Mecha Fridays: Mobile Suit Gundam Movie available for free viewing for a limited time!
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Written by Louis

July 22, 2016

Experience the first ever Mobile Suit Gundam movie series for free starting today!

The theatrical release of the first ever Mobile Suit Gundam series will be available for free viewing for a limited time starting today, July 22, 2016. Based wholly on the franchise’s’ first animated series, Mobile Suit Gundam the Movie trilogy is set to be a re-telling of the important events of the original UC 0079 and was first released in 1981 by series creator  Yoshiyuki Tomino.

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The series follows the battle between the Earth Federation and the Principality of Zeon, and mainly focuses on the rivalry between the 2 pilots, Amuro Ray, pilot of the titular RX 78 of the Earth Federation Forces and Zeon’s Char Aznable. Apart from elements of the original series, the Mobile Suit Gundam movie trilogy is also set to feature much more realistic technology, and expanded scenes for battles such as the ones in Solomon and A Baoa Qu.

The Mobile Suit Gundam Movie trilogy will be available for free viewing starting today, July 22, 2016 up to September 21, 2016 and will be streamed on the official Gundam website, Gundam.info.

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