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In addition to shows that fall within the
Universal Century,
After Colony
(Gundam Wing),
Future Century
(G Gundam), or
Cosmic Era
worlds, there are several other worlds that haven't been released in North America. Here you'll find brief descriptions of these as yet unreleased titles.
After War Gundam X
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39-episode television series |
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Apr 1996 - Dec 1996 |
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A.W. 0015 |
The third Gundam series to be set in a parallel world, after
G Gundam
and
Gundam Wing,
depicts a shattered world still recovering from the catastrophe of the 7th Space War. As the rival powers rebuild their armies and prepare to resume their struggle for domination, a team of mercenary scavengers tries to save the gifted breed of humans known as Newtypes from becoming pawns in the coming conflict. Can the Newtype Tiffa Adill and young Garrod Ran, pilot of the Gundam X, prevent this tragic history from repeating itself?
Turn A Gundam
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50-episode television series |
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Apr 1999 - Mar 2000 |
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C.C. 2345 |
This story
is set thousands of years in the future. The people of Earth have forgotten the space wars of the past, reverting back to a pre-industrial existence. But the lunar settlers known as the Moonrace, who have retained their high technology, now plan to seize their mother planet for themselves. As the war of the worlds begins, a young Moonrace citizen named Loran Cehack, pilot of the legendary Turn A Gundam, struggles to bridge the gap between humanity's long-separated branches.
SD Gundam
In addition to the serious drama of the Gundam saga proper, there's also a long-running and popular parody series known as SD Gundam. Populated by cute caricatures of the Gundam saga's characters and mobile suits, this series has spawned its own line of videos, movies, and merchandise. The latest addition is
SD Gundam Force,
which is now available on DVD in North America.
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