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The only thing that bothered me was the Nina and Kou story arc. Kou just has something to prove to himself and to his peers, while Gato is doing it for duty and patriotism to his nation.

But both Kou and Gato are likeable characters in their own right and you can see things in their points of view. The cast does ok in standing out, but I just donРІР‚в„ўt feel they have the kind of impact that an Amuro, Captain Bright, or another cast member from the original Gundam can have. Not saying itРІР‚в„ўs a bad thing, but you really canРІР‚в„ўt top that. Kou and Anavel do have good chemistry as rivals, but isnРІР‚в„ўt really that epic in comparison to that of Char and Amuro. But I say for what it does in an overall sense, it works out pretty well. There are some other previous Gundam characters that will have brief cameos, but if you want to know, watch andР”Р‡ind out.

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Yes, because you learn about what happened to the Federation to where it become in Zeta Gundam, and no, because you donРІР‚в„ўt really get to see what happens to the majority of the original cast from the series such as Amuro and Char, and mostly concentrates on the cast created exclusively for this saga. Does it do a great job of that? Personally, yes and no. This is the story that sets out to bridge the gap between the original Gundam series, and Zeta Gundam. However, mecha fans will be able to find plenty of what they love: superb sci-fi action, and mobile suit battles they'll remember for a long time to come, provided they can manage to endure through the other aspects of 0083, which may feel agonizingly long and difficult. In the end, the flaws of 0083's plot and characters limit the enjoyment of the OVA series exclusively to fans of the mecha genre.

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The catchy opening theme 'Men of Destiny' is full of that nostalgic 90's feel - it gets the viewer in the mood for some giant robot action. Typical gundam sound effects are to be expected here, which is just fine, as they serve their purpose well. Even after seventeen years, the visuals of 0083 are still more than enough to lure the gaze of any mecha fan. 0083 also features superb mecha designs not only in the form of the gundams themselves, but also the various grunt suits used by both factions. This OVA series features detailed and technical background art and some of the most exciting action scenes from the gundam franchise to date, especially those of the last battle, which can only described as epic in proportion.

Each and every fight is smoothly animated with hand-drawn frames, be it a small training skirmish or a grand space battle. Gato, though certainly better than the aforementioned pair, also gets somewhat tedious from his own over-zealousness - he is a character who seems to gobble up the very propaganda he spews, which in turn makes it more difficult to hold respect for the character.Р”Р‡ortunately, 0083 excels in the animation department. Nina's role as Uraki's love interest only manages to evoke either terrible boredom or the gag reflex it is bland and devoid of any trance of genuine emotion. Angsty and lacking confidence, the story does not provide much room in which the view can sympathize with him, even considering the challenges Uraki faces over the course of the story. Uraki is a painfully generic mecha protagonist without much, if any, redeemable qualities. Much of the faults concerning the plot of 0083 can be blamed on the main characters themselves. The problem is, like an aged car, 0083 often finds itself stuck on its low gears in terms of storytelling. When the story of 0083 is in high gear, it is quite rewarding, rife with exciting battles and unexpected twists. Story riddled with the juvenile rivalry between Uraki and Monsha, as well as the thoroughly uninteresting romance between Uraki and Nina, which derails the focus from the promising overarching conflict to rather petty squabbles. However, upon closer inspection, one finds the The valiant and desperate attempt of the Zeon remnants to pave a road for the future of its beliefs and its people makes them commendable antagonists, and the thus viewers are able to sympathize with both sides in the struggle between Federation and Zeon. The premise 0083's story is very promising at first glance. While it boasts strong visuals and action, its mediocre plot and the lackluster characters ultimately prevents 0083 from the full extent of its potential. Set three years after the events of the One Year War, Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory is a mixed bag.

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