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Mobile Suit Victory Gundam (機動戦士Vガンダム Kidō Senshi V Gandamu?) is an anime television program set in the Universal Century timeline. It consists of 51 episodes, and was directed by Gundam creator Yoshiyuki Tomino. The series was first broadcast on TV Asahi (and its ANN stations), and later by the anime satellite TV network, Animax, across Japan and later its respective networks worldwide, including Hong Kong, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Latin America, and other regions.
Story[]
Victory Gundam is set in U.C. 0153 and succeeds the Crossbone Vanguard conflict of Mobile Suit Gundam F91.
The greatly weakened Earth Federation comes under attack by the BESPA forces of the spaceborne Zanscare Empire; only the League Militaire stands in their way. The Victory Gundam is the League Militaire's secret weapon against the invading BESPA forces.
Openings and Endings[]
Openings:
- Stand Up To The Victory by Tomohisa Kawazoe (episode 1–31)
- Don't Stop! Carry On! by RD (episode 32–51)
Endings:
- Winners Forever by infix (episode 1–31)
- Mou Ichido Tenderness KIX.S (episode 32–51)
Episodes[]
Characters[]
League Militaire/Earth Federation Forces[]
- Uso Ewin
- Shahkti Kareen
- Marbet Fingerhat
- Odelo Henrik
- Tomache Massarik
- Warren Trace
- Suzy Relane
- Karlmann Dukartuse
- Haro
- Flanders
- Elischa Kranskie
- Karrel Massarik
- Martina Kranskie
- Oy Nyung
- Otis Arkins
- Leonid Almodovar
- Romero Marabal
- Ester Chavarri
- Robert Gomez
- Jinn Gehenam
- Hangerg Ewin
- Myra Miggelle
- Oliver Inoe
- Junko Jenko
- Peggy Lee
- Kate Bush
- Helen Jackson
- Mahalia Merrill
- Cony Francis
- Juca Meilasch
- Francesca O'Hara
- Miliera Katan
- Kranskie
- Batstraff Massarik
- Belle Kranskie
- Mubarac Starn
- Ness Husher
- Kuffu Salomon
- Striker Eagle
Zanscare Empire[]
- Maria Pure Armonia
- Fonse Kagatie
- Cronicle Asher
- Katejina Loos
- Tassilo Vago
- Mutterma Zugan
- Arbeo Pippinden
- Fuala Griffon
- Duker Iq
- Renda de Paloma
- Kill Tandon
- Metchet Rubence
- Goze Barl
- Lupe Cineau
- Azis Baggi
- Ernest Rigel
- Neneka Nibrou
- Liole Sabat
- Wattary Gilla
- Misaki Aizawa
- Mathis Walker
- Henry Douglas
- Haz Kaif
- Torri Ares
- Hein Godwald
- Gettle Dupre
- Kwan Lee
- Karinga Vogel
- Kishowl Bagwatt
- Gary Tan
- Kazoo Miura
- Zubroch Simonev
Other[]
- Mandella Soone
- Lob Olesches
Mechanics[]
League Militaire/Earth Federation Forces[]
Mobile Weapons[]
- LM111E02 Gun-EZ
- LM111E03 Gunblaster
- LM312V04 Victory Gundam
- LM312V04+SD-VB03A V-Dash Gundam
- LM312V06 Victory Gundam Hexa
- LM312V06+SD-VB03A V-Dash Gundam Hexa
- LM314V21 Victory 2 Gundam
- LM314V23 Victory 2 Buster Gundam
- LM314V24 Victory 2 Assault Gundam
- LM314V23/24 V2 Assault-Buster Gundam
- RGM-119 Jamesgun
- RGM-122 Javelin
- ZM-S06S Zoloat
Vehicles and Support Units[]
- Alexandria-class (refit) (Gaunland)
- Clop-class
- Core Fighter Carrier
- CS-H926 Setter H926
- La Vie en Rose
- Ra Cailum-class
- Reinforce
- Reinforce Junior
- Salamis Kai-class
- Sinope-class
- White Ark
Macedonia Army[]
Mobile Weapons[]
Vehicles and Support Units[]
Civilians[]
Mobile Weapons[]
Vehicles and Support Units[]
Zanscare Empire[]
Mobile Weapons[]
- ZM-A05G Recarl
- ZM-D11S Abigor
- ZM-S06G Zollidia
- ZM-S06S Zoloat
- ZM-S08G Zolo
- ZM-S08GC Zolo Kai
- ZM-S09G Tomliat
- ZM-S14S Contio
- ZM-S19S Shy-Tarn
- ZM-S20S Jabaco
- ZM-S21G Bruckeng
- ZM-S22SC Rig Shokew for Imperial Guard
- ZM-S22S Rig Shokew
- ZM-S24G Gedlav
- ZM-S27G Domuttlia
- ZMT-A30S Birknau
- ZMT-A31S Doggorla
- ZMT-D15M Galguyu
- ZMT-S12G Shokew
- ZMT-S13G Godzorla
- ZMT-S16G Memedorza
- ZMT-S28S Gengaozo
- ZMT-S29 Zanneck
- ZMT-S33S Gottrlatan
- ZMT-S34S Rig Contio
Vehicles and Support Units[]
- Adrastea-class
- Amalthea-class
- Angel Halo
- Battle Bike "Kou"
- Battle Bike "Ohtu"
- Callisto-class
- Croaking
- Einerad
- Keilas Guilie
- Lysithea-class
- Marilyn-class
- Overhead Hawk
- Sinope-class
- Squid-class
- Twinrad
- ZMT-A03G Galicson
Production[]
On the 12th of July, 2016 at 15:01 CST, anime distributor Right Stuf, Inc. and anime producer Sunrise Inc. announced that Gundam Reconguista in G would be available, alongside Mobile Suit Victory Gundam Collection 1. Reconguista in G would be available on Blu-ray, whereas Mobile Suit Victory Gundam would be available on both Blu-ray and DVD coming October 4, 2016.
Character Sheet[]
Gallery[]
See also[]
- Mobile Suit Victory Gundam Side Story
- Mobile Suit Victory Gundam (Novel)
- Go! Go! Our V Gundam
- Mobile Suit Gundam V Exodus Project
- Mobile Suit V Gundam (Super Famicon)
- Victory Gundam Mobile Suit Variations
- Mobile Suit V Gundam (Manga)
- Mobile Suit Victory Gundam Gaiden Letters from Odelo Henrik
Chronology[]
Preceded by: | Chronological order
0153 U.C. |
Succeeded By |
Notes & Trivia[]
- The anime is the first Gundam television series since Mobile Suit Gundam to feature a totally original cast with no returning characters.
- To this day, it remains the final original TV series set in the Universal Century timeline, with all future TV series from Mobile Fighter G Gundam on being set in alternate universes or re-edits of previously released OVAs (such as Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn RE:0096 and Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin Advent of the Red Comet).
- The first ending theme, "WINNERS FOREVER", was originally meant for the live-action movie Kamen Rider ZO under the title "RIDER FOREVER".
- In the Super Robot Wars series, games involved with Victory Gundam will always be toned down and many of the characters will live throughout the entire game avoiding their canon death.
External links[]
- Victory Gundam Official Website (Japanese)
- Gundam Official Other Gundam Series List
- Victory Gundam on Sunrise Inc International Section
- Victory Gundam on Sunrise Inc List of Works by Year (Japanese)
Preceded by: Mobile Suit Gundam F91 |
Chronological order 0153 U.C. |
Succeeded by: None |