Gundam seed destiny remastered vs original

Gundam seed destiny remastered vs original series#

I don't know some time ago when I saw Freedom vs Impulse with both mobile suits clashing sword I was like 'Isn't this the first opening but with a different background?'

Gundam seed destiny remastered vs original series#

It pulls a very clever trick from the original Gundam and Zeta Gundam shows by focussing on new characters and reframing everyone and every faction from a different point of viewthe good guys from series one are now seen as part of the problem for the good guys of series two. Save Destiny's Anniversary for something else Gundam Seed Destiny is the sequel series to Gundam Seed. On another note: They better capitalize on this now, instead of wasting Destiny's 10th Anniversary on this Remaster, which their Anniversary would be their last leg. Now if that opening had original animation from the actual episode.

So you really can't say that scene is from Freedom vs Impulse, because it's stock footage from a earlier episode, Impulse swapped in place of Saviour, and did not originate from that fight. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Original Soundtrack I is the first soundtrack album of Mobile Suit Gundam SEED.Included in this album are the first ending theme 'Anna ni Issho Datta no ni (TV Size)' by See-Saw, and 'Shizuka na Yoru ni', the insert song in phase 07, 08, 09, 14 & 20 performed by Rie Tanaka as Lacus Clyne. The episode count for the remaster was 50 episodes. Technically that's not even from epi 34, because it's stock footage from 23 or 28 with Saviour swapped for Impulse, which came before that fight. Like the HD remaster of Gundam SEED, the remaster of this series not only improves the animation, but also alters lines and scenes from the original, as well as introducing brand new mobile suits.