Legends like Rie Tanaka as Lacus Clyne, Akira Ishida as Athrun Zala, and Sōichiro Hoshi as Kira Yamato are among the cast members.
A fascinating music video for the film’s concluding theme, “Sarigiwa no Romantics” (Romantics Upon Parting), featuring the well-known pop duet See-Saw, has been released by the Gundam SEED FREEDOM film project. This is a stunning breakthrough. The first set of benefits for moviegoers who see the movie in theatres has also been revealed by the team along with this wonderful news.
One of two fascinating text short stories written by screenwriter Liu Goto will be given to attendees, who are in for a treat. These stories expand the storyline by delving deeper into the Gundam universe. While “Gekkō no Walküre” (Valkyrie in the Moonlight) recounts Agnes, Shin, and Lunamaria’s scholastic days at the military academy, “Futari no Tōuhikō” (Escape for Two) recalls a rare moment of repose between Athrun and Cagalli.
A bonus treat for viewers is that two promotional cards will be given away at random. To further thrill fans of the game Mobile Suit Gundam: Arsenal Base, the designs include Rising Freedom Gundam and Immortal Justice Gundam. Set in C.E. (Cosmic Era) 75, mark your calendars for the film’s January 26, 2024, Japanese premiere. With a cast that includes both new and well-known actors, the movie looks to be a chronological voyage.
Legends like Rie Tanaka as Lacus Clyne, Akira Ishida as Athrun Zala, and Sōichiro Hoshi as Kira Yamato are among the cast members. Three notable newcomers to the group are Maaya Sakamoto as Lunamaria Hawke, Kenichi Suzumura as Shinn Asuka, and Nanako Mori as Cagalli Yula Athha.
Explore the dynamics brought by new characters and their respective actors:
Under the banner of Bandai Namco Filmworks, director Mitsuo Fukuda best known for Mobile Suit Gundam Seed, is in charge of the picture. The script, co-written with the late Chiaki Morosawa and Liu Goto promises to be a gripping follow-up to Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny, the second Gundam Seed television anime.
The film boasts exceptional talent behind the scenes:
Takanori Nishikawa, better known by his stage name T.M. Revolution, collaborates with producer t.komuro (Tetsuya Komuro) on the theme song “Freedom,” providing vocals. Witness the spectacle as See-Saw, returning to the franchise after twenty years away, enthrals audiences with the finale song, “Sarigiwa no Romantics.”
In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the original Mobile Suit Gundam Seed anime in 2022, this film project is a crucial component of the Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Project sparked initiative, which was launched in 2021. Aside from the movie, the project includes the Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Eclipse side-story manga and a brand-new game.
First airing in 2002–2003 was Mobile Suit Gundam Seed which was followed by Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny in 2004–2005. A follow-up anime project in 2006 was Mobile Suit Gundam Seed C.E.73: Stargazer. Premiering in 2006 the movie lives up to the legacy that director Mitsuo Fukuda and Chiaki Morosawa, the latter’s spouse, had envisioned.
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