I finished off a few months ago (cool backstory for all the characters!) and was wondering if there were any mangas in the same vein I'd be interested in.
Episode Zero
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Episode Zero
Has anyone read Gundam Wing Episode Zero?
I finished off a few months ago (cool backstory for all the characters!) and was wondering if there were any mangas in the same vein I'd be interested in.
I finished off a few months ago (cool backstory for all the characters!) and was wondering if there were any mangas in the same vein I'd be interested in.
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Yep! I've read Episode Zero... bought it comic book style as it was originally released in 5 parts (I think.. can't remember how many issues). 
Good stuff. I still have them ^_^ There were a few GW mangas released: Blind Target and Ground Zero come to mind as titles other than the manga that follows the series storyline. Hope this helps! I know there was one other manga.... I just can't think of the name, but if I remember right it was supposed to fill in the gap betweent the end of the series and the beginning of the movie.. dang.. my memory sucks! LOL!
Good stuff. I still have them ^_^ There were a few GW mangas released: Blind Target and Ground Zero come to mind as titles other than the manga that follows the series storyline. Hope this helps! I know there was one other manga.... I just can't think of the name, but if I remember right it was supposed to fill in the gap betweent the end of the series and the beginning of the movie.. dang.. my memory sucks! LOL!-
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Yup! I've read it! Episode Zero is released in manga form because I own it. 
It was published by Viz. I also have Ground Zero and Blind Target as well as the regular series (3 volumes) and Endless Waltz (1 volume). And TokyoPop also released Battlefield of the Pacifists. (Yeah, I own it too.) That story is described on the back cover as the "definitive explanation of what happened between Gundam Wing the TV series and its movie sequel, Endless Waltz."
I love them all!
It was published by Viz. I also have Ground Zero and Blind Target as well as the regular series (3 volumes) and Endless Waltz (1 volume). And TokyoPop also released Battlefield of the Pacifists. (Yeah, I own it too.) That story is described on the back cover as the "definitive explanation of what happened between Gundam Wing the TV series and its movie sequel, Endless Waltz."I love them all!
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Thanks guys I'll be sure to keep an eye out for them!
Here's some pictures for anyone else who is interested:
Ground Zero
Blind Target
Battlefield of Pacifists
Here's some pictures for anyone else who is interested:
Ground Zero
Blind Target
Battlefield of Pacifists
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