

Last Outpost: G-Unit: Sidestory starting around 1/3 of the way through the anime, this one has the group of a remote colony MO-V try to repel the invasion of OZ's "Prize" special forces unit.The collected volume release also adds an extra chapter taking place after Endless Waltz. Episode Zero: A prequel manga detailing the backstories of the five Gundam pilots, Relena, and Millardo/Zechs.From there, Heero and the other four Gundam pilots find themselves having to blast their way through the various groups in power behind the UESA (and eventually their own force) while Relena fights in her own way to bring about peace between the Earth and the colonies amidst various political power shifts caused by the Gundam rebellion.


Because she can positively identify him, Heero tracks Relena down and swears to kill her (something he never quite gets around to doing). Relena Darlian, the teenage daughter of an important colonial diplomat, accidentally discovers the identity of a Gundam pilot who was shot down during his entry to Earth: a teenage boy named Heero Yuy. Rebellious elements within the Space Colonies decide to fight back by sending five powerful mobile suits - Gundams - down to Earth so they can wreak havoc on the military forces. In the year After Colony 195, the United Earth Sphere Alliance rules the Earth Sphere (the Earth, the Moon, and all associated space colonies) with an iron fist by way of Humongous Mecha known as mobile suits.
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Aired in Japan in 1995, this 49-episode series was brought to the United States (and eventually worldwide) in 2000 on Toonami, which helped push Gundam into the Western mainstream. "New Mobile Report Gundam Wing"), or simply Gundam Wing, is one of the more (in)famous of the Gundam Alternate Universes. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Shin Kidou Senki Gundam Wing (lit. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms.

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