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Gundam Wing: Final Victor

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As Heero and Zechs come to the end of their final duel, the battleship Libra and Peacemillion descend upon the earth threatening to engulf the world in a never ending winter.... Meanwhile Trowa helps out the wounded Quatre, and Duo delivers the "lords of plague" to peacemillion, in the hopes of averting the tradgedy of the battleships plunge. Read full recap »

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Writers:: Katsuyuki Sumisawa

Director:: Masashi Ikeda

Stars:: Shigeru Nakahara (Trowa Barton (Japanese)); Akiko Yajima (Relena Darlian (Japanese)); Ryoutarou Okiayu (Treize Kushrenada (Japanese)); Toshihiko Seki (Duo Maxwell (Japanese)); Takehito Koyasu (Zechs Merquise (Japanese)); Chisa Yokoyama (Lucrezia Noin (Japanese)); SAYURI (Lady Une (Japanese)); Ted Cole (Chang Wufei); Scott McNeil (Duo Maxwell); Venus Terzo (Lady Une); Hikaru Midorikawa (Heero Yuy (Japanese)); David Kaye (Treize Khushrenada); Brian Drummond (Zechs Merquise / Milliardo Peacecraft); Lisa Ann Beley (Relena Darlain); Mark Hildreth (Heero Yuy); Brad Swaile (Quatre Rebera Winner); Ryuuzou Ishino (Chang Wufei (Japanese)); Saffron Henderson (Lucrezia Noin); Ai Orikasa (Quatre Rebera Winner (Japanese)); Kirby Morrow (Trowa Barton)

Recurring Role:: Ward Perry (Howard); Mark Oliver (I) (Additional Voices); Leslie Hopps (Additional Voices); Michael Sicoly (Additional Voices); Brent Miller (Additional Voices); Tony Alcantar (Additional Voices); Yumi Touma (Sally Po (Japanese)); Ian James Corlett (Additional Voices); Dave Ward (Additional Voices); Ty Olsson (Additional Voices); Yuzuru Fujimoto (Professor G (Japanese)); Akio Ohtsuka (Narrator (Japanese)); Campbell Lane (Narrator); David Mackay (Quinze); Naoko Matsui (Dorothy Catalonia (Japanese)); Cathy Weseluck (Dorothy Catalonia); Brian Drummond (Instructor G); Osamu Ichikawa (Quinze (Japanese)); Hiroshi Ishida (Howard (Japanese)); Kazuhiro Nakata (Rashid (Japanese)); Paul Dobson (Rashid); Michael Dobson (Otto); Mark Hildreth (Title Narration); Shinya Ohtaki (Dr. S (Japanese)); David Mackay (Dr. S); Samantha Ferris (Sally Po); Toshiyuki Morikawa (Otto (Japanese)); Toshiyuki Morikawa (Abdul (Japanese)); Ward Perry (Abdul)

Guest Star:: Isshin Chiba (Ahmad (Japanese)); Minoru Inaba (Dr. J (Japanese)); Ward Perry (Dr. J); Donald Brown (Ahmad)

Through out the series Heavyarms is the only Gundam from Operation Meteor not to get destroyed completely. edit »
in response to above: in gundam wing, the beam weapons all seem to have internal power, because if you look at epyon's beam saber, there is a cable attached to it, one that connects to epyons core. However, thats the only gundam to have such a feature. Plus on a side note, series like 8th MS team take place in an alternate universe. edit »
When Heero is about to destroy the reactor for the portion of Libra that broke off from the main body his beam saber ran out of power before he could do this. Yet when he flies ahead of the Libra piece with his twin buster rifle he manages to fire a devastating blast capable of vaporzing it.

As we've seen with the 08th MS Team series, beam weapons are powered by linking up to the Mobile Suit's internal reactor. If the design is the same with Wing Zero then how come the beam saber died out but the buster rifle could still be fired? Is it possible the connection was fried in combat and finally gave out, or are the weapons of the Wing Gundams powered by a battery source stored in the weapons themselves? edit »
Near the end of the episode gattling rounds attack the wing zero from off screen, the only other mobile suit around being epyon, who doesn't have any gattling cannons or any projectile weapons for that matter...... edit »

Original Japanese Airdate: 3/29/1996. edit »
After this series the OVA or movie called Endless Waltz was released where basically the characters all come back for one last battle. (This film is not available to buy in the UK but was shown on Cartoon Network UK and later on CNX as a movie and as three episodes). Between these two shows is a four part comic strip filling in the gap between the show and film (which a short search on the internet would find).
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There was an alternate ending animated, in which Relena reads Heero's note before tearing it up. Screen captures of her reading the note can be found around the Internet. edit »
The dropping Libra to Earth to cause an endless winter and The Final Fight between Heero and Zechs are based off the events of the Gundam Movie Char's Couterattack edit »
- This is the last episode of the show but after this episode there is an OVA (You can call it some sort of Movie) and you can seperate the OVA in 3 new episodes that follow this episode edit »

Trowa: I've continually fought, and with each battle I've been killing my heart. And my heart has been void of feeling for quite a long time. Maybe my life doesn't have value any more, but I have to keep on living.
Catalina: Why is that?
Trowa: I've got a home to go back to. edit »
Heero: Humans are not strong! edit »
Heero: (bumping into Relena) S'cuse me. edit »
Heero: (as he fires buster rifle at the remaining part of Libra) I will... I will... I will! I WILL SURVIVE!! edit »
Relena: Heero, next time hand it to me in person edit »

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Final Victor
The Bottom Line: "Exactly why I watch this series"
Treize and Zechs grand scheme is now seen. Heero and Zechs take the stage, to fight for peace. Libra descends toward Earth, but the Gundams and the scientist disrupt Zechs plan. Relena is made Vice Foreign Minister, and the heros go their separate ways. ...Continue »
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