Gundam is one of the highest-earning anime franchises in Japan. It was one of the pioneering series in introducing the concept of mecha. Gunpla is a military-robotic toy that is still very popular among kids.
If we were to name the number of series that the franchise has, we would be here all day. From manga and anime to games and toys, this franchise has it all.
The release of the Ultimate Edition Blu-ray of Mobile Suit Gundam Seed has been delayed to 2021 with no exact date.
A tweet by Nozomi Entertainment clarified that studio Sunrise provided the wrong version of the anime to Right Stuf, which led to the delay.
Shawne Kleckner, the CEO of Right Stuf, says that Sunrise has provided Gundam Seed to them. However, Sunrise provided the broadcast version of the anime instead of the HD Remastered version.
Due to this blunder, Right Stuf will be creating new BluRays for the series using the replacement materials that Sunrise has provided.
Since it impacts Anime Limited’s proceedings, they have also replied to Nozomi’s tweet. Anime Limited has ensured that fans are aware of the delay. The delay was to ensure that the correct discs are provided to fans.
Mobile Suit Gundam Seed takes place in the 70th year of the Cosmic Era. A species called Coordinators reside in orbital colonies around the world.
The tension between humans and coordinators have increased to the point of the war.
Kira Yamato, a young coordinator from Heliopolis, gets involved in the war. He must now defend himself and his friends from his species.
About Gundam
The Gundam series is a science fiction anime created by Yoshiyuki Tomino and Sunrise, featuring huge robots, known as “Gundam.”
The series changes its setting in each part, ranging from Earth to far-off planets. All the shows have their own story, and some of them take place in an alternative universe.
In every story, Gundam has unique purposes. Sometimes it’s a deadly war weapon, sometimes a beautiful art, or sometimes even an outdated technology.
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