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In the former case, it would have explained the " Super DRAGOON" and "Super Lacerta" names. The original names for Strike Freedom and Infinite Justice were " Super Freedom ◊" and " Knight Justice ◊", respectively.In the first dub, minor character Auel was supposed to be voiced by Richard Ian Cox, but the voice actor declined the role for unknown reasons.Shiho Hahnenfuss was to have been voiced by Nami Tamaki (who sang one of the theme songs in both SEED and SEED Destiny), but she declined the role.The fact that Chiaki Morosawa was perpetually late with the scripts for a nasty cancer + depression combo, which forced the other writers to come up with quite the padding to fill in, really didn't help.

#What does gundam seed destiny remastered fix series

Troubled Production: The second half to the final thirds of the series had suffered quite a few production problems.Star-Making Role: Kenichi Suzumura was a well-respected voice actor, but this series made him a big name.It's largely this series and the Gundam SEED Destiny Radio that brought them together. Romance on the Set: Kenichi Suzumura and Maaya Sakamoto were cast as Shinn and Lunamaria, respectively, in their first roles together.

#What does gundam seed destiny remastered fix tv

Recycled Script: Destiny copied plot lines (with variations) from the last Gundam show, Gundam Seed, some examples being: Shinn and Stella's encounter in a cave (in Destiny) being similar to Athrun and Cagalli's (in Seed), while the final battles in both shows are nearly identical, with the only difference being that in Destiny, the Three Ships Alliance's victory was a Curb-Stomp Battle (and in the TV version, a Flawless Victory).

For example, Shinn Asuka, Lunamaria Hawke and Gilbert Durandal, respectively voiced in the original dub by Matthew Erickson, Maryke Hendrikse and Ted Cole, are now voiced by Aaron Phillips, Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld and Keith Silverstein. As a result, everyone was inevitably recast, both living and dead.

The Other Darrin: For the English version of the HD Remaster, NYAV Post redubbed the series, alongside Gundam SEED.

Non-Singing Voice: As with Lacus, Jillian Michaels was Meer's singing voice in the original dub.

Hilarious in Hindsight is that the latter series' actor admits to be a fan of the original Mobile Suit Gundam.

Name's the Same: Done Up to Eleven, with the protagonist's first and last name having been used by the main character of Ultraman Dyna, even if their order was different.

Similarly, the HD Remaster was released to celebrate Gundam SEED's 10th anniversary.

Milestone Celebration: Gundam SEED Destiny was released during the 25th anniversary of the Gundam franchise.

Magnum Opus Dissonance: Rie Tanaka said in a 2008 interview that she enjoyed playing Meer more than Lacus, despite the latter being one of the most popular characters in Gundam history.