And those flaws are sadly quite true as there are many deaths that frankly felt forced and didn’t need to happen in addition to some downright bizarre scenes that feel completely out of place with the show’s generally dark and depressing tone. Infamy, many of the negatives attributed to victory gundam come from its supposedly forced deaths and odd placement of goofy and absurd moments. Now don’t get me wrong, victory gundam has flaws that has garnered it
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Victory gundam is a series that catches quite the bad rep with it often being regarded as one of the worst entries in the franchise, when I was going into the series I was embracing for the worst, but what I ended up seeing wasn’t the travesty some see it as but rather a solid series that was able to convey some truly beautiful moments and messages that can even act as a entry level gundam as its pretty much stand alone from other gundam despite being a universal century entry. Definitely recommended if you've seen the other UC animes, however, the story is completely separate from the main meta-plot. Overall: No where near as good as First Gundam, V Gundam is nonetheless a very nice looking, anime featuring a somewhat lacking storyline that'll get your emotions running if you're not prepared for it.
Without a doubt, Oliver and Captain Gomez were my favorite characters, both of which received little screen time, but both of whom were very central to the story.
Interaction between them is what really pushes the story along. There's a peace-loving-battle-scarred boy, a princess girl, and a group of what seem to be orphaned children. It also has the effect of removing almost all romantic involvement between the main characters. I can't quite remember why the cast is like it is, but it brings a fresh look on what might be a stale storyline.
The rest of the male cast are either lesser characters or very old men. There's an excellent cast of actors working on the voices, and the mecha sounds are great, but nothing really stands out in this category.Ĭharacters: We've got a cast of mostly children and women, with the main villain and one of the main characters being male. The simple style works here to make the art very nice looking even today. Battles are everything you would expect from a mecha show, and although somewhat exaggerated at times (or almost all of the time), they're mostly very good. Characters however, look very nice, and some are just too cool for words, while others are just meh. Most of the Suits are very similar to each other, and are very rarely any unique.
V Gundam uses a very simple art style to convey the characters and the Mobile Suits which is both good and bad. But, overall it's a nice story, with an emphasis on death, and at least during the last arc, a huge emphasis on the beauty of life.Īrt: Very good. Stick the parts together, and to keep one interested during some of the low parts. However, some of the story arcs in the middle could have been left out, and the story would still be intact a lot of the time during said arcs I found myself wondering why the characters were doing what they were doing. That aside, I have to say I really loved the storyline. And before anything else is said, I think it's worth a mention to say that a lot of people die, and most of the time for no good reason at all. Story: Without a doubt, V Gundam is the saddest Gundam story to date.
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