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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The game was released in the west at the point Anime/MobileSuitGundamWing, a series set in an alternate universe, had just begun taking Toonami by storm. As the game is set early in the Universal Century, those who bought the game being only familiar with Gundam Wing were left a bit confused by the setting and comparatively simplistic mobile suit designs.
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* {{Narm}}: Some of the dialogue is clunky and wooden at best, often with incredibly awkward metaphors. They may be meant to evoke something resembling wonder or convey the stakes of a mission, but more often than not they're just funny. The very first mission has a couple fantastic examples:
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* {{Narm}}: Some of the dialogue is clunky and wooden at best, wooden, often with incredibly awkward metaphors. They may be They're meant to evoke something resembling wonder or convey the stakes of a mission, but more often than not they're just funny. The very first mission has a couple some fantastic examples:
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* {{Narm}}: Some of the dialogue is clunky and wooden at best, often with incredibly awkward metaphors. They may be meant to evoke something resembling wonder or convey the stakes of a mission, but more often than not they're just funny. The very first example has a couple fantastic examples:
-->'''Fang-3:''' Maybe they're the souls of all those killed in the drop. Drawn back by Earth's gravity! ...This land here is charged with the power of hatred for the Zeon. I can feel it in my bones, too.\\
-->'''Fang-3:''' Maybe they're the souls of all those killed in the drop. Drawn back by Earth's gravity! ...This land here is charged with the power of hatred for the Zeon. I can feel it in my bones, too.\\
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* {{Narm}}: Some of the dialogue is clunky and wooden at best, often with incredibly awkward metaphors. They may be meant to evoke something resembling wonder or convey the stakes of a mission, but more often than not they're just funny. The very first example mission has a couple fantastic examples:
-->'''Fang-3:''' Maybe they're the souls of all those killed in the drop. Drawn back by Earth'sgravity! ...gravity! [...] This land here is charged with the power of hatred for the Zeon. I can feel it in my bones, too.\\
-->'''Fang-3:''' Maybe they're the souls of all those killed in the drop. Drawn back by Earth's
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->'''Fang-3:''' Maybe they're the souls of all those killed in the drop. Drawn back by Earth's gravity! ...This land here is charged with the power of hatred for the Zeon. I can feel it in my bones, too.\\
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* {{Narm}}: Some of the dialogue is clunky and wooden at best, often with incredibly awkward metaphors. They may be meant to evoke something resembling wonder or convey the stakes of a mission, but more often than not they're just funny.
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* {{Narm}}: Some of the dialogue is clunky and wooden at best, often with incredibly awkward metaphors. They may be meant to evoke something resembling wonder or convey the stakes of a mission, but more often than not they're just funny. The very first example has a couple fantastic examples:
->'''Fang-3:''' Maybe they're the souls of all those killed in the drop. Drawn back by Earth's gravity! ...This land here is charged with the power of hatred for the Zeon. I can feel it in my bones, too.\\
'''Fang-2''' Power from the dead, is that what you're talking about? You mean the Zeon woke up a sleeping lion, don't you. Except we're dingoes, not lions. Dingoes are dogs!
->'''Fang-3:''' Maybe they're the souls of all those killed in the drop. Drawn back by Earth's gravity! ...This land here is charged with the power of hatred for the Zeon. I can feel it in my bones, too.\\
'''Fang-2''' Power from the dead, is that what you're talking about? You mean the Zeon woke up a sleeping lion, don't you. Except we're dingoes, not lions. Dingoes are dogs!
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: The Gundam wiki posits that the bioweapon Astaroth wasn't even real, and just a ploy by [[AFatherToHisMen Visch Donohue]] to draw the Federation forces to him and allow his men and other Zeon forces to retreat into space.
* {{Narm}}: Some of the dialogue is clunky and wooden at best, often with incredibly awkward metaphors. They may be meant to evoke something resembling wonder or convey the stakes of a mission, but more often than not they're just funny.
* {{Narm}}: Some of the dialogue is clunky and wooden at best, often with incredibly awkward metaphors. They may be meant to evoke something resembling wonder or convey the stakes of a mission, but more often than not they're just funny.
