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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: Unrated
Binding: DVD
Brand: Bandai
EAN: 0669198802737
Format: Animated, Color, Dolby, DVD, Subtitled, NTSC
Item Dimensions: 100
Label: Bandai
Languages: EnglishOriginal LanguageJapaneseOriginal LanguageEnglishSubtitled
Manufacturer: Bandai
MPN: 80273
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Bandai
Region Code: 1
Release Date: February 20, 2007
Running Time: 180 minutes
Studio: Bandai
Theatrical Release Date: November 10, 2000
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Product Description:
The year is After Colony 196 and for one year the Earth and its colonies have experienced an unprecedented age of peace. No longer needing their weapons of war the Gundams are jettisoned into the sun. However even in the silence of space the drums of war can once again be heard. Rallying behind a new leader the Barton Foundation has once again risen to threaten the peace of the Earth Sphere. As the conflict spirals towards its climax the pilots must recover their Gundams before they reach the sun and put an end to the conflict. Genre: Mecha/Sci-Fi/Action. System Requirements:Run Time: 180 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: ANIMATION/ADULT SWIM Rating: NR UPC: 669198802737 Manufacturer No: 80273
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This three-part OAV adventure picks up one year after the conclusion of the Gundam Wing series. Earth and the Space Colonies have joined to form the Earth Sphere Unified Nation; after a brief reign as Queen of Earth, Relena Peacecraft/Darlian has abdicated and is serving as a government minister. The giant Gundams (the large, robotic armor suits) have been hidden or sent hurtling into the sun. This fragile peace is shattered when the sinister Dekim Barton initiates a revolt to make Mariemeia, the daughter of former Oz chief Treize Khushrenada, absolute ruler of the new world-state. She describes the change as part of History's Endless Waltz of "peace, war, and revolution." If Earth refuses to accept the new regime, Barton will crash one of the orbiting colonies into the planet's surface. Only the Gundam pilots can resolve this crisis--with a little help from their friends and former enemies; writer Katsuyuki Sumisawa uses the lulls in the action to explore their early lives in flashbacks. This special-edition DVD includes both the three-part OAV series and the compilation feature, which contains about eight minutes of additional animation. The extras include a "Mobile Suit Encyclopedia" with information about the five Gundams and the Tallgeese. The OVA episodes are: 1. "Silent Orbit," 2. "Operation Meteor," 3. "Return to Eternity." Rated 13 Up for violence, largely restricted to machines attacking each other. The regular edition is suitable for television play. --Charles Solomon
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When searching the internet for a copy of Gundam Wing Endless Waltz I was desperate to find it. I never expected to find a brand new copy for such a cheap price!
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Just when they thought they were out, a 7-year-old wannabe dictator pulls 'em back in. That's the premise for the first sequel to an alternate-universe Gundam show, and the last entry in the Gundam Wing saga. Taking place one year after the TV series, the Earth is under attack by a little girl with big dreams of world domination, forcing the Gundam pilots back into action. But with their giant robot suits on a collision course towards the sun, they might not be around for long.
First released as a 3-part video series and then a full-length movie, "Endless Waltz" provides much-needed backstory for the main characters and resolves some of the issues the show had. But not every question is answered (you have to read all that GW manga for that), and it's surprising that the powers that be decided to wrap up the saga at the height of its popularity. Regardless, "Endless Waltz" ends on a high note with its crisp animation, great sound quality and sweet retconned robot designs. But if you're interested, you should watch the TV show first.
The DVD features both the 3-part video and movie versions of "Waltz," as well as robot profiles, a picture gallery, trailers and credits that include a full song.
This product is recommended for ages 13 and up: Violence.
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Unfortunately there's not too many scenes with the new versions of the Gundams fighting. Although the story makes up for it, still wish there was a little more action with the Gundams.
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Trust me this is one of the greatest movies OF ALL TIME !!! You are not a true fan of giant robot anime if you don't buy this one.
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Great Movie for a great series. Recommend it for any Gundam Wing fan.
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