Gundam SEED Recollection Debuts with Surprise New Animation and Mobile Suit — Fans Praise “Unexpected Volume”
The surprise new anime Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Recollection has made its debut within the smartphone game SD Gundam G Generation Eternal. Featuring new scenes with beloved characters Kira Yamato and Athrun Zala, as well as the debut of the new mobile suit “Dragoon Strike,” the project has quickly gained attention across the internet.
Gundam SEED Recollection serves as a bridge between the original Mobile Suit Gundam SEED (2002) and its sequel Gundam SEED DESTINY (2004). The story is split into two arcs: “Kira’s Battle” in the first half and “Athrun’s Battle” in the second half, each focusing on the respective character’s journey.
Fans online have reacted with enthusiasm:
“The amount of new content was way beyond what I expected.”
“It’s basically a brand-new SEED anime episode!”
“This new SEED story in G Generation has high-quality visuals and feels like two OVA episodes worth of footage!”
“While there aren't many battle scenes, all voices are newly recorded, and the plot fills the gap between SEED and DESTINY perfectly.”
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About Gundam SEED series
The Mobile Suit Gundam SEED series first aired in October 2002, marking the first new Gundam TV series of the 21st century. Set in a world divided between genetically modified humans known as Coordinators and naturally born humans called Naturals, the story follows Kira Yamato, a Coordinator who finds himself torn between factions during a devastating war between ZAFT and the Earth Alliance.
The series captured a broad demographic, gaining strong support from female viewers as well as sparking a new Gunpla (Gundam model kit) boom among elementary school students. It reached a peak TV rating of 8.0%, establishing itself as a “Gundam for a new generation.”
Following its success, the sequel series Mobile Suit Gundam SEED DESTINY aired in October 2004. It surpassed its predecessor with a peak rating of 8.2%, and the franchise’s total home media sales have exceeded 4 million units. With tie-ins spanning music, events, and merchandise, the SEED saga became a full-blown cultural phenomenon in Japan.
Source : ORICON NEWS