ever-inaccurate Tagalog dub. Wing just happened to be the only series available in English and I happened to like it. Besides, you seem to be prejudiced against Wing. Episode Zero was quite a refreshing foray into Wing history but I’m guessing you’ve never read it seeing how biased you are against the series.
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Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2005 11:55 am
As someone who has seen a fairly descent amount of the different Gundam Series. And being that I enjoy wing I feel that I can get into an unbiased discussion about it. I've seen the minor to major plot loops and bumps in Wing and quite frankly I feel that because it's a show that I can kick back to and just watch with out much thought process to go with it I can be unbiased about alot of things because I also happen to like alot of the stuff from the UC time line as well as most of the AC time line worked. Unless you count Turn A which claims taht AC and UC are intermingled by the time space continutity and a White mustashed Gundam
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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 2:27 pm
Colonel Lady Une Ok, fine. Perhaps you could recommend a title for this thread? “A Slightly Biased Wing Analysis”? Or just plain “Wing Analysis”? Either would suit me fine. It isn’t exactly my fault I haven’t seen any other Gundam series besides those in the ever-inaccurate Tagalog dub. Wing just happened to be the only series available in English and I happened to like it. Besides, you seem to be prejudiced against Wing. Episode Zero was quite a refreshing foray into Wing history but I’m guessing you’ve never read it seeing how biased you are against the series. I don't recall saying I was unbiased.... neutral Wait, that's because I never did. I am heavily biased, and I'm able to admit it to myself and anyone who inquires. To be unbiased, you would have to have seen every Gundam series, and like them all exactly the same, which is ******** impossible to do as a human being.
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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 2:42 pm
Shani wants griphephtan To be unbiased, you would have to have seen every Gundam series, and like them all exactly the same, which is ******** impossible to do as a human being. Because if you like G Savior the same as the greats, you should die a long and painful death. stare
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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 11:35 pm
Shani wants griphephtan Colonel Lady Une Ok, fine. Perhaps you could recommend a title for this thread? “A Slightly Biased Wing Analysis”? Or just plain “Wing Analysis”? Either would suit me fine. It isn’t exactly my fault I haven’t seen any other Gundam series besides those in the ever-inaccurate Tagalog dub. Wing just happened to be the only series available in English and I happened to like it. Besides, you seem to be prejudiced against Wing. Episode Zero was quite a refreshing foray into Wing history but I’m guessing you’ve never read it seeing how biased you are against the series. I don't recall saying I was unbiased.... neutral Wait, that's because I never did. I am heavily biased, and I'm able to admit it to myself and anyone who inquires. To be unbiased, you would have to have seen every Gundam series, and like them all exactly the same, which is ******** impossible to do as a human being. Not impossible. I know 2 people who have done exactly that. And I've been learned about the other Gundam Series' through them and grasping more knowledge as I go along. It get's me excited to see the newer works like Seed Destiny and yet I'd love to dish out nearly $200 to buy the Zeta box set to watch all of it. I can be unbiased because I won't hold one show's worth above another. I enjoy all of Gundam........ except american Gundam SD...... because that's just not Gundam.
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Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2005 8:50 am
Laluna_Wulf Not impossible. I know 2 people who have done exactly that. And I've been learned about the other Gundam Series' through them and grasping more knowledge as I go along. It get's me excited to see the newer works like Seed Destiny and yet I'd love to dish out nearly $200 to buy the Zeta box set to watch all of it. I can be unbiased because I won't hold one show's worth above another. I enjoy all of Gundam........ except american Gundam SD...... because that's just not Gundam. Xeon Sempai Shani wants griphephtan To be unbiased, you would have to have seen every Gundam series, and like them all exactly the same, which is ******** impossible to do as a human being. Because if you like G Savior the same as the greats, you should die a long and painful death. stare
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Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2005 10:41 pm
And the point with that one was?
I really don't think that show should have held the title Gundam SD. Having seen the original SD Gundam episodes, I felt that this American version was a mockery of what SD really was. Perhapes that is a little biased of me, I'll admit to that but as much as I liked Gundam. I actually did sit through the entire season of that show from start to finish. What bothered me the most about the American Gundam SD, was two things actually.
One: The human quality factor in SD Gundam was done horribly... The boy was anoying the characters where just ..... there..... and there was hardly if much at all any reference to the Gundam Shows...... oh sure so the kids dad puts on a Haro mask and he's all important...... whoopty do. So the Mayor kinda looked like Relena...... there was that girl Salla? the kinda ditzy one that "Zero the winged knight" kept calling a Princess?
Two: If their going to do a show based on Gundams....... shouldn't they....... look more like Gundams in super deformed mode. It was obvious that the three main gundam characters came from 0079, Gundam Wing and G Gundam. And I felt it was kinda interesting what they did to get them together. But .......... they made them sound so ......... pathetic..... meak..... It was like a bunch of kids where in cardboard boxed suits running around.......
The only one thing I liked out of the show was the Zaku's. The Zaku's made the whole series worth watching.
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 2:19 pm
Laluna_Wulf And the point with that one was? I really don't think that show should have held the title Gundam SD. Having seen the original SD Gundam episodes, I felt that this American version was a mockery of what SD really was. Perhapes that is a little biased of me, I'll admit to that but as much as I liked Gundam. I actually did sit through the entire season of that show from start to finish. What bothered me the most about the American Gundam SD, was two things actually. One: The human quality factor in SD Gundam was done horribly... The boy was anoying the characters where just ..... there..... and there was hardly if much at all any reference to the Gundam Shows...... oh sure so the kids dad puts on a Haro mask and he's all important...... whoopty do. So the Mayor kinda looked like Relena...... there was that girl Salla? the kinda ditzy one that "Zero the winged knight" kept calling a Princess? Two: If their going to do a show based on Gundams....... shouldn't they....... look more like Gundams in super deformed mode. It was obvious that the three main gundam characters came from 0079, Gundam Wing and G Gundam. And I felt it was kinda interesting what they did to get them together. But .......... they made them sound so ......... pathetic..... meak..... It was like a bunch of kids where in cardboard boxed suits running around....... The only one thing I liked out of the show was the Zaku's. The Zaku's made the whole series worth watching. Thus, you are biased. domokun
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 2:40 pm
Shani if you read my post carefully you'll notice that I did admit to being a little biased.
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 7:28 am
Laluna_Wulf Shani if you read my post carefully you'll notice that I did admit to being a little biased. You may have admitted it then, but before you had said you weren't biased. I was simply restating what you had already said, to put more emphasis on it. domokun
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