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Old 2008-03-25, 05:48   Link #541
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While model sales are indeed better for 00, remember that GSD had a large female base too that usually does not buy models but was represented in the higher tv ratings.
And the higher DVD sales...

GSD was third on the all time list for TV anime DVDs sold.

00's DVDs aren't doing so well compared to the more popular Gundam series (as well as Code Geass).
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Old 2008-03-25, 08:36   Link #542
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And the higher DVD sales...

GSD was third on the all time list for TV anime DVDs sold.

00's DVDs aren't doing so well compared to the more popular Gundam series (as well as Code Geass).
Maybe they'll just blame the fan subbers...again.
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Old 2008-03-25, 08:40   Link #543
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00's DVDs aren't doing so well compared to the more popular Gundam series (as well as Code Geass).

More popular Gundam series spoon fed you the story and the meaning of everything. Code Geass has 'other services' that sell DVDs... I'd also say that while its story is deep its a lot more fantastical than 00s which is another + in fan base.

Seems like 00 is an attempt at a more down to earth (with big unrealistic robots) Gundam... for better or worse.
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Old 2008-03-25, 08:41   Link #544
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after seeing those list of rankings it still shows that 5-6 yrs later that GS & GS characters are still in those lists.

& really with lacus being very dominating in most of those lists during the the yearms maybe it's a matter of time to call her queen of female anime characters of 2000s decade.
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Old 2008-03-25, 09:10   Link #545
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Maybe they'll just blame the fan subbers...again.
brightman is talking about the japanese dvd market.


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GSD was third on the all time list for TV anime DVDs sold.
Who got the first and second place? ..let me guess..Doraemon and..hemm...Doraemon?
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Old 2008-03-25, 19:34   Link #546
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Who got the first and second place? ..let me guess..Doraemon and..hemm...Doraemon?
Doraemon doesn't sell DVDs... Kids don't have the money to buy them.

The top two are Evangelion and the original Gundam (I made a mistake though, it should be top three in all media, including DVD, VHS and LD). GSD is probably #1 or #2 in DVD since the other two have more in VHS and LD sales.

Refer to this thread: http://forums.animesuki.com/showthre...t=60985&page=3
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Old 2008-04-04, 03:22   Link #547
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My Lacus in 2nd place ;_;
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Old 2008-04-04, 12:23   Link #548
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Haman is only 3rd ?
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Old 2008-04-04, 13:07   Link #549
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Eat this :

Gundam 00 Vol. 3 first week sales
Oricon has Gundam 00 Vol. 3 coming in at #5 on the overall DVD chart and #1 on the anime DVD chart. Info from 2ch says it sold 25,135 copies.
Link: http://aeug.blogspot.com/2008_04_01_archive.html
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Old 2008-04-04, 13:51   Link #550
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While model sales are indeed better for 00, remember that GSD had a large female base too that usually does not buy models but was represented in the higher tv ratings.
However, for a franchise such as Gundam, the DVD sales aren't as much of an indicator of success than the model kit sales. For Bandai, long after the DVDs have been off the shelves, continued sales of that series' model kits is what they're looking at.

Mobile Suit Gundam's mobile suits continue to dominate the Gundam market even after 30 years. The MG Acguy was the most heavily demanded MG restock item of 2006 according to Bandai's' supply figures.
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Old 2008-04-04, 15:44   Link #551
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Wow, Sayla is in 1st place after all these years? And after all these "cuter" characters using better animation have appeared? You definitely know that people are making their votes by character depth and not by who's "cuter" in this poll.
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Old 2008-04-04, 16:09   Link #552
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Wow, Sayla is in 1st place after all these years? And after all these "cuter" characters using better animation have appeared? You definitely know that people are making their votes by character depth and not by who's "cuter" in this poll.
Yea, Lacus has TONS of depth .
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Old 2008-04-04, 16:11   Link #553
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Yea, Lacus has TONS of depth .
Ummmmmmmm, I was talking about Sayla...............why in this God's world would you think I was talking about Lacus? Obviously, the majority of the voters were indeed thinking of character depth rather than which of them looked the hottest/cutest, or there wouldn't be so many old Gundam characters (with their much older animation quality designs) in such high places in that ranking, much less the oldest of them in first place..........
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Old 2008-04-04, 16:58   Link #554
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However, for a franchise such as Gundam, the DVD sales aren't as much of an indicator of success than the model kit sales. For Bandai, long after the DVDs have been off the shelves, continued sales of that series' model kits is what they're looking at.

Mobile Suit Gundam's mobile suits continue to dominate the Gundam market even after 30 years. The MG Acguy was the most heavily demanded MG restock item of 2006 according to Bandai's' supply figures.
i wouldnt be so sure...
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Old 2008-04-04, 18:13   Link #555
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However, for a franchise such as Gundam, the DVD sales aren't as much of an indicator of success than the model kit sales. For Bandai, long after the DVDs have been off the shelves, continued sales of that series' model kits is what they're looking at.
No. DVDs are just as large an indicator of success as model kits. They are two different revenue streams. The success of MSG TV's DVD sales helped boost Bandai's profits quite heftily, for example, just like Gunpla typically does.

And at ¥6000 a pop, shows that are successful on DVD are MUCH more profitable than shows that are successful with Gunpla.

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Eat this :

Gundam 00 Vol. 3 first week sales
Oricon has Gundam 00 Vol. 3 coming in at #5 on the overall DVD chart and #1 on the anime DVD chart. Info from 2ch says it sold 25,135 copies.
Link: http://aeug.blogspot.com/2008_04_01_archive.html
Yeah, as stated, that's really low compared to Seed/Seed Destiny, which sold an average of 50-60K copies per volume in their first weeks out.
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Old 2008-04-04, 18:22   Link #556
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Old 2008-04-05, 11:50   Link #557
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Ummmmmmmm, I was talking about Sayla...............why in this God's world would you think I was talking about Lacus? Obviously, the majority of the voters were indeed thinking of character depth rather than which of them looked the hottest/cutest, or there wouldn't be so many old Gundam characters (with their much older animation quality designs) in such high places in that ranking, much less the oldest of them in first place..........
Lacus came in second, only 300 votes behind. I doubt people were voting based on character depth, they probably just polled some of the older fanbase too.
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Would have put Diana Soriel a lot higher than that. Like number 1 for me.
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Old 2008-04-05, 14:23   Link #559
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@eagles what shinji103 is saying that fans who judge characters by depth clearly dominate that poll.
More like the legions of First Gundam/OYW fans in Japan that clearly favor the original over anything else there dominated the poll... Sayla was essentially the heroine of First Gundam after all, and First Gundam fans clearly outnumber those of the rest of the other series in Japan nowadays...

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Would have put Diana Soriel a lot higher than that. Like number 1 for me.
Ditto... Now THERE's a character with depth.
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Old 2008-04-05, 16:15   Link #560
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Oh snap, Aina got pretty high on the list. And I like Lacus, screw you guys.

Makes sense that she didn't beat Sayla, she's like THE original Gundam heroine. Only problem I see is no Rain on there, I call shenanigans. Other than that it looks good, especially because The Abomination aka Nina Purpleton is nowhere to be seen.
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