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Mobile Fighter G Gundam, known in Japan as Mobile Fighting Legend G Gundam(機動武闘伝GガンダムKidō Butōden Jī Gandamu), is a Japanese animated television series directed by Yasuhiro Imagawa (Giant Robo, Getter Robo Armageddon). Created to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the franchise in 1994, it is the first of the Gundam series to be set in an alternate continuity from the original "Universal Century". The 49 episodes of the series aired on TV Asahi from April 1, 1994 to March 31, 1995. An English language version aired on American Cartoon Network's Toonami block from August 5, 2002 to October 16 of the same year. Romanji Kanji Producción Formato Dirección Guión Diseño de personajes Diseños mecánicos Director de arte Música Primera Emisión Última Emisión Episodios Otras Cadenas Mobile Fighter G Gundam (Kidou Butouden Ji Gandamu) es una serie anime de televisión de 1994 creado por Sunrise bajo la dirección de Yasuhiro Imagawa. Fue la primera serie de la franquicia Gundam en no estar puesta en la linea temporal Universal Century, siendo puesta en la linea temporal Future Century en vez. Es la sexta serie de Gundam hecha a lo lejos. {| class="box headnote" align="right" style="font-size:90%" |- ||Please note that this is the Animepedia's article on the TV series, Mobile Fighter G Gundam; if you are looking for the article on the titular mobile suit of this series then you should head to GF13-017NJII God Gundam. |} Mobile Fighter G Gundam (機動武闘伝Gガンダム Kidō Butōden Ji Gandamu?) is a 1994 anime television series created by Sunrise under the direction of Yasuhiro Imagawa. It was the first series in the Gundam franchise not set in the Universal Century timeline, being set in the Future Century timeline instead. Mobile Fighter G Gundam (Kidou Budouten G Gundam, lit. "Mobile Fighting Legend G Gundam") is the first Alternate Universe in the Gundam franchise. Notable as a significant departure from the normal Gundam saga in that it was essentially a Super Robot show. Every Gundam series before and after has been essentially the prime examples of the Real Robot Genre. G Gundam has only a few mild relations to the other series besides the name "Gundam." It also takes a lot of inspiration from the Shonen genre. Part of this radical change is that Yoshiyuki Tomino set aside series director duties after being burned out on Mobile Suit Victory Gundam, and that Bandai demanded a Gundam tournament story in an attempt to increase gunpla sales, which were doing poorly at the time.

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{| class="box headnote" align="right" style="font-size:90%" |- ||Please note that this is the Animepedia's article on the TV series, Mobile Fighter G Gundam; if you are looking for the article on the titular mobile suit of this series then you should head to GF13-017NJII God Gundam. |} Mobile Fighter G Gundam (機動武闘伝Gガンダム Kidō Butōden Ji Gandamu?) is a 1994 anime television series created by Sunrise under the direction of Yasuhiro Imagawa. It was the first series in the Gundam franchise not set in the Universal Century timeline, being set in the Future Century timeline instead. Mobile Fighter G Gundam (Kidou Budouten G Gundam, lit. "Mobile Fighting Legend G Gundam") is the first Alternate Universe in the Gundam franchise. Notable as a significant departure from the normal Gundam saga in that it was essentially a Super Robot show. Every Gundam series before and after has been essentially the prime examples of the Real Robot Genre. G Gundam has only a few mild relations to the other series besides the name "Gundam." It also takes a lot of inspiration from the Shonen genre. Part of this radical change is that Yoshiyuki Tomino set aside series director duties after being burned out on Mobile Suit Victory Gundam, and that Bandai demanded a Gundam tournament story in an attempt to increase gunpla sales, which were doing poorly at the time. G Gundam is set in the Future Century (FC) in which The Federation, consisting of several colonies corresponding to Earth's nations, has held a robot-battling competition called the Gundam Fight every four years to determine which colony would gain control of the government. The show's story takes place in the year FC 60, the year of the 13th Gundam Fight, and follows Neo-Japan's Gundam Fighter, Domon Kasshu, as he not only fights to win the Gundam Fight but also searches for his missing brother and the Devil Gundam. As the series progresses, Domon fights his way through several powerful opponents, gains new allies and discovers the truth about his brother, the Devil Gundam, and himself. The show completely embraced the aspects of the Super Robot Genre and featured, among many other things, a Gundam that not only looked like Sailor Venus, but in one episode actually GLOMPS the main character's Gundam (Link .) It is impossible to accept this show without understanding Refuge in Audacity, but what keeps this as a proud Gundam series is the nature of the Gundam Fight itself. Without the tournament, Earth would return to its previous habit of resolving conflicts... through war. This was also noteworthy as the first Gundam series made after the toy company Bandai bought Sunrise. Compare and contrast Macross 7 in terms of a franchise sequel that differs greatly from the source material. In 2010, as part of a project to revive interest in the Alternate Universe Gundam stories, an expanded retelling titled Choukyuu! G Gundam began serialization in Gundam Ace. Mobile Fighter G Gundam, known in Japan as Mobile Fighting Legend G Gundam(機動武闘伝GガンダムKidō Butōden Jī Gandamu), is a Japanese animated television series directed by Yasuhiro Imagawa (Giant Robo, Getter Robo Armageddon). Created to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the franchise in 1994, it is the first of the Gundam series to be set in an alternate continuity from the original "Universal Century". The 49 episodes of the series aired on TV Asahi from April 1, 1994 to March 31, 1995. An English language version aired on American Cartoon Network's Toonami block from August 5, 2002 to October 16 of the same year. The show takes place in "Future Century", a war that is fought in which a fighting tournament is held every four years between the space colonies. Each country sends a representative Gundam Fighter to fight on Earth until one is left, and the winning nation earns the right to govern over the colonies for the next four years. G Gundam follows Neo-Japan's representative Domon Kasshu in year 60 of that century, during the 13th Gundam Fight. He is in the fight both to win and to track down his brother, who had stolen a mysterious Gundam—the Devil Gundam (Dark Gundam in the American version)—from the Neo-Japan government. The series takes a wildly different turn from the rest of the franchise. It has a number of shōnen elements: the main cast behaves differently, and characters gain superhuman speed and strength through intense martial arts training. Though most of its Gundams feature super robot elements, such as heroic designs and voice activated special attacks, others still behave like real robots. Romanji Kanji Producción Formato Dirección Guión Diseño de personajes Diseños mecánicos Director de arte Música Primera Emisión Última Emisión Episodios Otras Cadenas Mobile Fighter G Gundam (Kidou Butouden Ji Gandamu) es una serie anime de televisión de 1994 creado por Sunrise bajo la dirección de Yasuhiro Imagawa. Fue la primera serie de la franquicia Gundam en no estar puesta en la linea temporal Universal Century, siendo puesta en la linea temporal Future Century en vez. Es la sexta serie de Gundam hecha a lo lejos.

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