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In the war between the Naturals (OMNI) and the Coordinators (ZAFT), a unit of ZAFT is dispatched to hijack some newly developed mobile suits from a Natural colony on Earth. It is there that young Kira Yamato attends technical college and during the chaos of the attack, happens across the last mobile suit, Strike, that ZAFT hasn’t gotten to yet. In order to protect his friends, he pilots it. During the fight, he also happens across his childhood friend, Athrun, who is now part of ZAFT. Despairing over the prospect of fighting his Athrun, but also wanting to protect his new friends, Kira is thrown into the intergalactic war. As the first taste of the Gundam universe for many anime fans, Gundam SEED often has a fond place in their hearts. Whether you are a long-time mecha fan or just need something else to watch, try out these anime recommendations. For Fans of Friends Turned Enemies Code Geass The Holy Empire of Britannia has established itself as the dominant mili

Kevin T. Collins, Carrie Keranen, Lisa Ortiz, Tom Wayland, Ben Pronsky, more join cast Sunrise revealed more cast members on Friday for its new English dub for its release of the HD remastered versions of Mobile Suit Gundam Seed and Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny. The new cast includes: Kevin T. Collins as Rau Le Creuset Carrie Keranen as Murrue Ramius Lisa Ortiz as Natarle Badgiruel Tom Wayland as Mu La Flaga Ben Pronsky as Arnold Neumann Christian La Monte as Dalida Lolaha Chandra II Daniel J. Edwards as Jackie Tonomura Chris Niosi as Romero Pal The new English dubs will be recorded at NYAV Post. The dub will have a brand new cast under director Carrie Keranen. Previously announced cast members include: Max Mittelman as Kira Chris Hackney as Athrun Stephanie Sheh as Lacus Sandy Fox as Haro Cherami Leigh as Cagalli Erica Mendez as Flay Lucien Dodge as Sai Cassandra Morris as Miriallia Colin DePaula as Tolle Eddy Lee as Kuzzey

New series shares same name with Tamura's previous mystery 1-shot manga The December issue of Shogakukan's Monthly Flowers magazine published the final chapter of Yumi Tamura's 7SEEDS spinoff manga on Saturday. The spinoff manga will be compiled into book form and published in early 2018. The magazine also revealed that Tamura will launch a new manga titled Mystery to Iu Nakare (pictured at right) in the next issue on November 28. The manga will be on the cover, and the 100-page first chapter will feature a color spread. Tamura published a one shot manga last year with the same title. Shogakukan's Zōkan Flowers will republish the 78-page one shot in its winter issue on November 14 to commemorate the new Mystery to Iu Nakare series. The original one shot revolved around two detectives who come across the mystery of a university student named Totonō Kunō. The student is suspected of murdering his classmate Sagae after Sagae's body was discovered in a neighborhood park.

Has there been any major shift or change in the message or emphasis of the story since your original pitch? Has this been an organic arrangement between the two of you or was the original concept pretty much set in stone? Nocenti:

The story is changing every day. In traditional comic-making, you’re put on hard deadlines very fast, and scripts have to be tight, and mapped out all the way till the end. One of the many great things about working with Karen Berger is that she understands the role time plays in a comic… that it is only after I saw pages from issue one that I could write issue two, and for this project we had the time built in to let the story evolve organically. So I have the four issues mapped out, I know the ending, but the way David draws things changes the roadmap. Finally, David, when I think of your work I always think of experimentation with time and movement — specifically in stories like Hawkeye where

With extinction-level meteors heading towards Earth, the government attempted to preserve humanity with the 7 Seeds Program. In this program, several teams of young people were established, frozen, and to be woken up in the future after the planet is livable again. However, the world these children wake up in is wild and dangerous where they appear to be the only humans left. While stumbling along in some of the finer details, 7 Seeds does a masterful job at telling truly sad stories about just what we would do in the end of the world. If you want more anime series like it, then give these anime recommendations below a try. For Fans Of Survival Dr. Stone One day, all of humanity was engulfed in light and mysteriously petrified. After a few millennia, two high schoolers awaken and find themselves in a wild world. These two set out to cure those still frozen and kick start civilization. Both of these series have almost the same premise, but with di