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G-Saviour is the first live action Gundam production and aired in Japan in 2000. A Japanese/Canadian coproduction, it was conceived as part of the Gundam 20th anniversary “Big Bang Project” that also included ∀ Gundam. Directed by Graeme Campbell, the TV movie was written by Stephanie Pena-Sy and Mark Amato and featured mechanical designs by Kunio Okawara and a score by John Debney and Louis Febre. Set in UC 0223, the Earth Federation has collapsed and is replaced by the sinister Congress of Settlement Nations (CONSENT). Former CONSENT pilot Mark Curran is ripped away from his civilian life when CONSENT attempts to suppress a breakthrough in bioluminescence that could end a hunger crisis. G-Saviour was released on home video in North America by Bandai Entertainment but is long out of print.
Mobile Weapons
* G-Saviour Origin
* G-Saviour Space Mode
* G-Saviour Terrain Mode
* I-Saviour Illusion
* RGM-196 Freedom
Mobile Weapons
* CAMS-13 MS-Rai
* CAMW-13 MW-Rai
* CCMS-03 Bugu
Vehicles and Support Units
* MS Carrier
* Nimbus
* Shuttle
* Ulysses
Mobile Weapons
* MMS-DS209 Guppy
NOTE: Units indicated with an asterisk (*) are available in Burke’s All the World’s Mobile Weapons or Burke’s Fighting Ships & Vehicles format.
A very ARTMIC mail call today. MADOX-01 has the same issues all Moderoids do (bad 80s joint design on the knees) but HJ Vintage has a lot of great interviews with Kakinuma, Aramaki, Sonoda, Miyatake, etc.
A lot of hot takes out there relating to #G_Witch that we will not QRT to elevate that nonsense, but to make something abundantly clear:
#MAHQ is a welcoming community and has no place in it for gatekeeping or bigotry. If you're into those those things, we don't want you around.
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