The miracle of the Axis Shock is both beautiful and sad. Beautiful because it avoided a tragedy beyond measure... and sad, because the cost said miracle came at was terribly high indeed. I can half-imagine Bright just holding his breath, hoping to see the Nu Gundam come shooting out of the rainbow... and it never did. This piece really does encapsulate Amuro's most heroic, final act for a world that didn't appreciate him as anything more than an accomplished killer, a gundam pilot, an engineer... and ultimately, a hero who inspired even his enemies to respect him and do the right thing.
More so when you see Amuro grown from a kid that yells "Why do I have to pilot that thing? I don't even want to be here!" To "Everybody STAY BACK! Don't get any closer!"
When I was first watched this as a kid, I didn’t want to believe Amuro and Char died since I was so attached to these characters but as I got older, I realized this was a perfect end to their story.
You know, as someone who saw CCA for the first time, I can't help but feel that the scene this song accompanies (alongside the end credits, where it plays over the first half) is just a fitting end to Tomino's tenure with the Mobile Suit Gundam franchise in general: Tomino and Sunrise helped kickstart the "Real Robot" genre of anime with Mobile Suit Gundam. Then, they refined it with Zeta. Through all these works, the main message was how humans need to grasp a better understanding of eachother, if we are to put the horrors of war behind us. Char's Counterattack, which ends with Char and Amuro dying as the latter pushes Axis back with the power of the psycho-frame, is Tomino passing on the franchise and its main message to the next generation of Japanese Animators so the themes and messages he introduced could be built on in future shows and OVAs. EDIT: And then Tomino said "You know what? I AM GONNA DO IT AGAIN!", resulting in F91 and Victory. Hoo boy.... At least he also did Turn A before leaving the franchise for good... Which he didn't, because he directed the 14th main TV show, Reconguista in G.
At 1:46-2:09 Elephants at the region parts of Africa and outside of a cottage house, from an unknown rural forest location; the baby's crying is heard. Meanwhile in space with the Ra-Cailum-class battleship & RGM-89 Jegan, the young Hathaway Noa watches at a distance from his Jegan suit. Feeling pretty glumly, yet traumatized after watching the Axcis Asteroid being pulled away from the Earth. Probably been thinking and wondering for what went terribly wrong in his life, while surviving the Second Zeon War aka Char's Rebellion.
"I've seen it before. I saw human will turn into light and envelope the world, and I saw that light move a heavenly body. And right there, in the center of it all..." - Commander Iago Haakana, UC 0097
Sacrifices; just like Kamille; to show humanity the error of our ways. Amuro believed the world could learn, grow, and understand each other till one day there would be everlasting peace among all. That one day, the endless cycle of souls being dragged down by Earth's gravity would one day end. Amuro Ray MIA soon confirmed KIA 0093 Casval Rem Deikun KIA 0093 .......................................................................................................................................................and then the cycle continued....
Kamille is probably not the best example to use here as a 'sacrifice', sorry. He recovered from his temporary sanity loss during Gundam ZZ and never lost it in the New Translation trilogy of films. But ultimately yes, war is indeed hell as this and other anime titles have taught us.
@@David315842 i honestly think that giving an happy end to Kamille was pretty anticlimatic. Zeta ending was for me the pinacle of war philosophy in animation. Brutal and tragic.
@@PauloHenrique-kz1cq Either way Kamille has his happy ending. Either at the end of the New Translation trilogy straight away or in Gundam Double Zeta, he gets it. That was my point.
when i first watched this movie, i kinda didnt like it, the pacing was too fast and i felt kinda lost even though i did watch original gundam z and zz, then i read high streamer and beltrochika's children and now i love it. everything was much more impactful. man i love gundam.
The miracle of the Axis Shock is both beautiful and sad. Beautiful because it avoided a tragedy beyond measure... and sad, because the cost said miracle came at was terribly high indeed. I can half-imagine Bright just holding his breath, hoping to see the Nu Gundam come shooting out of the rainbow... and it never did.
This piece really does encapsulate Amuro's most heroic, final act for a world that didn't appreciate him as anything more than an accomplished killer, a gundam pilot, an engineer... and ultimately, a hero who inspired even his enemies to respect him and do the right thing.
He did perpetuate the cycle of war once more though.
In the end a lot of people died to change absolutely nothing.
More so when you see Amuro grown from a kid that yells
"Why do I have to pilot that thing? I don't even want to be here!"
To
"Everybody STAY BACK! Don't get any closer!"
戦いの果てに微かに芽生えたアムロが信じた人間の可能性。それと同時に多くの犠牲を払い結局何も残らない、そして繰り返してまた犠牲になる戦争の果ての虚しさも感じる。
モンスト のナイチンゲール戦で聴けて本当に良かった。
The more you look back on CCA the better it gets. Legendary movie!
When I was first watched this as a kid, I didn’t want to believe Amuro and Char died since I was so attached to these characters but as I got older, I realized this was a perfect end to their story.
Still kinda sucks thinking about the fact that they’re both dead.
It shows bravery to end your two most popular characters. But I think it's perfect that they did so. Best possible end.
Still baffles me how Amuro died confused
Just sheer flabergastion that Char said that Lalah is like a mother to him
@@ihavethehighground8697 Last words heard by Amuro: YOU KILLED MY MOMMY
Yeah, char was petty in the end.@@ihavethehighground8697
When Bright saw the AXIS moving away and the look on his face realizing Amuro isn't coming back.
そうか…しかし、この暖かさを持った人間が地球さえ破壊するんだ。それを分かるんだよ！アムロ！
分かっている！だから世界に人の心の光を見せなければならないんだ！
そう言う男にしてはクェスに冷たかったな、えっ?!
俺はマシーンじゃない！クェスの父親代わりなど出来ない！…だからか？貴様はクェスをマシーンとして扱って…
@@haru_019 クェスを理解れば理解るほどシャアが冷たくなるのも理解るんだよなあｗ
アムロが人類の可能を見出だし、奇跡を見せつけたのに、結局何も変わらなかった人類…
この曲が掛かる瞬間涙が噴き出す人も多かったはずだ。
それはまさに、人と人の意識や想いがサイコフレームで一つになった結果なんだなといつも思います。
"Axis is moving away from earth!"
"wh-what?!"
You know, as someone who saw CCA for the first time, I can't help but feel that the scene this song accompanies (alongside the end credits, where it plays over the first half) is just a fitting end to Tomino's tenure with the Mobile Suit Gundam franchise in general: Tomino and Sunrise helped kickstart the "Real Robot" genre of anime with Mobile Suit Gundam. Then, they refined it with Zeta. Through all these works, the main message was how humans need to grasp a better understanding of eachother, if we are to put the horrors of war behind us. Char's Counterattack, which ends with Char and Amuro dying as the latter pushes Axis back with the power of the psycho-frame, is Tomino passing on the franchise and its main message to the next generation of Japanese Animators so the themes and messages he introduced could be built on in future shows and OVAs.
EDIT: And then Tomino said "You know what? I AM GONNA DO IT AGAIN!", resulting in F91 and Victory. Hoo boy.... At least he also did Turn A before leaving the franchise for good... Which he didn't, because he directed the 14th main TV show, Reconguista in G.
the last 2 players in gundam evo before it shut down
This song gives warmth and sadness at the same time
At 1:46-2:09
Elephants at the region parts of Africa and outside of a cottage house, from an unknown rural forest location; the baby's crying is heard.
Meanwhile in space with the Ra-Cailum-class battleship & RGM-89 Jegan, the young Hathaway Noa watches at a distance from his Jegan suit. Feeling pretty glumly, yet traumatized after watching the Axcis Asteroid being pulled away from the Earth.
Probably been thinking and wondering for what went terribly wrong in his life, while surviving the Second Zeon War aka Char's Rebellion.
Don’t let your past influence the future too much. That was a lesson Amuro and Char only learned at the very end. Don’t let hatred control you.
This is like what Buddha said. It seems that Buddhism exists deep within the Japanese mind.
アクシズが地球から離れていきます！！
そんなバカな！
"I've seen it before. I saw human will turn into light and envelope the world, and I saw that light move a heavenly body. And right there, in the center of it all..."
- Commander Iago Haakana, UC 0097
Dude tried to be a good guy for one arc, and the experience was so traumatic that he decided to drop an asteroid on Earth.
Sacrifices; just like Kamille; to show humanity the error of our ways. Amuro believed the world could learn, grow, and understand each other till one day there would be everlasting peace among all. That one day, the endless cycle of souls being dragged down by Earth's gravity would one day end.
Amuro Ray MIA soon confirmed KIA 0093
Casval Rem Deikun KIA 0093
.......................................................................................................................................................and then the cycle continued....
Kamille is probably not the best example to use here as a 'sacrifice', sorry. He recovered from his temporary sanity loss during Gundam ZZ and never lost it in the New Translation trilogy of films. But ultimately yes, war is indeed hell as this and other anime titles have taught us.
@@David315842 i honestly think that giving an happy end to Kamille was pretty anticlimatic. Zeta ending was for me the pinacle of war philosophy in animation. Brutal and tragic.
@@PauloHenrique-kz1cq Either way Kamille has his happy ending. Either at the end of the New Translation trilogy straight away or in Gundam Double Zeta, he gets it. That was my point.
And Oh boy was he sure wrong about the Eartnoids learning.
Thankfully Kamille got better, but holy moly is the ending of Zeta depressing. :(
Before the Death of Iron Man, Wolverine, John Marston, and Arthur Morgan, there was the death of Amuro Ray.
Fr, the real legendary hero
太陽フレアの影響でオーロラを見にきました‼️
May the Newtype be with you… always.
I want this played at my funeral xD
“I’m not as impatient as you! I can wait for humanity to learn and grow!”
RIP AMURO RAY AND CHAR AZNABLE
@OptimusSkywalker97 Are you sure he passed away? I'm not seeing any news on this. Or do you mean the voice actor from a dub?
try not to cry challenge
"Lalah Sune was a young woman who could have very well become a mother to me. You took away her life, so don't you dare judge me!"
Axis is moving away from the Earth!
That's impossible!
アクシズ進路変更確実！地球から離れます！
I'm addicted to this
Pov: you're a pilot watching the axid leaving, surrounded by the miracle
泣いちまうじゃねーかよ
自分の葬式で流したい
やべぇ
これが鳥肌
モンストでもそろそろくるな
1年経ったけど今回来たな。
しかもナイチンゲール戦で流すのは神すぎる。
0:44
1:22
final seen...
when i first watched this movie, i kinda didnt like it, the pacing was too fast and i felt kinda lost even though i did watch original gundam z and zz, then i read high streamer and beltrochika's children and now i love it. everything was much more impactful.
man i love gundam.
東京オリンピックがダメになるかならないかなんだ！自粛してみる価値ありまっせ！！
Cod really fucked up now
Is it true that they ripped off or its just mere coincidence?
@@ovenaroundhead2881 Most likely a ripoff a lot of people shouldve seen amuros sign by now (or atleast some)
context?
Char Aznable Did Nothing Wrong 😢