Bandai Gundam: Hello Kitty & RX-78-2, Spirits SD-EX Standard

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Johnston, Chris (November 2006). "Hello Kitty Stump Village". Newtype USA. Vol.5, no.11. p.153. ISSN 1541-4817. Hello Kitty: It’s ok! If we work together, we’ll be able to bring this conflict to an end! Believe in me! Amuro! Macdonald, Christopher (July 2, 2006). "Geneon Anime Licenses". Anime News Network . Retrieved July 15, 2020.

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While the name of this project instantly brings to mind images of Sanrio’s white mouthless cat duking it out with a giant robot, the title is a bit misleading since the whole project is essentially an online popularity contest with all sorts of related merchandise and events. Presumably, Kitty’s entry into Gundam’s Universal Century (UC) timeline led to neverending peace and retconned everything that came after the original Gundam series. Sorry Gundam fans. It looks like this may be the new canon. English Translation of Episode 3 of Gundan vs. Hello Kitty This ONA marks the second time Sunrise and Sanrio collaborated for the project, as they previously produced both Space Runaway Ideon movies in 1982. Kitty's Paradise ( Japanese: キティズパラダイス, Hepburn: Kitizu Paradaisu, lit. Kitty's Paradise) is an animated series featuring the adventures of Hello Kitty and her twin sister Mimmy that officially ran from January 5, 1999 to March 29, 2011. The show was the longest running weekly children's program in TV Tokyo's history, and aired on Tuesday mornings at 7:30 AM JST throughout its 12-year run. Following the series finale, it was immediately replaced by Pretty Rhythm Aurora Dream in its timeslot on April 9, 2011.

Animated shorts were released on video with the Kitty's Paradise brand between March 25 [2] and October 22, 1999. [3] Saban Entertainment adapted these shorts into a TV series in the U.S. titled Hello Kitty's Paradise. [4] This show ran on the Fox Family Channel [5] from March 4 [6] to September 16, 2000. [7] ADV Films licensed the home video rights to this series [8] and initially released it on VHS and DVD between November 26, 2002 [9] and March 25, 2003. There are several different Hello Kitty animated series, featuring the character Hello Kitty, from the Japanese company Sanrio. More interesting than all that, though, is the fact that the companies behind the project went so far as to have the anime production studio Sunrise produce a short series of videos starring none other than Ms. Kitty White herself and Amuro Ray from Mobile Suit Gundam (in the pilot seat of the RX-78-2 model Gundam of course).Hello Kitty: Ringo no Mori was an anime series divided into three seasons. The seasons are: Hello Kitty: Ringo no Mori no Fantasy (ハローキティ りんごの森のファンタジー), Hello Kitty: Ringo no Mori no Mystery ( ハローキティ りんごの森のミステリー) and Hello Kitty: Ringo no Mori to Parallel Town (ハローキティ りんごの森とパラレルタウン). The anime was a production of Asahi Production.

If you’d rather rep Hello Kitty with something more practical instead of model figures, 7-Eleven’s collectible Sanrio glasses might be more up your alley.Now that you’re caught up. Enjoy episode three. Just like previous episodes this one too does not have English-language subtitles. So if you want a complete breakdown and/or a translation of the dialog keep scrolling down past the video. Kitty White is at home one day preparing for a tea party when suddenly her TV comes turns on and begins to show Amuro in his Gundam caught in a fierce battle. Seeing that he seems to be suffering, she decides to go meet with him to save him by teaching him that everybody can just be friends. Somehow Kitty not only flies to outer space but also grows to a size comparable to that of a mobile suit. Not surprisingly, Amuro is totally surprised by the sight of a giant cute mouthless cat with the ability to talk floating in outer space. He thinks she might be an enemy perhaps using some new kind of mobile suit. Kitty tries to convince him that there is no need to fight. Amuro doesn’t buy it. And then episode two ends in a cliffhanger with an enemy laser beam coming straight at Kitty. Designwise, there’s a nice mix of heaven and earth at work. Pearls are used to convey the idea of a starry night sky, while the navy blue variations are themselves an allusion to the Milky Way. At the same time, flowery lace and character embroidery add an earthly, natural touch.