Endless Waltz

Five years after the Zero System was sealed, the OZ organization's reign of terror has ended. However, a new threat emerges in the form of Mariemeia Barton, the young daughter of meaningless rebellion leader Treize Kushrenada, who intends to use mobile suits to level cities and enforce her vision of peace. Heero Yuy and his allies must confront this new extremist agenda and the powerful, advanced mobile suits that accompany it, leading to a final, decisive battle that will determine the fate of Earth and its colonies.

Endless Waltz was generally well-received by fans of the Gundam franchise, praised for its stunning animation, intricate mobile suit designs, and a more focused narrative compared to its television predecessor. While some critics found the plot somewhat predictable, its emotional depth and exploration of themes like peace and war resonated with its target audience, solidifying its place as a beloved OVA.

• Praised for its high-quality animation and detailed mobile suit designs.

• Appreciated for its continuation of the Gundam Wing storyline and character development.

• Some found the plot to be somewhat formulaic but emotionally engaging.

Google audience: Audiences widely appreciate the visual spectacle and animation quality of Endless Waltz, finding the story to be a satisfying conclusion to the Gundam Wing saga. The mobile suit designs and the thematic exploration of peace are frequently highlighted as strengths.

The original OVA release of Endless Waltz featured a different ending song than the television broadcast version, with the latter featuring 'Last Impression' by Two-Mix.