It's easy to be cynical and just say this is a promotion clinging to nostalgia to sell toys. But man, did I feel something strong.
Also, I really liked that in the earliest sequence, Brown-Haired Kid has vaguely Gundam-colored and shaped clothes, while Black-Haired Kid has vaguely Zaku colors and his hat turned backwards to resemble a mono-eye. I don't know why that little bit stuck out to me, but it really did.
It's easy to be cynical and just say this is a promotion clinging to nostalgia to sell toys. But man, did I feel something strong.
Also, I really liked that in the earliest sequence, Brown-Haired Kid has vaguely Gundam-colored and shaped clothes, while Black-Haired Kid has vaguely Zaku colors and his hat turned backwards to resemble a mono-eye. I don't know why that little bit stuck out to me, but it really did.
This is just a promotional video but it's actually pretty wholesome and well-made.
Anyway, looks like they've got something big in store for the 50th anniversary. I'm so looking forward to it.
Such a cool little video. Good reminder that I still need to watch Turn A.