Mobile Suit Victory Gundam (1993)
Original title: 機動戦士Vガンダム
Mobile Suit Victory Gundam is a 1993 Japanese-language animation series. It stars Daisuke Sakaguchi, Yumi Ichihara and Tomoyuki Dan.
It is the Universal Century, year 0153. The Zanscare Empire, which rules almost all of Side 2, has declared its independence from the old government, the hollow and corrupt Earth Federation. Under the justification of creating a new, space-based order, it has begun an invasion of Earth; and Point Kasarelia, the illegal residence area in Eastern Europe where Üso Ewin and Shahkti Kareen live, is no exception. As they are caught in the fighting between Zanscare and the opposing resistance organization, the League Militaire, fate draws Üso and his friends into the midst of battle.
Quick answers
What is Mobile Suit Victory Gundam about?
It is the Universal Century, year 0153. The Zanscare Empire, which rules almost all of Side 2, has declared its independence from the old government, the hollow and corrupt Earth Federation. Under the justification of creating a new, space-based order, it has begun an invasion of Earth; and Point Kasarelia, the illegal residence area in Eastern Europe where Üso Ewin and Shahkti Kareen live, is no exception. As they are caught in the fighting between Zanscare and the opposing resistance organization, the League Militaire, fate draws Üso and his friends into the midst of battle.
When was Mobile Suit Victory Gundam released?
Mobile Suit Victory Gundam was released on 2 April 1993.
How many episodes does Mobile Suit Victory Gundam have?
Mobile Suit Victory Gundam has 51 episodes across 1 seasons.
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Cast
- Daisuke Sakaguchi as Uso Ewin (voice)
- Yumi Ichihara as Shakti Kareen (voice)
- Tomoyuki Dan as Cronicle Asher (voice)
- Kumiko Watanabe as Katejina Loos (voice)
- Ayako Shiraishi as Marbet Fingerhat (voice)
- Keiichi Sonobe as Oliver Inoe (voice)
- Masayuki Nakata as Odelo Henrik
- Rica Matsumoto as Warren Trace / Haro (voice)
- Satomi Korogi as Suzy Relane / Karlmann Dukartuse (voice)
- Konami Yoshida as Martina Kranskie (voice)
- Michiyo Yanagisawa as Elischa Kranskie (voice)
- Tomokazu Seki as Chris Royd (voice)