Xhavalor says hello from behind the Great Firewall once more! I know my last question was really petty and stupid [so much that I didn't listen to the episode in which it aired] but I can't resist asking this next one. What are each of your thoughts on the possibility of a Gundam series revolving so...

Chris wrote:

Xhavalor wrote:What did catch my eye, however, was a podcast named Gundamn!. At first I thought it was a podcast about firearms and [rednecks] discussing their collection, but after looking at the episode titles I was sold.

This is the best comment ever in the history of Gundamn.

Why, I'm flattered.

Same as the OP. After using the iPad for sometime but generally avoiding iTunes, I decided to see if the audio store had some soundtracks. After searching for Gundam in music, all I found were horrendous covers of random OPs and EDs by strange people, and the occasional synth-piano Gundam SEED track...

Hi,

Almost every mecha pilot, super or real, has their signature line when advancing into battle. Your favorites?

Personally, Roger Smith's "Big O! Showtime!" is a favorite.

Hello Gundamn! Sorry about the name; I guess you can say it any way you want. Forgive me for not checking in on the last two episodes. The country I'm in blocks any access to Gundamn. As such, my question may already be answered. (heck, It may have even been answered in the past 82. My memory fails....

Hello Gundamn!, As mentioned in the last podcast, all three of you have taken a liking to a number of Gundam soundtracks. As such, do you believe some of the modern animated incarnations of Gundam are detracting from the soundtracks themselves? An example: SEED Destiny was scored by Toshihiko Sahash...