LYCOS RETRIEVER 
Gundam Seed Destiny: Destiny Gundam
built 637 days ago
The Gundam Seed animation series sequel Gundam Seed Destiny is now on Japanese TV. From this new series comes this model kit made by Bandai. It is a snap together kit, so glue is not needed.
Source:
A game for all Gundam Seed Destiny fans. The arcade style play and controls are well thought out and simple to understand, yet challenging to master. Two player co-op or versus play is possible and the choice of Mobile Suits and Gundams from the GSD is remarkable.
Source:
Gundam Seed Destiny - Vol 3 video DVD movie review, cast list, starring, stars, official cover art, purchase to buy at Video Universe. Buy and shop for now and purchase DVD at the best discount price.
Source:
An abridged version of the TV series is being released as Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny: Special Edition, which retells the story in four 90 minute parts. Unlike the Gundam SEED: Special Edition, this retelling of Destiny seems focused on fixing some of the more criticized aspects of the series (for instance, focusing on Athrun Zala's point of view to keep the focus as neutral as possible) rather than simply editing together highlights and important battles. An ONA spinoff called Gundam SEED C.E. 73: Stargazer, has been released on Bandai Channel starting July 2006, with a DVD release scheduled for November 2006. Most recently, a brand new movie was announced by Sunrise (news in English via Gunota Headlines). Little is known about the movie at this time but it will be a brand new story set after the series.
Source:
Athrun Zala is a Coordinator, and a member of the Rau Le Creuset ZAFT special forces team at the beginning of Gundam SEED. He is the son of Patrick Zala, a member of the PLANT Supreme Council.*GS/GSD
Source:
The Destiny Gundam itself is a leftover of sorts from SEED's initial production. Chief designer Okawara Kunio had been charged with designing the original Freedom Gundam as a mobile suit with compact, "always-on" versions of the original three Striker Packs. Several rough designs of this concept have been released in official material, and it is evident that in early attempts, the result would have been simply too cluttered and (presumably) difficult to animate, hence the drastically alternate, final design for Freedom. However, this concept obviously made it through for the second try, as the Destiny Gundam features compact forms of the first three Impulse Silhouettes (which are nearly identical in function and design as the three Striker Packs) as standard weaponry. This is a rather ironic footnote to the fact that Destiny Gundam and Freedom Gundam are made complete opposites in the storyline.
Source:
MORE ABOUT
Destiny Gundam