In the Cosmic Era 73, following the events of Gundam SEED, a treaty was signed between the warring Naturals and Coordinators. However, the peace doesn't last long. Blue Cosmos, the Earth organization makes its move by stealing a new line of Gundams from ZAFT. Also, a mysterious organization drops the ruins of the devastated colony of Junius Seven onto Earth, causing another war to reignite between Naturals and Coordinators.

The scene shifts to Shinn Asuka, a teenager who lost his parents during a battle on the Island of Orb, who becomes the pilot of one of the new Gundams amidst the chaos of Blue Cosmos' attack. However, he still holds contempt towards Orb ever since that day. He, Athrun Zala and Cagalli (the new leader of Orb) eventually join the crew of the Battleship Minerva, heading into what will possibly be another blood-stained chapter of the Cosmic Era.

English Name

Japanese Name

Auel Neider

Meer Campbell

Neo Lorrnoke

Talia Gladys

Episodes for
"Kidô senshi Gundam Seed Destiny"

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Season 1

Season 1, Episode 1: Enraged Eyes
Original Air Date: 9 October 2004

In the 72nd year of the Cosmic Era, mankind's long war of bitter hatred has come to a close. Although peace has been achieved, it has been at the cost of innocent blood and broken dreams. Among those who has suffered deeply from the loss of both is the young Coordinator Shinn Asuka. Caught in the conflagration of the final battle of ORB, Shinn could only watch as his family was consumed, victims of chance and misdirected anger. Now, filled with a rage of his own and a desire to never see the innocent slaughtered again, he has left the peaceful nation that was his home and has joined with the ZAFT militia. But youthful anger and sorrow are no weapons to keep peace among the stars, and soon, the desire for power and the renewal of hatreds subdued but not forgotten send humanity tumbling back towards the horror and fear of a war that is not yet truly over...

Season 1, Episode 2: Those Who Call for War
Original Air Date: 16 October 2004

Though the skies above the Coordinator's armory of military secrets has been darkened by the hungry flames of newfound conflict, from those same skies a possible savior sweeps down bearing a sword of justice. Thrust into his first real battle, Shin immediately has to contend with a menacing threat. Three of the PLANT's most sophisticated and deadly combat mobile suits have been stolen, by a group of mysterious young pilots hell-bent on taking the weapons for purposes unknown. Tasked with stopping them, it is all he can do to try and prevent them from breaching the wall of the PLANT colony and dooming mankind to another time of war. As the situation grows further and further out of hand, and Orb representative Cagalli Yula Attha and her bodyguard, Athrun Zala (under the false name of Alex Dino) are caught in the struggle, PLANT Chairman Gilbert Dullindal has no choice but to launch the Minerva, the new warship ZAFT had intended to operate the stolen mobile suits from. Meanwhile, aboard his ship cloaked in the invisibility of the mirage colloid, the mysterious masked commander Neo Roanoke awaits word from his pilots... those very same young warriors who have braved the might of ZAFT to steal out from under them their weapons of greatest power. Launching a sneak attack against ZAFT's guard ships that catches everyone by surprise and brightly paints the cosmos with flame, the cunning Neo seems somehow familiar, but just how, no one yet can say.

Season 1, Episode 3: Warning Shots
Original Air Date: 23 October 2004

Season 1, Episode 4: Battlefield of Stardust
Original Air Date: 6 November 2004

Season 1, Episode 5: The Scar That Never Heals
Original Air Date: 13 November 2004

Season 1, Episode 6: The World's Final Hour
Original Air Date: 20 November 2004

Season 1, Episode 7: The Dazed Earth
Original Air Date: 27 November 2004

Season 1, Episode 8: Junction
Original Air Date: 4 December 2004

Season 1, Episode 9: Bared Fangs
Original Air Date: 11 December 2004

Season 1, Episode 10: A Father's Spell
Original Air Date: 18 December 2004

Season 1, Episode 11: The Chosen Path
Original Air Date: 25 December 2004

Season 1, Episode 12: The Sea Dyed with Blood
Original Air Date: 25 December 2004

Season 1, Episode 13: Resurrected Wings
Original Air Date: 8 January 2005

Season 1, Episode 14: The Journey Towards Tomorrow
Original Air Date: 16 January 2005

Season 1, Episode 15: Return to the Battlefield
Original Air Date: 22 January 2005

Season 1, Episode 16: Indoyori no shitou
Original Air Date: 5 February 2005

Season 1, Episode 17: A Soldier's Qualification
Original Air Date: 12 February 2005

Season 1, Episode 18: Attack the Lohengrin!
Original Air Date: 19 February 2005

Season 1, Episode 20: Past
Original Air Date: 5 March 2005

Season 1, Episode 21: Roaming Eyes
Original Air Date: 12 March 2005

Season 1, Episode 27: Unreachable Feelings
Original Air Date: 23 April 2005

Season 1, Episode 28: Remaining Life, Scattered Life
Original Air Date: 30 April 2005

Season 1, Episode 29: Fates
Original Air Date: 7 May 2005

thanks to IMDB for use of episode list

Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny (機動戦士ガンダムSEED DESTINY, Kidō Senshi Gundam SEED DESTINY^?) is the second TV series set in the Cosmic Era universe of Gundam. Set two years after the original Mobile Suit Gundam SEED, Gundam SEED Destiny features many new characters and some returning ones.

thanks to Wikipedia for description

Cast and crew

see List of Main Japanese and English Cast of Gundam SEED Destiny

Japanese cast

Amagi — Susumu Chiba
Andrew Waltfeld — Ryoutarou Okiayu
Arnold Neumann, Ledonir Kisaka — Isshin Chiba
Arthur Trine — Hiroki Takahashi
Athrun Zala ("Alex Dino") — Ishida Akira
Auel Neider — Masakazu Morita
Cagalli Yula Athha, Birdy (Torii) — Naomi Shindou
Colonel Todaka — Kazuya Ichijou
Conille Almeta — Yuko Sasamoto
Dearka Elsman, Martin DaCosta — Akira Sasanuma
Gilbert Durandal — Shuuichi Ikeda
Heine Westenfluss — Takanori Nishikawa (T.M. Revolution)
Hilda Harken, Abi Windsor — Michiko Neya
Kira Yamato — Souichirou Hoshi
Kojiro Murdoch — Toshihiko Nakajima
Lacus Clyne, Meer Campbell — Rie Tanaka
Lord Djibril — Hideyuki Hori
Lunamaria Hawke, Mayu Asuka — Maaya Sakamoto
Madd Aves, Herbert Von Reinhardt, President Joseph Copeland, Shinn's father — Taiten Kusunoki
Malik Yardbirds, Mars Simeon — Junichi Suwabe
Meyrin Hawke — Fumiko Orikasa
Miriallia Haw — Megumi Toyoguchi
Murrue Ramius ("Maria Vernes"), Haro, Narrator — Mitsuishi Kotono
Narrator ("Edited") — Tetsu Shiratori
Neo Roanoke / Mu La Flaga — Takehito Koyasu
Reverend Malchio — Kazuya Nakai
Rey Za Burrel, Rau Le Creuset — Toshihiko Seki
Shinn Asuka — Kenichi Suzumura
Stellar Loussier — Houko Kuwashima
Sting Oakley — Junichi Suwabe
Talia Gladys — Mami Koyama
Unato Ema Seiran — Hiroshi Matsumoto
Vino Dupre — Hisafumi Oda
Yolant Kent, Miller — Tomokazu Sugita
Yuna Roma Seiran — Kenji Nojima
Yzak Joule — Tomokazu Seki

Staff

Director: Mitsuo Fukuda
Series Writer: Chiaki Morosawa
Character Designer: Hisashi Hirai
Mechanical Designer: Kunio Okawara, Kimitoshi Yamane
Design Works: Kenki Fujioka
Art Director: Shigemi Ikeda
Sound Director: Sadayoshi Fujino
Music: Toshihiko Sahashi
Producer: Seiji Takeda (MBS), Hiroyuki Sato (Sunrise)

English-language cast

Andrew Waltfeld, Reverend Malchio, Yuna Roma Seiran - Brian Drummond
Athrun Zala - Samuel Vincent
Auel Neider, Dearka Elsman - Brad Swaile
Bart Heim, Eduardo - James Blight
Birdy (Torii), Haro - Tabitha St. Germain
Cagalli Yula Athha - Vanessa Morley
Chen Jian Yee - Andrew Toth
Colonel Todaka - Fred Henderson
Conille - Brenna O'Brien
Erica Simmons - Sharon Alexander
Gilbert Durandal - Ted Cole
Heine Westenfluss - Brian Dobson
Ian Lee, Malik Yardbirds - Lee Tockar
Joppe Von Arafas - David Kopp
Kira Yamato - Matt Hill
Lacus Clyne, Meer Campbell - Chantal Strand
Lacus' and Meer's singing voice - Jillian Michaels
Ledonir Kisaka - Adam Henderson
Lord Djibril - Alistair Abell
Lunamaria Hawke - Maryke Hendrikse
Madd Aves - Jason Simpson
Martin DaCosta - Brian Dobson
Mayu Asuka - Katie Chapman
Meyrin Hawke - Nicole Bouma
Miriallia Haw - Anna Cummer
Murrue Ramius - Lisa Ann Beley
Narrator - Alison Matthews
Neo Roanoke / Mu La Flaga - Trevor Devall
Rau Le Creuset - Mark Oliver
Rey Za Burrel - Kirby Morrow
Sato, Shinn's father, Tatsuki Mashima - Paul Dobson
Shinn Asuka - Matthew Erickson
Shinn's mother - Laura Drummond
Stellar Loussier - Lalainia Lindbjerg
Sting Oakley - Brent Miller
Talia Gladys - Venus Terzo
Unato Ema Seiran - Scott McNeil
Vino Dupre - Reece Thompson
Yolant Kent - Michael Coleman
Yzak Joule - Michael Adamthwaite

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