Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance | Official Trailer #1 | Netflix

The Netflix Series "Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance" starts streaming worldwide in fall 2024, only on Netflix!

"Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance" is an all-new original animation composed of six 30-minute episodes focusing on the European front of the One Year War, which was the setting of the first Gundam series, "Mobile Suit Gundam." Produced in collaboration with SAFEHOUSE using Unreal Engine 5, the series is written by Gavin Hignight, who wrote the animated series "Tekken: Bloodline" and "Transformers: Cyberverse," as well as the video game "Marvel's Spider-Man," and is directed by Erasmus Brosdau, who has also worked on the animated series "Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness" and the video games "Star Citizen," "Ryse: Son of Rome" and the "Crysis" series.

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Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance | Official Trailer #1 | Netflix

[Inspectornills]

I like that they frame the Gundam like an unknown war machine that seems unstoppable. A giant robot Michael Meyers

[TheWarmachine]

0:10 Zeon: "We fight for independence of Spacenoids!"

Also Zeon: *used the Colonies of the Spacenoids and drop them to Earth*

[Wolfmedia]

Making the gundam a demon, slasher, terminator on the battlefield is just so sweet.

Edit: Appreciate your comments fellow Gundam fans. 😊😁🥲

[Optipotamus_]

The mobile suits look good but the people look terrible. Especially the lip syncing with the audio. I have a feeling this will be the new MS-IGLOO

[leoblessin]

Oh waiter! Another depiction of the One Year War that’s even more depressing and terrifying please!

[Minazuki.Infinity]

No wonder they called it the White Devil, that shot of RX-78 was menacing.

[IDiggPattyMayonnaise]

I wish they would've spent more time on the human animations. The mechs and settings look incredible, almost realistic, but the humans look like CGI renders from Shrek 2. Almost no facial movements and static Lego hair.

[ElErizoSombra]

For those curious, thats not THE gundam shown in the trailer. The right shoulder has a handle bar on it. The rx-78-2 does not have those. This is likely an rx-79 G gundam variant. The red eyes also give it away as well as the standard production beam rifle it’s holding. This is not the “White Devil”.

[TheWarmachine]

1:04 The Gundam enjoys a very enthusiastic walk.

[ZechsMerquise]

I really hope we get most of the action from the perspective from regular people. How terrifying it is to have 20m robots fighting around you, demolishing the entire landscape and anything that stands in there way. Somehow anime hasn't been able to instill this terror in viewers.

[gsjobui]

1:24 This black soldier doesn't move at all like that. The team has a lot of room for improvement in action processing.

[hlldivr]

The MS and action looka great, but the human movements still look clunky like MS igloo?

[someone_one_one]

Im interested in this project but im not likeing the human animation it feels stiff while the gundam is so fluid

[Tandor]

1:37 "That's no Zaku boy"

[minafrog]

Made in UE5 but looks like a fanmade sfm animation

[Tung]

1:38 I mean… the Golf Custom was the most exciting things in the whole trailer

[lc]

Character design that missed the point of Gundam aside, I wished this for style of depiction for Gundam for years. It is true that depicting toys in lowlights condition would not look as good, but it can be. I recently came around to read The Origin to see Yasuhiko Yoshikazu's vision and got hit my a wave of nostalgia that makes my hands shake back in the day. The dark, heavy tone, heavy metal sci-fi style of the 80s and 90s were the reason why I fall in love with the genre. It instantly sends me back to the first time I entered Armored Core 2 and the Core started moving. That heavy atmosphere of controlling a giant mechanised machine, blowing up others, a metallic terror, just clicks. AC6 left much to be desired, atmosphere and storywise, but the dark, heavy mechanised mood of the trailer was very IG mecha and it was just, glorious. Gundam with that sort of mood with its anti-war tone would fit right in, next to the usual beautiful classic "anime" style depiction. They have tried it many times, but they should have just went full balls to the walls like this during the edgy early 2000s era. Seed was iconic in its own ways, but I have to admit AC2 and 3 made me liked MS IGLOO more. Even that could have been even more grimy and mechanical. Having an even more brutal and tense Igloo coming out on the aftermath of Fallujah would have been brutal.

[Case]

Unfortunately I’m not a fan of the CG animation in here. Reminds me of the Final Fantasy Movie but not quite as pretty.

[chiyo-chanholocaust]

Please God be good. Looks amazing but without good characters and plot it's nothing

[satriopandutomo]

1:10 man.. got stared with that kind of eye.. only one comes to mind..

Run..