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Originally Posted by kaito-kid
Could you rephrase this? I don't really understand what you are trying to say here.
No. The pre-production on Destiny started after the production on Seed was completed. They are both made by the same team, it's imposible to work on two projects at the same time. Fukuda said that a sequel to Seed was never intended, but the fact that it was such a hit more or less forced them to make a sequel. This is probably one of the reasons why Destiny had so many technical difficulties in production.
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I'm saying that Destiny was the real deal and Perfect Strike was scrapped a long time ago than attention was brought back to it. It wasn't until later that they revisited it and when they did it looked nothing like the concept artwork for it.
Destiny Gundam was originally planned to be the upgrade for the Strike, not the Perfect Strike. It had been in the works for a while, they just settled for beam spam Freedom and used the work they did for the Destiny, reworked it, and gave it as an upgrade for Shinn in the sequel that they were eventually made.
GSD had far more problems than just that. Most of it stemmed off reusing a ton of stock footage from old episodes and seed as well as the internal turmoil that was happening behind the scenes.