TV-Series
Description
Set in Universal Century 0153, "Mobile Suit Victory Gundam" depicts a war-torn Earth and space colonies under the oppressive rule of the Zanscare Empire, a militaristic faction seeking to dominate humanity. The story centers on 13-year-old Uso Ewin, a resourceful and determined boy living in the European countryside. After Zanscare forces invade his homeland, Uso becomes entangled in the conflict when he encounters the League Militaire, a resistance group fighting against Zanscare's tyranny. Uso pilots the Victory Gundam, a highly advanced mobile suit, and quickly proves himself as a skilled and courageous fighter despite his young age.

The Zanscare Empire, led by Queen Maria Pure Armonia and her advisor, Chronicle Asher, employs brutal tactics to suppress resistance, including the use of mobile suits and orbital drop weapons that devastate Earth's surface. Uso's journey intertwines with the struggles of the League Militaire, including veteran pilot Marbet Fingerhat, commander Oliver Inoe, and the enigmatic Shakti Kareen, a girl with a mysterious connection to Zanscare's leadership. As the war escalates, Uso faces numerous challenges, including the loss of allies, the moral complexities of combat, and the personal toll of fighting against overwhelming odds.

The narrative explores themes of sacrifice, the impact of war on civilians, and the resilience of youth in the face of adversity. Uso's growth as a pilot and individual is central to the story, as he grapples with the responsibilities of his role and the harsh realities of conflict. The series also delves into the political machinations of Zanscare and the League Militaire, highlighting the ideological divide between the two factions.

"Mobile Suit Victory Gundam" is notable for its darker tone compared to earlier entries in the Gundam franchise, emphasizing the grim consequences of war and the human cost of resistance. The series features a wide array of mobile suit designs and intense battles, showcasing the technological advancements and strategic warfare of the Universal Century timeline. Through its intricate plot and character-driven storytelling, the series presents a compelling portrayal of a young protagonist navigating a world engulfed in chaos and conflict.
Information
Mobile Suit Victory Gundam
機動戦士Vガンダム
Victory Gundam
Type: TV-Series
Anime Episodes: 51
Movie/Episode length: 30 min.
Date: 04/02/1993 – 03/25/1994
Categories
Genre
ActionDrama
Settings
Sci-Fi
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Staff
  • Chief Director · Yoshiyuki Tomino
  • Script · Sukehiro Tomita
  • Script · Akira Okeya
  • Script · Hideki Sonoda
  • Script · Kazuhiko Gôdo
  • Script · Minoru Yokitani
  • Storyboard · Yūsuke Yamamoto
  • Storyboard · Akira Nishimori
  • Storyboard · Kiyoshi Egami
  • Storyboard · Ikurō Satō
  • Storyboard · Mitsuo Fukuda
  • Storyboard · Yorifusa Yamaguchi
  • Storyboard · Kunihisa Sugishima
  • Storyboard · Mitsuko Kase
  • Storyboard · Toshifumi Takizawa
  • Storyboard · Takeshi Ashizawa
  • Storyboard · Setsuo Takase
  • Storyboard · Minoru Yokitani
  • Unit Director · Yūsuke Yamamoto
  • Unit Director · Osamu Sekita
  • Unit Director · Yoshitaka Fujimoto
  • Unit Director · Akira Nishimori
  • Unit Director · Yoshiyuki Takei
  • Unit Director · Kiyoshi Egami
  • Unit Director · Ikurō Satō
  • Unit Director · Tetsuya Watanabe
  • Unit Director · Mitsuko Kase
  • Unit Director · Takeshi Ashizawa
  • Unit Director · Setsuo Takase
  • Unit Director · Hiroshi Tamada
  • Music · Akira Senju
  • Original creator · Hajime Yatate
  • Original creator · Yoshiyuki Tomino
  • Character Design · Hiroshi Osaka
  • Art Director · Shigemi Ikeda
  • Animation Director · Shukou Murase
  • Animation Director · Keiichi Satou
  • Animation Director · Hiroshi Osaka
  • Animation Director · Moriyasu Taniguchi
  • Animation Director · Toru Yoshida
  • Animation Director · Nobuyoshi Nishimura
  • Animation Director · Yasuhiro Seo
  • Animation Director · Hiromitsu Morishita
  • Animation Director · Takuro Shinbo
  • Animation Director · Akihisa Maeda
  • Animation Director · Kazuhiro Itakura
  • Mecha design · Kunio Okawara
  • Mecha design · Hajime Katoki
  • Mecha design · Junya Ishigaki
  • Sound Director · Yasuo Uragami
  • Director of Photography · Atsushi Okui
  • Director of Photography · Youichi Oogami
  • Producer · Masuo Ueda
  • Producer · Yoshiaki Koizumi
Production
  • Production · Sunrise
  • Production · TV Asahi
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Anime overview
Music
Opening
  • 1-31
    “"STAND UP TO THE VICTORY ~To the Victory~" (STAND UP TO THE VICTORY 〜トゥ・ザ・ヴィクトリー〜)” - Tomohisa Kawasoe
  • 32-51
    “"Don't Stop! Carry On!"” - RD
Ending
  • 1-31
    “"WINNERS FOREVER -Shōrisha yo-" (WINNERS FOREVER-勝利者よ-; WINNERS FOREVER -Winners-)” - INFIX
  • 32-51
    “"Mōichido Tenderness" (もう一度 Tenderness; Tenderness Once More)” - KIX S
Insert songs
  • ?
    “"Ikutsumono Ai wo Kasanete" (いくつもの愛をかさねて; With Much Love Once More)” - Motoyoshi Iwasaki
  • 32
    “"Itsuka Mata Umareta Toki no Tame ni" (いつかまた生まれた時のために; For the Sake of the Time of Rebirth Someday)” - karak