Truly impressed that they even recreated the second opening theme. The meticulous quality here is sure to entertain viewers.
Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ's 'Rough' Live-Action 'Silent Voice': Proof That There Are Still Good Men in This World
機動戦士ガンダムZZ OP2 サイレント・ヴォイス 雑に実写再現 / Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ op2 half-assed live action recreation：ツカーサさんの記録
The video uploaded on May 21, 2023, by the channel 'Tsukasa-san's Record' brings the late opening theme of the anime 'Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ,' 'Silent Voice,' to life in a live-action format. Clocking in at 1 minute and 31 seconds, the video has garnered around 302,182 views. It features a plethora of characters and mechs in a short span, faithfully recreating scenes from the original opening. However, in line with the keyword "roughly," it also sprinkles in some comical elements.
This video is a must-watch, especially for viewers interested in 'Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ' or the Gundam series in general. The comical reimagining offers a fresh take, providing new value to the audience.
About 'Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ' and 'Silent Voice'
Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ' is a direct sequel to 'Mobile Suit Z Gundam,' produced by Japan's Sunrise. The series aired from March 1, 1986, to January 31, 1987. Initially filled with comical elements, the show transitioned to a more serious tone starting from episode 19.
The late opening theme, 'Silent Voice,' originally sung by Jun Hiroe, has been covered by other artists like Hiroko Moriguchi and Nami Tamaki, who have also performed themes for other Gundam series. The song is particularly praised for its chorus lyrics, which use the circus as a motif and focus on themes of sorrow and loneliness. It's often used as background music for Gundam ZZ mobile suits in the 'Super Robot Wars' games.
Additionally, there are several versions of this song, including ones sung by Chieko Honda, who voiced Elpeo Ple and Ple Two, and a cover by yozuca* in a tribute album featuring multiple artists from Lantis.
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Spit out the blood that breeds and nurtures hatred!
- The way Haman-sama's skirt flutters during the combination scene, I've fallen for that unabashed manliness. 😍
- The beauty of Haman-sama, those gentle eyes are so well-recreated, I can't take my eyes off it.
- "Silent Voice" is finally getting recreated? The level of dedication from Tsukasa-san and team is nothing short of awe-inspiring.
- This level of completion is packed with "respect," not just "roughness."
- Sure, there are rough parts, but the realism is captivating.
- Even if the details are loose, the transformation of ZZ is meticulously recreated, and that's what slowly gets to you.
- The moment it turns monochrome during the battle with Qubeley, I was amazed by the level of recreation. Incredible!
- The combination scene feels handcrafted rather than made from a model kit, and that attention to detail increases its appeal.
- The changing expressions of Haman-sama are also perfectly recreated. It's flawless.
- Once again, that "rough quality" is amazing. The mecha scenes are handmade, and that's what makes it great! Looking forward to seeing a Samurai Troopers OP next.
- The cut where Ple and Haman-sama overlap, that highlight is just as expected.
- This work is by no means rough. I think it's a high-quality piece that took a lot of creative time and thought.
- The visualization of the power and direction of movement is also something I really love. The "Take no Ko no Sato" funnel is also nice. Looking forward to the next one. 👍✨
- I was worried that creating "Silent Voice" would be difficult, but those worries were unfounded. The other female characters are dolls, and that's also great!
- The level of completion brings back memories from decades ago. I've fallen in love with Haman-sama all over again. Looking forward to the next work!
- Thanks for making it interesting from the start! With each new work, the way you captivate with your expression gets better, and I end up watching it multiple times. Looking forward to the next one.
- Even if it has a handmade feel, the respect that's felt makes it not unpleasant.
- The papier-mâché feel of the Gundam is awesome! The funnel scene has a sense of speed and is cool! ...But it was all made of "Take no Ko no Sato."
- Thank you for the upload! The glasses of Chara Soon and Mili, and the red glow of Qubeley, all have high levels of recreation. Long live Haman-sama!
- The music is serious, and I ended up watching intently. Is this really "rough"?
- I've been waiting for Silent Voice! Haman-sama is too dignified and lovely.
- I end up watching this series. The recreation of the Core Fighter's combination is amazing.
- I want Jun Hiroe to see this too. I'd like to see the Zeta version as well!
- Haman-sama is the star of Silent Voice, and even within that "roughness," there's a flavor that's becoming addictive.
Summary: To put so much pressure on me... that's too dangerous!
The live-action recreation of the late opening theme "Silent Voice" from "Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ," released by the channel "Tsukasa-san's Record," features a plethora of characters and mechs in a short time, faithfully recreating scenes from the original opening. The video has received much praise, particularly for the handmade feel of Haman-sama's expressions and combination scenes. Despite the keyword "rough," the video is highly complete and filled with "respect."
This video is a must-watch for fans of the Gundam series, offering new value to the audience with its comical elements. Particularly, the moment it turns monochrome during the battle with Qubeley and the speed in the funnel scenes are highly praised for their level of detail. Expectations for the next work are high among viewers, many of whom consider this video to be of high quality.
Indeed, dark history is a good thing. To recreate a past that should not be forgotten to this extent is something. I'm looking forward to which dark history will be unearthed from the Winter Palace next.
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