coming soon.
4/23/2008
3/02/2008
2/02/2008
1/20/2008
11/03/2007
another kind of seed.
10/21/2007
Gundam 00
The newest Gundam 00 is announced.
The two zero is prounced with "Dobule Oh".
The background of the story is based on "People run out of oild all over the world".
This is a wounderful issue related with the furture world.
They'll use the sun-light to generate energy.
But I don't understand that "Could not The Nuclear be take"?
6/26/2007
6/25/2007
6/22/2007
6/19/2007
Witricity - WIRELESS POWER SUPPLY
WE HAD SEEN THIS IN SEED-D. BUT I CAN'T BELIEVE IT WILL COME TRUE.
We always knew Tesla was right: MIT physics professor Marin Soljacic and his team of researchers behind the latest wireless electricity scheme have reportedly demoed their magnetically coupled resonator technology on a 60-watt lightbulb that wasn't plugged in. Of course, no technology should be without a name, and so they've dubbed it WiTricity. Apparently Soljacic thinks it's possible to commercialize WiTricity within the next few years, which would be totally amazing if it was powered by Steorn's humanity-saving infinite energy device. [Warning: subscription req'd for link]
6/17/2007
6/16/2007
6/15/2007
6/11/2007
6/10/2007
6/09/2007
6/06/2007
6/05/2007
SEED (kuso)
I have some idea to implement. But I need some free time to complete!!!!
Wait for a moment.
6/01/2007
Gundam Mp3 Samples
These downloads are for SAMPLING only. I encourage everyone to buy the official releases from Japan to help the recording industry.
Gundam SEED Destiny
Opening Theme 1 [Ignited; T.M. Revolution (Episodes 1-13)
Opening Theme 2 [Pride; High and Mighty Color (Episodes 14-24)
Opening Theme 3 [Bokutachi no Yukue; Hitomi Takahashi (Episodes 25-??)
Ending Theme 1 [Reason; Nami Tamaki (Episodes 1-13)
Ending Theme 2 [Life Goes on; Life goes On (Episodes 14-25)
Gundam Seed
Find the Way [Mika Nakashima][Ending Theme 4]
5/30/2007
What is Gundam Seed?
Directed by Mitsuo Fukuda (Future GPX Cyber Formula and Gear Fighter Dendoh) with music by Toshihiko Sahashi, the series is the first set in the Cosmic Era. This series begins with a war between Earth and the colonies that is similar to the One Year War of the original Gundam series with certain traditional elements from Mobile Suit Gundam Wing and After War Gundam X such as the presence of five multicolored gundam mobile suits and the threat of an apocalypse. On one side is the Earth Alliance, and on the opposite is the space colonies that form ZAFT (Zodiac Alliance of Freedom Treaty). Mankind is divided over human genetic engineering, with normal humans known as "Naturals" and the genetically altered humans known as "Coordinators". Like the original series, ZAFT has a head start on mobile suit design, the Earth Alliance quickly catches up with its five prototype Gundams. With ZAFT having stolen four of the prototypes, young pilot Kira Yamato takes the Strike Gundam and is forced to fight his old friend Athrun Zala. Little do they know that there are sinister forces at work that go far beyond their worst nightmares.
5/24/2007
What are mobile fighters?
Mobile fighters are high-performance mobile suits controlled
via the Mobile Trace System, which mimics the movements of
the human operator. These machines were developed for use in
the Gundam Fight competitions which take place in G Gundam's
Future Century era. In addition to the Gundam mobile
fighters which participate in the tournament, the mysterious
Shuffle Alliance also uses its own team of unique mobile
fighters.
5/22/2007
What are mobile dolls?
The mobile dolls seen in Gundam Wing are
computer-controlled mobile suits which do not require a
human pilot. Though they rely on human commanders to tell
them which enemy units to attack, mobile dolls are otherwise
fully capable of maneuvering, fighting, and executing
missions without human guidance. The first production model,
the OZ-12SMS Taurus, can also be operated by a human pilot,
but the later OZ-02MD Virgo doesn't even have a cockpit.
Though the term itself is used only in Gundam Wing's After
Colony world, machines similar to mobile dolls appear in
other series as well. The RX-78 Gundam of the original
series was equipped with a sophisticated computer which
learned from its pilot's actions, and ultimately proved
capable of fighting on its own. And in G-Saviour and Turn A
Gundam, we see unmanned mobile suits which function much
like Gundam Wing's mobile dolls.
5/21/2007
::FINAL PHA$E:: Super Robot War
the amount is wonderful.
But nothing more!
(Spirit -> Kira)
(Hit 100%, Dex 100%)
demage 21980
Sir, This is not only a war, but alse a complete massacre.
Besides the 3 aces, all the others are newbies and AI.
How can you fight with us?
Mission Completed!!!
Special Parts Got.
High performancy sight x 1
Super alloy x 1
Runa x 1
But, On the another side, Zarf.......
The fee used to repair.
No wonder the chair wanted to commit suicide
Then.....
Runa? Are you expecting?
Shin, The boby is me.
But, the doctor said....
he is a boy.....
Oh my god....NOoooooooooooo
Is Shin the most accursed leading man in the world of Gundam?
What are mobile armors?
Mobile armors are non-humanoid vehicles based on mobile
suit technology. In the Universal Century series, these
machines are larger and more powerful than mobile suits, and
their greater size allows them to carry exotic weapons and
gadgetry. Later on, transformable mobile suits are
introduced, which can change into a "mobile armor form"
capable of high-speed flight.
The mobile armor term is also used to describe non-humanoid
vehicles, and transformed mobile suits, in other Gundam
worlds. However, the mobile armors featured in such recent
series as Gundam X and Gundam Seed are often no more
powerful than an average mobile suit - in fact, in the
latter case, the mobile armors used by the Earth forces are
just glorified space fighters which are no match for the
enemy's mobile suits.
5/20/2007
Could you put all these stories in chronological order?
Sure. Here are the animated stories and some notable side stories, with their U.C. (Universal Century) calendar dates. Official animated stories are marked below in bold.
 | U.C. 0079 | Zeonic Front (video game, novel) Mobile Suit Gundam Mobile Suit Gundam I, II, III The 08th MS Team The 08th MS Team: Miller's Report Cross Dimension 0079 (video game) Lost War Chronicles (video game, comic, novel) The Blue Destiny (video game, comic, novel) Side Story 0079: Rise From The Ashes (video game, novel) Encounters in Space (video game, comic) Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket Gundam The Ride: A Baoa Qu (theme-park ride) | |
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| U.C. 0083 | Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory Gundam 0083: Last Blitz of Zeon | ||
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| U.C. 0087 | Zeta Gundam Green Divers (theatrical presentation) | ||
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| U.C. 0088 | Gundam Sentinel (novel, photo-novel) Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ | ||
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| U.C. 0090 | Double Fake (comic) | ||
| U.C. 0093 | Char's Counterattack | ||
| U.C. 0105 | Hathaway's Flash (novel) | ||
| U.C. 0120 | Mobile Suit Gundam F90 (comic) | ||
| U.C. 0122 | Formula Wars 0122 (video game) | ||
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| U.C. 0123 | Silhouette Formula 91 (comic) Mobile Suit Gundam F91 | ||
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| U.C. 0133 | Crossbone Gundam (comic) | ||
| U.C. 0153 | Victory Gundam | ||
| U.C. 0203 | Gaia Gear (novel, radio drama) | ||
| U.C. 0223 | G-Saviour | ||
Most of the recent Gundam television series take place in alternate worlds, each with their own calendars. G Gundam uses the F.C. (Future Century) calendar, Gundam Wing uses the A.C. (After Colony) calendar, Gundam X uses the A.W. (After War) calendar, Gundam Seed uses the C.E. (Cosmic Era) calendar, and Turn A Gundam uses a new calendar known by the initials C.C.. Again, official animated stories are marked below in bold.
| F.C. 60 | G Gundam | |
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| A.C. 187~ | Gundam Wing: Episode Zero (comic) | ||
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| A.C. 195 | Gundam Wing Gundam Wing: The Last Outpost (comic)* | ||
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| A.C. 196 | Gundam Wing: Blind Target (comic, radio drama) Gundam Wing: Battlefield of Pacifists (comic) Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz Special Edition | ||
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| A.W. 0015 | Gundam X | ||
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| C.E. 71 | Gundam Seed Gundam Seed Astray | ||
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| C.C. 2345 | Turn A Gundam | ||
* Released in Japan as "Gundam Wing Dual Story: G-UNIT."
What is Mobile Suit Gundam?
The original Mobile Suit Gundam was an animated science-fiction series which debuted on Japanese television in 1979. In this groundbreaking series, the traditional giant robots of Japanese anime were for the first time portrayed as realistic war machines instead of invincible superheroes. The people who used these machines to fight in a futuristic space war were complex characters whose motivations and beliefs didn't break down into simple good and evil, and the story encompassed human drama and social commentary as well as thrilling robot battles.
Mobile Suit Gundam's popularity led to a series of sequels and followups - first a three-part movie compilation, then a succession of new television serials, original videos, and theatrical films. After more than two decades, this Gundam saga has expanded to include nine television series, four video series, ten movies, and countless novels, comics, and original video game adventures. This saga encompasses six different worlds, each with its own unique history and society, and showcases the work of the most celebrated talents of the anime industry.
Although this saga's stories encompass centuries of future history and span several alternate worlds, they all share a single unifying element - the legendary line of fighting machines which bear the name of Gundam. From the prototype RX-78 Gundam featured in the original series, to the unique and colorful machines which star in later stories like G Gundam and Gundam Wing, all these stories recount the adventures of heroic Gundams and their brave pilots.
The Gundam saga made its North American debut in 1998, and in the following years Bandai Entertainment has continued to release new chapters of this epic saga. Meanwhile, Bandai America has produced a wide range of merchandise for Gundam fans young and old, including fully poseable action figures and a selection of the astonishing model kits for which Gundam is justly famous. As you explore this Web site, we hope you'll enjoy learning about this fascinating and ever-evolving saga.
MY FAVORITE MODLES OF GUNDAM
The following is that I own!!!
MASTER GRADE:
Wing Gundam Zero Custom (XXXG-00W0)
Freedom ()
STRIKE ROUGE (CAGALLI YULA ATHHA CUSTOM)
Normal (1/100):
STRIKE FREEDOM (FIRST CUSTOM)
DESTINY (FIRST CUSTOM)
HIGH GRADE(1/144):
Wing Gundam Zero Custom (XXXG-00W0)
Dragon Gundam
5/19/2007
GUNDAM HUBBY
Today, I take lunch with my school-mate and his wife.
After communicating, I know her brother likes Gundam, too.
His brother wishes to become a pilot. Therefore, he already follows his dream.
In his room, I found a lot of gundam in it.
And there are many Perfect Grade gundam on the bookshelf. He also graduated from my senior high school, KSHS. We has some similiar things.
It's so fun. He is a pilot. I majoy in robotics.
Is he a new-type?...hahhaha...
5/15/2007
Mobile $uit Gunpla Gundam
Gundam Wing Zero Custom, I like the most!
I like freedom, too. But mobile suit Models, Gunpla, cost a lot of money.
And many and many video games was related with Gundam.
Sunrise and Bandai earn a lot from Gundam.
It has became a kind of culture in the world, especially in Japan.
I must buy a gunpla for a period.
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