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''Gundam Evolve'' is a series of short (usually CGI) films set in various ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' universes. The episodes range from recaps of series; side-stories starring major, minor, or new characters; even alternate endings to canon works. The shorts take place all across the ''Gundam'' multiverse, originating in the Universal Century setting before branching out into the alternate universes. 15 episodes have been released (in three volumes of five episodes apiece), with no intention to produce more.
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''Gundam Evolve'' is a series of short (usually CGI) films set in various ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' universes. The episodes range from recaps of series; side-stories starring major, minor, or new characters; even alternate endings to canon works. The shorts take place all across the ''Gundam'' multiverse, originating in the Universal Century setting before branching out into the alternate universes. 15 episodes have been released (in (later compiled in three volumes of five episodes apiece), with no intention to produce more.
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* FixFic: As mentioned under SparedByTheAdaptation, both Quess and Chan survive the events of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterAttack''. Supposedly, this change was brought on by Creator/YoshiyukiTomino (better known as "KillEmAll Tomino") being in a better place mentally.
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* FixFic: As mentioned under SparedByTheAdaptation, both Quess and Chan survive the events of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterAttack''. Supposedly, this change was brought on by Creator/YoshiyukiTomino (better known as "KillEmAll "Kill 'Em All Tomino") being in a better place mentally.
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** Episodes 5 and 14 subvert this, with 2D elements utilized for characters and effects while the Gundams are all CGI.
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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: Most of the episodes are based off of different ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' works, and as such focus on a different mech (Or, in the fifteenth episode's case, character) from their respective series. Episode 14 however is the only one based off of an ''Franchise/SDGundam'' work, ''Manga/SDGundamForceEmakiMusharetsuden'', and as such focuses on Rekka Musha Gundam.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: Most of the episodes are based off of different ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' works, and as such focus on a different mech (Or, in the fifteenth episode's case, character) from their respective series. Episode 14 however is the only one based off of an ''Franchise/SDGundam'' work, ''Manga/SDGundamForceEmakiMusharetsuden'', and as such focuses on Rekka Musha Gundam.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: In Episode 12 ("RMS-099 Rick Dias"), the AEUG engineers prank Quattro during a training simulation by making him fight a copy of his old MS-06S Zaku II. He responds by shooting at them; needless to say, the episode ends with him being forced to apologize.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: DisproportionateRetribution:
** In Episode 3, Rain attacks Domon while he practices Tai Chi. He ''has'' been gone for two days, but she claims that he's been cheating on her without really having any reason to even assume that. She ends up beating him and vandalizing his Gundam's face by writing insults and accusations on it.
** In Episode 12 ("RMS-099 Rick Dias"), the AEUG engineers prank Quattro during a training simulation by making him fight a copy of his old MS-06S Zaku II. He responds by shooting at them; needless to say, the episode ends with him being forced to apologize.
** In Episode 3, Rain attacks Domon while he practices Tai Chi. He ''has'' been gone for two days, but she claims that he's been cheating on her without really having any reason to even assume that. She ends up beating him and vandalizing his Gundam's face by writing insults and accusations on it.
** In Episode 12 ("RMS-099 Rick Dias"), the AEUG engineers prank Quattro during a training simulation by making him fight a copy of his old MS-06S Zaku II. He responds by shooting at them; needless to say, the episode ends with him being forced to apologize.
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** Episode 3 ("GF13 017NJII G Gundam") has Rain use the Rising Finger, which was originally only mentioned in the technical design document and never featured in any canon material until this short.
** Episode 8 ("GAT-105 Strike Gundam") has the XT404 "Grand Slam" greatsword, a weapon previously included with the Perfect Grade kit but not seen in any fiction.
** Episode 8 ("GAT-105 Strike Gundam") has the XT404 "Grand Slam" greatsword, a weapon previously included with the Perfect Grade kit but not seen in any fiction.
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** Episode 3 ("GF13 017NJII ("[=GF13=] [=017NJII=] G Gundam") has Rain use the Rising Finger, which was originally only mentioned in the technical design document and never featured in any canon material until this short.
** Episode 8 ("GAT-105 Strike Gundam") has theXT404 [=XT404=] "Grand Slam" greatsword, a weapon previously included with the Perfect Grade kit but not seen in any fiction.
** Episode 8 ("GAT-105 Strike Gundam") has the
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* CanonImmigrant: Episode 8 ("GAT-105 Strike Gundam") has the XT404 "Grand Slam" greatsword, a weapon previously included with the Perfect Grade kit but not seen in any fiction.
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* CanonImmigrant: CanonImmigrant:
** Episode 3 ("GF13 017NJII G Gundam") has Rain use the Rising Finger, which was originally only mentioned in the technical design document and never featured in any canon material until this short.
** Episode 8 ("GAT-105 Strike Gundam") has the XT404 "Grand Slam" greatsword, a weapon previously included with the Perfect Grade kit but not seen in any fiction.
** Episode 3 ("GF13 017NJII G Gundam") has Rain use the Rising Finger, which was originally only mentioned in the technical design document and never featured in any canon material until this short.
** Episode 8 ("GAT-105 Strike Gundam") has the XT404 "Grand Slam" greatsword, a weapon previously included with the Perfect Grade kit but not seen in any fiction.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: Episode 5 (RX-93 Nu Gundam) features an alternate version of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterAttack'' where rather than Chan shooting down Quess (and being murdered by Hathaway as revenge), Amuro arrives and traps Quess in his funnel barrier and [[DefusingTheTykeBomb defuses the situation]], sparing both the ladies.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: Episode 5 (RX-93 Nu Gundam) features an alternate version of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterAttack'' where rather than Chan shooting down Quess (and being murdered by Hathaway as revenge), Amuro arrives and traps Quess in his funnel barrier and [[DefusingTheTykeBomb defuses the situation]], sparing both the ladies.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: Episode 5 (RX-93 Nu Gundam) features an alternate version of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterAttack'' where rather than Chan shooting down Quess (and being murdered by Hathaway as revenge), Amuro arrives and traps Quess in his funnel barrier and [[DefusingTheTykeBomb defuses the situatyion]], situation]], sparing both the ladies.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: Episode 5 (RX-93 Nu Gundam) features an alternate version of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterAttack'' where rather than Chan shooting down Quess (and being murdered by Hathaway as revenge), Amuro arrives and traps Quess in his funnel barrier and [[DefusingTheTykeBomb defuses the tyke bomb, situatyion]], sparing both the ladies.
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* CanonImmigrant: Episode 8 ("GAT-105 Strike Gundam") has the Grand Slam sword, a weapon previously included with the Perfect Grade kit but not seen in any fiction.
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* CallBack: Episode 12 has the basic format of "''[[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Zeta]]'' character in a training exercise with their starter MS, screws something up, and angrily writes a formal apology afterwards", which is the exact same format as Episode 2. The main difference is the details:
** Episode 2 has Kamille piloting the Gundam Mk-II, accidentally shooting an observer camera, and writing a whiny screed afterwards (in which he makes an InsultToRocks dig at Quattro).
** Episode 12 has Quattro piloting the Rick Dias, deliberately shooting at the technicians as "payback" for a prank (see DisproportionateRetribution below), and the paper for his apology was clearly crumpled into a WastebasketBall at some point.
* CanonImmigrant: Episode 8 ("GAT-105 Strike Gundam") has theGrand Slam sword, XT404 "Grand Slam" greatsword, a weapon previously included with the Perfect Grade kit but not seen in any fiction.
** Episode 2 has Kamille piloting the Gundam Mk-II, accidentally shooting an observer camera, and writing a whiny screed afterwards (in which he makes an InsultToRocks dig at Quattro).
** Episode 12 has Quattro piloting the Rick Dias, deliberately shooting at the technicians as "payback" for a prank (see DisproportionateRetribution below), and the paper for his apology was clearly crumpled into a WastebasketBall at some point.
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* InsultToRocks: Episode 2 ends with Kamille writing an apology for destroying an observer camera, in which he calls Quattro incompetent by saying (paraphrased) "Letting him lead a mission is like trusting a monkey to disarm a bomb. On second thought, that's an insult to the monkey."
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: Most of the episodes are based off of different ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' works, and as such focus on a different mech (Or, in the fifteenth episode's case, character) from their respective series. Episode 14 however is the only one based off of an ''SD Gundam'' work, ''SD Gundam Force Emaki Musharetsuden'', and as such focuses on Rekka Musha Gundam.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: Most of the episodes are based off of different ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' works, and as such focus on a different mech (Or, in the fifteenth episode's case, character) from their respective series. Episode 14 however is the only one based off of an ''SD Gundam'' ''Franchise/SDGundam'' work, ''SD Gundam Force Emaki Musharetsuden'', ''Manga/SDGundamForceEmakiMusharetsuden'', and as such focuses on Rekka Musha Gundam.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: Most of the episodes are based off of different ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' works, and as such focus on a different mech (Or, in the fifteenth episode's case, character) from their respective series. Episode 14 however is the only one based off of an ''Franchise/SDGundam'' work, ''Manga/SDGundamForceEmakiMusharetsuden'', and as such focuses on Rekka Musha Gundam.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: Most of the episodes are based off of different ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' works, and as such focus on a different mech (Or, in the fifteenth episode's case, character) from their respective series. Episode 14 however is the only one based off of an ''Franchise/SDGundam'' ''SD Gundam'' work, ''Manga/SDGundamForceEmakiMusharetsuden'', ''SD Gundam Force Emaki Musharetsuden'', and as such focuses on Rekka Musha Gundam.
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''Gundam Evolve'' is a series of short (usually CGI) films set in various ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' universes. The episodes range from recaps of series; side-stories starring major, minor, or new characters; even alternate endings to canon works. The shorts take place all across the ''Gundam'' multiverse, originating the Universal Century setting before branching out into the alternate universes. 15 episodes have been released (in three volumes of five episodes apiece), with no intention to produce more.
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''Gundam Evolve'' is a series of short (usually CGI) films set in various ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' universes. The episodes range from recaps of series; side-stories starring major, minor, or new characters; even alternate endings to canon works. The shorts take place all across the ''Gundam'' multiverse, originating in the Universal Century setting before branching out into the alternate universes. 15 episodes have been released (in three volumes of five episodes apiece), with no intention to produce more. \n
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: Episode 5 (RX-93 Nu Gundam) features an alternate version of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterAttack'' where rather than Chan shooting down Quess (and being murdered by Hathaway as revenge), Amuro arrives and traps Quess in his funnel barrier and defuses the tyke bomb, sparing both the ladies.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: Episode 5 (RX-93 Nu Gundam) features an alternate version of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterAttack'' where rather than Chan shooting down Quess (and being murdered by Hathaway as revenge), Amuro arrives and traps Quess in his funnel barrier and defuses the tyke bomb, sparing both the ladies.ladies.
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* WhatIf: The final episode tells the story of what would happen if [[Anime/MobileSuitGundam Challia Bull had Newtype powers.]]
* WhatIf: The final episode tells the story of what would happen if [[Anime/MobileSuitGundam Challia Bull had Newtype powers.]]
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: Episode 5 (RX-93 Nu Gundam) features an alternate version of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterAttack'' where rather than Chan shooting down Quess (and being murdered by Hathaway as revenge), Amuro arrives and traps Quess in his funnel barrier and defuses the tyke bomb, sparing both the ladies.
* WhatIf: The final episode tells the story of what would happen if [[Anime/MobileSuitGundam Challia Bull had Newtype powers.]]ladies.
* WhatIf: The final episode tells the story of what would happen if [[Anime/MobileSuitGundam Challia Bull had Newtype powers.]]
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: Episode 5 (RX-93 Nu Gundam) features an alternate version of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterAttack'' where rather than Chan shooting down Quess (and being murdered by Hathaway as revenge), Amuro arrives and traps Quess in his funnel barrier and defuses the tyke bomb, sparing both the ladies.ladies.
* WhatIf: The final episode tells the story of what would happen if [[Anime/MobileSuitGundam Challia Bull had Newtype powers.]]
* WhatIf: The final episode tells the story of what would happen if [[Anime/MobileSuitGundam Challia Bull had Newtype powers.]]
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: 14/15 episodes are narratives about mecha pilots in various sci-fi continuities of differing levels of seriousness. Episode 14, however, is about a fantasy land populated by SuperDeformed Gundams on a slapstick quest.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: 14/15 Most of the episodes are narratives about mecha pilots based off of different ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' works, and as such focus on a different mech (Or, in various sci-fi continuities of differing levels of seriousness. the fifteenth episode's case, character) from their respective series. Episode 14, however, 14 however is about a fantasy land populated by SuperDeformed Gundams the only one based off of an ''Franchise/SDGundam'' work, ''Manga/SDGundamForceEmakiMusharetsuden'', and as such focuses on a slapstick quest. Rekka Musha Gundam.
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* AllCGICartoon: Other than the first episode, which is made from clips from the original ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' movies, everything is made of computer graphics.
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* RuleOfFunny: Rain, in the Rising Gundam, manages to defeat (the considerably stronger) Domon in the (considerably more powerful) God Gundam. Why? So that she can draw humorous messages on his defeated mobile fighter.
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* ShoutOut: The [[https://gundam.fandom.com/wiki/QRX-006_Geminus QRX-006 Geminus]] from the Zeta Gundam episode is a walking (well, floating) shout out to the [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Fifth Angel, Ramiel]], sharing an almost identical design and similar armaments.
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** The [[https://gundam.fandom.com/wiki/QRX-006_Geminus QRX-006 Geminus]] from the Zeta Gundam episode is a walking (well, floating) shout out to the [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Fifth Angel, Ramiel]], sharing an almost identical design and similararmaments.armaments.
** The action in Episode 8 ("GAT-105 Strike Gundam") features acrobatics and BulletTime action in a sequence inspired by contemporary action movies, particularly ''Film/TheMatrix''.
** The [[https://gundam.fandom.com/wiki/QRX-006_Geminus QRX-006 Geminus]] from the Zeta Gundam episode is a walking (well, floating) shout out to the [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Fifth Angel, Ramiel]], sharing an almost identical design and similar
** The action in Episode 8 ("GAT-105 Strike Gundam") features acrobatics and BulletTime action in a sequence inspired by contemporary action movies, particularly ''Film/TheMatrix''.
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* ShoutOut: The [[https://gundam.fandom.com/wiki/QRX-006_Geminus QRX-006 Geminus]] from the Zeta Gundam episode is a walking (well, floating) shout out to the Fifth Angel, Ramiel, sharing an almost identical design and similar armaments.
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* ShoutOut: The [[https://gundam.fandom.com/wiki/QRX-006_Geminus QRX-006 Geminus]] from the Zeta Gundam episode is a walking (well, floating) shout out to the [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Fifth Angel, Ramiel, Ramiel]], sharing an almost identical design and similar armaments.
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''Gundam Evolve'' is a series of short (usually CGI) films set in various ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' universes. The episodes range from recaps of series; side-stories starring major, minor, or new characters; even alternate endings to canon works. The shorts take place all across the ''Gundam'' multiverse, originating the Universal Century setting before branching out into the alternate universes. 15 episodes have been released (in three volumes of five episodes apiece), with no intention to produce more.
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!! This series of animated shorts contain the following tropes:
* AceCustom: All three Karaba pilots in episode 9 ("MSZ-006 Zeta Gundam") have individually tweaked versions of the venerable Zeta Gundam:
** White Unicorn (likely Amuro Ray) pilots a MSZ-006-3A Zeta Gundam III A Type. Its only visible differences between it and Kamille's Zeta are Amuro's personal emblem and a color scheme associated with him.
** Grey Wolf's MSZ-006-3B Zeta Gundam III B Type is in a yellow color (much to the pilot's chagrin), has additional airfoils, and a [[{{BFG}} giant beam gun]].
** Red Snake's MSZ-006-P2/3C Zeta Gundam III P2 Type is easily the most unique. It has completely redesigned armor with a spikey motif, a bright red color scheme, and a custom cockpit making it a MoCapMecha.
* AdaptationalBadass: In the ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' episode, Rain (and the Rising Gundam) go from being "not really an action girl in a copy of the hero's obsolete first mecha" to "able to beat the hero in his MidSeasonUpgrade." Notably, she gets a [[{{Kamehamehadoken}} Rising Finger]] attack to counter Domon's God Finger.
* AllCGICartoon: Other than the first episode, which is made from clips from the original ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' movies, everything is made of computer graphics.
* CanonImmigrant: Episode 8 ("GAT-105 Strike Gundam") has the Grand Slam sword, a weapon previously included with the Perfect Grade kit but not seen in any fiction.
* ClipShow: The very first episode is basically a ''very'' short retelling of the original ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' condensed into about five minutes, concluding before the series' climactic battle a A Baoa Qu.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first episode is a retelling of another series done using clips. Every other episode is an original story done in CGI.
* FixFic: As mentioned under SparedByTheAdaptation, both Quess and Chan survive the events of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterAttack''. Supposedly, this change was brought on by Creator/YoshiyukiTomino (better known as "KillEmAll Tomino") being in a better place mentally.
* LowerDeckEpisode:
** Episode 11 ("RB-79 Ball") is about a team of {{Red Shirt}}s mopping up A Baoa Qu after the One Year War has ended. Well, trying, at least.
** On the villainous side of things, episode 13 ("RMS-108 Marasai") is about a young Titans pilot named Jonathan, one of the nameless, faceless {{mooks}} probably in the background of an early ''Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam'' episode.
* MoCapMecha: Along with the Mobile Fighters from the ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' episode, Red Snake's custom Zeta Gundam's cockpit can be switched to a special mode that makes the suit copy her movements.
* NeverMyFault: Kamille is very upset at having to write a formal apology in episode 2 ("RX-178 Gundam Mk. II") for damaging equipment, since he insists he didn't do anything wrong.
* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: 14/15 episodes are narratives about mecha pilots in various sci-fi continuities of differing levels of seriousness. Episode 14, however, is about a fantasy land populated by SuperDeformed Gundams on a slapstick quest.
* SparedByTheAdaptation: Episode 5 (RX-93 Nu Gundam) features an alternate version of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterAttack'' where rather than Chan shooting down Quess (and being murdered by Hathaway as revenge), Amuro arrives and traps Quess in his funnel barrier and defuses the tyke bomb, sparing both the ladies.
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!! This series of animated shorts contain the following tropes:
* AceCustom: All three Karaba pilots in episode 9 ("MSZ-006 Zeta Gundam") have individually tweaked versions of the venerable Zeta Gundam:
** White Unicorn (likely Amuro Ray) pilots a MSZ-006-3A Zeta Gundam III A Type. Its only visible differences between it and Kamille's Zeta are Amuro's personal emblem and a color scheme associated with him.
** Grey Wolf's MSZ-006-3B Zeta Gundam III B Type is in a yellow color (much to the pilot's chagrin), has additional airfoils, and a [[{{BFG}} giant beam gun]].
** Red Snake's MSZ-006-P2/3C Zeta Gundam III P2 Type is easily the most unique. It has completely redesigned armor with a spikey motif, a bright red color scheme, and a custom cockpit making it a MoCapMecha.
* AdaptationalBadass: In the ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' episode, Rain (and the Rising Gundam) go from being "not really an action girl in a copy of the hero's obsolete first mecha" to "able to beat the hero in his MidSeasonUpgrade." Notably, she gets a [[{{Kamehamehadoken}} Rising Finger]] attack to counter Domon's God Finger.
* AllCGICartoon: Other than the first episode, which is made from clips from the original ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' movies, everything is made of computer graphics.
* CanonImmigrant: Episode 8 ("GAT-105 Strike Gundam") has the Grand Slam sword, a weapon previously included with the Perfect Grade kit but not seen in any fiction.
* ClipShow: The very first episode is basically a ''very'' short retelling of the original ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' condensed into about five minutes, concluding before the series' climactic battle a A Baoa Qu.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first episode is a retelling of another series done using clips. Every other episode is an original story done in CGI.
* FixFic: As mentioned under SparedByTheAdaptation, both Quess and Chan survive the events of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterAttack''. Supposedly, this change was brought on by Creator/YoshiyukiTomino (better known as "KillEmAll Tomino") being in a better place mentally.
* LowerDeckEpisode:
** Episode 11 ("RB-79 Ball") is about a team of {{Red Shirt}}s mopping up A Baoa Qu after the One Year War has ended. Well, trying, at least.
** On the villainous side of things, episode 13 ("RMS-108 Marasai") is about a young Titans pilot named Jonathan, one of the nameless, faceless {{mooks}} probably in the background of an early ''Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam'' episode.
* MoCapMecha: Along with the Mobile Fighters from the ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' episode, Red Snake's custom Zeta Gundam's cockpit can be switched to a special mode that makes the suit copy her movements.
* NeverMyFault: Kamille is very upset at having to write a formal apology in episode 2 ("RX-178 Gundam Mk. II") for damaging equipment, since he insists he didn't do anything wrong.
* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: 14/15 episodes are narratives about mecha pilots in various sci-fi continuities of differing levels of seriousness. Episode 14, however, is about a fantasy land populated by SuperDeformed Gundams on a slapstick quest.
* SparedByTheAdaptation: Episode 5 (RX-93 Nu Gundam) features an alternate version of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterAttack'' where rather than Chan shooting down Quess (and being murdered by Hathaway as revenge), Amuro arrives and traps Quess in his funnel barrier and defuses the tyke bomb, sparing both the ladies.
