Mobile Suit Gundam SEED HD Remaster (2011)
Synopsis
HD remaster of the 2002 anime series Mobile Suit Gundam SEED, re-edited with upgraded high-definition animation and revised cuts.
First Air Date: 2011-12-23
Last Air Date: 2014-02-28
Number of Seasons: 2
Number of Episodes: 98
Top Cast
- Toshihiko Seki as Rey Za Burrel (voice), Rau Le Creuset (voice)
- Akira Ishida as Athrun Zala (voice)
- Soichiro Hoshi as Kira Yamato (voice)
- Naomi Shindo as Cagalli Yula Athha (voice)
- Kotono Mitsuishi as Murrue Ramius (voice)
- Takehito Koyasu as Mu La Flaga / Neo Roanoke (voice)
- Megumi Toyoguchi as Miriallia Haw (voice)
- Houko Kuwashima as Flay Allster (voice), Natarle Badgiruel (voice), Stella Loussier (voice)
- Akira Sasanuma as Dearka Elsman (voice), Martin DaCosta (voice)
- Isshin Chiba as Arnold Neumann (voice), Ledonir Kisaka (voice), Yuri Amalfi (voice)
Seasons
Mobile Suit Gundam SEED HD Remaster (2011)
Year 70 of the Cosmic Era. The Coordinators, a group of genetically enhanced humans, have moved into colonies orbiting the Earth. But that hasn't quieted the tensions between them and regular humans; the conflict soon escalates into a full-scale war. On the neutral colony of Heliopolis, Kira Yamato and his friends are going to school and just being kids.But when the ZAFT commando forces attack, Kira's life changes forever. Left with no choice, he and Earth Alliance officer Murrue Ramius are thrown into battle in a prototype mobile weapon, which Kira christens "GUNDAM." Now, Kira must defend himself and his friends from his own people. For, unknown to anyone else, Kira is a Coordinator. And the enemy he faces on the battlefield is his childhood best friend, Athrun! The conflict spirals out of control, feeding on the hatred and feuds on both sides - is there any hope left to restore peace?
Episodes:
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Ep. 1: False Peace
ZAFT forces raid the neutral colony Heliopolis to seize the Earth Alliance's secret mobile suit prototypes. Caught in the attack, student Kira Yamato boards the Strike Gundam to protect his friends.
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Ep. 2: Its Name: Gundam
As Heliopolis collapses into chaos, Kira struggles to control the Strike while his childhood friend Athrun Zala, now a ZAFT soldier, makes off with the stolen Aegis.
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Ep. 3: Collapsing Land
The damaged colony breaks apart. Kira and the refugees aboard the Archangel confront the reality that Coordinators and Naturals are now enemies on the same battlefield.
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Ep. 4: Silent Run
Pursued by the Le Creuset team, the Archangel attempts a silent descent past ZAFT patrols, with Kira forced again into the Strike's cockpit.
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Ep. 5: Phase Shift Down
With power reserves running out mid-battle, Kira must manage the Strike's phase shift armor against Miguel's assault as the Archangel fights to survive.
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Ep. 6: The Vanishing Gundam
Athrun wrestles with the discovery that the Strike's pilot is Kira, while both sides maneuver to recover or destroy the remaining G-weapons.
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Ep. 7: The Scar of Space
The Archangel limps toward Alliance territory through debris of earlier battles, and its young refugees begin bearing the weight of the war's scars.
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Ep. 8: The Songstress of the Enemy Forces
ZAFT's pursuit tightens as the songstress Lacus Clyne's ship crosses the battlefield, bringing an unexpected encounter for the Archangel's crew.
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Ep. 9: The Fading Light
With Lacus aboard as an involuntary guest, tensions rise on the Archangel while ZAFT closes in and a rescue grows desperate.
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Ep. 10: Crossroads
Kira returns Lacus to Athrun under a flag of truce, and the two friends part again as declared enemies, each certain of his own path.
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Ep. 11: The Awakening Sword
The Archangel joins the Eighth Fleet as Kira's resolve to fight is tested by the arrival of Flay Allster and the fleet's expectations of the Strike.
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Ep. 12: Flay's Decision
After her father's ship is destroyed before her eyes, Flay's grief hardens into hatred, and she pushes Kira toward the front lines.
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Ep. 13: Stars Falling in Space
The Eighth Fleet covers the Archangel's atmospheric descent against Le Creuset's assault, at heavy cost, and the ship lands far off course.
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Ep. 14: The Respective Solitudes
Stranded in the desert, the crew regroups while Kira confronts what the battles in space have cost him and the others.
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Ep. 15: Burning Clouds of Sand
In North Africa the Archangel meets the Desert Dawn resistance and the Desert Tiger, Andrew Waltfeld, whose BuCUEs rule the sands.
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Ep. 16: Cagalli Returns
Cagalli fights alongside the resistance as Waltfeld probes the Strike's weaknesses, and Kira adapts the Gundam to desert combat.
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Ep. 17: Payback
Kira and Cagalli's chance meeting with Waltfeld in Banadiya city reveals the man behind the Tiger, complicating the coming battle.
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Ep. 18: Fangs of the Enemy
The Le Creuset team's remnants press the hunt while the Archangel plots its escape route from the desert toward the Red Sea.
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Ep. 19: On a Calm Day
A brief calm lets the crew breathe — and lets Kira and Cagalli see the human faces on every side of the war.
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Ep. 20: Beyond the Clouds of Sand
The Archangel and the Desert Dawn face Waltfeld's forces in a decisive battle that ends the Desert Tiger's campaign.
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Ep. 21: The Sea Dyed Red
Crossing the Red Sea, the Archangel is intercepted by ZAFT amphibious forces as the war pursues them across every terrain.
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Ep. 22: Fateful Encounter
In the Marshall Islands the crew encounters Reverend Malchio, and Kira meets Lacus's ideals again in an unexpected setting.
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Ep. 23: War for Two
Cut off from the ship, Kira and Cagalli fight a private battle that forces each to understand what the other protects.
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Ep. 24: The Land of Peace
The Archangel reaches the neutral nation of Orb, where Chief Representative Uzumi Nath Athha offers shelter — with conditions.
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Ep. 25: Endless Rondo
Repaired and resupplied in secret, the Archangel departs Orb as Kira accepts new resolve about why he fights.
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Ep. 26: Kira
Kira and his friends are given the chance to meet with their parents who have taken refuge in Orb. Kira refuses to go, but his parents meet with Uzumi Nara Athha who hints there is a deeper connection between Kira and Cagalli. Kira instead completes the operating system for the Orb Union's MBF-M1 Astrays. When Kira's mechanical bird flies off, Kira finds himself standing face to face with Athrun. They part ways pretending not to know each other, but not without saying kind words about each other.
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Ep. 27: The Turning Point
The Archangel, without Cagalli and Ledonir on board, leaves Orb territory for Alaska. The Zala Team, who is patiently waiting, engages them in a battle. Kira grounds the Duel, Buster, and Blitz with the help of Mu and Tolle, who is now the second Skygrasper pilot. As Kira and Athrun fight, Nicol intervenes, but he steps into Kira's fatal attack.
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Ep. 28: Flashing Blades
The Zala Team make another effort to destroy the Archangel and the Strike. Dearka in the Buster is shot down by Mu and surrenders. Tolle attempts to aid Kira, but he is killed by Athrun. The grief Kira and Athrun suffer over their friends' death is enough for them to try to kill each other.
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Ep. 29: Grieving Skies
The crew of the Archangel grieve for the apparent deaths of Kira and Tolle. Cagalli searches the wreckage for Kira but instead finds Athrun and confronts him for killing Kira.
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Ep. 30: In the Promised Land
The Archangel finally arrives in Alaska. A grief-stricken Miriallia attacks Dearka, now a prisoner on board the Archangel, but ends up saving his life when Flay tries to shoot him. Kira awakes and finds himself in the care of Lacus.
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Ep. 31: Gathering Darkness
The crew of the Archangel find themselves questioned for their actions regarding their escape from Heliopolis, the fall of the 8th Fleet, and entrusting the Strike to Kira Yamato. Meanwhile, Lacus comforts Kira, who questions his right to live, especially after trying to kill Athrun.
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Ep. 32: Seen and Unseen
Flay, Mu, and Natarle are to be transferred off the Archangel. Mu suspects that something is not quite right as the Alaskan JOSH-A base is evacuated. Flay is captured by Rau Le Creuset. Lacus and her father entrust Kira with the ZGMF-X10A Freedom, equipped with Neutron Jammer Canceller technology.
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Ep. 33: The Descending Sword
Operation Spitbreak is initiated, with both ZAFT and the Earth Alliance believing they have outsmarted the other. The Archangel is left behind to be destroyed in a calculated plan that would decimate everyone on the battlefield, until Kira arrives to save them.
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Ep. 34: In the Name of Justice
Lacus, now denounced a traitor to the PLANTs for handing the Freedom over to an unknown pilot, confronts Athrun and challenges him to decide what he truly is fighting for. Athrun is ordered to pilot the ZGMF-X09A Justice to seek and destroy the Freedom.
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Ep. 35: Divine Thunder
Kira and the Archangel make their way to Orb, where Lord Uzumi welcomes them and asks that they decide for themselves why they are fighting. The Panama mass driver is destroyed by ZAFT in retaliation for the blow they took at Alaska. Meanwhile, Erica Simmons presents a reconstructed Strike for the Archangel crew's use.
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Ep. 36: Decisive Fire
To get a hold of Orb's mass driver, the Earth Alliance demands Orb to concede with them or be attacked for siding with ZAFT. Murrue decides the Archangel will support Orb and its crew members are discharged if they no longer wish to fight. Muruta Azrael, leader of Blue Cosmos, attacks Orb with three new mobile suits, the Forbidden, Raider, and Calamity. When Kira starts to have trouble with them, Athrun in the Justice arrives to help.
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Ep. 37: Athrun
Athrun in the Justice assists Kira fight against the Forbidden, Raider, and Calamity. As the fight continues, the three Earth Alliance pilots argue with one another, but they are interrupted when they are struck by intense pain. The Earth Alliance are forced to retreat and regroup. The two friends reunite and Athrun must make a decision regarding whether he should continue obeying his father's orders or fight for what he believes in.
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Ep. 38: Into the Dawn Skies
The Earth Alliance attacks again, but the results are the same as the previous battle. The Archangel and the Orb ship Kusanagi launch into space, while the leaders of Orb stay behind. They explode Orb's mass driver and armaments factories, sacrificing their own lives in the process.
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Ep. 39: Trembling World
Cagalli, though grief striken with her father's death, confronts Kira with a mysterious photograph given to her by Lord Uzumi, of a woman with two infants and Kira and Cagalli's names written on the back. On a PLANT, Lacus is still on the run for treason, but broadcasts messages to counter PLANT Supreme Council Chairman Patrick Zala's propaganda. She soon discovers that her father has been assassinated by Patrick Zala.
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Ep. 40: Lacus Strikes
Athrun returns to the PLANTs on a shuttle to speak to his father, but he is arrested. Lacus and (the presumed killed in action) Andrew Waltfeld join forces, stealing the ZAFT support ship Eternal and rescuing Athrun. They join forces with the Archangel and the Kusanagi thus forming the Three Ships Alliance.
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Ep. 41: What Stands in the Way
The newly-formed Three Ships Alliance take shelter at the abandoned Mendel colony. Unfortunately, they are tracked down by both ZAFT and Earth Alliance forces. Rau Le Creuset commands the ZAFT fleet and Captain Natarle Badgiruel, commands the Earth Alliance assault ship Dominion. Dominion takes the initiative and attacks with the mission of capturing either the Freedom or Justice.
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Ep. 42: Spiral of Encounters
The Dominion retreats so their pilots can get their medicine. Mu and Dearka enter the Mendel colony to confront Rau and Yzak. Kira comes to their aid and he and Mu are shocked to discover Rau has a few secrets to reveal.
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Ep. 43: The Opening Door
Kira and Mu face terrifying revelations in an encounter with Rau. Dearka and Yzak have their own meeting where they question what they are truly fighting against. Meanwhile, the Dominion and the Earth Alliance once again attacks. Rau returns to his ship and sends Flay back to the Earth Forces.
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Ep. 44: A Place for the Soul
Flay, who was held captive by Rau, is rescued by the Dominion despite Kira's desperate attempts to steal her lifepod. She gives Muruta Azrael the disk she was given by Rau which contains the specs on the Freedom and Justice and the Neutron Jammer Canceller technology.
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Ep. 45: The Nightmare Reborn
Equipped with Neutron Jammer Cancellers, the Earth Alliance forces launch an all-out attack on the PLANTs. The Boaz military asteroid is destroyed by nuclear weapons with Earth Alliance's next target being the PLANTs. The Freedom and Justice arrive at the battlefield in time to destroy all the nuclear warheads. In retaliation, Patrick Zala orders to fire the GENESIS.
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Ep. 46: Day of Wrath
The GENESIS, a huge gamma-ray laser wipes out a large portion of Earth Alliance's forces. The Earth Alliance forces are forced to withdraw temporarily to regroup. During the intermission, each of the couples on board the Archangel, Kusanagi, and Eternal prays of each others safety in the upcoming battle.
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Ep. 47: The Final Light
GENESIS' second attack cripples the Earth Alliance's reinforcements and destroys their Ptolemaeus lunar base. The Three Ships Alliance save the PLANTs from the second wave of nukes. Mu fights Rau in the ZGMF-X13A Providence while Kira and Athrun fight the Forbidden, Raider, and Calamity. On the Dominion, Natarle becomes fed up with Muruta and orders the crew to escape. Muruta fires at the Archangel , but Mu sacrifices himself to protect them. In revenge, the Archangel fires and destroys the Dominion.
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Ep. 48: To an Endless Future
The Archangel, Eternal, and Kusanagi plunge into the battle, trying to keep both sides from using their weapons of mass destruction. Rau destroys Flay's escape shuttle, killing everyone on board. Flay's spirit visits the grief striken Kira to apoligizes and thanks him. Kira destroys the Providence with the Freedom, while Athrun remote-destructs the Justice to destroys GENESIS. With both the PLANTs and the Earth Alliance forces in disarray, the renegade moderate faction of the PLANTs seize the opportunity to call for a cease-fire, effectively ending the war.
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