Mobile suit Gundam SEED: In all fairness, SEED's worldview setting is good, much better than other non-UC animations, but as an animation named Gundam, SEED obviously does not have this qualification. Although naive, W is much more important than SEED and SEED-D in life. At least the protagonists in "W" are people who truly believe in "complete pacifism" and carry it out to the end. SEED, though still based on the world outlook, is always talking about the free will of all the protagonists, and the whole world has become a stage for them to show off their chic. Except for a bunch of protagonists, all the others are just props to set off the protagonist from birth to death in Shuai Shuai, and there is no respect for other people's lives. The scenes of the explosion of the living and the accumulation of the dead deliberately shown to the audience in the animation are not so much showing the cruelty of the war as showing off to the audience: "Look, even these scenes are in our animation! We also care about life. We don't play in the cockpit, and we are also anti-war! " However, these innocuous things can't show other meanings except "hypocrisy". In fact, it would be great if, like Fukuda's previous works, he decided to make an action film to entertain the public and clearly stated that it was absurd. Seeds have no connotation at all, but pretend to have connotation: this behavior is called kitsch.

Mobile suit gundam seed destination: this is an era of universal kitsch. Including the popular SEED, Naruto and bleach in recent years, are kitsch products; Of course, although "Seed" is kitsch, from the standpoint of pure entertainment, it should be admitted that it is not bad, at least it is worth watching-and when "Destiny" came out, all opponents stopped: not because it was too good, but because people were too lazy to scold it. There is only one thing I want to say about it: it has been suppressed in the evaluation list of Gundam series for more than ten years, F9 1, and finally there is no need to be at the bottom! If seed is an idol drama, then fate is a soap opera. It does not inherit all the advantages of SEED, but it surpasses all the disadvantages of its predecessor. When all the audience's interest in an animation has decreased to find out how many old works it has copied, discuss the ambiguous relationship between the hero and heroine or the hero, and cut all the pictures in the animation that can be used by YY into sets, it is conceivable what position this animation will have in history. I just want to say, when an animation can't even moan, the war has turned into a pose show and a cheap fireworks show. What is the value of such an animation? And as an animation that inherits Gundam's name! Too much has been said about the mechanism of SEED, so I don't want to say more.