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The Mobile Suit Gundam franchise is now over 45 years old and has more than 60 anime shows and movies to its name. With so many series to choose from, it can be intimidating for a newcomer to break into the universe, but a Gundam episode director has now recommended one of the best places to start.

Originally created by director Yoshiyuki Tomino, the Gundam series has gained massive popularity all over the world, and it's become easily the most globally recognizable mecha anime franchise to date. One artist who worked under Tomino on Turn A Gundam has many good things to say, both about director Tomino himself and the series they worked on together. In a recent interview with Febri in honor of the 25th anniversary of Turn A Gundam, Masakazu Hishida, who worked on the anime as an assistant director and storyboarder, shared his experiences.

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Despite being one of the strongest characters, there are a few who can beat Kuzan due to their unique abilities and strengths. Characters like Oden, Kaido, Roger, Yamato, Hancock, Law, Luffy, Shanks, Blackbeard, and the Five Elders have the potential to defeat Kuzan. Each character mentioned has specific powers, techniques, or Devil Fruits that give them an advantage in taking down Kuzan in combat.

The Marines are one of the main factions in One Piece. Kuzan was a Marine Admiral, but he left the organization during the timeskip when he failed to become the next Fleet Admiral. He is now one of Blackbeard's Ten Titanic Captains. Kuzan is a strong Haki user, and he has the power of the Ice-Ice Fruit - a Logia that gives him the power to create, control, and transform into ice. Kuzan is one of the strongest characters in One Piece, but there are a...

This Ultra collection contains 2 complete series (Ultraman Ginga and Ultraman Ginga S) along with the theatrical feature Ultraman Ginga S: The Movie as well as the bonus miniseries Ultraman Victory (aka Ultra Fight Victory) in one Ultra-impressive Blu-ray collection! Check out this trailer:

Ultraman Ginga

At one time, all of the Ultra warriors, along with the monsters and aliens, were turned into Spark Dolls by the mysterious Dark Spark. Time passed, and the youth Hikaru Rido got hold of the mysterious Ginga Spark, which could return the monsters and Ultra warriors to their previous giant forms. In order to protect those dear to him, Hikaru Ult-Lives the Ultras and monsters and faces off against the evil monsters.

Ultraman Ginga S

This is the sequel to Ultraman Ginga. It is two years later, and the defense team that didn’t appear in the previous show, as well as another Ultraman, Ultraman Victory,...

Directed by: Satoshi Kon, Shôgo Furuya

Written by: Satoshi Kon, Keiko Nobumoto

Cast: Toru Emori, Aya Okamoto, Yoshiaki Umegaki, Shôzô Îzuka, Seizô Katô, Hiroya Ishimaru, Ryûji Saikachi

Just about everybody loves to sit down and watch a nice Christmas story; any story that either shows the true meaning of Christmas (the presents, yo), or how one must save Christmas for whatever reason.

Either way, stories of Christmas miracles seem to have a way of warming our hearts, no matter how ridiculously unlikely or serendipitous the story may be. And now for my stunningly smooth transition to the real review: Tokyo Godfathers. Satoshi Kon’s third film is a great example of a Christmas story, but unlike most Christmas stories, this movie is about a group of unlikely heroes. Well, most stories are about unlikely heroes - but Tokyo Godfathers has some really unlikely heroes, which I think brings a lot...