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Weekly Suit Gundam #44 – Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin I – Blue-Eyed Casval Review & Discussion

Weekly Suit Gundam #44 – Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin I – Blue-Eyed Casval Review & Discussion

FromJapanimation Station's Kyoto Vacation


Weekly Suit Gundam #44 – Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin I – Blue-Eyed Casval Review & Discussion

FromJapanimation Station's Kyoto Vacation

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Length:
109 minutes
Released:
Jan 18, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

To kick off 2022, we’re starting our journey through Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin, the 6-part theatrical OVA created between 2015 and 2018, based on Yoshikazu Yasuhiko’s manga of the same name. And to give this great series the royal treatment it deserves, we’re covering it one episode at a time! For this week, we’re discussing Part I: Blue-Eyed Casval, where we return to Universal Century 0068 in the Republic of Munzo, where a young Casval Rem Deikun and his sister Artesia see the world thrown into chaos after the death of their father, the revolutionary leader Zeon Zum Deikun. With the scheming Zabi family angling for power, the Deikun children are taken in by Jimba Ral and his son Ramba, and Casval’s journey to become the Red Comet, Char Aznable, begins. It’s a great debut episode for one of the best prequel stories ever told, and a really fun way to kick off another year of Gundam podcasts.
Enjoy, and come back next week for Part II of The Origin, Artesia’s Sorrow!
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Released:
Jan 18, 2022
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Japanimation Station is an anime podcast where hosts Jonathan Lack and Sean Chapman, creators of Weekly Suit Gundam, create deep dive conversations not just on individual shows, but on complete bodies of work, approaching these shows not just as fans, but with a fresh pair of critical eyes. We get deep into the stories, characters, and aesthetics, but also place the series and their creators into the proper contexts of history, backstory, and behind the scenes details that make these works so special. And, hopefully, we’ll have some fun along the way. Welcome to Japanimation Station.