The downside is that the developments come to depend on several shounen clichés, including typically evil antagonists and inexplicable mecha power ups. The real turning point arrives when the governments decide to take action against Celestial Being of course, the characters loyally keep up their mantras about eliminating war, but the plot gets on with the real job of cramming in as many epic battles and tense confrontations as possible. However, after an age of seemingly random plotlines and a rather messy strategy to eliminate war, Gundam 00 pulls itself together and delivers a knockout ending the likes of which makes Seed look like a wannabe.

This mishmash includes split personalities genetically modified humans some weakly developed politics and, the worst element of all, an organisation trying to end war by attacking absolutely everyone. The series wants to be a powerful, twisting tale about ending war forever but even if you manage to set aside your cynicism and convince yourself that this goal is possible, the fact remains that Gundam 00 begins as a jumble of plot ideas strung together with no apparent direction in mind. My initial impression of Gundam 00 was that it was heading straight towards an Oscar nomination for ‘most pompous piece of crap ever'. At first it looks like it won't have a patch on Gundam Seed but not only does Gundam 00 end up being bigger and better than Seed, it also comes with a far more accomplished story. Every once in a while, however, there comes an anime which has the opposite effect it starts off with all the energy of a stillborn only to come to life just when you least expect it. StoryMore often than not, a series begins really well only to come to a spluttering, dry-coughing halt so revolting that you wish you had never witnessed its demise.

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