The Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Freedom anime film has released a collaboration visual with the recent American sci-fi film Dune: Part Two. A collaboration between these two films features the SEED visual drawn by character designer Hisashi Hirai.
The Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Freedom film premiered in Japanese theaters on January 26 this year, and was animated by Sunrise (Bandai Namco Filmworks). Mitsuo Fukuda directed the film, and co-write the script alongside ith his late wife Chiaki Morosawa and Liu Goto. The cast for the anime film includes:
The official synopsis for Mobile Suit Gundam SEED FREEDOM is as follows:
C.E. (Cosmic Era). An era in which there are human beings called Coordinators, born with superior physical and mental abilities thanks to genetic modification, and humans called Naturals who are born naturally. With their respective existence at stake, the ideological clash between Coordinators and Naturals escalated into war using armed force. Along the way, the Destiny Plan was proposed, which would forcibly assign a role to each individual and create a world free of competition. But amid the fighting, this Destiny Plan was rejected in order to protect humanity’s aspirations and future freedom.
Meanwhile, Dune: Part Two is the sequel to the 2021 Dune film and stars Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya. It premiered in the US on February 6 this year and is set to make its theatrical premiere in Japan this March 20. Box Office Mojo currently reports that the movie has grossed around US$384,211,666 in box office revenue.
Source: Official Website
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