GSD 1-20, random cute moments
GSD 1-20, random cute moments.
From episode 15; if only I knew how to create a short movie clip, I wouldn't have a zillion screen shots of this scene.
Basically, Shinn comes in and asks what the heck Athrun is doing there. Lunamarie chides him for his attitude by pointing out that Athrun is now a FAITH member, and demands respect.
From episode 19.
Lacus Clyne Meer performs live for ZAFT soldiers, and everyone gets exciting. Arthur is such a dork; he gets all giddy.
This scene completely threw me off. The ZAFT chairman compliments Rey, and suddenly, Rey breaks into this really cute little kid mode.
Hugs all around~
Hahah. Last minute, Shinn fixes himself up.
This scene doesn't follow immediately, after the above hugging scene. Imagine if it did... hahahah.
(Info for self: source)
Stop the Black Vidcaps:
1. Click Start button
2. Select Settings
3. Select Control Panel
4. Double-click Display
5. Select the Settings tab
6. Click the Advanced button
7. Click the Troubleshoot tab
8. Click and drag the Hardware Acceleration slider all to the left to None
9. Click the Apply button
8. Click the OK button
From episode 15; if only I knew how to create a short movie clip, I wouldn't have a zillion screen shots of this scene.
Basically, Shinn comes in and asks what the heck Athrun is doing there. Lunamarie chides him for his attitude by pointing out that Athrun is now a FAITH member, and demands respect.
From episode 19.
Lacus Clyne Meer performs live for ZAFT soldiers, and everyone gets exciting. Arthur is such a dork; he gets all giddy.
This scene completely threw me off. The ZAFT chairman compliments Rey, and suddenly, Rey breaks into this really cute little kid mode.
Hugs all around~
Hahah. Last minute, Shinn fixes himself up.
This scene doesn't follow immediately, after the above hugging scene. Imagine if it did... hahahah.
(Info for self: source)
Stop the Black Vidcaps:
1. Click Start button
2. Select Settings
3. Select Control Panel
4. Double-click Display
5. Select the Settings tab
6. Click the Advanced button
7. Click the Troubleshoot tab
8. Click and drag the Hardware Acceleration slider all to the left to None
9. Click the Apply button
8. Click the OK button