Allow myself to join in the pile. This is not a good series to watch for newcomers to the series, nor fan of any of the creator's previous works (Gainax/Khara crew), nor fan of Gundam; even if there's certain nuggets of enjoyment possible. What is this then? Basically, in my head, Anno had a heav...

Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX is a show stuck in it's past. As a non-Gundam fan, the viewer learns that much of the plot and many of the most prominent characters are legacy figures. Without familiarity with the older series, there is little nostalgia to draw on, which makes an average story feel ...

My expectations with GQuuuuuuX based on what I heard were that it didn’t do its own thing and leaned entirely on 0079 fanservice because that was the main complaint I heard everyone saying. Since the main premise was an alternate timeline, I figured people were taking that into account. After wat...

GQuuuuuuX title is such a joke. I have never remember how many U are in there. So I just called it G Quacks all the time. First of all, the mobile suits design. This has the fugliest mobile suits design I have ever seen in Gundam History, surpassing Tekketsu no Orphens in terms of ugliness. Abomi...

This series, for me, is pure hype. It hooked me with its design and music. The story is exactly my type, though it feels a bit rushed, and I’m sure many people will struggle to understand the character relationships. But I’m one of those who gets it (yes, that Newtype stuff!), and for that reason...

Great vibes, incredible animation, shallow story, shallow characters. I really want to be crazy about this show, but I can't. The combination of the atmosphere of the show and the absurd animation make for an incredible base to an anime whose story and characters don't live up to it. A lot of the...

Pure hype driven by killer design, music, and vibes makes this a 10+ masterpiece—if you’re tuned to its Newtype frequency and have the original Mobile Suit Gundam and Char’s Counterattack under your belt. The story feels rushed and the character web can lose anyone not steeped in UC lore, so if y...

Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX is an insanely wild and gripping piece of AU storytelling that only a director of Kazuya Tsurumaki’s talent could have handled. Whether it's the thrilling and weighty mobile suit fights, the intensely dramatic and moody color design, or the sheer mass of energy with w...

The animation quality is solid with smooth 3D mobile suit movements, and Kurosawa Tomoyo delivers an excellent performance as Machu. However, the mobile suit designs are the ugliest in Gundam history, resembling Evangelion's "abominations," while the story feels like recycled Evangelion garbage f...

The animation is incredible, the music and sound design create an amazing auditory experience, and the overall vibes are absolutely top-tier throughout. Unfortunately, the story and characters are disappointingly shallow, with themes introduced only to be brushed aside and zero emotional connecti...

The latter half's resolution of Char's conflicts delivers satisfying "what-if" scenarios for longtime fans, featuring beautifully updated animation of iconic scenes and compelling political tension within Zabi and Zeon. However, cramming too much content into just 12 episodes creates significant ...

Clearly made by OG Gundam fans, made for OG Gundam fans. GQuuuuuux gets a little greedy, setting a secondary goal of attracting younger generation audience. Having the trendiest pop singers in their OP, ED and OST. Sharing the character designs from latest Pokemon generation. Starting the story w...

I strongly disagree with people saying this Gundam series is a good starting point. I began with the B: The Beginning movie, and while I could somewhat follow the story, anyone unfamiliar with at least one show from the original timeline would miss around 80% of the context, especially the worldb...

GQuuuuuux delivers exceptional animation with cinematic lighting and well-choreographed action scenes that surpass its recent predecessors, though it's ultimately undermined by rushed character development and a chaotic finale that fails to properly develop its main characters. The 12-episode for...