The Gundam Seed theatrical version is full of gimmicks and the Immortal Justice Gundam with a high degree of topicality, and this time the official has also revealed a very interesting and fun setting, including the origin of the name Immortal Justice Gundam, and the design of the so-called Amazing Justice Gundam mentioned by fans in the original setting, which does exist, but the object of this title is more subtle.
Today's screening will reveal the inside story of the original case revealed by Kazuzu Fukuda:
The Immortal Justice Gundam was actually originally called "Knight Justice", but because it collided with GBD's Knight Justice, this title and name had to be abandoned.
If I'm not mistaken, in fact, the Knight Justice Gundam is the name of the Infinite Justice Gundam at the beginning, so strictly speaking, this is the second time it has been banned, including the name of the Strike Freedom Gundam at the beginning, and it can only be said that the copyright restrictions in this area are quite strict, but in the end, this is the pit of the main story, and the Kazama in it won the hemp again.
In addition, Immortal Justice is a name made up in the brain in the domestic forum, but I didn't expect the official to really hammer it, but the name of eternal freedom is still gone in the end, and now it is extraordinary attack freedom.
When an audience member asked what the so-called "Amazing Justice" was, Fukuda said that it was simply the name of the Infinite Justice Gundam on the basis of adding Kaballia's plug-in equipment, and that the name of the Infinite Justice Gundam in this form was not decided during the production of the theatrical version, and it was only decided in the subsequent commercialization stage of Daigo.
In other words, in the final analysis, the Amazing Justice Gundam is just a referential name, and the Infinite Justice Gundam II can be regarded as evolving to the limit, but this gray backpack does affect the appearance and shape of the Infinite Justice Gundam.