Mankind has moved into space. Thousands of people live on giant orbiting space colonies called "Sides." However, the Earth Government, which rules the colonies, is unjust and cruel. A group of revolutionaries build five robotic weapons called Gundams and plan to send them to Earth to begin their fight for independence. Piloted by five young men, these Gundams carry the colonists' hopes and dreams of freedom with them as they descend to Earth to begin Operation Meteor!
(Source: Nozomi Entertainment)
Gorgeous art +awesome mechs + loveable pilots. Not perfect, but still very good. :)
__Mobile Suit Gundam Wing (TV) – My Review - 7/10__
__SOME UNMARKED SPOILERS WITHIN - BE CAREFUL__
TV series only. I haven’t watched Endless Waltz yet or read any supplemental material.)
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I ended Gundam Wing with a 'smiley face' - which is honestly the best way to sum it up. I liked it. Not in…
[_There is no such thing as an objective review. Interpretations and opinions of all forms of art and expression are subjective._]
_Mobile Suit Gundam Wing!_ You know what that means? Mechs! Space battles! Socio-political conflicts! But most importantly, giant fighting robots! All very exciting thi…
Gundam Wing is the prime example of how constant spectacle and bombast can actively hurt a series rather than help it.
Okay...I have some explaining to do. Years ago, I told myself I was never going to watch _Mobile Suit Gundam Wing_ in any capacity, mainly because I'm not into mecha series, as I often find them too hard to follow a lot of the time. I have a really hard time keeping up with hard sci-fi and technobab…
Wing is a bit of a confusing mess, I can't help but like it.
This is the second gundam AU I've watched (After G Gundam), and this was much closer to the main Universal Century. Almost too close in parts (As Char clones go, Zechs is very blatant). I was also reminded quite strongly of G Gundam as both centre on a group/team of 5 gundam pilots with unique gunda…