Alternative TitlesEnglish: ∀ Gundam Synonyms: Mobile Suit Gundam Turn A Japanese: ∀ガンダム
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Type: TV
Episodes: 50
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Apr 9, 1999 to Apr 14, 2000
Duration:
24 min. per episode Rating:
PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
L represents licensing company
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Popularity: #1516
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Both are epic old school sci-fi series with clever plotwists, great battles and political plots.
Both these series are the great examples of epic anime. Either LoGH, either Turn A Gundam give one the huge panorama of life, war, hatred, ambitious, wishes, fate. Although both of them don't content a lot of high speed action and surprising detective plot they are fascinating in its own unique way.
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Both are about an ass-kicking trap that ends working for a rich girl, and in fact several "ojou" are part of the cast.
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Both are mecha series with a femenine-looking male main character that ends crossdressing at some point.
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Both have a similar feeling and have the mix of super advanced technology and a peaceful civilization
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Mecha(kinda) and great music, from the same person Yoko Kanno
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both occur in a post-apoch world setting involving the use of past technologies in order to survive, and require the discovery of ancient secret technologies to continue their civilization's lives and hope for the future.
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Both shows are directed by Yoshiyuki Tomino, the father of the gundam franchise and mecha anime visonary, and both shows are him at his most lighthearted, but also at his directoral best. Both shows follow a group of really likeable young people through a spanning war. In Turn A, it's about going back to your roots, and in L.Gaim, it's about rebellion and trying to find your place in the world, as well as following your destiny. Both shows feature a great deal of humor and are both genuianlly funny, because you really start to like and care about these characters. Neither show really focuses much on the mecha either and are more character dramas/adventure shows, so those usually uninterested in mecha anime may find these series easier to get into.
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When watching Brain Powerd, i couldn't help but think about another Tomino series, Turn A Gundam. Both shows have a lot in common, plus they both share some of the same voice actors, and a score by Yoko Kanno.
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Turn A Gundam puts a huge emphasis on its characters as E7 did.
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