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Mobile Suit Gundam - THE ORIGIN Episode II Preview

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It seems like I was waiting forever for this to come, but then it ended up sneaking up on me after all. At least it'll be rentable on Daisuki, because the Blu-Rays are insanely expensive.

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Gundam: The Origin I PV

I want- nay, need- this in my life. They even have Mayumi Tanaka (Kuririn and Monkey D. Luffy) as the younger Red Comet. I just hope it's not as expensive as Unicorn (still don't have the final two volumes, might not ever).

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Voice Actor Comparison: Gundam - Char Aznable

Original Video - More videos at TinyPic My pick: Shuichi Ikeda Reasoning: Ikeda clearly does the most arresting, charismatic-sounding Char, a Char that fits every facet of his complex personality. Michael Kopsa is my favorite English dub Char, sounding noticably serious and determined, but with a touch of charm. Blum makes him sound a little too laid back and his delivery is way off in that particular dub and Edwards just sounds generic and has a wooden delivery. This isn't just some guy, it's Char Aznable! Well, at least Edwards is one of the more tolerable cast members of that terrible Zeta Gundam dub. Breakdown: Ikeda > Kopsa > Blum > Edwards

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Anime Moment: Mobile Suit Gundam - Garma's Death

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