Mobile Suit Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz
Original title: Shin Kidô Senki Gandamu Uingu Endoresu Warutsu
- TV Mini Series
- 1997
- 1h 30m
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7.6/10
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Grand finale to the Gundam Wing television series.Grand finale to the Gundam Wing television series.Grand finale to the Gundam Wing television series.
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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.
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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.
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.
The best science-fiction animation ever
When Gundam W first appeared in the late '90s, a whole new generation of Gundam fans were brought in. Combining pretty-boy youths, breath-taking animation and the most striking mechas (robots) ever created, Gundam W is, without a doubt, the best Gundam series in its 20-year history.
But all series had to end. Though, Gundam W ended with a bang, the clamor for more of the Gundam boys grew louder.
And so the long-awaited epilogue to the series, Endless Waltz arrived. It told the never-before told secrets of the Gundam boys and a new danger to the peace of earth and their colonies. With even more breath-taking animation and more striking mechas (especially the Hell Custom), the epilogue made the story whole and the clamor for more will be even louder.
Now that is what I call closure.
But all series had to end. Though, Gundam W ended with a bang, the clamor for more of the Gundam boys grew louder.
And so the long-awaited epilogue to the series, Endless Waltz arrived. It told the never-before told secrets of the Gundam boys and a new danger to the peace of earth and their colonies. With even more breath-taking animation and more striking mechas (especially the Hell Custom), the epilogue made the story whole and the clamor for more will be even louder.
Now that is what I call closure.
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.
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.
Did you know
- TriviaAll 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.
- GoofsIn 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 versionsAfter 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.
- ConnectionsAlternate-language version of Gundam Wing: The Movie - Endless Waltz (1998)
- SoundtracksWhite Reflection
Performed by Two-Mix
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- 新機動戰記鋼彈W:無盡的華爾滋
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- Runtime
- 1h 30m(90 min)
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- 1.33 : 1
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