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Mobile Suit Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz

Original title: Shin Kidô Senki Gandamu Uingu Endoresu Warutsu
  • TV Mini Series
  • 1997
  • 1h 30m
IMDb RATING
7.6/10
1.2K
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Mobile Suit Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz (1997)
JapaneseAnimeHand-Drawn AnimationMechaSci-Fi EpicActionAnimationDramaSci-Fi

Grand finale to the Gundam Wing television series.Grand finale to the Gundam Wing television series.Grand finale to the Gundam Wing television series.

  • Creator
    • Yoshiyuki Tomino
  • Stars
    • Hikaru Midorikawa
    • Akiko Yajima
    • Toshihiko Seki
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    7.6/10
    1.2K
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    • Creator
      • Yoshiyuki Tomino
    • Stars
      • Hikaru Midorikawa
      • Akiko Yajima
      • Toshihiko Seki
    • 7User reviews
    • 1Critic review
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Hikaru Midorikawa
    Hikaru Midorikawa
    • Heero Yuy
    • 1997
    Akiko Yajima
    Akiko Yajima
    • Relena Peacecraft
    • 1997
    Toshihiko Seki
    Toshihiko Seki
    • Duo Maxwell
    • 1997
    Shigeru Nakahara
    Shigeru Nakahara
    • Trowa Barton
    • 1997
    Ai Orikasa
    Ai Orikasa
    • Quatre Raberba Winner
    • 1997
    Ryûzô Ishino
    • Chang Wu Fei
    • 1997
    Rei Sakuma
    • Mariemaia Barton…
    • 1997
    Enuka Okuma
    Enuka Okuma
    • Lady Une
    • 1997
    Samantha Ferris
    Samantha Ferris
    • Sally Po
    • 1997
    Takehito Koyasu
    Takehito Koyasu
    • Zechs Merquise
    • 1997
    Scott McNeil
    Scott McNeil
    • Duo Maxwell
    • 1997
    Brian Drummond
    Brian Drummond
    • Zechs Merquise…
    • 1997
    David Kaye
    David Kaye
      • 1997
      Kirby Morrow
      Kirby Morrow
      • Trowa Barton
      • 1997
      Brad Swaile
      Brad Swaile
      • Quatre Raberba Winner
      • 1997
      Ted Cole
      Ted Cole
      • Chang Wufei
      • 1997
      Mark Hildreth
      Mark Hildreth
      • Heero Yuy
      • 1997
      Paul Dobson
      Paul Dobson
        • 1997
        • Creator
          • Yoshiyuki Tomino
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        1galagea123

        Disappointing Ending

        This film, despite it's name, does not live up to it's potential. Being the so-called "epilogue" of this mediocre TV series, Gundam Wing is just an excuse to bring back these "pretty boys" and satisfy thousands of fans need for more. The story line was flawed by the ridiculousness of it. The animation quality was only okay at best, having seen better on TV. With a totally un-realistic ending and the horrible characterization, this movie is totally fan-based and does not live up to the name of Gundam. If you're wanting to watch Gundam, don't see this movie, but rather watch the older episodes of 0083 or Mobile Fighter G Gundam.
        10marlex

        Great ending to a great series

        While I am still new in the world of anime, I have to say Gundam Wing was a great series. I watched the entire series in the subbed as well as watched Endless Waltz. This movie is quite possibly one of the best ending any series could ask for. The themes behind the characters give more feeling to their actions. Much of the back story of pilots are explained. Watch and enjoy. If you liked the series you will love the movie.

        I just saw the dubbed version of Endless and I must say they did a pretty good job. One particular character whose persona was warped in the dubbing of the series is brought back in all of his glory.
        10Raptor_21

        High Quality

        This is Anime film that is very excellent. The new Gundam designs were awesome, the soundtrack was great, and the plot proved to be an excellent end for the Gundam W series. It isn't my favorite anime movie, but this is a must see for Gundam and anime fans alike.
        8JG2001

        An interesting end to a thoughtful series.

        Gundam Wing, an alternate universe shootoff of the classic Gundam series, was very good and didn't treat its characters, or its viewers as idiots. Endless Waltz is a grand finale to the series because it ties up most everything neatly. I encourage anyone reading this to go watch Gundam Wing while it's still playing on Cartoon Network, and if they can get their hands on it, watch Endless Waltz afterwards. Hopefully, Endless Waltz will eventually be distributed here as well.
        8xamtaro

        "Gundam Superheroes" go out in style

        One year after the Gundam Wing TV series, the earth and its colonies have finally attained peace and decided to follow the path of pacifism by disposing of all weapons into the sun, along with the Gundams. However, this peace does not last. A powerful rebel faction Led by seven year old Mariemaia Khushrenada, Treize's daughter, and Dekim Barton, the original mastermind behind the mysterious "Operation Meteor" kidnaps Vice Foreign Minister Relena during a diplomatic mission to X-18999 and takes over the colony.

        This 3 episode OVA starts off deep into a mystery plot involving the discovery of an alloy that is only used to manufacture mobile suits, indicating that someone is violating the peace treaty of pacifism. As the story progresses, shocking truths are revealed including the original "Operation Meteor" plan, the 5 Gundam pilots' pasts and Dekim Barton's devious plan to bring earth to its knees. Gundam Wing literally comes full circle in the Endless Waltz OVA. Within its fast paced and highly intriguing story, we are given glimpses into the pasts of the five main gundam pilots up to just moments before the Gundams are sent to earth in the first episode of the TV series. This makes their motives in the TV series a lot clearer and gives an insight into what influenced their personalities and actions, making them very easy to relate to now.

        Those who liked the philosophical undertones and thought provoking ideas presented in the TV series will be glad to know that there is ample amounts of that here. From questioning a soldier's purpose in a time of peace, to debating the "cycle of war, peace and revolution", Endless waltz is sure to satisfy the more learned and knowledgeable viewers as its series did. It is nice to see that the creators have abandoned their "pacifism is the way to go" stand; this movie in fact shows the fallacy of pacifism as idealistic but unrealistic. This is seen in how a small rebel faction could so quickly overthrow a pacifist world government and in a scene where Relena, the once staunch supporter of pacifism had to resort to violence, slapping Mariemaia to make her see the error of her ways. A full analysis of the many themes presented would well exceed the word limit here.

        If there is one thing that anyone can agree on, is that Gundam Wing Endless Waltz's animation is among the best in anime movies of the 90s and even in the early 2000s. It looks very impressive without needing to rely on flashy computer effects. The many battle scenes are extremely fluid and intensely paced. All this is coupled with some of the most beautiful artwork in a mecha anime. Everything is blessed with great attention to detail and rendered in dark colors with heavy black shadows that carry on the grim and gritty look of Gundam. I was fine with the Gundam Re-designs but found it a huge pity that the creators did not go with these designs back in the Gundam Wing TV series.

        This 3 episode OVA may be short, but it is a very enjoyable experience and a great closure to the gundam wing storyline. It is however recommended that you sit through all 49 episodes of the Gundam Wing TV series before watching Endless Waltz.

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        • Trivia
          All of the Gundam pilots' names have a number theme: Heero Yuy ("Hee" being Japanese kanji for one); Duo Maxwell ("Duo" meaning two); Trowa Barton ("Trowa" based on the French word for three); Quatre Raberba Winner ("Quatre" is the French word for four); Wufei Chang ("Wu" is Chinese for five). Also, most of the other characters also have this number theme, ie. Milliard Peacecraft ("Milliard" is French for billion); Lady Une ("Une" is French for one); Treize Khushrenada ("Treize" is French for thirteen) and many more.
        • Goofs
          In the flashback sequences throughout Endless Waltz, the flashbacks imply that the "custom" style Gundams featured here are the ones the pilots have had all along - obviously incorrect and inconsistent with the series.
        • Alternate versions
          After the release of the OVAs, the creators made a theatrical motion picture out of the footage and added more scenes into it. It was released on August 1, 1998 in Japan.
        • Connections
          Alternate-language version of Gundam Wing: The Movie - Endless Waltz (1998)
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          Performed by Two-Mix

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        • Release date
          • November 10, 2000 (United States)
        • Country of origin
          • Japan
        • Official site
          • Gundam
        • Language
          • Japanese
        • Also known as
          • 新機動戰記鋼彈W:無盡的華爾滋
        • Production companies
          • Bandai Visual Company
          • Sotsu Agency
          • Sunrise
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        • Runtime
          • 1h 30m(90 min)
        • Color
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        • Aspect ratio
          • 1.33 : 1

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