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Kidou Senshi Gundam Thunderbolt 2
The second season of Kidou Senshi Gundam Thunderbolt. Seven months after the One Year War ended, the remnants of the Principality of Zeon reform as the Republic of Zeon and continue to battle. Daryl had piloted the mobile suit Psycho Zaku in the end of the war at the "Thunderbolt Sector," where the Moore Brotherhood's fleet was annihilated. After losing the Psycho Zaku, Daryl descends to Earth and takes up an intelligence position to gain information about the South Seas Alliance, a military group within the Earth Federation. Io, who faced off against Daryl, is selected to pilot the prototype mobile suit Atlas Gundam and heads toward Earth. (Source: Anime News Network)
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Hajime YatateOriginal Creator
Yoshiyuki TominoOriginal Creator
Yasuo OotagakiOriginal Story
Kou MatsuoDirector
Hirotoshi TakayaCharacter Design
Hideki NakamuraArt Director
Kentarou WakiDirector of Photography
Tomohiro FujieCG Director
Eriko KimuraSound Director
Naruyoshi KikuchiMusic
Shin SasakiExecutive Producer
Naohiro OgataProducer
Io FlemingYuuichi Nakamura
Daryl LorenzRyouhei Kimura
Bianca CarlyleYurina Furukawa
Billy HickamRyouta Oosaka
Vincent PikeTomokazu Sugita
Claudia PeerToa Yukinari
Karla MitchumSayaka Oohara
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*Spoilers for both seasons of Gundam Thunderbolt* The phrases "Robots are cool" and "War is ****" are nothing if not ubiquitous with Gundam. Anyone who fancies himself even a remote fan of Gundam can tell you that. Yet, while most war stories opt for the "war is ****" angle, there aren't that many…
Read full review on AniList →Gundam Thunderbolt's second season is exactly what I called it in the summary: the burned out husk of a once great show. A bold-faced insult to the glorious first season it succeeded which sucks it dry of the energy it once had in favor of hollow pandering and incomplete, shallow storytelling. Let'…
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