A second anime season was announced on Friday along with a teaser trailer for "Gundam Thunderbolt Anime" based on Yasuo Ohtagaki's "Mobile Suit Gundam Thunderbolt" manga. The announcement was made by Bandai Visual stating that the new season will air in next spring with the teaser including the tagline that the war is not yet over.
It really is not yet over as ''Gundam Thunderbolt Anime'' has its second season. Last December, the streaming for the first season started with the fourth and final season which started its streaming in April.
The plot is in the exact One Year War in UC 0079 in the original "Mobile Suit Gundam" anime series following the war between two excellent pilots at the 'Thunderbolt Sector'. It is a depthless zone with several wrecks of space colonies as well as warships, Anime News Network reported.
As soon as the wars break out, Zeon forces fortressed the 'Thunderbolt Sector' as it serves an important supply passage to the A Baoa Qu asteroid fortress. The story centers on a Federation soldier, Io Fleming, as he fights Zeon's best sniper, Daryl Lorenz.
The first season was given a director's cut edition with the title "Mobile Suit Gundam Thunderbolt: December Sky" including additional spectacles. An imported edition of Blu-Ray Disc of the director's cut was released on July 2 by Right Stuf having both English and Japanese audio tracks.
In March 2012, Ohtagaki released the manga in Shogakukan's Big Comic Superior magazine and on June 24, the eight collected book volume was published by Shogakukan. Viz Media was the manga's publisher for the English version with the first volume being shipped on Tuesday.
According to Forbes, the manga's latter parts debut some very bizarre and peculiarly powerful mobile suits that perform crazy feats. These sections from the manga will become a perceptible entertainment in anime form that will shun a dimension of realism.
As of the moment, "Gundam Thunderbolt Anime" second season has no set date yet or how many episodes will the new season have. Nevertheless, Gundam fans still have every reason to be excited and something to look forward to early next year.
