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* CallARabbitASmeerp: All of the countries in the planet of the ''SD Gundam World'' series are referred to as "worlds" here. This gets confusing when characters also refer to the planet as "the world".
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** During his MotiveRant in Episode 4, Nobunaga Gundam Epyon claims that he will take those who get in his way of conquering Musha World down, starting his list with Shingen and Kenshin, in reference to UsefulNotes/TakedaShingen and UsefulNotes/UesugiKenshin. Him listing those two in that exact order however calls back to Takeda Shingen Gundam and Kenshin Uesugi Gundam, the first two figures of ''Toys/SDSengokudenBushinKourinHen'' (Which, incidentally, also had an Oda Nobunaga Gundam over a decade before ''SD Gundam World Heroes'').
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** During his MotiveRant in Episode 4, Nobunaga Gundam Epyon claims that he will take those who get in his way of conquering Musha World down, starting his list with Shingen and Kenshin, in reference to UsefulNotes/TakedaShingen and UsefulNotes/UesugiKenshin. Him listing those two in that exact order however calls back to Takeda Shingen Gundam and Kenshin Uesugi Gundam, the first two figures of ''Toys/SDSengokudenBushinKourinHen'' (Which, which, incidentally, also had an Oda Nobunaga Gundam over a decade before ''SD Gundam World Heroes'').Heroes'' (Although it could also be a reference to the much older ''SD Sengokuden Ten to Chi To'', which only had two figures based on Shingen and Kenshin, also released in that order).
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** During his MotiveRant in Episode 4, Nobunaga Gundam Epyon claims that he will take those who get in his way of conquering Musha World down, starting his list with Shingen and Kenshin, in reference to UsefulNotes/TakedaShingen and UsefulNotes/UesugiKenshin. Him listing those two in that exact order however calls back to Takeda Shingen Gundam and Kenshin Uesugi Gundam, the first two figures of ''Toys/SDSengokudenBushinKourinHen'' (Which, incidentally, also had an Oda Nobunaga Gundam a decade before ''SD Gundam World Heroes'').
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** During his MotiveRant in Episode 4, Nobunaga Gundam Epyon claims that he will take those who get in his way of conquering Musha World down, starting his list with Shingen and Kenshin, in reference to UsefulNotes/TakedaShingen and UsefulNotes/UesugiKenshin. Him listing those two in that exact order however calls back to Takeda Shingen Gundam and Kenshin Uesugi Gundam, the first two figures of ''Toys/SDSengokudenBushinKourinHen'' (Which, incidentally, also had an Oda Nobunaga Gundam over a decade before ''SD Gundam World Heroes'').
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** During his MotiveRant in Episode 4, Nobunaga Gundam Epyon claims that he will take those who get in his way of conquering Musha World down, starting his list with Shingen and Kenshin, in reference to UsefulNotes/TakedaShingen and UsefulNotes/UesugiKenshin. Him listing those two in that exact order however calls back to Takeda Shingen Gundam and Kenshin Uesugi Gundam, the first two figures of ''Toys/SDSengokudenBushinKourinHen'' (Which, incidentally, also had an Oda Nobunaga Gundam a decade before ''SD Gundam World Heroes'').
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* GiantEnemyCrab: Once they surface in the Demon's Trench, Sun Jiang Gundam Astray, Sun Quan Gundam Astray, Benjamin V2 Gundam, and Edward Second V all end up fighting a bunch of crabs that are also based on [[Anime/MobileSuitGundam0083StardustMemory the MA-06 Val Walo]]. Naturally, the last one they fight is one of these, and it takes the combined efforts of Sun Jiang and Sun Quan to finish it off.
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* FourLinesAllWaiting: Currently, the story is divided into the following;
** Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam, Zhuge Liang Freedom Gundam, and Wukong Impulse Gundam are all heading for Knights World, in order to ask its king Arthur Gundam Mk-III about the Haro in his possession.
** Sun Jiang Gundam Astray and Sun Quan Gundam Astray are joined by Benjamin V2 Gundam and Edward Second V in Pirate World to search for the Haro located there.
** Zhao Yun 00 Gundam returns to Neo World after leaving from his vacation there at the beginning of the series due to Wukong, in order to find the Haro located there.
** Cao Cao Wing Gundam, in his journey of self-reflection after what he did at the end of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'', ends up in Musha World.
** Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam, Zhuge Liang Freedom Gundam, and Wukong Impulse Gundam are all heading for Knights World, in order to ask its king Arthur Gundam Mk-III about the Haro in his possession.
** Sun Jiang Gundam Astray and Sun Quan Gundam Astray are joined by Benjamin V2 Gundam and Edward Second V in Pirate World to search for the Haro located there.
** Zhao Yun 00 Gundam returns to Neo World after leaving from his vacation there at the beginning of the series due to Wukong, in order to find the Haro located there.
** Cao Cao Wing Gundam, in his journey of self-reflection after what he did at the end of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'', ends up in Musha World.
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* MaskOfPower: The main gimmick of this series, characters can put on special masks in order to obtain new powers. There are also [[EvilMask the ones used by Dark Mask Corps to brainwash others into joining them]].
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* MaskOfPower: The main gimmick of this series, characters can put on special masks in order to obtain new powers. Some have more loose definitions of "mask", like Edward Second V putting on a telescope to better aim his ShoulderCannon. There are also [[EvilMask the ones used by Dark Mask Corps to brainwash others into joining them]].
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Since the Etiolation Trinity were already dealt with back in ''Sangoku Soketsuden'', the Dark Mask Corps take their place as a HiveMind Antagonist force that corrupt innocent civilians to increase their numbers.
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numbers. Sima Yi Destiny Gundam is also responsible for both of them, and they both come from Trinity.
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* MaskOfPower: The main gimmick of this series, characters can put on special masks in order to obtain new powers. There are also [[EvilMask the ones used by Dark Mask Corps to brainwash others into joining them]].
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Aside from someone firing at another, I personally see nothing that make it a specific reference to that scene from Evangelion. I can recall other scenes in fiction that more closely resemble Sergeant Verde Buster's shooting pose (with shoulder-mounted railguns or cannons) but still wouldn't qualify for Shout Out.
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** Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam using Justice Railgun to snipe Wukong Impulse Gundam from a distance is similar to how [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Shinji Ikari and Eva Unit-01 snipe down Ramiel using a giant particle cannon in “Operation Yashima”]].
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** The new protagonist for ''Heroes'', Wukong Impulse Gundam, is based off of Sun Wukong, the main protagonist of ''Literature/JourneyToTheWest''. What's interesting about this is that both ''Journey to the West'' and [[Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms the story]] the previous work ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' is based off of are both Chinese legends (Albeit the latter is more focused around History rather than Mythology).
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** The new protagonist for ''Heroes'', Wukong Impulse Gundam, is based off of Sun Wukong, the main protagonist of ''Literature/JourneyToTheWest''. Meanwhile the [[SplitPersonality two other personalities inside of him]], Zhu Bajie Silhouette and Sha Wujing Silhouette, are based on two of Sun Wukong's closest allies, Zhu Bajie and Sha Wujing. What's interesting about this is that both ''Journey to the West'' and [[Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms the story]] the previous work ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' is based off of are both Chinese legends (Albeit the latter is more focused around History rather than Mythology).
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The second PV trailer consisted of a brief montage of the different worlds the cast would be going to in ''Heroes'', the last of which being called Knight World. Except it isn't Knight World, it's Warrior World, which Liu Bei's group take a detour at in Episode 3.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Since the Etiolation Trinity were already dealt with back in ''Sangoku Soketsuden'', the Dark Mask Corps take their place as a HiveMind Antagonist force that corrupt innocent civilians to increase their numbers.
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** Episode 3 has Zhuge Liang expose a bunch of fraudsters hoping to scam Wukong for breaking what turns out to be a fake M'Quve Vase - M'Quve is the Zeon officer who drives the Gyan in the original ''Mobile Suit Gundam'', and is known for collecting rare vases as well as identifying fakes.
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** The town in Warrior World in Episode 3 contains numerous references to the original ''Anime/SDGundamGaiden'', including a shop with both a stand with the Divine Armor and Gun-Erasers of the characters from it (Of which Zhuge Liang buys three; Knight Gundam, Fighter Guncannon, and Priest Guntank), Wukong giving Zhuge Liang an ''SD Gundam BB Senshi'' Model Kit of Knight Gundam (Specifically the older one released in November of 1989), and even a statue of Knight Gundam on a fountain.
** Episode 3 also has Zhuge Liang expose a bunch of fraudsters hoping to scam Wukong for breaking what turns out to be a fake M'QuveVase - Vase. M'Quve is the Zeon officer who drives the Gyan in the original ''Mobile Suit Gundam'', ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', and is known for collecting rare vases as well as identifying fakes.
** Episode 3 also has Zhuge Liang expose a bunch of fraudsters hoping to scam Wukong for breaking what turns out to be a fake M'Quve
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** Episode 3 has Zhuge Liang expose a bunch of fraudsters hoping to scam Wukong for breaking what turns out to be a fake M'Quve Vase - M'Quve is the Zeon officer who drives the Gyan in the original ''Mobile Suit Gundam'', and is known for collecting rare vases as well as identifying fakes.
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** Arsene Gundam X is based on the originator of the PhantomThief trope himself, Literature/ArseneLupin.
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Now that they've been moved to the Characters sub-page, these character-specific tropes can be let go of from here.
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* ArtifactTitle: Both Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam and his Verde Buster Gundam Corps are based off of the [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEEDCE73Stargazer GAT-X103AP Verde Buster Gundam]]. [[ColourfulThemeNaming The reason why it was called “Verde Buster Gundam” is because the mech’s body mostly consists of the color green, which is what “Verde” is Italian for.]] Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam and the Verde Buster Gundam Corps, however, have mostly black bodies (Amusingly, Sergeant’s armaments for Buster Mode keep the original color scheme of the Verde Buster).
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* HookHand: Benjamin V2 Gundam has a giant one, not as a replacement for his left hand, but a detachable weapon he can use at will.
* JetPack: Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam has Rocket Boots, which he uses to fly from a street to the top of a building in order to fire Justice Railgun at Wukong Impulse Gundam.
* JetPack: Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam has Rocket Boots, which he uses to fly from a street to the top of a building in order to fire Justice Railgun at Wukong Impulse Gundam.
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* YouDontLookLikeYou: While Sasuke Delta Gundam is based off of the MSN-001 Delta Gundam, the latter has a completely golden sheen due to it being the prototype for the [[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam MSN-00100 Hyaku Shiki]], while the former has an overall shade of dark purple instead. Because of this, fans had a hard time figuring out what mech he was based off of before his name was revealed.
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As it turns out, the contry-eh, ''[[CallARabbitASmeerp world]]'' of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' (Also known as "Kingdom World") isn't the only one. There are many worlds out there on this planet, each with their own hero destined to protect them. One of these worlds, Neo World, gets an unexpected visitor in Wukong Impulse Gundam, as he crash-lands into the city via meteor, interrupting Zhao Yun 00 Gundam’s vacation there. While taken down by Neo World’s protector Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam, Wukong then travels to Kingdom World. Once Zhao Yun returns there to warn everyone, Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam and the rest of Dragon’s Watch deal with Wukong, with him seemingly losing his memories in the aftermath.
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As it turns out, the contry-eh, country-eh, ''[[CallARabbitASmeerp world]]'' of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' (Also known as "Kingdom World") isn't the only one. There are many worlds out there on this planet, each with their own hero destined to protect them. One of these worlds, Neo World, gets an unexpected visitor in Wukong Impulse Gundam, as he crash-lands into the city via meteor, interrupting Zhao Yun 00 Gundam’s vacation there. While taken down by Neo World’s protector Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam, Wukong then travels to Kingdom World. Once Zhao Yun returns there to warn everyone, Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam and the rest of Dragon’s Watch deal with Wukong, with him seemingly losing his memories in the aftermath.
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* ArtifactTitle: Both Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam and his Verde Buster Gundam Corps are based off of the [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEEDCE73Stargazer GAT-X103AP Verde Buster Gundam]]. [[ColourfulThemeNaming The reason why it was called “Verde Buster Gundam” is because the mech’s body mostly consists of the color green, which is what “Verde” is italian for.]] Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam and the Verde Buster Gundam Corps, however, have mostly black bodies (Amusingly, Sergeant’s armaments for Buster Mode keep the original color scheme of the Verde Buster).
* CallARabbitASmeerp: All of the countries in the planet of the ''SD Gundam World'' series are reffered to as "worlds" here. This gets confusing when characters also refer to the planet as "the world".
* CallARabbitASmeerp: All of the countries in the planet of the ''SD Gundam World'' series are reffered to as "worlds" here. This gets confusing when characters also refer to the planet as "the world".
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* ArtifactTitle: Both Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam and his Verde Buster Gundam Corps are based off of the [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEEDCE73Stargazer GAT-X103AP Verde Buster Gundam]]. [[ColourfulThemeNaming The reason why it was called “Verde Buster Gundam” is because the mech’s body mostly consists of the color green, which is what “Verde” is italian Italian for.]] Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam and the Verde Buster Gundam Corps, however, have mostly black bodies (Amusingly, Sergeant’s armaments for Buster Mode keep the original color scheme of the Verde Buster).
* CallARabbitASmeerp: All of the countries in the planet of the ''SD Gundam World'' series arereffered referred to as "worlds" here. This gets confusing when characters also refer to the planet as "the world".
* CallARabbitASmeerp: All of the countries in the planet of the ''SD Gundam World'' series are
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** Regina World - An AncientEgypt-themed world. While there's never been an ''SD Gundam'' work themed solely on Egyptian history or mythology, ''Shin Gundam Force GREAT PANCRACION'' did have Egyptain-themed characters like Holy God Amon Ra Gundam and Sky God Horus Gundam.
* GottaCatchThemAll: Our Heroes' goal is to gather all five Haros and bring them to the pyramid in Regina World, in order to counter againt the Black Star coming to destroy their planet.
* GottaCatchThemAll: Our Heroes' goal is to gather all five Haros and bring them to the pyramid in Regina World, in order to counter againt the Black Star coming to destroy their planet.
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** Regina World - An AncientEgypt-themed world. While there's never been an ''SD Gundam'' work themed solely on Egyptian history or mythology, ''Shin Gundam Force GREAT PANCRACION'' did have Egyptain-themed Egyptian-themed characters like Holy God Amon Ra Gundam and Sky God Horus Gundam.
* GottaCatchThemAll: Our Heroes' goal is to gather all five Haros and bring them to the pyramid in Regina World, in order to counteragaint against the Black Star coming to destroy their planet.
* GottaCatchThemAll: Our Heroes' goal is to gather all five Haros and bring them to the pyramid in Regina World, in order to counter
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** The ruler of the ''SD Gundam Gaiden'' series-themed world, Knight World, is Arthur Gundam Mk-III. Him being based off of the MSF-007 Gundam Mk-III is a reference to how the main protagonist of the first ''Anime/SDGundamGaiden'' work, Knight Gundam, is also based off of the Mk-III.
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After all that, the Transmission Gate receives a message from a mysterious figure named Sanzang, who warns everyone of a Black Star who destroyed his planet and is coming for theirs, and they must collect the five OOPARTS, AKA Haros, and take them to the pyramid in Regina World in order to counteract it. Joined once again by both Blue Wing Corporation and Red Tiger, both Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam and Zhange Liang Freedom Gundam set out across the globe to find the other Haros, with Wukong Impulse Gundam joining along the way. But how does Wukong fit into all of this, and what will he think of the various heroes across the various worlds?
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After all that, the Transmission Gate receives a message from a mysterious figure named Sanzang, who warns everyone of a Black Star who destroyed his planet and is coming for theirs, and they must collect the five OOPARTS, AKA Haros, and take them to the pyramid in Regina World in order to counteract it. Joined once again by both Blue Wing Corporation and Red Tiger, both Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam and Zhange Zhuge Liang Freedom Gundam set out across the globe to find the other Haros, with Wukong Impulse Gundam joining along the way. But how does Wukong fit into all of this, and what will he think of the various heroes across the various worlds?
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** Wukong Impulse Gundam is introduced by hurtling through space and crash-landing on another planet, and acts completely feral attacking everything in sight before losing his memory makes him more docile and curious. This is similar to the origins of [[Franchise/DragonBall another character based off of Sun Wukong]]. In relation, his [[KillerGorilla Gouen Form]] is similar to the Oozaru/Great Ape Transformation of the Saiyans.
** While in his Gouen Form, Wukong Impulse Gundam climbs up the Conglomerate Building in Captain City with Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam ordering his troops via helicopter to swarm him. Hm, a giant monkey on top of a skyscraper fighting a squadron of helicopters? [[Franchise/KingKong Where have we seen this before…?]]
** While in his Gouen Form, Wukong Impulse Gundam climbs up the Conglomerate Building in Captain City with Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam ordering his troops via helicopter to swarm him. Hm, a giant monkey on top of a skyscraper fighting a squadron of helicopters? [[Franchise/KingKong Where have we seen this before…?]]
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** Wukong Impulse Gundam is introduced by hurtling through space and crash-landing on another planet, planet after his was destroyed, and acts completely feral attacking everything in sight before losing his memory makes him more docile and curious. This is similar to the origins of [[Franchise/DragonBall another character based off of Sun Wukong]]. In relation, his [[KillerGorilla Gouen Form]] is similar to the Oozaru/Great Ape Transformation of the Saiyans.
** While in his Gouen Form, Wukong Impulse Gundam climbs up the Conglomerate Building in Captain City with Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam ordering his troops via helicopter to swarm him. Hm, a giant monkey on top of a skyscraper fighting a squadron of helicopters? [[Franchise/KingKong Where have we seen thisbefore…?]]before...?]]
** While in his Gouen Form, Wukong Impulse Gundam climbs up the Conglomerate Building in Captain City with Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam ordering his troops via helicopter to swarm him. Hm, a giant monkey on top of a skyscraper fighting a squadron of helicopters? [[Franchise/KingKong Where have we seen this
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** In Musha World, Nobunaga Gundam Epyon is based off UsefulNotes/OdaNobunaga, and [[DemonKingNobunaga once again he's portrayed as an overly-ambitious antagonist with a thirst for power and corrupted heart]].
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** In Musha World, Nobunaga Gundam Epyon is based off of UsefulNotes/OdaNobunaga, and [[DemonKingNobunaga once again he's portrayed as an overly-ambitious antagonist with a thirst for power and corrupted heart]].heart]].
** In Regina World, Caesar Legend Gundam is based off of UsefulNotes/JuliusCaesar.
** In Regina World, Caesar Legend Gundam is based off of UsefulNotes/JuliusCaesar.
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** The king of Knight World, Arthur Gundam Mk-III, is based off of TheGoodKing [[Myth/KingArthur Arthur Pendragon]]. And of course, he pulled the Holy Sword Excalibur out from its stone.
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** Knight World - A MedievalEuropeanFantasy-themed world based off of the ''SD Gundam Gaiden'' series.
** Regina World - An AncientEgypt-themed world. While there's never been an ''SD Gundam'' work themed solely on Egyptian history or mythology, ''Shin Gundam Force GREAT PANCRACION'' did have Egyptain-themed characters like Holy God Amon Ra Gundam and Sky God Horus Gundam.
** Regina World - An AncientEgypt-themed world. While there's never been an ''SD Gundam'' work themed solely on Egyptian history or mythology, ''Shin Gundam Force GREAT PANCRACION'' did have Egyptain-themed characters like Holy God Amon Ra Gundam and Sky God Horus Gundam.
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As it turns out, the contry-eh, ''[[CallARabbitASmeerp world]]'' of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' (Also known as "Kingdom World") isn't the only one. There are many worlds out there on this planet, each with their own hero destined to protect them. One of these worlds, Neo World, gets an unexpected visitor in Wukong Impulse Gundam, as he crash-lands into the city via meteor, interrupting Zhao Yun 00 Gundam’s vacation there. While taken down by Neo World’s protector Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam, Wukong then travels to Kingdom World. Once Zhao Yun returns there to warn everyone, Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam and the rest of Dragon’s Watch deal with Wukong, with him seemingly losing his memories in the aftermath. After all that, the Transmission Gate receives a message from a mysterious figure named Sanzang, who warns everyone of a Black Star who destroyed his planet and is coming for theirs, and they must collect the five OOPARTS, AKA Haros, and take them to the pyramid in Regina World in order to counteract it. Joined once again by both Blue Wing Corporation and Red Tiger, both Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam and Zhange Liang Freedom Gundam set out across the globe to find the other Haros, with Wukong Impulse Gundam joining along the way. But how does Wukong fit into all of this, and what will he think of the various heroes across the various worlds?
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As it turns out, the contry-eh, ''[[CallARabbitASmeerp world]]'' of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' (Also known as "Kingdom World") isn't the only one. There are many worlds out there on this planet, each with their own hero destined to protect them. One of these worlds, Neo World, gets an unexpected visitor in Wukong Impulse Gundam, as he crash-lands into the city via meteor, interrupting Zhao Yun 00 Gundam’s vacation there. While taken down by Neo World’s protector Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam, Wukong then travels to Kingdom World. Once Zhao Yun returns there to warn everyone, Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam and the rest of Dragon’s Watch deal with Wukong, with him seemingly losing his memories in the aftermath.
After all that, the Transmission Gate receives a message from a mysterious figure named Sanzang, who warns everyone of a Black Star who destroyed his planet and is coming for theirs, and they must collect the five OOPARTS, AKA Haros, and take them to the pyramid in Regina World in order to counteract it. Joined once again by both Blue Wing Corporation and Red Tiger, both Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam and Zhange Liang Freedom Gundam set out across the globe to find the other Haros, with Wukong Impulse Gundam joining along the way. But how does Wukong fit into all of this, and what will he think of the various heroes across the various worlds?
After all that, the Transmission Gate receives a message from a mysterious figure named Sanzang, who warns everyone of a Black Star who destroyed his planet and is coming for theirs, and they must collect the five OOPARTS, AKA Haros, and take them to the pyramid in Regina World in order to counteract it. Joined once again by both Blue Wing Corporation and Red Tiger, both Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam and Zhange Liang Freedom Gundam set out across the globe to find the other Haros, with Wukong Impulse Gundam joining along the way. But how does Wukong fit into all of this, and what will he think of the various heroes across the various worlds?
Not to be confused with ''VideoGame/WorldHeroes'', a FightingGame series by Creator/{{ADK}}, or ''Roleplay/AWorldOfHeroes'', a PlayByPost roleplay hosted on Wiki/TVTropes.
* GottaCatchThemAll: Our Heroes' goal is to gather all five Haros and bring them to the pyramid in Regina World, in order to counter againt the Black Star coming to destroy their planet.
* LivingMacGuffin: What the Haros turn out to be. Oh sure, they seem like nothing more than cute pets, but they're actually OOPARTS, objects containing immense power.
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* SerialEscalation: ''SD Gundam World Sangoku Soketsuden'' was a ZombieApocalypse story with a world loosely based off of ''Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms''. ''SD Gundam World Heroes'' is a globe-trotting odyssey with multiple worlds that each have their own theme to them.
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* SerialEscalation: ''SD Gundam World Sangoku Soketsuden'' was a ZombieApocalypse story with a world loosely based off of ''Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms''. ''SD Gundam World Heroes'' is a globe-trotting [[WorldTour globe-trotting]] odyssey with multiple worlds that each have their own theme to them.
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As it turns out, the world of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' (Also known as "Kingdom World") isn't the only world. There are many worlds out there, each with their own hero destined to protect them. One of these worlds, Neo World, gets an unexpected visitor in Wukong Impulse Gundam, as he crash-lands into the city via meteor, interrupting Zhao Yun 00 Gundam’s vacation there. While taken down by Neo World’s protector Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam, Wukong then travels to Kingdom World. Once Zhao Yun returns there to warn everyone, Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam and the rest of Dragon’s Watch deal with Wukong, with him seemingly losing his memories in the aftermath. After all that, a mysterious figure named Sanzang warns everyone of an impending disaster, and they decide to travel throughout the worlds in order to save them, with Wukong Impulse Gundam joining along the way. But how does Wukong fit into all of this, and what will he think of the various heroes across the various worlds?
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As it turns out, the world contry-eh, ''[[CallARabbitASmeerp world]]'' of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' (Also known as "Kingdom World") isn't the only world. one. There are many worlds out there, there on this planet, each with their own hero destined to protect them. One of these worlds, Neo World, gets an unexpected visitor in Wukong Impulse Gundam, as he crash-lands into the city via meteor, interrupting Zhao Yun 00 Gundam’s vacation there. While taken down by Neo World’s protector Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam, Wukong then travels to Kingdom World. Once Zhao Yun returns there to warn everyone, Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam and the rest of Dragon’s Watch deal with Wukong, with him seemingly losing his memories in the aftermath. After all that, the Transmission Gate receives a message from a mysterious figure named Sanzang Sanzang, who warns everyone of an impending disaster, a Black Star who destroyed his planet and is coming for theirs, and they decide to travel throughout must collect the worlds five OOPARTS, AKA Haros, and take them to the pyramid in Regina World in order to save them, counteract it. Joined once again by both Blue Wing Corporation and Red Tiger, both Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam and Zhange Liang Freedom Gundam set out across the globe to find the other Haros, with Wukong Impulse Gundam joining along the way. But how does Wukong fit into all of this, and what will he think of the various heroes across the various worlds?
* CallARabbitASmeerp: All of the countries in the planet of the ''SD Gundam World'' series are reffered to as "worlds" here. This gets confusing when characters also refer to the planet as "the world".
* FantasyKitchenSink: ''Heroes'' shows that the ''SD Gundam World'' series takes place in one, with a vast multitude of worlds unique to it. And most of the worlds utilized elements previously used by the ''Franchise/SDGundam'' sub-franchise as a whole to varying extents.
** Kingdom World - The world of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'', a ''Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms''-themed world similar to ''Toys/BBSenshiSangokuden''.
** Neo World - An urban-themed world based off of the ''SD Command Chronicles'' series.
** Pirate World - [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin A pirate-themed world]]. While many ''SD Gundam'' works have had pirate characters before, there's never been an ''SD Gundam'' work themed solely around pirates.
** Musha World - A UsefulNotes/SengokuPeriod-themed world. While the name of the world itself calls back to the ''SD Sengokuden'' series, the fact the characters have their names feature the names of the figures they're based on harkens more specifically to the short-lived ''Toys/SDSengokudenBushinKourinHen'' toyline.
* FantasyKitchenSink: ''Heroes'' shows that the ''SD Gundam World'' series takes place in one, with a vast multitude of worlds unique to it. And most of the worlds utilized elements previously used by the ''Franchise/SDGundam'' sub-franchise as a whole to varying extents.
** Kingdom World - The world of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'', a ''Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms''-themed world similar to ''Toys/BBSenshiSangokuden''.
** Neo World - An urban-themed world based off of the ''SD Command Chronicles'' series.
** Pirate World - [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin A pirate-themed world]]. While many ''SD Gundam'' works have had pirate characters before, there's never been an ''SD Gundam'' work themed solely around pirates.
** Musha World - A UsefulNotes/SengokuPeriod-themed world. While the name of the world itself calls back to the ''SD Sengokuden'' series, the fact the characters have their names feature the names of the figures they're based on harkens more specifically to the short-lived ''Toys/SDSengokudenBushinKourinHen'' toyline.
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* TheMultiverse: ''Heroes'' shows that the ''SD Gundam World'' series takes place in one with a vast multitude of worlds unique to it. And most of the worlds utilized elements previously used by the ''Franchise/SDGundam'' sub-franchise as a whole to varying extents.
** Kingdom World - The world of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'', a ''Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms''-themed world similar to ''Toys/BBSenshiSangokuden''.
** Neo World - An urban-themed world based off of the ''SD Command Chronicles'' series.
** Pirate World - [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin A pirate-themed world]]. While many ''SD Gundam'' works have had pirate characters before, there's never been an ''SD Gundam'' work themed solely around pirates.
** Musha World - A UsefulNotes/SengokuPeriod-themed world. While the name of the world itself calls back to the ''SD Sengokuden'' series, the fact the characters have their names feature the names of the figures they're based on harkens more specifically to the short-lived ''Toys/SDSengokudenBushinKourinHen'' toyline.
** Kingdom World - The world of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'', a ''Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms''-themed world similar to ''Toys/BBSenshiSangokuden''.
** Neo World - An urban-themed world based off of the ''SD Command Chronicles'' series.
** Pirate World - [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin A pirate-themed world]]. While many ''SD Gundam'' works have had pirate characters before, there's never been an ''SD Gundam'' work themed solely around pirates.
** Musha World - A UsefulNotes/SengokuPeriod-themed world. While the name of the world itself calls back to the ''SD Sengokuden'' series, the fact the characters have their names feature the names of the figures they're based on harkens more specifically to the short-lived ''Toys/SDSengokudenBushinKourinHen'' toyline.
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* SerialEscalation: ''SD Gundam World Sangoku Soketsuden'' was a ZombieApocalypse story with a world loosely based off of ''Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms''. ''SD Gundam World Heroes'' is a dimension-hopping odyssey with multiple worlds that each have their own theme to them.
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* SerialEscalation: ''SD Gundam World Sangoku Soketsuden'' was a ZombieApocalypse story with a world loosely based off of ''Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms''. ''SD Gundam World Heroes'' is a dimension-hopping globe-trotting odyssey with multiple worlds that each have their own theme to them.
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** Before Zhao Yun 00 Gundam leaves for Neo World, he puts on his sunglasses and says [[Franchise/{{Terminator}} "I'll be back"]], in GratuitousEnglish to boot.
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** Before Zhao Yun 00 Gundam leaves for Neo World, he puts on his sunglasses and says [[Franchise/{{Terminator}} "I'll be back"]], in a deep voice with GratuitousEnglish to boot.
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* GratuitousEnglish: Several of Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam's commands are in English. It's a lot more noticeable for him than others because he has a distinct English accent that makes his English words pop more.
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** Several of Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam's commands are in English. It's a lot more noticeable for him than others because he has a distinct English accent that makes his English words popmore.more.
** Zhao Yun 00 Gundam's ''Franchise/{{Terminator}}'' ShoutOut is made more apparent when he says "I'll be back" in English.
** Several of Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam's commands are in English. It's a lot more noticeable for him than others because he has a distinct English accent that makes his English words pop
** Zhao Yun 00 Gundam's ''Franchise/{{Terminator}}'' ShoutOut is made more apparent when he says "I'll be back" in English.
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The show started airing on April 8, 2021. It also has a Carddass series, ''[[https://www.carddass.com/sd-gundam-world/en/ SD Gundam World Heroes Battle Mission Card]]'', which has been announced to release sometime in 2021.
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The show started airing on April 8, 2021.2021, and has a weekly schedule with new episodes every Thursday, rather than the monthly schedule ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' had. It also has a Carddass series, ''[[https://www.carddass.com/sd-gundam-world/en/ SD Gundam World Heroes Battle Mission Card]]'', which has been announced to release sometime in 2021.
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As it turns out, the world of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' (Also known as "Kingdom World") isn't the only world. There are many worlds out there, each with their own hero destined to protect them. One of these worlds, Neo World, gets an unexpected visitor in Wukong Impulse Gundam, as he crash-lands into the city via meteor. Around the same time, a mysterious figure named Sanzang warns Liu Bei and the rest of Dragon's Watch of an impending disaster, and they decide to travel throughout the worlds in order to save them, with Wukong Impulse Gundam joining along the way. But how does Wukong fit into all of this, and what will he think of the various heroes across the various worlds?
The show will start airing on April 8, 2021. It also has a Carddass series, ''[[https://www.carddass.com/sd-gundam-world/en/ SD Gundam World Heroes Battle Mission Card]]'', which has been announced to release sometime in 2021.
The show will start airing on April 8, 2021. It also has a Carddass series, ''[[https://www.carddass.com/sd-gundam-world/en/ SD Gundam World Heroes Battle Mission Card]]'', which has been announced to release sometime in 2021.
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As it turns out, the world of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' (Also known as "Kingdom World") isn't the only world. There are many worlds out there, each with their own hero destined to protect them. One of these worlds, Neo World, gets an unexpected visitor in Wukong Impulse Gundam, as he crash-lands into the city via meteor. Around meteor, interrupting Zhao Yun 00 Gundam’s vacation there. While taken down by Neo World’s protector Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam, Wukong then travels to Kingdom World. Once Zhao Yun returns there to warn everyone, Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam and the same time, rest of Dragon’s Watch deal with Wukong, with him seemingly losing his memories in the aftermath. After all that, a mysterious figure named Sanzang warns Liu Bei and the rest of Dragon's Watch everyone of an impending disaster, and they decide to travel throughout the worlds in order to save them, with Wukong Impulse Gundam joining along the way. But how does Wukong fit into all of this, and what will he think of the various heroes across the various worlds?
The showwill start started airing on April 8, 2021. It also has a Carddass series, ''[[https://www.carddass.com/sd-gundam-world/en/ SD Gundam World Heroes Battle Mission Card]]'', which has been announced to release sometime in 2021.
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* ArtifactTitle: Both Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam and his Verde Buster Gundam Corps are based off of the [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEEDCE73Stargazer GAT-X103AP Verde Buster Gundam]]. [[ColourfulThemeNaming The reason why it was called “Verde Buster Gundam” is because the mech’s body mostly consists of the color green, which is what “Verde” is italian for.]] Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam and the Verde Buster Gundam Corps, however, have mostly black bodies (Amusingly, Sergeant’s armaments for Buster Mode keep the original color scheme of the Verde Buster).
* JetPack: Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam has Rocket Boots, which he uses to fly from a street to the top of a building in order to fire Justice Railgun at Wukong Impulse Gundam.
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** Neo World as a whole is one giant CallBack to the ''SD Command Chronicles'' series. In fact, one of the buildings in the city's central plaza has a door shaped after General Gundam, a recurring character from the ''SD Command Chronicles'' series.
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** Neo World as a whole is one giant CallBack to the ''SD Command Chronicles'' series. In fact, the major city that it takes place in is named Captain City, after a major recurring character in the ''SD Command Chronicles'' series, CAPG-78 Captain Gundam ([[NamesTheSame Not to be confused with Captain Gundam from]] ''Anime/SDGundamForce'', though it could be a reference to him too since he and his home world are also based on ''Command Chronicles''). Also, one of the buildings in the city's its central plaza has a door shaped after General Gundam, a another recurring character from the ''SD Command Chronicles'' series.series
** The first episode is titled “Falling Destiny”, referring to Wukong Impulse Gundam hurtling from outer space. This is a reference to how the Impulse Gundam was the first mech piloted by ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEEDDestiny''[=’s=] main protagonist, Shinn Asuka.
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* ShoutOut: Wukong Impulse Gundam is introduced by hurtling through space and crash-landing on another planet. This is similar to the origins of [[Franchise/DragonBall another character based off of Sun Wukong]].
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** Wukong Impulse Gundam is introduced by hurtling through space and crash-landing on anotherplanet.planet, and acts completely feral attacking everything in sight before losing his memory makes him more docile and curious. This is similar to the origins of [[Franchise/DragonBall another character based off of Sun Wukong]]. In relation, his [[KillerGorilla Gouen Form]] is similar to the Oozaru/Great Ape Transformation of the Saiyans.
** While in his Gouen Form, Wukong Impulse Gundam climbs up the Conglomerate Building in Captain City with Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam ordering his troops via helicopter to swarm him. Hm, a giant monkey on top of a skyscraper fighting a squadron of helicopters? [[Franchise/KingKong Where have we seen this before…?]]
** Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam using Justice Railgun to snipe Wukong Impulse Gundam from a distance is similar to how [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Shinji Ikari and Eva Unit-01 snipe down Ramiel using a giant particle cannon in “Operation Yashima”]].
** Wukong Impulse Gundam is introduced by hurtling through space and crash-landing on another
** While in his Gouen Form, Wukong Impulse Gundam climbs up the Conglomerate Building in Captain City with Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam ordering his troops via helicopter to swarm him. Hm, a giant monkey on top of a skyscraper fighting a squadron of helicopters? [[Franchise/KingKong Where have we seen this before…?]]
** Sergeant Verde Buster Gundam using Justice Railgun to snipe Wukong Impulse Gundam from a distance is similar to how [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Shinji Ikari and Eva Unit-01 snipe down Ramiel using a giant particle cannon in “Operation Yashima”]].
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* SerialEscalation: ''SD Gundam World Sangoku Soketsuden'' was a ZombieApocalypse story with a world loosely based off of ''LiteratureRomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms''. ''SD Gundam World Heroes'' is a dimension-hopping odyssey with multiple worlds that each have their own theme to them.
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* SerialEscalation: ''SD Gundam World Sangoku Soketsuden'' was a ZombieApocalypse story with a world loosely based off of ''LiteratureRomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms''.''Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms''. ''SD Gundam World Heroes'' is a dimension-hopping odyssey with multiple worlds that each have their own theme to them.
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''SD Gundam World Heroes" is the second entry of the ''SD Gundam World'' series and sequel to ''Anime/SDGundamWorldSangokuSoketsuden''.
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''SD Gundam World Heroes" Heroes'' is the second entry of the ''SD Gundam World'' series and sequel to ''Anime/SDGundamWorldSangokuSoketsuden''.
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!Spoilers for ''Anime/SDGundamWorldSangokuSoketsuden'' will be unmarked! You have been warned!
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''SD Gundam World Heroes" is the second entry of the ''SD Gundam World'' series and sequel to ''Anime/SDGundamWorldSangokuSoketsuden''.
As it turns out, the world of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' (Also known as "Kingdom World") isn't the only world. There are many worlds out there, each with their own hero destined to protect them. One of these worlds, Neo World, gets an unexpected visitor in Wukong Impulse Gundam, as he crash-lands into the city via meteor. Around the same time, a mysterious figure named Sanzang warns Liu Bei and the rest of Dragon's Watch of an impending disaster, and they decide to travel throughout the worlds in order to save them, with Wukong Impulse Gundam joining along the way. But how does Wukong fit into all of this, and what will he think of the various heroes across the various worlds?
The show will start airing on April 8, 2021.
!!Tropes associated with ''SD Gundam World Heroes'' are:
* HistoricalDomainCharacter: While ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' also had these by proxy of being based off of ''Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms'', ''Heroes'' goes more buck-wild due to the worlds having their own varying themes, with each also having some basis of different eras.
** In Pirate World, Benjamin V2 Gundam is based off of Benjamin Hornigold, an English pirate who operated during the tail end of the UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfPiracy and [[https://www.history101.com/pirate-benjamin-hornigold-raided-ship/ once raided a ship simply to steal their hats]]. His deputy, Edward Second V, is based off of the actual Hornigold's second-in-command Edward Teach or, as he's more well-known as, UsefulNotes/{{Blackbeard}}.
**In Musha World, Nobunaga Gundam Epyon is based off UsefulNotes/OdaNobunaga, and [[DemonKingNobunaga once again he's portrayed as an overly-ambitious antagonist with a thirst for power and corrupted heart]].
* HookHand: Benjamin V2 Gundam has a giant one, not as a replacement for his left hand, but a detachable weapon he can use at will.
* TheMultiverse: ''Heroes'' shows that the ''SD Gundam World'' series takes place in one with a vast multitude of worlds unique to it. And most of the worlds utilized elements previously used by the ''Franchise/SDGundam'' sub-franchise as a whole to varying extents.
** Kingdom World - The world of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'', a ''Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms''-themed world similar to ''Toys/BBSenshiSangokuden''.
** Neo World - An urban-themed world based off of the ''SD Command Chronicles'' series.
** Pirate World - [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin A pirate-themed world]]. While many ''SD Gundam'' works have had pirate characters before, there's never been an ''SD Gundam'' work themed solely around pirates.
** Musha World - A UsefulNotes/SengokuPeriod-themed world. While the name of the world itself calls back to the ''SD Sengokuden'' series, the fact the characters have their names feature the names of the figures they're based on harkens more specifically to the short-lived ''Toys/SDSengokudenBushinKourinHen'' toyline.
* MythologyGag:
** Neo World as a whole is one giant CallBack to the ''SD Command Chronicles'' series. In fact, one of the buildings in the city's central plaza has a door shaped after General Gundam, a recurring character from the ''SD Command Chronicles'' series.
** While Sasuke Delta Gundam is based off of the MSN-001 Delta Gundam, his color palette looks closer to the title mech of the obscure Manga ''Mobile Suit Gundam Side Story: Hidden Shadow of G''. Makes sense, as both Sasuke and the Hidden Shadow are {{Ninja}} Gundams.
** Both Benjamin V2 Gundam and Edward Second V are based off of the Victory 2 Gundam and the Second V, respectively. Both of those are MidSeasonUpgrade[=s=] to the Victory Gundam from ''Anime/MobileSuitVictoryGundam'', with the Second V taking the place of the Victory 2 Gundam in the novel adaptation.
* PublicDomainCharacter:
** The new protagonist for ''Heroes'', Wukong Impulse Gundam, is based off of Sun Wukong, the main protagonist of ''Literature/JourneyToTheWest''. What's interesting about this is that both ''Journey to the West'' and [[Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms the story]] the previous work ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' is based off of are both Chinese legends (Albeit the latter is more focused around History rather than Mythology).
** Nobunaga Gundam Epyon's retainer, Sasuke Delta Gundam, is based off of legendary Japanese folktale figure UsefulNotes/SarutobiSasuke.
* SerialEscalation: ''SD Gundam World Sangoku Soketsuden'' was a ZombieApocalypse story with a world loosely based off of ''LiteratureRomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms''. ''SD Gundam World Heroes'' is a dimension-hopping odyssey with multiple worlds that each have their own theme to them.
* ShoutOut: Wukong Impulse Gundam is introduced by hurtling through space and crash-landing on another planet. This is similar to the origins of [[Franchise/DragonBall another character based off of Sun Wukong]].
* YouDontLookLikeYou: While Sasuke Delta Gundam is based off of the MSN-001 Delta Gundam, the latter has a completely golden sheen due to it being the prototype for the [[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam MSN-00100 Hyaku Shiki]], while the former has an overall shade of dark purple instead. Because of this, fans had a hard time figuring out what mech he was based off of before his name was revealed.
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/sdw_heroes_anime_2.jpg]]
''SD Gundam World Heroes" is the second entry of the ''SD Gundam World'' series and sequel to ''Anime/SDGundamWorldSangokuSoketsuden''.
As it turns out, the world of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' (Also known as "Kingdom World") isn't the only world. There are many worlds out there, each with their own hero destined to protect them. One of these worlds, Neo World, gets an unexpected visitor in Wukong Impulse Gundam, as he crash-lands into the city via meteor. Around the same time, a mysterious figure named Sanzang warns Liu Bei and the rest of Dragon's Watch of an impending disaster, and they decide to travel throughout the worlds in order to save them, with Wukong Impulse Gundam joining along the way. But how does Wukong fit into all of this, and what will he think of the various heroes across the various worlds?
The show will start airing on April 8, 2021.
!!Tropes associated with ''SD Gundam World Heroes'' are:
* HistoricalDomainCharacter: While ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' also had these by proxy of being based off of ''Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms'', ''Heroes'' goes more buck-wild due to the worlds having their own varying themes, with each also having some basis of different eras.
** In Pirate World, Benjamin V2 Gundam is based off of Benjamin Hornigold, an English pirate who operated during the tail end of the UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfPiracy and [[https://www.history101.com/pirate-benjamin-hornigold-raided-ship/ once raided a ship simply to steal their hats]]. His deputy, Edward Second V, is based off of the actual Hornigold's second-in-command Edward Teach or, as he's more well-known as, UsefulNotes/{{Blackbeard}}.
**In Musha World, Nobunaga Gundam Epyon is based off UsefulNotes/OdaNobunaga, and [[DemonKingNobunaga once again he's portrayed as an overly-ambitious antagonist with a thirst for power and corrupted heart]].
* HookHand: Benjamin V2 Gundam has a giant one, not as a replacement for his left hand, but a detachable weapon he can use at will.
* TheMultiverse: ''Heroes'' shows that the ''SD Gundam World'' series takes place in one with a vast multitude of worlds unique to it. And most of the worlds utilized elements previously used by the ''Franchise/SDGundam'' sub-franchise as a whole to varying extents.
** Kingdom World - The world of ''Sangoku Soketsuden'', a ''Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms''-themed world similar to ''Toys/BBSenshiSangokuden''.
** Neo World - An urban-themed world based off of the ''SD Command Chronicles'' series.
** Pirate World - [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin A pirate-themed world]]. While many ''SD Gundam'' works have had pirate characters before, there's never been an ''SD Gundam'' work themed solely around pirates.
** Musha World - A UsefulNotes/SengokuPeriod-themed world. While the name of the world itself calls back to the ''SD Sengokuden'' series, the fact the characters have their names feature the names of the figures they're based on harkens more specifically to the short-lived ''Toys/SDSengokudenBushinKourinHen'' toyline.
* MythologyGag:
** Neo World as a whole is one giant CallBack to the ''SD Command Chronicles'' series. In fact, one of the buildings in the city's central plaza has a door shaped after General Gundam, a recurring character from the ''SD Command Chronicles'' series.
** While Sasuke Delta Gundam is based off of the MSN-001 Delta Gundam, his color palette looks closer to the title mech of the obscure Manga ''Mobile Suit Gundam Side Story: Hidden Shadow of G''. Makes sense, as both Sasuke and the Hidden Shadow are {{Ninja}} Gundams.
** Both Benjamin V2 Gundam and Edward Second V are based off of the Victory 2 Gundam and the Second V, respectively. Both of those are MidSeasonUpgrade[=s=] to the Victory Gundam from ''Anime/MobileSuitVictoryGundam'', with the Second V taking the place of the Victory 2 Gundam in the novel adaptation.
* PublicDomainCharacter:
** The new protagonist for ''Heroes'', Wukong Impulse Gundam, is based off of Sun Wukong, the main protagonist of ''Literature/JourneyToTheWest''. What's interesting about this is that both ''Journey to the West'' and [[Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms the story]] the previous work ''Sangoku Soketsuden'' is based off of are both Chinese legends (Albeit the latter is more focused around History rather than Mythology).
** Nobunaga Gundam Epyon's retainer, Sasuke Delta Gundam, is based off of legendary Japanese folktale figure UsefulNotes/SarutobiSasuke.
* SerialEscalation: ''SD Gundam World Sangoku Soketsuden'' was a ZombieApocalypse story with a world loosely based off of ''LiteratureRomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms''. ''SD Gundam World Heroes'' is a dimension-hopping odyssey with multiple worlds that each have their own theme to them.
* ShoutOut: Wukong Impulse Gundam is introduced by hurtling through space and crash-landing on another planet. This is similar to the origins of [[Franchise/DragonBall another character based off of Sun Wukong]].
* YouDontLookLikeYou: While Sasuke Delta Gundam is based off of the MSN-001 Delta Gundam, the latter has a completely golden sheen due to it being the prototype for the [[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam MSN-00100 Hyaku Shiki]], while the former has an overall shade of dark purple instead. Because of this, fans had a hard time figuring out what mech he was based off of before his name was revealed.
