2004-12-03, 06:15 | Link #1 |
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Most realistic Gundam series?
I'm talking about the gundam series which consist the most detailed and realistic moves, astro-physics, guns and arsenals, boosters, armors, sabers and pilots.
For me it's none other than Gundam 0083 : Operation Stardust : - Leet and superbly detailed animation, also the moves of the gundams considering the boosters movements and astro-physics are realistic enough, bullets from machines guns from their heads actually comes off and show-able. Sabers actually capable of knocking out shields with a single blow. Depending the quality of the shield. - Pilots are old enough to be actually CALLED pilots, just like in real-life the United States Air Force or the Royal Australian Air Force or stuffs like that. Also Around early 20s or so or even their 30s or 40s, not some tenage kids that just hits puberty have angts plus heroics personality. - Not some type "One Gundam could annihilate a whole Mobile Suits army", god I hate that, Gundam Seed starts off good in the TV series considering how hard it was to take down one Mobile Suit or mobile armour, but in the end they made it like Gundam Wing and many other Gundam where one Gundam is all so powerfull. - Story in Stardust needs to be worked out a bit. This is imo the most detailed Gundam series that were ever made. |
2004-12-03, 06:18 | Link #2 |
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most realistic? I'd say 08th MS Team and 0080 War in the Pocket. 0083 is made by a bunch of military otakus, so the mechanics are very detailed and very cool, however the showdown is more like cool and flashy rather than realistic IMO...
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2004-12-03, 19:51 | Link #9 |
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how about
Gundam.... no we can't have the gundam so it would've been just ..... Gundam isn't supposed to be realistic...A huge super robot with a lightsaber that pwns 2144234234 grunt suits....realistic ? well I've only seen Gudam X,W , SEED and Destiny (the released eps so far) but maybe there is another Gundam serie without gundams and MS's then it might be realistic |
2004-12-03, 23:14 | Link #10 | |
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90 % of most animes are fictions to begin with, and Gundam is no exception. But at least there are some of them who could connect into most realism real life. Who knows about 200 years into the future. The people at the 1800's said it to be imposibleand laughts at it to have something float in or even fly in the air, but the Wright brothers have prove it otherwise lol, and now we live in the digital age where air transportation is a common thing. So who knows Bipedal robots maybe are nonsense now, but I think in the robot convention in Japan around 5 months back or so, where the Japanese (Toyota??) had demonstrated the robot that could dance and run, even if it's like an idiot running, but they're getting into it. The best perfrence is probably i-Robot. Although it's probably Hollywoodnized but its showing something that could actually happens in 2030s. hmm dunno about the War in the Pocket though, the story about McKenzie and the blonde guy is kinda "goofy", but the 08th MS is kinda realistic though, dunno maybe I've been into many on tanks and fighter aircrafts, that I've fallen in love with the 0083. |
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2004-12-04, 02:13 | Link #12 |
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Join Date: Jan 2004
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Heh.
When the original Gundam was first coming airing, Yoshiyuki Tomino was quoted and hailed for saying that the show was supposed to be a realistic and accurate portrail of how robots could be used in combat and war. Shortly after, episode four aired with the Gundam unit weilding the Gundam Hammer which defied all physics and trashed all elements of realism in the series. When questioned about the Gundam Hammer his response was simple, "Hey, it's just a TV show." After that, I'm pretty sure nothing in the Gundam universe would be considered completely realistic. ^^; |
2004-12-04, 17:38 | Link #16 | |
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But then again, both 08th MS Team and 0080 contains a bit of character slapstick action that seems a bit unrealistic. So while the mecha combat's pretty down to Earth, Al and Kiki's antics might lower that bar a little toward the unrealistic side...
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2004-12-04, 18:20 | Link #17 |
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A realistic Gundam is a Gundam where the Gundam doesn't get damaged by only other Gundams nor Mobile Suits piloted by an important character, nor will the Gundam 't be piloted by a gifted kid. Furthermore there will be no special powers, no uber super saiya-jin like modes, no shouting out attacks, no unrealistic Science Fiction devices (this excludes the mechas) and there's also a possibility that main character actually dies instead of making all the way until the end.
That Gundam however doesn't exist, nor will it ever. |
2004-12-04, 20:09 | Link #18 |
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well i dont think gundam is exactly realistic either so it is kind of hard to say what is or is not realistic in this kind of series. If it was based on things like A-10s and M1A1s or anything that is tangible to the real world it would be easier to reference it to reality
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