Mobile Fighter G Gundam is a manga written by Kōichi Tokita, published by Kodansha and serialized by Comic BomBom from April 1994 – April 1995.
Story[]
Rather than having a war between the colonies and the Earth, a fighting tournament is held. Called the Gundam Fight, it is held once every four years by the United Colonies Federation. Each country would send its own representative, that would pilot a Gundam, and the Gundams would then fight on the Earth until only one is left, and that Gundam's nation will then be able to obtain sovereign rights over all the nations, until another nation wins in the next Gundam Fight.
Domon Kasshu is selected to represent Neo Japan in one of these tournaments, but he fights less to ensure his nation's victory than to find his brother, who has been blamed for the deaths of Domon's parents and the disappearance of a very dangerous weapon, the Devil Gundam.
Chapters[]
Volume 01[]
- Round 1: Gundam Fight! Ready... Go!!
- Round 2: Vs. Gundam Maxter
- Round 3: Vs. Dragon Gundam & Bolt Gundam
- Round 4: Vs. Bolt Gundam & Gundam Rose
- Round 5: Shuffle Alliance VS Master Gundam Coalition
Volume 02[]
- Round 6: Fierce Battle in the Guiana Highlands
- Round 7: A new Raidance
- Round 8: Allenby - The Bishoujo Fighter
- Round 9: Deadly Tag Team Match
Volume 03[]
- Round 10: Vs. Gundam Spiegel
- Round 11: Deadly battle Royale!
- Round 12: The east is burning red!
- Final Round: Vs. Battle against the Devil Gundam, Gundam Fighters Forever
Characters[]
- Domon Kasshu
- Rain Mikamura
- Chibodee Crocket
- Michelo Chariot
- George de Sand
- Sai Saici
- Argo Gulskii
- Master Asia
- Stalker
- Ulube Ishikawa
- Nastasha Zabigov
- Kyoji Kasshu
Mobile Units[]
Neo America[]
Mobile Weapons[]
Neo Italy[]
Mobile Weapons[]
Neo Japan[]
Mobile Weapons[]
Vehicles and Support Units[]
- Hover Bike
Gallery[]
Notes & Trivia[]
- The manga is rather infamous with fans due to its flagrant shilling of Allenby Beardsley, leading to Rain Mikamura to lose her more caring and sisterly attitude to one more associated with the tsundere stereotype. This leads to the point where the series climatic ending feels unsatisfyingly tacked on as the relationship between Domon and Rain is rarely, if ever, explored and more attention is focused on Allenby.