The sound of this song is just... so sad, but the lyrics are all about a brighter future. It's absolutely beautiful. Of course, Yoko Kanno shows us why she's one of the best composers of our time.
just started this show, first episode gave me a familiar feeling like when I first watched fooly cooly, when I read that nobody dies I started crying tears of relief I’m always used to the best ones dying
This song...it makes wanna just lay under the stars and watch the dark, endless night sky as the world around me begins to slow to a stop and share that kind of experience with some one close to my heart.
I watched this series when I was finishing my undergraduate study in US. Alone in a faraway country without any friends or families to rely on. It was calming listening to this while I'm walking on the snow to classes. The cold, the bright white, the loneliness, all seem so vivid everytime I listen to this song.
Freakishly amazing. This is one of the best Gundam series because of the fact that it is nothing like the rest of Gundam. And this is one of the best Gundam theme songs because it also breaks the mold. Absolutely beautiful
I am going to be honest, i watched this show around two weeks ago and just finished it last night due to a guy named wakymodder84. I watched it for 3 reasons: 1: The Turn A looked alien as hell to me and i was curious as hell to see what type of gundam it was. 2: Loran is said to be a perfect Pacifist, something that even the great Kira Yamato (AKA: Jesus Yamato, AKA: The 4th worst Anime Mary sue/Gary stu in history), and 3: That Turn A is said to be the most POWERFUL GUNDAM IN EXISTENCE.! So i gave the show a shot and watched the first 10 or 15 episodes...then later stopped up until i reached thirty, and finished the rest last night. To put things as shortly as i can with this, this show was perhaps one of my most favorite ANIME show up to date. I was more interested in the characters, the situations and the conflicts than the fights in it, and this is coming from the guy who loves G Gundam due to the fact that it had more fights scenes of Gundams there than the majority of the other Gundam shows. This shoe was perfet, at least until it dipped as bit in the last half of it, but was still good none the less. And the Turn A, i just love the damn this so much now. I still remember when i first saw it Gundam Dynasty Warriors and thought 'What the hell is that thing, that don't look like a gundam' and avoided playing it. Now i love the mother fucker so much that it's 3rd in my top five favorite gundams. There is one word that represent how i feel when i finished with the show: Content. I was content with it and would recommend it to anyone that want to watch a good gundam show.
I totally agree, I watched Turn A because the looks of the Gundam was really odd, but I ended up loving it and the story was superb. It fits into the other Gundam franchise so well despite being much more hopeful compared to most.
I feel you, Fire Assassin. This anime is in the list of those cartoon that exceed the simple entertainment. I love it a lot but my prefered Gundam is Gundam 00.
This song is amazing. It really is full of emotion and makes me want to watch Turn A (which I am currently doing). I'm avoiding all major spoilers for the series, but I cannot wait to see where this plays as it must be just as heart felt there as it is here.
Okay let's break down the instruments we hear in this song: 1. Human Voice 2. Organ 3. Harp 4. Synthesizer 5. Drums 6. Piano 8. Violins 9. Morin Khur (A traditional Mongolian string instrument) I swear Yoko Kanno is a once in a generation talent...
Back in the early days of my anime fandom, I remember shunning Macross Plus because Super Play gave it 7/10 score, but I saw the advert for it on some shitty Mangle Entertainment OVA and instantly was hooked, not by the mecha or the gorgeous animation but by the haunting song that played. When I got the first OVA on VHS, I pretty much wore out the ending credits because I listened to the Torch Song so many times. It was also my first ever MP3 and the first ever anime OST I bought. Yoko Kanno has been insanely important in my life. Her music kept me sane in the army. Even after all these years, her music still sounds just as wonderful as it did back in the late 90s. She has amazing talent, but is only recognized by a small niche audience. It's a pity.
Turn-A Gundam takes its story very seriously - It's definitely amongst my Gundam favorites (I enjoyed Stargazer, SEED and SEED Destiny, Double O, Unicorn, and currently even AGE - in which I really like their timeskips to new 'eras', it feels like something new.)
Gshadow007 G-reco is trying but failing miserably, yeah theres a ton of effort but none of it is resulting in pay off, at least in destiny bad or not there were characters, G-reco has emotionless husks paraded as characters going through a nonsensical plot that info drips worse than that of even the awful captian earth
Well at least the characters weren't Mary Sues and Gary Stus, as Emotionless and flat G-Reco's characters can be I would take that over One Dimensional BS. On the bright side, at least G-Reco is animated well. Seed Destiny was just stock footage that would make Wing, Sailor Moon and Macross 7 blush. Granted, Tomino's way of thinking is outdated by today's standards, but for his age he's probably giving it all he's got, that or the dude is just fucking crazy.
Gshadow007 well it looks good in doses, the action is nice(sadly shallow story wise though) but outside of the action scenes the series looks quite poor at points, and G-reco's charaacters are 1 dimensional bs and none of the characters save kilm have any real motivation or character to them, like berrli's only defining features is a shit eating grin, gary stu ability to be better than everyone else in combat even when fighting more experienced newtypes and that he wants to bang his sister. Thats all there is to this character And tomino's way of thinking is less dated and more so he went into G-reco with the worst mindset, he was angry making G-reco and is trying to make statements on how the relief efforts during the japanese earthquake a few years back were, and hes doing this by trying to portray adults as idiots in G-reco (remember when the amry just let them steal the gundam and switch side sin ep 3, THATS why that happened as retarded as that is) He went in so hell bent on telling a message full of malice that he failed not only at telling this message but failed to make a show as a whole
Turn A's ending was so beautiful the way it tied every single Gundam series before it into it's Black History and the conclusion of Turn A. It made you feel like this was the end of Gundam. Not the absolute end or anything, it was last one Tomino directed. It still opened a new gate way. As Char once said "The old generation cannot build the new era". Seed was terrilbe and 00 was okay from what I heard. Hopefully Age is good. We need a writer to direct an awesome Gundam series.
Very beautiful theme, just beautiful. God, do I wish Turn A Gundam would get officially licensed for the US. Bandai announced they were working on the series for the US at Comic Con back in 2010, but then you never heard anything about it.
a very hauntingly beautiful song, i really love this series and this ending theme really sealed the deal. listening to it right now gives me that great feeling of how the gundam franchise should have ended
Yama no ha tsuki wa michi Iki zuku anata no mori Natsu kusa abite nemuru Itooshii yokogao Oboro na kono hoshi Daichi ni gin no namida Mayu taru sanagi tachi wa Nana tabi mi o kaeru Ao ni LaLaLu LaLaLu somaru koishi mayu dama Ageha no chou ni naru Yagate sora o tsutsumu mugen no hane moyou Inochi kagakase yo Ano tsuki anata nara Kanashimi o utsusazumi Yo no yuragi mitsumete Nage kazu ni tounde miru Kaze ni LaLaLu LaLaLu utae hane ni tsuki utsushi Ageha no chou ni naru Yuragu yoru ni umare ginga o wataru chou yo Inochi kagakase yo Ao ni LaLaLu LaLaLu somaru koishi mayu dama Ageha no chou ni naru Yagate sora o tsutsumu mugen no hane moyou Inochi kagakase yo
I really love this song. I really do. I barely understand its lyrics but still I played it on my phone over and over again after I discovered Turn-A. Speaking about the Turn-A, the moment I saw biplanes, weird zeppelins and flak cannons and pre-WW1 cars, I then said to myself this is different. And indeed I was right, it was different and awesome. There is no Gundam episode like it. For me the nearest of the Gundams to reach this one is After War Gundam X, but still is completely outclassed (base on my opinion) by the Turn A.
+Ricky Pantua I was shocked with Turn A since the first episode 'cause the technological downturn. But then the last 10 episodes were just terrific as they explain what happened on the last 10 000 years
The best ending And I'm definitely a great fan of Gundam ( i've see all Gundam Series in VO-ST xD ) And my favorite Anime...slow at the begining but fast after...I want more Gundam Serie like that !
One of the greatest Gundams ever made, with by far the best soundtrack in the series. Too bad it was poorly received it's far better than a lot of the other Gundams that usually make it in the top 5 *cough* Gundam Seed *cough*.
I agree, the series is great but I think the thing that discourage people is the MS design. I was actually surprise on how many people actually live till the end.
@@AnakinSkyobiliviator Its not that surprising how many people didn't die at the end when you look at Tomino's works at the time. He began this paradigm with Brain Powerd, a series also scored by Yoko Kanji. Also as an interesting aside, the MS design, primarily Turn A and Turn X, were done by French comic book artist Moebius, who was well know for his work on the Silver Surfer series.
I mean, in the context of Tomino's earlier works (including the first Gundam, where the novelization had Amuro killed off) it was surprising. But I guess at the time, it was better since he had just emerged from his depression.
@Godzilla2000X I dunno, it was fairly comprehensive in its technology as well, given the I-Field Drive System, the concept behind the design of the Turn A and Turn X, or even their powerplants. I don't mind the idea of seeing 'Zakus' in the series, but I did mind that no other MS made it from other universes, especially Gundams. Sure, certain technologies made it, like the Shining Finger, or the Mobile Trace System, but it wouldn't hurt to see other MS besides monoeyes or a GM wannabe.
@Godzilla2000X How exactly did talking to ghosts (complete with making dead MS come back to life) support itself? How did little TBR making giant blast blowing colonies support itself? Or rainbow Skittles from psychoframe pushing a rock support itself? Or how the heck did pixie dust, the result of a powersource that utilizes topological defects, manage to transform humans precisely into near ageless psychics support itself? Moonlight Butterfly was merely not revealed for 40 odd eps.
@Godzilla2000X It's a little more of a headache when you consider that the MS that did survive aren't exact duplicates of the UC MS to begin with. The 'Custom' Borjornan is supposed to be the Zaku I, yet lacks a fin on the head. The Kapool is not the same as the Capule with the different skirt. The Gallop in Turn A is MUCH smaller than in MSG. The Zssan has a shoulder pod while the Zssa does not. So if anyone tries to fit things nicely, the question is 'what are those MS doing here?'
@Amurutimate Well, this was definitely the last Gundam series that Yoshiyuki Tomino directed, at least. I don't think it was ever intended to be the absolute end of the Gundam franchise, (at least from a marketing perspective) but definitely the et al end for every timeline that has been or will be in Gundam. Besides, Turn A takes place in such a distant future that it feels like they left it open for many more possible "prequels".
@Amurutimate It may have something to do with the fact that it takes place millennia after all of the Universal Century Gundam series (they call the ∀ timeline the 'Correct Century'), thereby depriving it of any connection with ANY of the Gundam series, including the non-UC/CC Gundams. But X suffered the worst fate, and only because they moved that show from late-Friday afternoon to Saturday pre-dawn. I wonder if they still have the scripts for the final 10 or 11 episodes of X, to finish it.
@Godzilla2000X Of course, the Moonlight Butterfly has also been shown to wrap itself around the mobile suit as well, and do so rather quickly, so it's not like those nanomachines will only limit itself to the back. :P Then there's the part where it was able to incoming fire along with encasing and/or turning things to ash. Ont he other hand, agreed, Destiny really ain't all that. Frankly, SEED MS ain't all that. 00Q or Devil, though...
@SkillrSilvia I have to admit. It appeals to a different audience than all the other gundam series, which is why it has such a small following. However, it is the most developed story so far. It relies less on death and more on life.
Same here mate, literally just finished the show tonight after a month and a half of watching it. Still don't know how to feel about the ending though. It ties up quite a lot, but there's still plenty of things like sochie being just shafted.
I came back to listen because I'm about to reach the last episode, I'm rewatching Turn A while watching it as a friend's first Gundam show. I rewatched the last episode in advance to know if a box of tissues would be necessary... Needless to say, I'm going to the store to buy a box of tissues tomorrow.
@oyametalicus That does NOT translate to 'not as many who hate TAG'. That simply means TAG is either less known or less talked about, and THAT is something I don't disagree with especially since 00 and SEED are the two newest series and UC is still the main universe.
Until now I always thought the vocalist for this song was Romi Park, who voiced Loran Cehack, the hero and pilot of the eponymous Gundam. I stand corrected by your posts (and does Aki Okui ever do a brilliant job!)... But still, the voices are so strikingly alike I'm still finding it hard to believe that they're two different people.
@oyametalicus Because they ARE miracle particles. :P Think, those things are a result of a new powersource with the added bonus of jamming radio frequencies, jam radar, create forcefields, beam fire/blades, cloak to invisibility, coat solids to make them tougher, cause funky QBW weirdness, and change humans into near ageless psychics with other physical enhancements. Only Minovsky Particles come close. :P If you accept that, MB is acceptable.
@Godzilla2000X Sense? This is a franchise that included things like talking to ghosts, pushing giant rocks with rainbow Skittles, a psycho woman who's idea of testing a kid's NT abilities by jumping naked into a bubble bath, dinky beam rifles capable of blowing up fortresses with no noticeable recharge needed, men breaking MS with a scarf, and as of now, a little MS capable of hundred mile long beam shots and beam sabers along with psychic pixie dust, and you're talking about sense? :P
@oyametalicus Yes, we already know how Setsuna became an Innovator. That's still not technology supporting the weirdness. No one expected those same miracle particles, the same ones that were supposed to be byproducts of the solar furnaces, to not only mutate a human being, but mutate them so precisely. It simply came out of nowhere, and thus we simply filed that knowledge in as something else miracle particles can do.
In other words, 1) People tend to crave death and destruction, and the various feels associated with them, which explains Zeta's popularity 2) Turn A is considered the "hipster gundam" by many
was a amazing show ok the beginning was pretty slow (lame) but i build up an story arc which was awesome. and its explain why there suddenly Zaku´s^^ in my eyes the perfect ending of the U.c. timeline
@oyametalicus I never said old always triumphs over new, now did I? I was simply pointing out a fault in your statement, which is supposedly 'new always overcomes old' (which is not true at all). So, to recap, Turn A already has two movies, and 00 being shiny and new does not automatically trump old classics (MS Gundam will always remain the classic fav amongst the hardcore, and I see no other Gundam series trump Wing's success the rest of the world).
@AegisKHAOS I think my beef with Turn A is that its not a very technical oriented Gundam story. That and they were digging up Zaku. Out of all the mobile suits in the Gundam timeline you mean to tell me a few Zaku survived Turn A apocalyspe? That one made my me scratch me head.
Actually V-Gundam is considered by most to be one of the best Gundams, usually behind Z-Gundam of course. Tomino hated it, but that's because of a dispute with Sunrise which led to it being the darkest Gundam series to date. He felt that he had taken it out on the series, which he did. But since Gundam's story makes its biggest impact through pathos, or the extreme drama that happens after the death of an important character, it made this story both hard to watch, and hard to leave.
@BiometalZ haha! x) And im glad there are more Turn A fans out there. I usally get descriminated for being a Turn A fan. ppl hate the idea of difference I guess. Maybe ppl should give Turn A a chance. instead of ditching it the 5th episode...
@oyametalicus One in this thread. On top of that, you know being famous doesn't necessarily equal good, right? Afterall, SEED was also damn famous during its run, yet the complaints were massive and the faults alot more noticeable.
@oyametalicus Eh... I'm personally sticking with Gundam Unicorn over 00. Unicorn is prettier. :P Well, Katoki designs in general are automatically pretty. :P By the by, let me clear up one other thing. 00 has Special Edition movies to go with the feature movie, so 00 itself also has more than one movie like Turn A Gundam. ;p I don't remember the number of volumes for the Special Edition, but I'm thinking there's two of them.
@Godzilla2000X To clear up one little thing, let me go on record that I have never said that I didn't like 00. In fact, I thought it was alright. On the other hand, it was not the best I've ever watched due to some faults that made it less than what it could have been, faults which I already mentioned, and that there were simply other series I enjoyed more.
![Turn A Gundam Ending 1- AURA [mp3]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hIUKymDsg-k/mqdefault.jpg)
The sound of this song is just... so sad, but the lyrics are all about a brighter future. It's absolutely beautiful. Of course, Yoko Kanno shows us why she's one of the best composers of our time.
A gundam show where no "main" characters die and where the masked "antagonist" isn't really the villain. Nothing but love for this series.
They have a bit too less characters for them to die. Unlike the other shows where they have a colony full of extras to die
@@tohpingtiang4878literally XD
just started this show, first episode gave me a familiar feeling like when I first watched fooly cooly, when I read that nobody dies I started crying tears of relief I’m always used to the best ones dying
Harry Ord is best Char Clone
Lt. Harry is THE man
Still the best finale of any Gundam series ever in my opinion. This song during the ending of the final episode was just...Damn. So many feels.
Gundam Seed's first ending was up there too XD
+Apocolovids fuck off jesus Yamato church
This song...it makes wanna just lay under the stars and watch the dark, endless night sky as the world around me begins to slow to a stop and share that kind of experience with some one close to my heart.
_Like a gentle kiss onto your mind and soul._
I watched this series when I was finishing my undergraduate study in US. Alone in a faraway country without any friends or families to rely on. It was calming listening to this while I'm walking on the snow to classes. The cold, the bright white, the loneliness, all seem so vivid everytime I listen to this song.
Let this song play for Syd Mead, the father of some of the most iconic mobile suits in the series.
Rest in Peace.
Freakishly amazing. This is one of the best Gundam series because of the fact that it is nothing like the rest of Gundam. And this is one of the best Gundam theme songs because it also breaks the mold. Absolutely beautiful
I am going to be honest, i watched this show around two weeks ago and just finished it last night due to a guy named wakymodder84. I watched it for 3 reasons: 1: The Turn A looked alien as hell to me and i was curious as hell to see what type of gundam it was. 2: Loran is said to be a perfect Pacifist, something that even the great Kira Yamato (AKA: Jesus Yamato, AKA: The 4th worst Anime Mary sue/Gary stu in history), and 3: That Turn A is said to be the most POWERFUL GUNDAM IN EXISTENCE.!
So i gave the show a shot and watched the first 10 or 15 episodes...then later stopped up until i reached thirty, and finished the rest last night.
To put things as shortly as i can with this, this show was perhaps one of my most favorite ANIME show up to date. I was more interested in the characters, the situations and the conflicts than the fights in it, and this is coming from the guy who loves G Gundam due to the fact that it had more fights scenes of Gundams there than the majority of the other Gundam shows. This shoe was perfet, at least until it dipped as bit in the last half of it, but was still good none the less. And the Turn A, i just love the damn this so much now. I still remember when i first saw it Gundam Dynasty Warriors and thought 'What the hell is that thing, that don't look like a gundam' and avoided playing it. Now i love the mother fucker so much that it's 3rd in my top five favorite gundams.
There is one word that represent how i feel when i finished with the show: Content. I was content with it and would recommend it to anyone that want to watch a good gundam show.
Haha I also fell in love deeply with this anime.. Probably the best Gundam anime in my opinion! :D
"alien as hell"
i guess do you know who design some of the mechas at this series ;)
The great Syd Mead: The man who was the designer of Blade Runner and my all time favorite Sci-Fi movie, Aliens.
I totally agree, I watched Turn A because the looks of the Gundam was really odd, but I ended up loving it and the story was superb. It fits into the other Gundam franchise so well despite being much more hopeful compared to most.
I feel you, Fire Assassin. This anime is in the list of those cartoon that exceed the simple entertainment. I love it a lot but my prefered Gundam is Gundam 00.
This has got to be one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard since "Do You Remember Love?" from Macross.
Haven't heard this song in years, still gives me all sorts of feels. Easily one of Yoko Kanno's best.
Turn A Gundam it's one of my favourite series ever. This song on the epilogue was epic.
I Love This Song!
Where's Laura Rolla? Just kidding!
This song is amazing. It really is full of emotion and makes me want to watch Turn A (which I am currently doing). I'm avoiding all major spoilers for the series, but I cannot wait to see where this plays as it must be just as heart felt there as it is here.
Okay let's break down the instruments we hear in this song:
1. Human Voice
2. Organ
3. Harp
4. Synthesizer
5. Drums
6. Piano
8. Violins
9. Morin Khur (A traditional Mongolian string instrument)
I swear Yoko Kanno is a once in a generation talent...
Back in the early days of my anime fandom, I remember shunning Macross Plus because Super Play gave it 7/10 score, but I saw the advert for it on some shitty Mangle Entertainment OVA and instantly was hooked, not by the mecha or the gorgeous animation but by the haunting song that played. When I got the first OVA on VHS, I pretty much wore out the ending credits because I listened to the Torch Song so many times. It was also my first ever MP3 and the first ever anime OST I bought. Yoko Kanno has been insanely important in my life. Her music kept me sane in the army. Even after all these years, her music still sounds just as wonderful as it did back in the late 90s. She has amazing talent, but is only recognized by a small niche audience. It's a pity.
@gypsy lab lol there are Americans conservatives who still believe women shouldn't be working.
@@damiester1 “… -like- in third world countries…”
The US is increasingly -like- a third world country.
Turn-A Gundam takes its story very seriously - It's definitely amongst my Gundam favorites (I enjoyed Stargazer, SEED and SEED Destiny, Double O, Unicorn, and currently even AGE - in which I really like their timeskips to new 'eras', it feels like something new.)
i just finished watching Turn ∀ and it is by far one of the best gundams ever. and this song is beautiful. its so sad and amazing
I just finished this Gundam series and it was pretty damn good! This song topped it off...definitely went out in style.
THE best Gundam song ever. Kanno Yoko really outdid herself with this song. it's just world class.
There is just something mystical about Turn A Gundam second ending it soothes my soul
Most beautiful Gundam Ending ever. So UNDERRATED!!!!
Man,Turn A Had such awesome music, not only that it is a Very underrated Anime Gem. You did well Tomino, and cheers to your new Series.
too bad G-reco fails to capture any of what made turn-A so good, i hate to say it but its probably the worst mainline gundam series
*cough* Seed Destiny, oh did that just came out of me? But Trust me, at least G-Reco is trying.
Gshadow007 G-reco is trying but failing miserably, yeah theres a ton of effort but none of it is resulting in pay off, at least in destiny bad or not there were characters, G-reco has emotionless husks paraded as characters going through a nonsensical plot that info drips worse than that of even the awful captian earth
Well at least the characters weren't Mary Sues and Gary Stus, as Emotionless and flat G-Reco's characters can be I would take that over One Dimensional BS. On the bright side, at least G-Reco is animated well. Seed Destiny was just stock footage that would make Wing, Sailor Moon and Macross 7 blush. Granted, Tomino's way of thinking is outdated by today's standards, but for his age he's probably giving it all he's got, that or the dude is just fucking crazy.
Gshadow007 well it looks good in doses, the action is nice(sadly shallow story wise though) but outside of the action scenes the series looks quite poor at points, and G-reco's charaacters are 1 dimensional bs and none of the characters save kilm have any real motivation or character to them, like berrli's only defining features is a shit eating grin, gary stu ability to be better than everyone else in combat even when fighting more experienced newtypes and that he wants to bang his sister. Thats all there is to this character
And tomino's way of thinking is less dated and more so he went into G-reco with the worst mindset, he was angry making G-reco and is trying to make statements on how the relief efforts during the japanese earthquake a few years back were, and hes doing this by trying to portray adults as idiots in G-reco (remember when the amry just let them steal the gundam and switch side sin ep 3, THATS why that happened as retarded as that is) He went in so hell bent on telling a message full of malice that he failed not only at telling this message but failed to make a show as a whole
Turn A's ending was so beautiful the way it tied every single Gundam series before it into it's Black History and the conclusion of Turn A. It made you feel like this was the end of Gundam. Not the absolute end or anything, it was last one Tomino directed. It still opened a new gate way. As Char once said "The old generation cannot build the new era". Seed was terrilbe and 00 was okay from what I heard. Hopefully Age is good. We need a writer to direct an awesome Gundam series.
you are right except Seed >00 because 00 isn't even a gundam it's floating gods
Very beautiful theme, just beautiful. God, do I wish Turn A Gundam would get officially licensed for the US. Bandai announced they were working on the series for the US at Comic Con back in 2010, but then you never heard anything about it.
bandai had to drop a lot of english dubs due to complications turn a was one of them the closest we'll ever get is fandubs or dynasty warrioirs gundam
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one of my favorite Gundam songs from one of my favorite Gundam series.
+1
0079 is my fav because it's the first Gundam, but Turn A Gundam is by far one of the best ( if not the best ) Gundam serie ever
I agree with your comment!💯
a very hauntingly beautiful song, i really love this series and this ending theme really sealed the deal.
listening to it right now gives me that great feeling of how the gundam franchise should have ended
Yama no ha tsuki wa michi
Iki zuku anata no mori
Natsu kusa abite nemuru
Itooshii yokogao
Oboro na kono hoshi
Daichi ni gin no namida
Mayu taru sanagi tachi wa
Nana tabi mi o kaeru
Ao ni LaLaLu LaLaLu somaru koishi mayu dama
Ageha no chou ni naru
Yagate sora o tsutsumu mugen no hane moyou
Inochi kagakase yo
Ano tsuki anata nara
Kanashimi o utsusazumi
Yo no yuragi mitsumete
Nage kazu ni tounde miru
Kaze ni LaLaLu LaLaLu utae hane ni tsuki utsushi
Ageha no chou ni naru
Yuragu yoru ni umare ginga o wataru chou yo
Inochi kagakase yo
Ao ni LaLaLu LaLaLu somaru koishi mayu dama
Ageha no chou ni naru
Yagate sora o tsutsumu mugen no hane moyou
Inochi kagakase yo
Daisuki
Jon Yusko タンエーガンダム好きなんですね
Quite possibly the best Gundam series. Turn A, Gundam X, and the Gundam UC OVAs are my favorites.
hat do you think about G Gundam?
First time watching this series and man this end song is soo beautiful!
*Manly tears*
One my favorite gundam series from universal century!!😍😍😍
the most peaceful song I ever heard and when I hear it reminds me of turn a gundam and my childhood
Tsuki no Mayu and Moon were the reasons I relented and watched Turn A Gundam. No regrets since. Even have a handful of the show's music. ^^
I really love this song. I really do.
I barely understand its lyrics but still I played it on my phone over and over again after I discovered Turn-A.
Speaking about the Turn-A, the moment I saw biplanes, weird zeppelins and flak cannons and pre-WW1 cars, I then said to myself this is different. And indeed I was right, it was different and awesome. There is no Gundam episode like it. For me the nearest of the Gundams to reach this one is After War Gundam X, but still is completely outclassed (base on my opinion) by the Turn A.
+James Kevin Quimbo Turn A really is a rare specimen...
+Ricky Pantua I was shocked with Turn A since the first episode 'cause the technological downturn. But then the last 10 episodes were just terrific as they explain what happened on the last 10 000 years
Agreed
I completely agree. It's one of the best and most peaceful songs ever. I could listen to it for days and never get sick of it.
The best ending And I'm definitely a great fan of Gundam ( i've see all Gundam Series in VO-ST xD ) And my favorite Anime...slow at the begining but fast after...I want more Gundam Serie like that !
One of the greatest Gundams ever made, with by far the best soundtrack in the series. Too bad it was poorly received it's far better than a lot of the other Gundams that usually make it in the top 5 *cough* Gundam Seed *cough*.
I agree, the series is great but I think the thing that discourage people is the MS design. I was actually surprise on how many people actually live till the end.
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I really dont care about the design, more like a Spartan from Italy for me (if you add a spear on it).
James Kevin Quimbo I agree, the design can be easily overlooked after you got used to it.
@@AnakinSkyobiliviator Its not that surprising how many people didn't die at the end when you look at Tomino's works at the time. He began this paradigm with Brain Powerd, a series also scored by Yoko Kanji. Also as an interesting aside, the MS design, primarily Turn A and Turn X, were done by French comic book artist Moebius, who was well know for his work on the Silver Surfer series.
I mean, in the context of Tomino's earlier works (including the first Gundam, where the novelization had Amuro killed off) it was surprising. But I guess at the time, it was better since he had just emerged from his depression.
Yoko Konno is the Satoshi Kon of anime music and we will not see her like again in our lifetime.
Its called Tsuki no Mayu, Moon Cocoon in english translation :)
I started watching this series and never did get back to finishing it. I will have to do it.
@Godzilla2000X I dunno, it was fairly comprehensive in its technology as well, given the I-Field Drive System, the concept behind the design of the Turn A and Turn X, or even their powerplants.
I don't mind the idea of seeing 'Zakus' in the series, but I did mind that no other MS made it from other universes, especially Gundams. Sure, certain technologies made it, like the Shining Finger, or the Mobile Trace System, but it wouldn't hurt to see other MS besides monoeyes or a GM wannabe.
Sweet amv! Love Turn A Gundam. There should be a few more amvs of this show on youtube.
i remember watching this when i was like 12, cried like a baby at the end.
love this song, so very emontional
Simplemente hermoso tema...
Wonderful...
@Godzilla2000X How exactly did talking to ghosts (complete with making dead MS come back to life) support itself? How did little TBR making giant blast blowing colonies support itself? Or rainbow Skittles from psychoframe pushing a rock support itself? Or how the heck did pixie dust, the result of a powersource that utilizes topological defects, manage to transform humans precisely into near ageless psychics support itself? Moonlight Butterfly was merely not revealed for 40 odd eps.
Love this song, it sounds so inspiring.
blown away, all i have to say
2022 come back to hear this
Excessively beautiful
@Godzilla2000X It's a little more of a headache when you consider that the MS that did survive aren't exact duplicates of the UC MS to begin with. The 'Custom' Borjornan is supposed to be the Zaku I, yet lacks a fin on the head. The Kapool is not the same as the Capule with the different skirt. The Gallop in Turn A is MUCH smaller than in MSG. The Zssan has a shoulder pod while the Zssa does not. So if anyone tries to fit things nicely, the question is 'what are those MS doing here?'
@Amurutimate Well, this was definitely the last Gundam series that Yoshiyuki Tomino directed, at least. I don't think it was ever intended to be the absolute end of the Gundam franchise, (at least from a marketing perspective) but definitely the et al end for every timeline that has been or will be in Gundam. Besides, Turn A takes place in such a distant future that it feels like they left it open for many more possible "prequels".
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Thanks a bunch dude, they're are so many Dj Sharpnel songs i couldn't find it for the life of me.
Just heard Kiryu Coco singing this on her Karaoke stream. Beautiful song
A powerful score.
Turn A Gundam I definitely an anime need to see again.
the BEST theme ever made
This song + Altron Custom in space with its arms folded the earth....badass
DAMN LOVE THIS SONG!
Whenever i hear this song i just think about how hard Sochie got shafted in the end and i'm still kinda pissed
@Amurutimate It may have something to do with the fact that it takes place millennia after all of the Universal Century Gundam series (they call the ∀ timeline the 'Correct Century'), thereby depriving it of any connection with ANY of the Gundam series, including the non-UC/CC Gundams. But X suffered the worst fate, and only because they moved that show from late-Friday afternoon to Saturday pre-dawn. I wonder if they still have the scripts for the final 10 or 11 episodes of X, to finish it.
NAMIDA MAYOKYTRASAMHITACHIHIWA
FECES
@Godzilla2000X Of course, the Moonlight Butterfly has also been shown to wrap itself around the mobile suit as well, and do so rather quickly, so it's not like those nanomachines will only limit itself to the back. :P Then there's the part where it was able to incoming fire along with encasing and/or turning things to ash.
Ont he other hand, agreed, Destiny really ain't all that. Frankly, SEED MS ain't all that. 00Q or Devil, though...
No problem, Thanx for commenting :)
awesome beautiful song...
@SkillrSilvia I have to admit. It appeals to a different audience than all the other gundam series, which is why it has such a small following. However, it is the most developed story so far. It relies less on death and more on life.
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best gundam ending
Yup, still makes me cry. Just checking in.
Same here mate, literally just finished the show tonight after a month and a half of watching it.
Still don't know how to feel about the ending though. It ties up quite a lot, but there's still plenty of things like sochie being just shafted.
I came back to listen because I'm about to reach the last episode, I'm rewatching Turn A while watching it as a friend's first Gundam show. I rewatched the last episode in advance to know if a box of tissues would be necessary... Needless to say, I'm going to the store to buy a box of tissues tomorrow.
@oyametalicus That does NOT translate to 'not as many who hate TAG'. That simply means TAG is either less known or less talked about, and THAT is something I don't disagree with especially since 00 and SEED are the two newest series and UC is still the main universe.
Until now I always thought the vocalist for this song was Romi Park, who voiced Loran Cehack, the hero and pilot of the eponymous Gundam. I stand corrected by your posts (and does Aki Okui ever do a brilliant job!)... But still, the voices are so strikingly alike I'm still finding it hard to believe that they're two different people.
@oyametalicus Because they ARE miracle particles. :P Think, those things are a result of a new powersource with the added bonus of jamming radio frequencies, jam radar, create forcefields, beam fire/blades, cloak to invisibility, coat solids to make them tougher, cause funky QBW weirdness, and change humans into near ageless psychics with other physical enhancements. Only Minovsky Particles come close. :P If you accept that, MB is acceptable.
god damn Turn A was fucking amazing, this is the magnum opus of the franchise for me, best music, best gundam design, best characters in my opinion.
@Godzilla2000X Sense? This is a franchise that included things like talking to ghosts, pushing giant rocks with rainbow Skittles, a psycho woman who's idea of testing a kid's NT abilities by jumping naked into a bubble bath, dinky beam rifles capable of blowing up fortresses with no noticeable recharge needed, men breaking MS with a scarf, and as of now, a little MS capable of hundred mile long beam shots and beam sabers along with psychic pixie dust, and you're talking about sense? :P
upon first hearing this song, I thought it was very similar to the ones I heard in Macross Plus. Turned out they were composed by the same person.
@Maxrev TYYYYY, Gah Turn A was a great series. Ppl really need to realize that before judging the STRONGEST Gundam IN History.
@oyametalicus Yes, we already know how Setsuna became an Innovator. That's still not technology supporting the weirdness. No one expected those same miracle particles, the same ones that were supposed to be byproducts of the solar furnaces, to not only mutate a human being, but mutate them so precisely. It simply came out of nowhere, and thus we simply filed that knowledge in as something else miracle particles can do.
The song it's...epic...
Got to love some good Origa Moon playing! ^____^
@atrumluxangelus It is now official, Bandai US cancelling Turn A scheduled release.
That sounds pretty fitting actually.
In other words,
1) People tend to crave death and destruction, and the various feels associated with them, which explains Zeta's popularity
2) Turn A is considered the "hipster gundam" by many
was a amazing show
ok the beginning was pretty slow (lame) but i build up an story arc which was awesome. and its explain why there suddenly Zaku´s^^
in my eyes the perfect ending of the U.c. timeline
couldn't agree with you moree....
@oyametalicus I never said old always triumphs over new, now did I? I was simply pointing out a fault in your statement, which is supposedly 'new always overcomes old' (which is not true at all). So, to recap, Turn A already has two movies, and 00 being shiny and new does not automatically trump old classics (MS Gundam will always remain the classic fav amongst the hardcore, and I see no other Gundam series trump Wing's success the rest of the world).
@oyametalicus Last I checked, so did Turn A Gundam. Two movies, in fact. :P
@AegisKHAOS I think my beef with Turn A is that its not a very technical oriented Gundam story. That and they were digging up Zaku. Out of all the mobile suits in the Gundam timeline you mean to tell me a few Zaku survived Turn A apocalyspe? That one made my me scratch me head.
I actually listened to this song while reading the end of the Nausicaa of the Valley of the Winds manga for some reason.
damn this song is epic
It was Syd Mead. The designer who worked on Blade Runner.
Actually V-Gundam is considered by most to be one of the best Gundams, usually behind Z-Gundam of course. Tomino hated it, but that's because of a dispute with Sunrise which led to it being the darkest Gundam series to date. He felt that he had taken it out on the series, which he did. But since Gundam's story makes its biggest impact through pathos, or the extreme drama that happens after the death of an important character, it made this story both hard to watch, and hard to leave.
91 people enjoyed the series, 1 person didn't want it to end
@SolBadguy777 I think it's more the mobile Suit they have a problem with than the series.
best ending ever
Actually, Tomino wasn't involved in ZZ for a while. It wasn't until he came back in that it whipped around in story.
@BiometalZ haha! x) And im glad there are more Turn A fans out there. I usally get descriminated for being a Turn A fan. ppl hate the idea of difference I guess. Maybe ppl should give Turn A a chance. instead of ditching it the 5th episode...
when turn A came out it was widely hated in japan it wasnt until recently that it has begone to pick up in japan
@oyametalicus One in this thread. On top of that, you know being famous doesn't necessarily equal good, right? Afterall, SEED was also damn famous during its run, yet the complaints were massive and the faults alot more noticeable.
@oyametalicus Eh... I'm personally sticking with Gundam Unicorn over 00. Unicorn is prettier. :P Well, Katoki designs in general are automatically pretty. :P
By the by, let me clear up one other thing. 00 has Special Edition movies to go with the feature movie, so 00 itself also has more than one movie like Turn A Gundam. ;p I don't remember the number of volumes for the Special Edition, but I'm thinking there's two of them.
@Godzilla2000X To clear up one little thing, let me go on record that I have never said that I didn't like 00. In fact, I thought it was alright. On the other hand, it was not the best I've ever watched due to some faults that made it less than what it could have been, faults which I already mentioned, and that there were simply other series I enjoyed more.