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Broadcast on Cartoon Network's popular Toonami block - Mobile Fighter G Gundam has topped the ratings chart among anime features currently on broadcast! With a full line of action figures and model kits, apparel, Playstation 2 video games, and other related merchandise - Experience Gundam like never before on DVD home video! Directed by Yasuhiro Imagawa (Giant Robo) - The action and excitement of Gundam reaches epic proportions! The year is Future Century 60 - It is time for the "Gundam Fight" tournament! Each country sends a Gundam to Earth for this prestigious tournament in the hopes of winning power and glory for their homeland! But this time, there's an unseen evil lurking behind the scene. Domon Kasshu, Neo Japan's reluctant Fighter, is determined to uncover this evil and clear his family name! The fight to the top begins now! ... Read more

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Where it all began...for me that is
This is a great DVD. It includes the first G Gundam episode I ever saw on Cartoon Network. That is Episode 9 Chapman's Heroic Challenge! All in all this is a great DVD with 4 strong episodes of G Gundam. It will make u want to buy the earlier episodes to get a beter understanding of things. It also leaves you with a great ending that will make you want to buy the next set of DVDs. So just buy it, ok.

aswome series
this series is excellent it is fun to watch and not to philisopical it is just a really good show all togther ... Read more

Description

Broadcast on Cartoon Network's popular Toonami block - Mobile Fighter G Gundam has topped the ratings chart among anime features currently on broadcast! With a full line of action figures and model kits, apparel, Playstation 2 video games, and other related merchandise - Experience Gundam like never before on DVD home video! Directed by Yasuhiro Imagawa (Giant Robo) - The action and excitement of Gundam reaches epic proportions! The year is Future Century 60 - It is time for the "Gundam Fight" tournament! Each country sends a Gundam to Earth for this prestigious tournament in the hopes of winning power and glory for their homeland! But this time, there's an unseen evil lurking behind the scene. Domon Kasshu, Neo Japan's reluctant Fighter, is determined to uncover this evil and clear his family name! The fight to the top begins now! ... Read more

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Ludicrous fluff, but carried off with a certain panache
Notice how by the second sentence of the box description quoted above, we're already hearing about Bandai's lust for merch: "With a full line of action figures and model kits, apparel, Playstation 2 video games, and other related merchandise - Experience Gundam like never before on DVD home video!"

G Gundam premiered in 1994. It was the first "Gundam" show to abandon the main, serious "Universal Century" (UC) continuity that had linked all previous Gundam series and movies. While UC series like Gundam 0083, Zeta Gundam, and Char's Counterattack all take place in historical relation to one another, with recurring characters and reference to past events, G Gundam, like Gundam Wing after it, is off in its own little universe.

G Gundam was also a big fat commercial ploy by Bandai to goose Gundam model kit and paraphernalia sales, which had been slipping since the lukewarm reception of Victory Gundam (1993-94).

The result is something like Gundam meets Street Fighter by way of Dragonball Z. Dozens and dozens of over-the-top Gundams representing the different space "nations" come together in the Gundam Fight. These "mobile fighters" all have ludicrous traits that represent their nations. E.g., the "Neo-Canada" entrant is called "Grizzly Gundam" (Lumber Gundam in Japan), and is built like a ... well, a lumberjack, with a big old mecha chainsaw on its back. Seriously. If you think that's wild, you need to check out the Mummy Gundam and the (yes) Mermaid Gundam, which transforms into a fish. Mermaid is actually an elegant design, in a too-many-psychedelic-mushrooms sort of way.

Each pilot has a special finishing move with his Gundam, and in the best PlayStation style, yells out the move as he does it! "Shining Finger!!" The main characters are a bunch of top Gundam fighters who come together in a playing-card-motif kind of club called (yes!) The Shuffle Alliance.

All of this is obviously a long way from the semi-realistic, gritty military drama of the original, UC Gundam shows. For that reason a lot of older fans despise G Gundam. They figure, with some justice, that it gives potential fans the wrong impression of what the other, more serious Gundam shows are like. (Gundam Wing's popularity with preteens likewise misled lots of people to think Gundam is about pretty-faced misanthropic boys riding invincible uber-Gundams and giving incomprehensible speeches about war and peace. Actually, most of the good UC shows are about military men and women piloting all-too-mortal mobile suits, and they contain some genuinely moving scenes.)

Me, I wouldn't go out of my way to watch G Gundam, but I gotta admit it plays out on TV somewhat better than it sounds. The fight choreography is excellent, if liberally laced with drama/cheese. Several cool technological tricks are unveiled, like the skintight movement-sensitive suits that the pilots wear inside their cockpits to direct the machines. The final God Gundam piloted by hero Domon Kasshu (Burning Gundam in the US) is a gorgeous mecha. Schwarz Bruder's "Neo-German" Gundam Spiegel (aka Shadow Gundam?) is also sweet. The actors manage to invest the campy mecha fights with passion. Rain Mikamura is a babe.

In sum, while there are a lot of more nutritious Gundam series out there, G Gundam offers decent brain and eye candy for fans.

The Gundam fight begins.....
....and it gets of to a great start! The first episode of G Gundam is one of my most favorite. The first episode makes the whole DVD worth buying. The other episodes are great too. They do an excellent job of introducing the characters who will play a key role in the series. If you like good anime then pick this up TODAY!!!

Round 1
21 year old Domon Kasshu has to fight for his nation, Neo-Japan. His father and other son, Kyoji Kasshu has built a Gundam that is called the Dark Gundam. His bro, Kyoji goes to Earth in the Gundam. His mother was shot while she was protecting his son, Kyoji. Domon was tooken and has been told to fight for Neo-Japan for him to have his father back. His father is frozen since he has built the Dark Gundam. Domon has had a old child-hood friend named Rain Mikamura. She is 20 and she supports him in fights even if he doesn't need any. She is a doctor and well not exactly a Gundam Fighter. She fixes Shining Gundam whenever it needs repair. They meet Chibodee Crocket, George DeSand,Argo Gulski and Sai SaiCi.

G Gundam
How should I start... Ok, There is a 21 year old man named Domon Kasshu. He has to become a Gundam Fighter for his nation, Neo-Japan. This is because his mother was shot and his brother, Kyoji has gone to earth with a Gundam called, The Dark Gundam. The nation froze Domon's father since he and Kyoji created the Dark Gundam. Now if Domon Kasshu wants to save his father he must win the Gundam Fight. He is also assisted by a 20 year old women named, Rain Mikamura. Her father, Dr. Mikamura has been very good friends with Dr. Kasshu. Rain Mikamura helps Domon when he is on Earth. She fixes the Gundam, Shining Gundam when it has to be repaired. She has a feeling for Domon but she won't tell him. Domon is known as the King Of Hearts. This is becuz his master, Master Asia, who has trained him to be a fighter. So Master Asia pasted down the crest. Well hope that helps you!

Not the best introduction, but still a good series
Let me just say I love G-Gundam. I think it's the freshest mecha series I've seen in awhile and a change from the norm of Gundam sagas. However, the first few episodes might leave a few viewers confused.

CHARACTERS
Domon Kashu: Neo-Japan's fighter and the "King of Hearts" (explained later on).
Rain Mikamura: Domon's assistant and medical expert.
Chibodee Crocket: Neo-America's fighter.
Sai Saichi: Neo-China's fighter.
George Dissan: Neo-France's fighter.

This story takes place in the year Future Century 60. In order to decide which nation will control outer space, a tournament is held every four years to decide which nation gains control of Earth. However, most of this won't come into much play until the second half of the series.

Episode 1 (B+): Domon and Rain go to Rome to fight Neroes Gundam and also save the life of a young girl.

Episode 2 (B): Domon is off to Neo-America to fight Gundam Maxter, but the government has other plans.

Episode 3 (B-): Domon must bring back the Dragon Gundam from a bunch of Chinese smugglers.

Episode 4 (B+): Domon helps a young girl gain the respect of Geroge Dissan by making Domon kidnap her in order to draw out the Rose Gundam.

The English dub has the names of some of the Gundams switched, but that doesn't come up in this first volume. Domon's voice sounds very realistic and actually does more justice to his character. The English dub of Rain is done perfectly and makes her personality seem less cutesy.

The menu for scene selection is cleverly setup as a map of the world, but it is a little hard to select from there. The only extra on this disc is an interview with the original director making comments on the episodes and why they were setup that way.

Overall, this first volume won't automatically draw fans into it, but it is worth watching as the series goes on. In other words, if you buy this volume, make sure you are willing to buy the entire series. ... Read more

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Daisaku and Giant Robo must overcome Von Volger's most maniacal creation, the Eye of Volger and the explosive Big Balloon! When Daisaku is trapped aboard the burning Greta Garbo, it's up to Gin Rei and Tetsugyu to rescue him. But a deadly adversary is lying in wait for Tetsugyu, and he won't give up until he has his vengeance! ... Read more

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Broadcast on Cartoon Network's popular Toonami block - Mobile Fighter G Gundam has topped the ratings chart among anime features currently on broadcast! With a full line of action figures and model kits, apparel, Playstation 2 video games, and other related merchandise - Experience Gundam like never before on DVD home video! Directed by Yasuhiro Imagawa (Giant Robo) - The action and excitement of Gundam reaches epic proportions! The year is Future Century 60 - It is time for the "Gundam Fight" tournament! Each country sends a Gundam to Earth for this prestigious tournament in the hopes of winning power and glory for their homeland! But this time, there's an unseen evil lurking behind the scene. Domon Kasshu, Neo Japan's reluctant Fighter, is determined to uncover this evil and clear his family name! The fight to the top begins now! ... Read more

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My least favorite Gundam DVD....
but that isnt saying its not good. It is good and i like this DVD. Just that Episodes 6 and 7 i dont like that much. Episode 6 confuses me very much and I have seen every Gundam episode and I dont get it. Episode 7 i just dont like for some reason. To me it doesnt make much sense at all. Though Episodes 5 and 8 pick up the slack. 2 Argo episodes and Argo is my 2nd favorite character next to Domon so it more than makes this DVD worth buying.

excellent series
this series is excellent while it does not posess the dramma and serious nature of other gundam seres it is still and excellent series and should not be missed ( and koodos to bandi for being able to switch audio tracks on the fly in these dvd) ... Read more

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It is a new dawn for mankind.The Shizuma Drive has brought clean, limitless energy and launched humanity into an age of prosperity. But even in this Eden of technology, there lurk the shadows of envy and greed.Big Fire is a secret brotherhood whose only goal is to direct the world toward chaos. The world is protected by the Experts of Justice, a team of operatives assembled from around the globe to stop the ultimate disaster of The Eternal Night.The key to everything is the bravery of their newest member, a boy named Daisaku Kusama, and the great machine he commands. ... Read more

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With the fate of his brother still fresh on his mind, Domon must face his former master once more! And just when Domon thinks things couldn't get any worse, Rain leaves… only to be kidnapped!Now, Domon and the rest of the Shuffle Alliance must face the ultimate test as they rocket into space to save the Earth.Beside them stands all of the Gundams from all of the nations of Earth.The Gundam Federation has been formed to prevent the destruction of the Earth from the Ultimate Gundam. But is it too late? ... Read more

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The Final Chapter in a long, sad running
Domon is such a tool! But you have to love him anyway. He gallantly blasted off to save the day, after being prodded and pushed by his friends of course. Rain, who is for all intents and purposes a smart woman, leaves because she is guilty about the sins of her father. We love you Rain, it doesn't matter that your father is a punk! Then the Earth is pratically maimed by the DARK GUNDAM, oh my! Can't that thing ever die??? Guess it can, cuz I want a happily ever after to come out of this!

Batlles outside of the ring...
After 11 discs which crisscrossed the plot of the Gundam Fight and the Devil Gundam, the former is now finally over. One of the Shuffle Alliance has become the champion (guess who?) and it looks like life will return to normal...sadly, not so. After the revelations of the last disc, Rain has decided that it would be better if she and Domon never saw each other again. Domon avoids this issue until he receives an SOS from Dr Mikamura- the Devil Gundam is back and it's after Rain! Domon heads off to the Neo-Japan colony to rescue her but is attacked by Wong in the Walter Gundam. The former ruler has now been DG cell infected and is determined to take revenge on Domon and claim the Devil Gundam again for himself. Domon receives a final gift from Master Asia- Fuunsaikii, his noble steed. Domon returns and easily defeats Wong and then heads into space for his final battle with the Devil Gundam. Behind him are the rest of the SA and the other surviving fighters... G goes out with a bang. On this disc are some of the show's finest episodes. You'll see why us fans of the original version think Devil Gundam fits Domon's nemesis MUCH better then Dark Gundam and some of the best acting from the Japanese cast, especially Seki Tomkazu's incredible job as Domon. ... Read more

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A shocked Domon engages Master Asia in battle, hoping to find some way to bring back the man he once knew. But Domon, emotionally and physically drained is no match for him! Only the timely arrival of the mysterious Schwartz Bruder and his amazing Gundam helps tip the balance of power!Realizing that he needs further training, Domon decides to return to the Guyana highlands where he once trained with Master Asia. Can he discover a way to defeat the evil that has now claimed both his brother and his beloved teacher?

KEY SALES POINTS:
Based on the BIGGEST and most PROFITABLE animation franchise in Japan - Mobile Suit Gundam.
Bandai America, the makers of the hit Digimon & Power Ranger toyline has released a full line of the best-selling G Gundam action figures, model kits, and Playstation 2 video games.
National advertisement in both targeted media, print and online (Animerica, Wizard, Sci-Fi Entertainment, Starlog, Total Movie, BPM Culture, Giant Robot, Toy Fare, Inquest).
Broadcast hit on Cartoon Network's popular Toonami block - 5:30 p.m. weekdays!
National speaking tour with G Gundam Director Yasuhiro Imagawa hosted by the Japan Consulate, taking place in Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Atlanta and more to be announced.
Directed by Yasuhiro Imagawa (Giant Robo the animation).

DVD FEATURES:
Contains 5 complete episodes on one disc!
Interactive animated menus
English and Japanese language with optional English subtitles
Dolby Digital Audio
DVD extras include an interview with director Yasuhiro Imagawa and Bandai Entertainment previews. ... Read more

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4 great episodes of G Gundam
I love this DVD. This DVD has the most character development on it of all the DVDs currently available. There still is plenty of action though so dont worry. The 3rd episode on this DVD is my favorite. Its packed with great action and story. Plus this DVD sets up the next one perfectly and will make you want to buy Round 6. ... Read more

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Domon's reunion with Master Asia occurs in the midst of the battle-damaged city of Shinjuku.Together, they fight to save the city, but Domon is shocked with he realizes that Gundam Rose, Gundam Maxter, Dragon Gundam, and Bolt Gundam are all under an evil influence!As the truth is revealed, reinforcements arrive in the form of the Shuffle Alliance, the greatest fighters in the galaxy!Now, with Domon as their new King of Hearts, they pledge their allegiance to him and his cause.But first, there's a battle to be fought...

KEY SALES POINTS:
Based on the BIGGEST and most PROFITABLE animation franchise in Japan - Mobile Suit Gundam.
Bandai America, the makers of the hit Digimon & Power Ranger toyline has released a full line of the best-selling G Gundam action figures, model kits, and Playstation 2 video games.
National advertisement in both targeted media, print and online (Animerica, Wizard, Sci-Fi Entertainment, Starlog, Total Movie, BPM Culture, Giant Robot, Toy Fare, Inquest).
Broadcast hit on Cartoon Network's popular Toonami block - 5:30 p.m. weekdays!
National speaking tour with G Gundam Director Yasuhiro Imagawa hosted by the Japan Consulate, taking place in Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Atlanta and more to be announced.
Directed by Yasuhiro Imagawa (Giant Robo the animation).

DVD FEATURES:
Contains 5 complete episodes on one disc!
Interactive animated menus
English and Japanese language with optional English subtitles
Dolby Digital Audio
DVD extras include an interview with director Yasuhiro Imagawa and Bandai Entertainment previews. ... Read more

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The turning point for G Gundam
This is where it starts to get REALLY good. It gets very addictive from here on in. When i first saw these episodes on Cartoon Network, I could barely wait until the next day for the next episode. I dont know how a show could be so good. I must really thank Cartoon Network for introducing me to these great shows through Toonami. ... Read more

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Although Domon has made progress with his training and now has limited control over the Shining Gundam's Super Mode, he is running out of time to reach Neo Hong Kong for the 'Final Battles.' Just as he's ready to go, the evil Gundam returns for another battle! Master Asia returns to fight his ex-pupil and during this battle - one Gundam will be completely destroyed!

KEY SALES POINTS: Based on the BIGGEST and most PROFITABLE animation franchise in Japan - Mobile Suit Gundam. Bandai America, the makers of the hit Digimon & Power Ranger toyline has released a full line of the best-selling G Gundam action figures, model kits, and Playstation 2 video games. National advertisement in both targeted media, print and online (Animerica, Wizard, Sci-Fi Entertainment, Starlog, Total Movie, BPM Culture, Giant Robot, Toy Fare, Inquest). Broadcast hit on Cartoon Network's popular Toonami block - 5:30 p.m. weekdays! National speaking tour with G Gundam Director Yasuhiro Imagawa hosted by the Japan Consulate, taking place in Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Atlanta and more to be announced. Directed by Yasuhiro Imagawa (Giant Robo the animation).

DVD FEATURES:
Contains 5 complete episodes on one disc!
Interactive animated menus
English and Japanese language with optional English subtitles
Dolby Digital Audio
DVD extras include an interview with director Yasuhiro Imagawa and Bandai Entertainment previews. ... Read more

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My favorite
This DVD is my favorite of all my G Gundam DVDs. It is so good! Everything comes to a climax in this DVD. Though i wont give any details to spoil it for you. Though I must say there is an event that i find so sad, in the last episode. I wanted to cry the first time i saw the episode on Cartoon Network You really must buy this DVD ,but buy rounds 1-5 too so you will know what is going on. ... Read more

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Ludicrous fluff, but carried off with a certain panache
Notice how by the second sentence of the box description quoted above, we're already hearing about Bandai's lust for merch: "With a full line of action figures and model kits, apparel, Playstation 2 video games, and other related merchandise - Experience Gundam like never before on DVD home video!"

G Gundam premiered in 1994. It was the first "Gundam" show to abandon the main, serious "Universal Century" (UC) continuity that had linked all previous Gundam series and movies. While UC series like Gundam 0083, Zeta Gundam, and Char's Counterattack all take place in historical relation to one another, with recurring characters and reference to past events, G Gundam, like Gundam Wing after it, is off in its own little universe.

G Gundam was also a big fat commercial ploy by Bandai to goose Gundam model kit and paraphernalia sales, which had been slipping since the lukewarm reception of Victory Gundam (1993-94).

The result is something like Gundam meets Street Fighter by way of Dragonball Z. Dozens and dozens of over-the-top Gundams representing the different space "nations" come together in the Gundam Fight. These "mobile fighters" all have ludicrous traits that represent their nations. E.g., the "Neo-Canada" entrant is called "Grizzly Gundam" (Lumber Gundam in Japan), and is built like a ... well, a lumberjack, with a big old mecha chainsaw on its back. Seriously. If you think that's wild, you need to check out the Mummy Gundam and the (yes) Mermaid Gundam, which transforms into a fish. Mermaid is actually an elegant design, in a too-many-psychedelic-mushrooms sort of way.

Each pilot has a special finishing move with his Gundam, and in the best PlayStation style, yells out the move as he does it! "Shining Finger!!" The main characters are a bunch of top Gundam fighters who come together in a playing-card-motif kind of club called (yes!) The Shuffle Alliance.

All of this is obviously a long way from the semi-realistic, gritty military drama of the original, UC Gundam shows. For that reason a lot of older fans despise G Gundam. They figure, with some justice, that it gives potential fans the wrong impression of what the other, more serious Gundam shows are like. (Gundam Wing's popularity with preteens likewise misled lots of people to think Gundam is about pretty-faced misanthropic boys riding invincible uber-Gundams and giving incomprehensible speeches about war and peace. Actually, most of the good UC shows are about military men and women piloting all-too-mortal mobile suits, and they contain some genuinely moving scenes.)

Me, I wouldn't go out of my way to watch G Gundam, but I gotta admit it plays out on TV somewhat better than it sounds. The fight choreography is excellent, if liberally laced with drama/cheese. Several cool technological tricks are unveiled, like the skintight movement-sensitive suits that the pilots wear inside their cockpits to direct the machines. The final God Gundam piloted by hero Domon Kasshu (Burning Gundam in the US) is a gorgeous mecha. Schwarz Bruder's "Neo-German" Gundam Spiegel (aka Shadow Gundam?) is also sweet. The actors manage to invest the campy mecha fights with passion. Rain Mikamura is a babe.

In sum, while there are a lot of more nutritious Gundam series out there, G Gundam offers decent brain and eye candy for fans.

The Gundam fight begins.....
....and it gets of to a great start! The first episode of G Gundam is one of my most favorite. The first episode makes the whole DVD worth buying. The other episodes are great too. They do an excellent job of introducing the characters who will play a key role in the series. If you like good anime then pick this up TODAY!!!

Round 1
21 year old Domon Kasshu has to fight for his nation, Neo-Japan. His father and other son, Kyoji Kasshu has built a Gundam that is called the Dark Gundam. His bro, Kyoji goes to Earth in the Gundam. His mother was shot while she was protecting his son, Kyoji. Domon was tooken and has been told to fight for Neo-Japan for him to have his father back. His father is frozen since he has built the Dark Gundam. Domon has had a old child-hood friend named Rain Mikamura. She is 20 and she supports him in fights even if he doesn't need any. She is a doctor and well not exactly a Gundam Fighter. She fixes Shining Gundam whenever it needs repair. They meet Chibodee Crocket, George DeSand,Argo Gulski and Sai SaiCi.

G Gundam
How should I start... Ok, There is a 21 year old man named Domon Kasshu. He has to become a Gundam Fighter for his nation, Neo-Japan. This is because his mother was shot and his brother, Kyoji has gone to earth with a Gundam called, The Dark Gundam. The nation froze Domon's father since he and Kyoji created the Dark Gundam. Now if Domon Kasshu wants to save his father he must win the Gundam Fight. He is also assisted by a 20 year old women named, Rain Mikamura. Her father, Dr. Mikamura has been very good friends with Dr. Kasshu. Rain Mikamura helps Domon when he is on Earth. She fixes the Gundam, Shining Gundam when it has to be repaired. She has a feeling for Domon but she won't tell him. Domon is known as the King Of Hearts. This is becuz his master, Master Asia, who has trained him to be a fighter. So Master Asia pasted down the crest. Well hope that helps you!

Not the best introduction, but still a good series
Let me just say I love G-Gundam. I think it's the freshest mecha series I've seen in awhile and a change from the norm of Gundam sagas. However, the first few episodes might leave a few viewers confused.

CHARACTERS
Domon Kashu: Neo-Japan's fighter and the "King of Hearts" (explained later on).
Rain Mikamura: Domon's assistant and medical expert.
Chibodee Crocket: Neo-America's fighter.
Sai Saichi: Neo-China's fighter.
George Dissan: Neo-France's fighter.

This story takes place in the year Future Century 60. In order to decide which nation will control outer space, a tournament is held every four years to decide which nation gains control of Earth. However, most of this won't come into much play until the second half of the series.

Episode 1 (B+): Domon and Rain go to Rome to fight Neroes Gundam and also save the life of a young girl.

Episode 2 (B): Domon is off to Neo-America to fight Gundam Maxter, but the government has other plans.

Episode 3 (B-): Domon must bring back the Dragon Gundam from a bunch of Chinese smugglers.

Episode 4 (B+): Domon helps a young girl gain the respect of Geroge Dissan by making Domon kidnap her in order to draw out the Rose Gundam.

The English dub has the names of some of the Gundams switched, but that doesn't come up in this first volume. Domon's voice sounds very realistic and actually does more justice to his character. The English dub of Rain is done perfectly and makes her personality seem less cutesy.

The menu for scene selection is cleverly setup as a map of the world, but it is a little hard to select from there. The only extra on this disc is an interview with the original director making comments on the episodes and why they were setup that way.

Overall, this first volume won't automatically draw fans into it, but it is worth watching as the series goes on. In other words, if you buy this volume, make sure you are willing to buy the entire series. ... Read more

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My favorite
This DVD is my favorite of all my G Gundam DVDs. It is so good! Everything comes to a climax in this DVD. Though i wont give any details to spoil it for you. Though I must say there is an event that i find so sad, in the last episode. I wanted to cry the first time i saw the episode on Cartoon Network You really must buy this DVD ,but buy rounds 1-5 too so you will know what is going on. ... Read more

Description

After pulling off an incredible stunt, Domon has made it to the finals in Neo Hong Kong! Now, the battles begin in earnest - George, Chibodee, and all the other members of the Shuffle Alliance must fight to stay alive! Also complicating matters are the new rules introduced by Prime Minister Wong, including the infamous anything-goes rule, where fighters can use any and all methods to achieve victory. As Domon tries to master his new Gundam, he is faced with challenges both in an out of the ring, as he soon finds himself targeted by assassins! ... Read more

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Sai Saici is fed up with being treated like a kid.He's a Gundam Fighter after all, so one day he decides to leave! As fate would have it, he meets the girl of his dreams.Domon meets a girl too, but Allenby is not just an ordinary girl -- she's a Gundam Fighter who's been winning all of her matches in under a minute! And her next battle is with Domon!Meanwhile, Chibodee is plagued by a nightmare from his past, courtesy of his most recent opponent, the clown Romario. And Prime Minister Wong once again changes the rules and allows the defeated Neros Gundam to participate in the matches and fight against Domon! ... Read more

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My least favorite Gundam DVD....
but that isnt saying its not good. It is good and i like this DVD. Just that Episodes 6 and 7 i dont like that much. Episode 6 confuses me very much and I have seen every Gundam episode and I dont get it. Episode 7 i just dont like for some reason. To me it doesnt make much sense at all. Though Episodes 5 and 8 pick up the slack. 2 Argo episodes and Argo is my 2nd favorite character next to Domon so it more than makes this DVD worth buying.

excellent series
this series is excellent while it does not posess the dramma and serious nature of other gundam seres it is still and excellent series and should not be missed ( and koodos to bandi for being able to switch audio tracks on the fly in these dvd) ... Read more

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Where it all began...for me that is
This is a great DVD. It includes the first G Gundam episode I ever saw on Cartoon Network. That is Episode 9 Chapman's Heroic Challenge! All in all this is a great DVD with 4 strong episodes of G Gundam. It will make u want to buy the earlier episodes to get a beter understanding of things. It also leaves you with a great ending that will make you want to buy the next set of DVDs. So just buy it, ok.

aswome series
this series is excellent it is fun to watch and not to philisopical it is just a really good show all togther ... Read more

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4 great episodes of G Gundam
I love this DVD. This DVD has the most character development on it of all the DVDs currently available. There still is plenty of action though so dont worry. The 3rd episode on this DVD is my favorite. Its packed with great action and story. Plus this DVD sets up the next one perfectly and will make you want to buy Round 6. ... Read more

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The turning point for G Gundam
This is where it starts to get REALLY good. It gets very addictive from here on in. When i first saw these episodes on Cartoon Network, I could barely wait until the next day for the next episode. I dont know how a show could be so good. I must really thank Cartoon Network for introducing me to these great shows through Toonami. ... Read more