Is there any anime that can capture your heart like this in just one episode?

Is it okay if I only watch Endless Waltz?

EW is a work that has distilled and extracted the cool elements of W.

When viewed calmly, they’re doing something unreasonable on par with a TV series when jumping onto the shuttle…

When I was watching it in real time, I was a kid, so maybe that’s why, but I really didn’t understand it at all…

Both the person behind Lilina and the person behind Treize were thinking, “What is my character saying?” so it’s correct that you don’t understand.

Guririba loves Wing so much, but Hiiro doesn’t ride Wing that much…

Aren’t these guys moving a bit too freely?

If an episode like that were aired now, it would turn into a meme festival.

Anyway, I really like the momentum all the way to the end.

I think the reused Virgo bank has a strong sense of intimidation and fear.

When will it become RHYTHM EMOTION?! (around episode 40)

If I were to mention a memorable episode, it would be this one.

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Heavy Arms shoots like this every time.

Although it is the protagonist’s machine, various characters pilot the Wing Zero.

The fact that you can see an incredibly famous scene in just a little over 20 minutes is definitely a strength.

Did it really have four seasons!?

Domon preaches great humanity, beautifully connecting the idea that his love with Rain will save the world, surpassing his master… Ishiba Raburabu Tenkyo Ken…

It’s famous, the level of humor is high, and it’s a nice scene that properly connects at the end.

It was quick to be surrounded by reinforcements while running wild as I pleased… my death… said Troa, who gives up easily.

What is happening during the Mercurious Vait period?

There are five people, but only three of them are attached to the aircraft…

I remember some iconic scenes here and there, but I don’t really remember the overall flow of the story.

Creating such a confusing first episode and then having the director leave midway is hell, isn’t it?

The big turns in the story begin when the birth origins of Relena and Zechs are revealed and used.

This is amazing how it was handed over and somehow wrapped up.

I like the fact that Trowa has become stronger since he started using a Swiss Army knife.

Unfortunately, the completion of the later phase OP has been delayed significantly…

Earth Sphere United Federation “We will unify for peace.”

World Nation “United for Peace”

“Unified Earth Federation: ‘We will unify for peace.'”

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Aren’t they all saying the same thing?

Since the director disappeared, it’s fine to call in a pinch hitter.

Why is Director Takamatsu working on Goldran right now!

The rhythm emotion has started flowing… Is the opening change not coming yet!?

Having all five Gundams from different factions doesn’t seem like a way to help children understand the story.

The evaluation of Goh is mostly bad due to Super Robot Wars.

I wondered why this story is so hard to understand, but in most cases, it’s just that Treize makes it complicated.

Zero looked best when Zex was riding it.

The world must be unified.

However, it’s a battle where I will be the one to do it!

A world view where a lowly guy, like a student of Noin, would instead stand out.

Countries that want small-scale autonomy are being relentlessly bullied.

Heero is considered the most sane among the five.

The ending of episode 49, where Relena tears up the letter after continuing to wander aimlessly, is great.

I’m going to launch an assault on OZ for the colony! I’ve been trapped… I’m going to hide for a moment.

Before I knew it, I have become an enemy of the colony… I don’t even know what I’m fighting for anymore…

(During the wandering period, each infiltrates or rides Wing Zero)

Meanwhile, the faction supporting Lilina’s complete pacifism, though still naive, is increasing.

Zex is representing the colony! We can’t overlook Treize either; the Gundam team will unite to stop it! We stopped it!

Awareness of such a degree

The level of civilization in that world is high enough for Lilina’s complete pacifism to be on the verge of being realized.

The upper part is bothering.

It’s the successor to the Tallgeese, after all, Zero.

The way Zex is used looks very natural.

When I watched it as a child, I didn’t quite understand it along the way, but at the end when everyone says, “Let’s stop the Zex!” it suddenly became very clear!

It seems like they are exchanging Zero and Epion…

What are these people…?

An evil secret organization plotting world domination is a rare type in Gundam.

Virgo is strong, but the AI is trash.

The flow leading up to that moment (deden!!) is packed with a beautifully structured four-panel gag, making it incredibly strong as an opening.

It was so shocking that for a while, the topic of W dominated conversations at school.

“Also, ‘I will kill you’ has become a catchphrase.”

I don’t want a rough peace; I want a peace that is grasped with a positive mindset after all of us have gone through the pain of a horrific war and overcome our anti-war feelings!

It’s too much harassment.

A world where even mob soldiers and citizens are overly noble and have convictions.

Deden

I really think it’s an incredible industry where directors go missing.

The first episode has an impact, but when you think about it calmly, it’s an anime that you can watch while feeling like “uh… huh?” all the time.

Often said in creation

If the character stands out, the rest will work itself out!

A work that embodies it.

I wonder what the point is of not being able to have a pilot in a mobile suit like Virgo, which has clear tasks, when it’s inevitable for Taurus.

It’s running too much with a live feel.

At first, Lelina appeared briefly and then transferred schools, so she stopped appearing at all.

Isn’t it supposed to have a well-developed background and setting?

Isn’t it actually quite amazing to find something interesting even though you don’t understand its meaning…?

I feel like there were quite a few stories where no one rides their original Gundam.

It seems that the production site was hell, but despite that, they are working hard.

There might be something to the fact that it was managed with a two-episode recap.

Well, I guess the wing gets shot down in the opening.

In the first episode, I failed the mission by not taking down the Tallgeese, and then I self-destructed in the second episode.

I can understand why you might feel that way.

It’s too interesting to watch when you consciously think about the endless growth of Morikawa and Fujiwara’s soldiers…

Otto is nice, isn’t he…?

Queen Lilina has ascended to the throne!

Duke Delmay has fallen from power!

The Duke of Delmayu has died!

Queen Lilina abdicates!

It’s not a story that can be wrapped up in 2 to 3 episodes.

Despite G Gundam causing a ruckus the previous year, we decided to create a Gundam in a completely different direction that seemed unprecedented, and somehow, it turned out to be a success.

Before the broadcast starts, I was shot down by the Devil Gundam…

Experiencing zero-g flight is something everyone should try at least once; it felt incredibly refreshing.

I think it really made a strong impression as the key machine of the work.

It’s fun even if the story is not well understood, just watching a handsome guy rampage in a Gundam.

I don’t think there will ever be another episode that is as shocking as the first episode of W, even if the series continues from here on.

The protagonist’s machine self-destructs in the early stages!

Rival is fixing for a while!

Even if it’s fixed, the protagonist won’t ride and will duel with the rival!

To be continued.

The early episodes spend 30 minutes just on the “ten” of the narrative structure.

Even as an adult, the conversation is difficult and I can’t understand it…

After self-destructing, the momentum weakens, and it becomes quite sluggish around the point where it ascends into space.

It’s great that the Gundam has a self-destruct code in Zieg Axes… I thought.

The story about the inside being all messed up makes sense when you hear it later.

That aside, even if we rush through with the live feeling, Zex is doing an individual space century RTA that rushes through to Char’s Counterattack in episode 49, so the story is also well organized around this axis.

It’s chaotic, but it’s still fun to watch.

It’s not so much that the story is difficult, but I just don’t know who I should focus on.

Everyone is unstable…

I’ve watched up to episode 29, but the one I think, “What the hell are you saying?” the most is Treize.

Even though Zex was vomiting blood when he first rode the Tallgeese, he later became completely fine. What kind of body structure does he have?

Relena and Treize have a power that is almost akin to brainwashing, beyond charisma.

If you look at it from the enemy’s perspective, you can follow the story.

From the protagonist’s perspective, it becomes ambiguous halfway through, making the story confusing.

Despite having a pretty terrible background, Trowa is too good of a guy.

Because of the aesthetic atmosphere of the ’90s, Zex and Treize are halfway into elegant gags, and it’s quite entertaining to watch…

The sound of “parin” (the sound of something breaking) is laughingly coming from the mask that shatters into pieces in an unnecessarily aesthetic way…