Well it is from Wing after all.

Thanks! I'll have to watch it sometime, since the manga just ended and I'll have a real laugh at Wing again.

True. Although I'd be open to reading Glory of the Losers, the Wing equivalent of The Origin, if they could majorly fix the story.

Gundam Wing did not age well did it?

I think it just wasn't that good period. But it is a good enough show if you've never seen anything else Gundam, so it's understandable how so many people loved it when it was on toonami.

Considering 00 has a similar premise and it is widely considered as better then Wing, then yes, lol.

Agree.

I think the Amazing project is dead, there hasn't been any releases in more than a year.

You mean the translation right? Not the manga itself...

I started watching Turn A today and it's pretty good. I'm really digging the aesthetic of the world, with it being a cross of late 1980s/early 1900s and futuristic. The animation is nice as well. Honestly the look of the show reminds me a lot of the Ghibli stuff for some reason. Maybe it is because of the aesthetic and the colors of the show.

Story is alright and the characters are as well. The MS designs are rather interesting to say the least.

I'm enjoying it so far, but it is mostly more for the animation and look of the show than the story or characters so far.

Turn A is the real oddball of Gundam (Not say that's a bad thing). For me it reminds me more of the late 70's early 80's really out there Sci'Fi anime.

Not a fan of Turn A. Watched 20 episodes and it took them that long to get a ship and nothing else happened. Artstyle's cool, I guess.

People when they talk about this series they talk about that "Tomino was at the right age to make this" and "muh artistry". When I think of artistic anime, I think of stuff like Studio Gihibli. There's sort of a whimsical and age transcending charm to it you know? I don't get that with Turn A. It looks like it would since it does have some of those Gihibli influences but to me it doesn't show through.