Complete series Blu-ray review of <After War Gundam X> released by North America Right Stuf.


Production

Right Stuf

Discs

Blu-ray Disc

Video

1080p(4:3, 1.33:1)

Audio

Japanese(Linear PCM 2.0)

Subtitles

English(Can be turned off)

Discs

vol.1 : 3ea, vol.2 : 3ea

Include

TVA 1~39

Region

A

United States released

vol.1(2020. 4. 7.) / vol.2(2020. 5. 5.)
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          Keep Case          


This is the main Machine Gundam GX-9900 and the main character, Garrod Ran. I like the new ones, but I'm a little disappointed with the bad paintings.


The GX-9900's setup illustration is a neat design that stands out.


GX-9900's successor, GX-9901-DX, and Heroine Tiffa Adill. This is an illustration that can't keep up with the original story.


DX's set-up illustration and neat design on the back.



          Inside case          


Discs on DVD have illustrations of each machine and pilot, but it's too bad that Blu-ray only has the moon.


From left, it's Gundam Airmaster, Gundam Leopard, and GX-9900 Gundam X. I think the internal illustration is a bit better.


I know the symbolism of the moon is great in the work, but I wonder why they put in the process of the full moon rising. I didn't do other Gundam series like this...


The confrontation between the Frost brothers' Satellite launcher and DX's twin Satellite canon is a cool illustration.


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          Title Screen          


The menu with a sci-fi design goes well with it. It's a shame that the illustration is worse than the original.





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