Turn A Gundam OP2 "Century Color" (Creditless)

Second opening theme for Turn A Gundam with no credits. Song Name: "Century Color"

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[Pio98]

Shouldn't you be concerned with other things in Turn A, like why does Turn A have a 'stache?

Anyway, the designs may look odd, but Turn A is one of the most underrated Gundam shows ever, in fact probably one of the most underrated Japanese productions ever.

And I really like this OP theme, it makes you want to dance.

[linuxblacksarena]

Happy Black History Month!

[XharchianValor]

@holyshtwtf12 "Tech" is vague. Almost everything we humans use, from spoons to planes, can be defined as technology. We consumers were never giving an in-depth canon explanation of Moonlight Butterfly, so we can only assume that the term "tech" in Turn A was the popular version: metal machinery. The 00 and Qan[t] both quantize into metal atoms, which can be "attacked" by the nanomachines.

[holyshtwtf12]

@XharchianValor thought the nanos only attacked tech, which during quantanize the gundam is just particles.

[oyametalicusII]

@Sizednochi hey, I just gave you a thumbs up for stating facts about turn-A...happy new year! :D

[ackofgod]

is this right? turn a gundam will be on cartoon network !

[Sizednochi]

Turn-A is seriously one of the best things I've watched in quite a while. The plot is awesome, the characters are all charismatic. It's not your usual mindless robot-smashing shit, or your usual boring shounen crap. It's DEFINITLY something. Plus the animation is the best I've ever seen. Heck, it was hand painted on cels! It's just gorgeous.

Also, DAT DIANNA AND KIHEL.

[XharchianValor]

@GundamLegacyExtreme The two instances of "teleport" in Anno Domini aren't actually instantaneous coverings of space. The two mobile suits quantize; their particles lose bonds with each other and freely move about in space. Because the particles are still in space, it is still possible for the nano machines to devour them. Turn A doesn't need a commu or radar. Can't really aim quadrillion machines at once, ya know?

[eonchao]

@SolBadguy777 Actually having just finished watching the final battle of Turn A Gundam again I think we can justify the Moonlight Butterfly incorporating GN Particles. When both Turn A and Turn X are using it Loran and Gym seem to sense each others emotions similar to Trans-am Burst mode and aren't pictured in their cockpit but rather surrounded by white light. It is meant to be the finale to CE and AD timelines as well by "Word of God".

[CarolusMagnus2501]

@GundamLegacyExtreme

At full power, Turn A can reduce everything to Jupiter to dust. Also, it not only has teleport powers, but, according to the novel, it can teleport shots from the beam rifle into the cockpit.

[SolBadguy777]

@GundamLegacyExtreme The anime doesn't really show Turn A's full capabilities. There is a novelization describing how powerful it was before black history, such as cloning itself similar to DX Gundam's G-bits, colony laser rifle, creating weapons in his chest and moonlight butterfly spreading from earth to jupiter at full capacity to name a few. Not sure about how GN particles would react to Minovsky particles though since their both quite similar.

[blind51de]

LOOK OUT YOU ASSHOLES TURN X IS RIGHT BEHIND YOU