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pokernow of the seriesMobile Suit Gundam SEED is an anime television series from Japan. It is a part of the Gundam franchise that started in 1979, but takes place in an alternate universe called Cosmic Era. The series has 50 episodes, aired in Japan from October 52002 to September 272003.Overview Directed by Mitsuo Fukuda , the series is set in an alternate universe to the original series,

the Cosmic Era universe. This series begins with a Bloody Valentine War between Earth and the colonies that is similar to the One Year War of the original Gundam series with elements from New Mobile Report Gundam Wing and After War Gundam X. On one side is the Earth Alliance, and on the opposite is the space colonies that form ZAFT . Mankind has evolved into new forms through genetic engineering, with normal humans known as Naturals and the genetically

altered pokernow known as Cosmic Era Human enchancements Like the original series, ZAFT has a head start on mobile suit design, the Earth Alliance quickly catches pokernow up with its five prototype Gundams. With ZAFT having stolen four of the prototypes, young pilot Kira Yamato takes the Strike Gundam and is forced to fight his old friend Athrun Zala. Gundam SEED started with simaliar plot lines to the first Gundam series. But later on in the series Gundam SEED took off into its own original plotline.The series is licensed by Bandai Visual. The United States

edition is currently being broadcast on Cartoon Network at 1am on Friday nights. Things that were edited out on Cartoon Network include mature content ; scenes of intense combat violence ; cold-blooded or brutal murders that are non-mobile suit related ; all references to the facts that the Living CPUs need to take performance pokernow enhanching drugs; and most notoriously, all handguns being transformed into

neon-colored lasers, dubbed "Disco Guns" by fans, for the majority of the shows run. Although the series premiered during the Toonami block at 10:30pm on Saturday nights, it was pushed back to 1:00 am on Friday nights starting with Phase 27 due to below average ratings. Since most of the series had been pre-edited, very little changed in terms of content allowance. However, the airings of the final two episodes were left mostly unedited, with only a few elements

being affected -- namely the guns used by Azrael, Patrick Zala, and one of the ZAFT soliders , airbrushing the naked Flays body in the final episode to avoid showing her cleavage, reducing the amount of blood shown, and the removal or altering of flashbacks to graphic assassinations. The majority of the series was aired with a TV-Y7, apparently, at the insistence of Bandai who were desperately trying to push the new Gundam SEED toyline. However, since most retailers had stopped carrying the Gundam line due to oversaturation pokernow from the G Gundam series, this soon became a lost cause. Only the final episode pokernow was given the TV-PG-SV rating

rather than the usual TV-Y7 rating. The Canadian version debuted on YTVs Bionix block in September 2004 at 9:30 pm where it got a better reception and aired comparatively uncut, with almost all of the material listed above intact. Reruns are now airing Monday-Thursday at 10:30pm on YTV.An abridged, six part version of the Television series

is also being pokernow released as Gundam SEED: Special Edition. The English language manga is published in North America by Del Rey Manga and in Singapore by Chuang pokernow Yi, while Gundam SEED Astray, a spinoff of Gundam SEED, is published in North America by TokyoPop.Another element left over from the most popular recent Gundam series was the presence of five color-coded Gundams piloted by angst-ridden bishonen. This made the series quite attractive to female fans, though to date unofficial SEED slash fiction

is primarily concentrated among the ZAFT adversary characters, rather than among the Archangel crew members. One characteristic of this Gundam series is that it focused on character development in addition to fighting. As in The Super Dimension Fortress Macross and Neon Genesis Evangelion, this resulted in several episodes without any fighting. Also running with the series was a series of manga called Gundam SEED Astray Suit Gundam SEED Astray that told a side-story to the anime series. This proved popular enough to generate two more side-stories: Gundam SEED Astray Suit Gundam SEED Astray R and Gundam

SEED Astray Suit Gundam SEED X Astray.On July 62004 pokernow the sequel to Mobile Suit Gundam SEED, Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny, was announced after over a month of rumors. It started airing pokernow in Japan on October 2004 on the network Mainichi Broadcasting System and continues to do so today.Cast & CrewJapanese Cast Athrun Zala - Ishida Akira Dearka Elsman - Sasanuma Akira Kira Yamato - Hoshi

Souichirou Miguel Aiman - Takanori Nishikawa Mwu la Flaga - Koyasu Takehito Nicol Amalfi - Matsui Mami Yzak Jule - Seki TomokazuStaff Series Writer - Chiaki Morosawa Mecha Designer - Kunio Okawara & Kimitoshi Yamane Narrator - Alison Matthews Rau le Creuset - Mark Oliver Murrue Ramius - Lisa Anne Beley Cagalli Yula Athha - Vanessa Morley Miriallia Haw - Anna Cummer Flay Alster, Birdy, Haro - Tabitha St. Germain Kuzzey Buskirk - Keith Miller Yzak Joule - Michael Adamthwaite pokernow Lacus Clyne -

Chantal Strand Chandra - Simon Hayama Pal - Brendan Van Wijk Siegel Clyne - Don Brown Andrew Waltfeld - Brian DrummondOpenings & Endings & Insert SongsOpenings:Moment by Vivian Hsu or Kazuma Realize by Nami Tamaki Endings:River by Tatsuya Ishii Akatsuki No Kuruma by Yuki Kajiura YUUKAMizu no Akashi by Rie TanakaOfficial page is at Fan sites are located

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