2016-04-17, 13:00 | Link #101 |
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It's a low budget release airing at 7:00am on Sunday morning, with a bunch of free streams. It's more or less no different than those Seed HD remake rebroadcasts in that it's just some cheap promotion to keep the series active.
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2016-04-18, 01:04 | Link #103 |
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I decided to take the TV version as a chance to rewatch the series. I saw the OVA years ago but didn't follow it all that well. There's quite a bit I've forgotten.
As in the past there's a lot of things in the series that impress me. However, I have to say that Banagher's "I want her to need me" is an absolutely awful character motivation. |
2016-04-18, 03:05 | Link #104 | |
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Whether they are significant or not remains to be seen though but it might open up the possibility that the TV Version might offer new stuff, which means that they may be a reason to watch it over the OVAs. Whether it is or not remains to be seen though.
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2016-04-18, 03:31 | Link #105 |
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Eh, I think it works if he loves the girl and found no real purpose in his life before he met her. Become someone worthy enough that make your loved ones need you is actually a straightforward motivation. He basically wants to be a better person worthy to get his love interest .
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2016-04-18, 08:22 | Link #107 | |
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2016-04-19, 04:12 | Link #111 | |
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--- OVA: (6 x 60 minutes) + 90 minutes = 7 hours 30 minutes of content. RE: (25 x 24 minutes) = (600 minutes / 60 minutes) = 10 hours Additional content: (10.00 - 7.30) = 2 hours 30 minutes of new content Of course, not counting the OP and ED. If we considering the OP and ED as well, surely the amount of additional content will reduced but there's still additional content for duration of two or three episodes, disregarding possibilities of no OP and/or ED for the last episode, doing clip shows or a summary episode. |
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2016-04-19, 04:36 | Link #113 |
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We know when it's going to end I think, which means we know roughly the amount of episodes.
If we assume that ED+OP+Preview is going to take a total of 1 hour 21 minutes for the whole show (I roughly assumed 3 minutes 15 seconds per episode and multiply that by 25), that leaves around 1 hour 10 minutes of time that they need to fill if we subtract that from the 2 hour 30 minute of the total series video runtime that Tactics calculated, which doesn't include the OP/ED/Preview. Tactics is right basically, that's around three episodes of time they need to fill. On one end of the spectrum, they can fill in those with clip shows/repeated fillers/etc. On the other end, they can fill it in with all new content. Most likely I think it's going to be somewhere in between as that way they can claim that there is new stuff without actually doing that much content - and even sell DVD/Blu-Rays of this show which would include the new scenes.
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2016-04-19, 16:14 | Link #114 |
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Or better yet Unicorn is here for the sole reason for Sunrise to work on Season 2 of IBO I Highly doubt they have another Gundam TV anime in the works Since they try doing two Gundam anime at the same time and that didn't work out well at the moment they focusing On IBO and nothing else.
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2016-04-19, 22:23 | Link #115 | |
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Though the Gundam Thunderbolt team is part of Sunrise Studio 1 which is working on Unicorn, so it's not to say that studio isn't occupied.
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2016-04-20, 03:31 | Link #116 |
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I haven't watched the OVA before, and so far I am enjoying Unicorn.
I have to ask though, in the last episode most of you are mentioning that they didn't even had a proper transition from the first OVA episode to the next. At what part of the episode did the transition occur? |
2016-04-20, 04:06 | Link #117 |
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After the Unicorn Gundam transformed and went for an attack, you can see that the screen froze right there. That's the end of the first OVA. Then the TV version just lazily added the beginning of the second OVA where the Unicorn transforms again. That's why there's an awkward repetition of transforming Unicorn in that scene. That's not a commercial break. SunDai literally just connected the end & starting points of two OVA episodes together without much consideration.
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2016-04-20, 04:21 | Link #118 |
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I just found the news about the remastered BD release of G Gundam, does this had any relevance to the TV UC? The only way to find out is whether another remastered version comes up within the UC's airings.
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2016-04-20, 04:53 | Link #119 | |
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And like I said in the G Gundam thread, SunDai like to took their time in releasing their Gundam BDs. So I don't think we'll see another release shortly after G Gundam BD got released. IIRC their latest BD was Gundam 0083 and there's a significant amount of time passed between 0083's BD release and G's BD announcement.
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2016-04-20, 06:18 | Link #120 | |
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But yes, this rebroadcast of Unicorn is a low budget, low effort release. There's most likely no ulterior motive beyond making a few extra bucks from the broadcast and another set of blu-Ray collection for the "TV version".
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