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This is why they, the spacenoids, fight for the possibility of an object no human being knows about.

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As remarked by Full Frontal himself, вЂњWould you believe in the possibility something so ambiguous yet so powerful?вЂќ This is why the Neo Zeon rise one last time. Why? The answer lies in LaplaceвЂ™s Box, a mysterious unknown item to all of mankind that exists, but is rumored to tip the balance of power to the Zeon. Such a powerful yet vague word and that can sum up Gundam Unicorn concisely. It has been mentioned in multiplicity already but with great reason. A simple premise, but what exactly occurs during this period has potentially complex and profound consequences all humans living in earth and in space. Earth and space relations remain tense yet the people in space, the remaining Zeon struggle one last time for freedom after suffering many wars of defeat. The story opens with the creation of the Universal Century (UC) dating system itself, signifying a new era of exploration, prosperity and possibility. Now with everything said, we press forward to take our chance at possibility. Summarily, Gundam Unicorn adds a final history of events to the early UC timeline masterfully concluding the first 100 years of UC.

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Gundam history, it would be preferable, though not necessary, to watch other Gundam series in the UC timeline taking place before the date Universal Century 0096 and/or at least understand some basic terminology and history in this vast mecha universe. Now we take a look at the long-awaited, most recent addition to the Universal Century, Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn.ДЇor those who know the Gundam UC timeline it is obvious, however for the newcomers, it should be known that Gundam Unicorn, despite its name, is not to be taken lightly. Since the advent of the original Mobile Suit Gundam 0079, the Gundam franchise certainly has grown to become one of the most iconic shows in anime and has undoubtedly revolutionized the mecha genre itself. No.вЂњTo my only desire, the beast of possibility, the symbol of hopeвЂ¦вЂќ вЂ“ Banagher Links, Gundam Unicorn episode 1 Last Impression 'Last Impression'ДЄll lyrics are written by Shiina Nagano except track 4 all music is composed by Minami Takayama. Singles Just Communication 'Just Communication'ДЄll lyrics are written by Shiina Nagano except tracks 3-4 all music is composed by Minami Takayama.

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'White Reflection' (Reprise, Full Size Version) All music performed by the King Philharmonic Orchestra (conducted by Hiroshi Kumagai) except 'White Reflection' by Two-Mix. Shin Kidousenki Gundam Wing: Operation S - Endless Waltz - Original Sound Track Shin Kidousenki Gundam Wing: Operation S - Endless Waltz - Original Sound TrackДЄll music is composed by Kow Otani except where noted. Hikaru Midorikawa, Akiko Yajima, Toshihiko Seki, Takehito Koyasu, Ai Orikasa, Shigeru Nakahara, Ryoutarou Okiayu, Ryoutarou Okiayu, Two-Mix Shin Kidousenki Gundam Wing: Operation 4 Shin Kidousenki Gundam Wing: Operation 4 'What Are You Looking For On The Other Side of Victory?' 'Ties-From The Cockpit of A (An Expected/Resigned) Suicide Mission' 'Dangerous Shining Because For The Purity' Kow Otani, Akiko Yajima, Hikaru Midorikawa, Sayuri Yamauchi, Toshihiko Seki, Naoko Matsui, Two-Mix Shin Kidousenki Gundam Wing: Operation 3 Shin Kidousenki Gundam Wing: Operation 3 'That Day Was The Last Day I Saw Your Smile' Kow Otani, Hikaru Midorikawa, Toshihiko Seki, Shigeru Nakahara, Ai Orikasa, Ryuzou Ishino, Rumi Ooishi Shin Kidousenki Gundam Wing: Operation 2 Shin Kidousenki Gundam Wing: Operation 2 'Just Communication' (Instrumental Version) 'That Clown Doesn't Need Make Up for Tears' 'Pain That Should Have Been Abandoned Long Ago' 'The Strings and Marionette of a Conspiracy' 'I Feel Like I Can Cross Even That Rainbow Bridge' 'To Sweetness, To Elegance, and To Noble-Mindedness' 'The Night the Moon Smiled, I Heard The Whispers of the Stars' 'Treize Khushrenada - The Person Who Makes History' 'Eternity and Infinity Are In These Hands' 'Searching for Peace Buried Amid the Corpses' 'Back in the Smell of Blood and Gunpowder' 'The Wings of a Boy that Killed Adolescence' All music performed by the King Philharmonic Orchestra (conducted by Hiroshi Kumagai) except where noted. All music is composed by Kow Otani except where noted.