Tomonaga (Tomonaga@xtra.co.nz)
Fri, 25 Feb 2000 19:11:06 +1300
One point of note: most of the titles in this series are in the spoken form
-Z- wrote:
> At 00:23 2/23/2000 -0800, you wrote:
> >Any ideas where I can get Episode Listings for the Original Gundam Series, V
> >Gundam, Gundam X, G Gundam?
>
> For brevity's sake, I'm sending these one series at a time.
>
> I've only got twelve episodes of Gundam X. Anyone who knows others should
> chip in.
>
> After War Gundam X
>
> #1: Is The Moon Rising?
'Is the Moon out?'
>
> #2: For You, The Power--
> #3: My Cherished Mount Is Ferocious
> #4: We Haven't A Moment To Spare For This Plan
literally 'this operation/plan is about fighting for every single moment'. I
haven't seen it so I can't relate it to the episode but I think it's about gaining
time for some other group? In which case they are fighting to gain as much time as
possible for someone else.
>
> #5: I'll Never Forgive That Boy!
You have episodes 5 & 8 the wrong way around. This is episode 8 and it's more
accurate to say 'I won't forgive that boy/child'.
#5 is 'You pull the trigger'
> #6: Gundam For Sale!
You have 6&7 the other way around as well.
#6 is 'It's unpleasant...'
>
> #7: I Have A Bad Feeling About This--
This is episode 6.
#7 is 'Gundam for sale'
> #8: Pull The Trigger, Lad!
This is episode 5.
#8 is 'I won't forgive that boy/child'
>
> #9: As It Rains On A Street
'maki' here is a roll of something e.g. paper, material, sushi etc... or a single
volume of a book series. So it is definitely not 'Street'. It could be a 'scroll'?
Or it could be referring to a spiralling action e.g. tornado, vortex, whirlpool
etc....
'Rain drops falling in/into a spiral' , 'Spiralling rain' etc...or something like
this.
It's hard for me to say without seeing the episode whether it is in reference to
an actual object or spiralling action..
> #10: I'm The NewType
> #11: Run For Your Life!
literally 'run without a single thought'. I don't know if this person is running
for his life or not.
> #12: He's My Best Work
Without seeing the episode I would say 'It's my very best work'
#13: Shoot a fool like me
or 'I'm a fool so shoot me' , you can replace 'fool' with 'idiot' if you prefer.
#14: Can you hear my voice!
#15: Is there a such thing as Heaven?
or something similar eg..'I wonder if there is a Heaven?'
#16: Because I am human too
#17: You can check it yourself
or 'verify', 'confirm', 'see for' etc...
#18: Lorelei's Sea
or 'The Sea of Lorelei'
Depends on who or what Lorelei is.
#19: It's as if I'm dreaming
or 'It's like I'm watching a dream' etc...
#20: ...changed again
#21: Something my (dead) wife always used to say
#22: Ghost of the 15th year.
'phantom', or 'apparition' may be more appropriate depending on the episode
#23: My dream is real
#24: Double X activated.
The word here is 'kidou' which means to get up from a lying position (i.e. sleep)
and move. The word 'activate' didn't seem right when talking about starting a MS,
but somehow it seems acceptable in this situation.
other choices are 'Double X awakens', 'Double X rises' etc...
#25: You(plural) are the star of hope
or 'You people/guys are the star of hope'
#26: Don't speak
or 'Don't say anything' depends on context. i.e. telling someone to shut up, or
telling someone not to reveal anything during an interrogation.
#27: Farewell
The Japanese used here is an extremely polite and formal form of goodbye. Like a
servant bidding farewell to the master who is going away.
#28: Is shooting, the only option?
#29: Look at me
#30: No more changes
literally 'I feel there will be no more changes'.or 'I feel I can't change any
more'
#31: Fly! Galord
I don't know if 'Galord' is the right spelling of 'ga ro-do'.
#32: That's a G Falcon
#33: How come you know me?
or 'How do you know me?' etc...
#34: I saw the Moon
#35: I won't put out the light of hope
#36: We asked for this war
or 'This is the war we asked for' etc...
#37: Freeden launch now!
I'm not sure about the spelling of 'Fu re-den'.
#38: I am D.O.M.E. ...previously known as a newtype.
#39: The Moon is always there
Tet
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