The Great Gundam Project: Mobile Suit Gundam – Details, episodes & analysis

Here, after a whole year of fighting, two men stand facing on the edge of history, so close yet so far in their tragic fight against special boys in special robots becoming the totality of human existence. How little they know there are four decades of this yet to come. But there is yet hope, in the dying of the war, in the flames of battle, there is one yet brave enough to proclaim the truth: the robots don't need legs in space.

What is fate in the great sea of stars? What is destiny when all of humanity shrinks its focus to a single point in time along the great waves of history? As all forces are marshalled for the battle to decide the fate of the whole of us, we look to two children adrift between the moon and the earth, our hope and our fears, our future rushing towards us.

We round the halfway point of Gundam today as the White Base takes a beating, Ryu won't stay in bed, Bright won't get out of bed, Amuro needs to think with his head, and we lose a beautiful boy to the horrors of war.

Amuro is still out in the wastes. Ramba Ral is getting desperate as his supplies dwindle. The desert is hard on all of us. Today? Two decisive battles for the fate of the White Base, and one sad fallen war hero. RIP <redacted>!

Amuro is a busy boy, designing fight simulations and falling asleep at computers and leaving the ship to go on harebrained adventures out in the wastes of this battlefield—Earth (not to be confused with Battlefield: Earth). Also we discover a world where anime hasn't figured out how to be horny yet. It's a good time. For us. Not for Amuro.

Today we talk about the Mysterious Japan-only Episode 15, and the secrets of Mobile Suit Martial Arts(tm) that are contained within. Amuro shows us why the Guncannon is cool, Sayla shows us that the pilot really makes the mech, and we debate the merits of hamburgers for breakfast.

Two worlds, one where every soldier is bad and one where every soldier wishes they could just go home and be human again. The coin flips. We glimpse both sides. Which world would we rather live in? Which world will Amuro find himself in when all is said and done?

This week's Gundam is here and Jackson is, somehow, still shocked at the willingness of anime fans to uncritically embrace nazi aesthetics. Bless them, they still had hope.

Hello friends, welcome to the return of regularly scheduled Gundam. Today? Amuro gets a boner, Bright gets a seat, Char gets a win, and Garma gets fucked.

Hey all, sorry for the lateness of this, I was sick and Jackson was out of town. But we're here now with some new adventures of Amuro and the gang and Char and his war boys. It goes badly for everyone.