MS Gundam 00

[Perhaps]

Good stuff, agreed.

[Discombobulator]

Would you stop posting?

[Perhaps]

Don't be hatin' because your car, bike or mode of transportation can't run on G.N. particles!

[Storamin]

surprisingly, i agree with discombobulator.

[Perhaps]

Awww yee! Episode 9 was pimp!

[Tehw00tz]

I really have no idea why people watch anime.

[Perhaps]

Well since people like things as dull and uninteresting plots, and find those shows and movies worth their time. I think a few steps up of that (Anime), is worth my time.

Anyways, episode 10, was GRRRRRRRRREAT! "And that's why... You won't get a painless death!" Ahhh yes, one of the Gundam pilots turn out to be psychotic, effects caused from being born as a super soldier.

[Soulbourne]

Just a quick question, ever been here

[jamn455]

Transformers > Gundam

[Soulbourne]

Which one though?

[Glortex]

Please don't say the Beast Wars....

[Kibiyama]

Beast Wars kicked ass.

Original Transformers > Reboot > Beast Wars > everything else > Michael Bolton.

[Soulbourne]

Hmm, reboot sounds familiar for some reason...was that a transformers and if not what was it?

[Kibiyama]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReBoot

ReBoot is a Canadian CGI-animated action-adventure television series that originally aired from 1994 to 2001. ... It is credited with being the first full length, completely computer-animated TV series. Moreover, when the series debuted in 1994, the first computer-animated feature film, Toy Story, had not yet been released. Originally made for children, the series attracted many older fans, referring to computer terms and popular culture that would not be understood by younger viewers.

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In late July 2007, Rainmaker Animation (Mainframe Entertainment who created the show was acquired and renamed by Rainmaker in 2006) announced plans to create a trilogy of ReBoot films with illustrator/animator Daniel Allen as the lead character designer. Rainmaker Animation executive vice president Paul Gertz stated, "ReBoot's legions of fans have been incredibly loyal and continue to keep the property alive on dozens of fan sites."[6] In conjunction with the website Zeros 2 Heroes, they announced an intention to allow fans greater access to the development of the movie plans and also in development of a ReBoot webcomic. Fans were given the chance to submit their own art and designs, with the potential to end up as an artist on the project, and their feedback ensured which one of five ReBoot pitches won.[6][7]

It was so awesome. In fact, I think I'm gonna go watch some right now.

[Soulbourne]

Thought so, I remember that show.