Gundam Hathaway streaming on Netflix

In case you missed it, Gundam Hathaway is now streamin on Netflix. The film is a sequel that takes place twelve years after the events of Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack. It was released in Japanese theaters last June 11, 2021 and is currently streaming on Netflix since July 1 for non-Japenase audiences. So make sure to take this opportunity in watching this new Gundam movie.

Gundam Build Fighters: Battlogue Episode 1 [Eng Sub]

Sharing the 1st episode of Gundam Build Fighters: Battlogue.

Gundam Build Fighters GM's Counterattack Trailer

Sharing the official trailer of the upcoming Gundam Build Fighters GM's Counterattack anime that will start streaming on Aug. 25, 2017. The story will revolve around Sei and friends after the events from the 1st series.

Mobile Suit Gundam Thunderbolt Season 2 PV

Release date:

• Episode 5: Friday, March 24, 2017
• Episode 6: Friday, April 28, 2017
• Episode 7: Wednesday, May 31, 2017
• Episode 8: Friday, June 30, 2017

Mobile Suit Z Gundam Gaiden [Mace of Judgment] - New Manga Series Announced

To be released in the December issue of Monthly Comic Dengeki Daioh this Oct.27th.

Gundam Build Fighters Try Island War [PV & Screenshots]

Release date: Aug. 21, 2016

Mobile Suit Gundam UC RE:0096 TV Anime Series

Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans Ending 2 (Steel - Tekketsu no Kizuna)

The 2nd ending theme of Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans is titled "Steel - Tekketsu no Kizuna" and performed by TRUE.

Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans Opening 2 (Survivor)

Here is the 2nd opening theme of Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans which began on episode 14 onwards. The song is titled "Survivor" and performed by Blue Encount.

Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans (Ending Song - Orphans no Namida)

The ending song of Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans is titled "Orphans no Namida" performed by Misia. Here are the both the TV and full version of the song.

TV Version

Full Version

Gundam: Iron Blooded Orphans Opening Song - "Raise Your Flag"

The opening song of the series is titled "Raise your Flag", performed by Man with a mission. Here is a full version of the opening song and the actual music video itself.

2015 Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans

Air date: Oct. 4, 2015
Directed by: Tatsuyuki Nagai
Written by: Mari Okada
Music by: Masaru Yokoyama
Studio: Sunrise

Gundam Build Fighters Anime Coming This October

Sunrise has announced Gundam Build Fighters as a new Gundam television anime series that will premiere this October on TV Tokyo. The series will feature not only new mecha designs but also customized designs from previous Gundam projects such as Build Strike Gundam (Gundam Seed), Zaku Amazing (first Gundam), Wing Gundam Fenice (Gundam W), and Gundam X Mao (Gundam X). The anime will tie into an HG Build Fighters model kit line that encourages customization with the accompanying HG Build Custom line of accessories.

The story is set in the near future when GunPla Battles, competitions that pit Gundam plastic models against each other, have become popular worldwide in the "Second GunPla Boom." Sei Iori, a first-year middle-school student and the only son of a model shop owner, is talented at building GunPla, but inexperienced in the GunPla Battles. He encounters a mysterious boy named Reiji who happens to be an accomplished Gundam Fighter. Together, they strive for the GunPla Battle world championships.


Source: animenewsnetwork

Mobile Suit Gundam AGE: Memory of Eden Trailer

Here is the trailer of the upcoming Gundam AGE movie entitled Memory of Eden. It is set to be released on DVD and Blu-ray on July 26, 2013.

Mobile Suit Gundam UC Ep.6 Trailer

Here's a preview of the 6th episode of Mobile Suit Gundam UC which is entitled "TwoWorlds, Two Tomorrows". It premieres on March 2, 2013 with the DVD and Blu-Ray release on March 22, 2013.

Mobile Suit Gundam The Origin Anime in 2014

Apparently a new TV series, entitled Mobile Suit Gundam The Origin is set to be released in 2014. Still waiting for more information, so look forward for future updates.

Source: desmondchieng.com

Mobile Suit Gundam UC Episode 6 Released on March 2013

It has been confirmed that the premiere of Gundam UC Episode 6 will be released on March 2 2013. While the Blu-Ray and DVD copy will be out on March 22, 2013. The 6th episode will be entitled "The Sky and the Stars" which features Angelo Sauper with his Rozen Zulu custom as the cover. This is also supposedly the debut of the Full Armor Unicorn Gundam.

Source: jefusion.com

Mobile Suit Gundam AGE PV2

So here's another promotion video for Gundam AGE.  I still won't judge it until I have watched this anime.  But I can tell that it's still for the younger generation.  We're used to watching Gundam series with a more mature look and atmosphere.  I am hoping (and praying lol) that it won't turn out like a Pokemon series or something.  

So we get a glimpse of the characters for this anime and looks like the main character gets to be the chosen one to ride a Gundam.

Still curious how this is going to turn out to be.

credit to uploader: GundamInfo

Manga Review: Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam - The Steel Seven

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Genre: Mecha, Military
Volumes: 3
Original Run: July 2006 - Sept. 2007
Written by: Yuichi Hasegawa
Published by: Kadokawa Shoten

Review:

                   Atlast the Crossbone series finally got a real sequel and not like the side stories of Skull Heart. This is the 3rd and probably the final installment to the Crossbone saga. The Steel Seven takes place shortly after the events of Skull Heart. Just when everyone thought that peace was achieved after the Jupiter empire had fallen, a new powerful foe emerges and wants to revive the empire. It's up to Tobia and the Crossbone Vanguards to stop this new enemy. But their power isn't enough. They need to find 7 elite pilots that will control the new mobile suits known as the F99, "Recordbreaker". As you can see that's where the title "Steel Seven" came from. So expect a lot of new characters to be introduce. What makes the F99 special is that it has the Wings of Light, similar to the V Gundam. These new mobile suits will be the key to their success. Of course Tobia's X-1 Kai unit still plays a major role. There are other great stuff to look forward in this sequel other than the cool mobile suits.

                    I like the progression of the story. From the Jupiter Empire's downfall in the 1st manga series, up to it's revival in Steel Seven. It's also great how each Crossbone manga series finishes with an open-ended scene, wherein a sequel is always possible. However, the plot isn't that good. You will most likely know what will happen next. Although, there are scenarios that are surprising. The artwork is almost the same as the Skull Heart manga with some minor improvements. You will notice a change in design of the characters, mobile suits and the background as well. My favorite part of the manga are the battle scenes. I really appreciate the fights between mobile suits. Somehow theres more action and thrill. I also like how the characters matured, especially Tobia. He really grew up to be a great gundam pilot and lead the Crossbone Vanguard. Well, these are the postive and negative feelings that I felt from reading the Steel Seven manga. Thanks to Steel Seven, the Crossbone Gundam became more popular to the gundam fans, especially when it comes to gundam video games and gunpla model kits.

                    Overall, I like the Steel Seven a lot better than the first two Crossbone mangas. It's the sequel I'm looking for in a gundam manga series. I really appreciate the improvements made. The artwork is better and the story is great. The plot may seem predictable, but the intense battle scenes make up for it. I also like the new mobile suits, especially the F99 "Recordbreaker". I do hope it gets a gunpla model kit soon. I'm not sure if this would be the last sequel or a 4th one would be made. But I wish the Crossbone would get an anime version so that more gundam fans will be attracted to this series. Because I noticed some gundam fans doesn't read manga, and therefore they pay less attention to the Crossbone. I totally recommend the Steel Seven to those who have read the Skull Seven and Crossbone manga. If you liked those two, then you will definitely love this sequel. Take note that some manga web sites tagged this manga as inappropriate for minors due to the mild nudity content. But I believe it's unnecessary since most gundam fans doesn't care about that. This concludes my manga review on the Steel Seven. Thank you for reading and I hope you found it useful. Check out also my other manga and anime reviews.

Rating: 3.5 out of 5

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Manga Review: Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam - Skull Heart

Genre: Mecha, Military

Volumes: 1

Original Run: Nov. 2002 - Oct. 2004

Magazine: Gundam Ace, Shonen Ace

Written by: Yuichi Hasegawa

Published by: Kadokawa Shoten

Review:
                Crossbone Gundam is a great series and it really deserves to have a sequel. Actually, the Skull Heart isn't completely a sequel. It's a combination of past and future events that weren't shown on the first manga. It also features side stories that are not related to the original storyline. Consider it similar to an anime's filler episode. I do believe that side stories are a great way to make sequels. It's not something you would expect from a typical manga and they add new twists to the series. Too bad the Skull Heart only has 7 chapters. It would have been better if the sequel had atleast 15 chapters. For those who are wondering on why Skull Heart was the title of the sequel, it's named after Tobia' new unit (Crossbone Gundam X-1 Kai). You will notice on the X-1 Kai that the skull on the crossbone crest is heart-shaped. The manga focuses on Tobia and how he matured to become a great pilot. Of course expect the other Crossbone Vanguard crew to make a special appearance as well.

                 The artwork definitely improved compared to the last manga. I was finally able to appreciate the battle scenes a lot more. You will also notice the characters and mobile suits became more detailed. There's no real story in the Skull Heart series since the story changes on each chapter. There's no plot either. It's just a side story telling manga. Everything is straight forward. But you will definitely like each chapter and learn a lot from the Crossbone history. Since it's a filler manga, it also introduces new characters that are irrelevant to the original story. Look forward also to new cool mobile suits other than Tobia's X-1 Kai.This are the only things on what the Skull Heart series has to offer. I know it's few. But what can you expect, considering it's just a 7 chapter sequel manga.

                  Overall, the Skull Heart isn't really that great. There are only a few chapters that I like and the rest are already boring. The previous manga is definitely much better in terms of storyline. Although, other people might find this manga amusing. The only thing I love about this sequel is the improvement of the artwork. I'm not going to suggest the Skull Heart manga unless you like side stories. Only a big fan of the Crossbone saga would appreciate this sequel. If you have read through the whole Skull Heart manga, then you might as well read the following sequel (The Steel Seven). This concludes my review on Crossbone Gundam - Skull Heart. Thank you for reading and I hope you found my review useful. Check out also my other manga and anime reviews.


Rating: 3 out of 5


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