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Release Year: 2005

UPC: 0669198210327

Format: DVD

Rating: NR

Director: Takashi Imanishi, Mitsuo Kase

Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Movie/TV Title: Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory-Collector's Edition Set

Edition: 4-Disc Box Set

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All seven volumes collecting the episodes of GUNDAM 0083 packaged in a special collector's box. See individual titles for details.

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Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory-Collector's Edition Set

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by luke102185
Jan 07, 2020
An OVA that earns its stripes
Out of all the Gundam series, this is probably one of the most consistent in terms of production (the other being 08th MS Team). The dub, apart from a few scratchy one-offs in the first episode, is great. Having solid talent like Dorothy Fahn, Paul St Peters, and Beau Billingslea helps a lot. The animation is fantastic, as one would hope from 1990s-era Sunrise. Best of all, it's only 13 episodes! From what I've heard, a number of the other Gundam series (old and new) get bogged down by their long episode lengths. There are a few plot hiccups in the second half, but considering the franchise as a whole (if not anime as a whole), they weren't anything unexpected.Out of all the Gundam series, this is probably one of the most consistent in terms of production (the other being 08th MS Team). The dub, apart from a few scratchy one-offs in the first episode, is great. Having solid talent like Dorothy Fahn, Paul St Peters, and Beau Billingslea helps a lot. The animation is fantastic, as one would hope from 1990s-era Sunrise. Best of all, it's only 13 episodes! From what I've heard, a number of the other Gundam series (old and new) get bogged down by their long episode lengths. There are a few plot hiccups in the second half, but considering the franchise as a whole (if not anime as a whole), they weren't anything unexpected.
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by zeonicfreak18
Aug 04, 2007
Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory
Set in the Universal Century Era Year 0083, the 13 episode OVA starts off with Rookie Federation Pilot Kou Uraki is stationed at the Torrington Base in Australia on a Training Exersize with his fellow co-pilots in an impressive MS battle. Later in the episode, a Trojan Horse class Albion lands on Torrington Base with 2 new prototype Gundams, the GP01 and the heavy armored GP02a. The GP02 is jacked by the Zeon Ace Anavel Gato having the title as "The Nightmare of Solomon" placed proudly on him by his commrads and feared by the Federation forces. Its is up to Kou and his co pilots to bring back the GP02 or destroy it completely. The whole series itself is a flat out fanservice of mecha action and impressive designs as well as a griping story line to go with it as you see the rookie Kou ... Set in the Universal Century Era Year 0083, the 13 episode OVA starts off with Rookie Federation Pilot Kou Uraki is stationed at the Torrington Base in Australia on a Training Exersize with his fellow co-pilots in an impressive MS battle. Later in the episode, a Trojan Horse class Albion lands on Torrington Base with 2 new prototype Gundams, the GP01 and the heavy armored GP02a. The GP02 is jacked by the Zeon Ace Anavel Gato having the title as "The Nightmare of Solomon" placed proudly on him by his commrads and feared by the Federation forces. Its is up to Kou and his co pilots to bring back the GP02 or destroy it completely. The whole series itself is a flat out fanservice of mecha action and impressive designs as well as a griping story line to go with it as you see the rookie Kou transform into a dangerous opponet to the Zeon forces. The only real downside i see to this series is the love story thrown in it, which Kou over time develops fellings for Anaheim Electronics Nina Purpleton who is in charge of the Gundam project and placed with the burdon to bring back the stolen Gundam. To me, its just very watery or not as strong as it should be with the love story, but it works and doesnt mess up the initial story and plot of the OVA to begin with. All in all, i enjoy this OVA completely with its impressive mecha action and all around story and plot of the over all mission, to stop the Zeon forces at all cost. Even if you dont like the Federation, the Zeon characters portray themselves strongly for what they fight for and why, which can grip you into their side of the story. Also to Gundam Otaku out there, this is a great OVA to get the perspective of how the events of Zeta Gundam unfolded with the form of the Titans, and you'll see your favorite Titan leaders in this OVA as well. But, if your looking for a series that is entertaining all around and has a decent enough plot to keep you interested in, then you should give this OVA a try wither your a die hard Gundam Otaku or not...
by soldier_sephiroth
Oct 03, 2006
Stardust Memory
I just got done writing a review to Gundam Wing. It's hard to tell whether this series or Gundam Wing is my fav. I slightly lean toward 0083 because you have a past series to look to and even more series past it. I love the plot outline and the feelings that the characters portray. It's very believeable, and animes about wars such as these are usually just great - there's just no other way to explain it. The Zeon return in this series to start the 'one-year war' again because they feel that they were betrayed by the Feddies. They resort to stealing a Gundam that's armed with nuclear weaponry. The Feddies get a test-pilot to pilot the Gundam(and he does so very capably). The best warrior that the Zeon has to offer was the one that stole the Gundam, now the test-pilot Kou Uraki must ... I just got done writing a review to Gundam Wing. It's hard to tell whether this series or Gundam Wing is my fav. I slightly lean toward 0083 because you have a past series to look to and even more series past it. I love the plot outline and the feelings that the characters portray. It's very believeable, and animes about wars such as these are usually just great - there's just no other way to explain it. The Zeon return in this series to start the 'one-year war' again because they feel that they were betrayed by the Feddies. They resort to stealing a Gundam that's armed with nuclear weaponry. The Feddies get a test-pilot to pilot the Gundam(and he does so very capably). The best warrior that the Zeon has to offer was the one that stole the Gundam, now the test-pilot Kou Uraki must challenge him and help try to win the war. The series is made by the same group that made Mobile Suit Gundam, but the animation and detail are far superior to the previous show.
by qHlRGOpcTo-@Deleted
Nov 09, 2006
An Excellent Title!
Recently, I bought Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory in a recent spree of shopping here on ebay. I had always been fascinated with the action figures, and I was eager to get my hands on the source material, part of which is this anime title. Stardust Memory was my first shot at the series. The best part about this, is that you don't really need to have watched previous series to fully understand the story. I bought this boxed set because I did not want to have to search for the titles individually. All the extra features, such as the "Mobile Suit Encyclopedia" help to further enhance the experiance, buy providing a little extra information on the various mecha in this series. When buying anime, you cannot go wrong with the Gundam series!Recently, I bought Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory in a recent spree of shopping here on ebay. I had always been fascinated with the action figures, and I was eager to get my hands on the source material, part of which is this anime title. Stardust Memory was my first shot at the series. The best part about this, is that you don't really need to have watched previous series to fully understand the story. I bought this boxed set because I did not want to have to search for the titles individually. All the extra features, such as the "Mobile Suit Encyclopedia" help to further enhance the experiance, buy providing a little extra information on the various mecha in this series. When buying anime, you cannot go wrong with the Gundam series!

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