Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Remastered Update and End Time 5

Mobile Suit Gundam SEED

HD Remastered [01-48].

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Extraction code: DSA8 Mobile Suit Gundam SEED is an original TV anime from the Mobile Suit Gundam series. From October 5, 2002 to September 27, 2003, it was broadcast on 28 TV stations in Japan under the Mainichi Broadcasting and TBS TV stations, with a total of 50 episodes.

The sequel "Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny" aired from October 9, 2004 to October 1, 2005, with all 50 episodes. Because of their charismatic characters, star-studded voice actors, and exciting battle scenes, they are loved by many anime fans. Unlike the previous depictions of the psychology of war, this drama uses a lot of plot to describe the emotional entanglements between several protagonists, thus attracting a group of fans who have never seen Gundam, and triggering drastic changes in the Gundam series.

The original version you see is actually Gundam Seed, and the remake you see is a remake of Gundam Seed Destiny, so of course it's different! It is recommended that you watch Gundam Seed and then Gundam Seed Desyiny, so that you can understand many plots. I've watched the two films that reflect the meaning of the war, and they're good!

The difference is that the picture is different and clearer;

Also, some mistakes and typos in the subtitles have been corrected.

In fact, the original version is also divided into 1 season and 2 seasons, each with 49 episodes, and Kira is the male protagonist of the first season, which is really the male protagonist of the second season. The remake just makes the picture clearer, and the plot hasn't changed much. And you may start watching 2 seasons.

It's changed, look closely, the color of the yellow-haired body and the color of the beaten Tsu in the theme song have changed, and Mu and Kru have changed to Kira and Yitzhak in front of the fight.

The content is no different ......

It's just that the picture has been processed, the details are corrected, and the picture has been processed to get better......

Differences: Different picture quality, different showtimes.

Difference 1: The picture quality is different.

The original Gundam Seed has a 4:3 screen with low image quality. The remastered version of Gundam Seed is a 16:9 widescreen image with sharper image quality than the original.

The original quality is as follows:

The remastered quality is as follows:

Difference 2: The showtime is different.

The original version of Mobile Suit Gundam SEED was screened in 2002-2003; The remastered version was launched in January 2012.

I found the difference in my favorite clips. The 35 episodes of the old version are the 33 episodes of the new version... Kira's swarm second cannon effect has been improved, and there is a clip that is different from the old version.

The picture ratio has been adjusted from 4:3 to the current 16:9, it seems to be just such a little difference, not much clearer than the original, just continue to circle money.

4:3 to 16:9 That's all. Added a few words as well as some scenes, a reset of sound effects. B Society's pit money plan.

After carefully comparing the ending credits of the first episode, I found that the insertion time of the ending song has changed, and I can't find the feeling of the year.

Isn't the so-called remake an economic means for B to dig up the 10,000-year-old grave and then come up with the MG model? Animation is not the point. The focus is on the MG model.

I feel that the biggest highlight inside is that the Mu version of the striker is equipped with the legendary IWSP backpack, which bursts in the !!

Resetting is to get out the Gundam that didn't have it and the equipment.

I'm used to seeing the original, but I'm not used to seeing the remake.