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* CharClone:
** Schwarz Bruder is a Type II clone, being a mysterious mentor figure to Domon and having his own agenda.
** Ulube is a Type III clone who, compared to Master-Asia's somewhat antivillainous intentions, has no remorse whatsoever in corrupting everyone and everything into Devil Gundam drones.
** Master Asia, whose motivation is similar to Char's in ''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterattack Char's Counterattack]]'', and who is Domon's original [[TheMentor mentor]].

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%%** Allenby

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%%** ** The second round of the Gundam Fight introduces Allenby Beardsley, the Gundam Fighter for New-Sweden. She proves to be one of the best fighters, even without using her Berserker Mode.



%%* AloofBigBrother: Kyoji Kasshu.

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%%* * AloofBigBrother: Kyoji Kasshu. Kasshu to Domon, set up to be the BigBad who betrayed Neo-Japan and made off with the Devil Gundam. [[spoiler:Things turn out to be way more complicated.]]



* AnachronismStew: Despite being set in the future a lot of nations seem to have have gone through a sort of Neo Classical phase. Neo-Japan, Neo-America, and Neo-Russia seem to be equal to their real-life equivalents, but in Neo-France everyone dresses like they're attending court during the reign of Louis XIV right down to having a monarchy again, Neo-Chinese characters look like transplants from the Qing Dynasty with even bringing back the Emperor, and Neo-Egypt does mummification like in Ancient Egypt. There's even a mummy piloting a Gundam. [[ItMakesSenseInContext It's complicated.]]



* EiffelTowerEffect: Numerous national landmarks are used to establish location--these landmarks are usually in a sad state of disrepair. The Eiffel Tower itself, for instance, is bent over almost double.

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* EiffelTowerEffect: Numerous national landmarks are used to establish location--these landmarks are usually in a sad state of disrepair.disrepair with even beloved cities such as Paris, Rome, and Kyoto wrecked from the constant fights. The Eiffel Tower itself, for instance, is bent over almost double.



%%* FourGirlEnsemble: Chibodee's Angels, of course.

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%%* * FourGirlEnsemble: Chibodee's Angels, of course.course with Bunny, Shirley, Cath, and Janet. They're his maintenance team as well as assistants.
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In 2010, as part of a project to revive interest in the Alternate Universe ''Gundam'' stories, an updated manga retelling of the series titled ''Choukyuu! G Gundam'' began serialization in ''Gundam Ace''.

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In 2010, as part of a project to revive interest in the Alternate Universe ''Gundam'' stories, an updated manga retelling of the series titled ''Choukyuu! G Gundam'' began serialization in ''Gundam Ace''.
Ace''. On the 45th anniversary of the Gundam franchise, a new project for ''G-Gundam's'' 30th anniversary was announced.
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* XanatosGambit: Some strategies during the Gundam Fight. For example [[spoiler:Kyral Mekirel decided to assinate his opponents before the match. If he succeeds, great, he wins by default the next day. If he fails, he'll fight as normal with insight on how his opponent will react to his style.]]

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* XanatosGambit: Some strategies during the Gundam Fight. For example [[spoiler:Kyral Mekirel decided to assinate assassinate his opponents before the match. If he succeeds, great, he wins by default the next day. If he fails, he'll fight as normal with insight on how his opponent will react to his style.]]

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''Mobile Fighter G Gundam'' (''Kidou Butouden G Gundam'', lit. "Mobile Fighting Legend G Gundam") is the first AlternateUniverse in the ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' franchise. Notable as a significant departure from the normal ''Gundam'' saga in that it was essentially a {{Super Robot|Genre}} show. Every ''Gundam'' series before and after has been essentially the prime examples of the RealRobotGenre. ''G Gundam'' has only a few mild relations to the other series besides the name "Gundam." It also takes a lot of inspiration from the {{shonen}} genre. Part of this radical change is that Creator/YoshiyukiTomino set aside series director duties after being burned out on ''Anime/MobileSuitVictoryGundam'', and so they instead got Yasuhiro Imagawa to do the job. You know, the guy who did ''Anime/GiantRobo'', ''[[Anime/ShinMazinger Shin Mazinger Z]]'', the first 3 episodes of ''[[Manga/GetterRobo Getter Robo Armageddon]]'', etc. The result was a series less like traditional Gundam, and more like a classic SuperRobot series of yore. Bandai also demanded a ''Gundam'' tournament story in an attempt to increase gunpla sales, which were doing poorly at the time. This was also noteworthy as the first Gundam series made after the toy company Bandai bought Sunrise.

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Airing from April 22, 1994 to March 31, 1995, ''Mobile Fighter G Gundam'' (''Kidou Butouden G Gundam'', lit. "Mobile Fighting Legend G Gundam") is the first AlternateUniverse in the ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' franchise. Notable as a significant departure from the normal ''Gundam'' saga - whereas every other series in that it was the franchise before and since have essentially a {{Super Robot|Genre}} show. Every ''Gundam'' series before and after has been essentially the prime examples of the RealRobotGenre. RealRobotGenre, ''G Gundam'' is more of a pure {{Super Robot|Genre}} show, and besides the name "Gundam" it has only a few mild relations to the other series besides the name "Gundam." series. It also takes a lot of inspiration from the {{shonen}} genre. Part of this radical change is that Creator/YoshiyukiTomino set aside series director duties after being burned out on ''Anime/MobileSuitVictoryGundam'', and so they instead got Yasuhiro Imagawa to do the job. You know, the guy who did ''Anime/GiantRobo'', (''Anime/GiantRobo'', ''[[Anime/ShinMazinger Shin Mazinger Z]]'', the first 3 episodes of ''[[Manga/GetterRobo Getter Robo Armageddon]]'', etc. etc.) to do the job. The result was a series less like traditional Gundam, ''Gundam'', and more like a classic SuperRobot super-robot series of yore. Bandai also demanded a ''Gundam'' tournament {{tournament|arc}} story in an attempt to increase gunpla sales, which were doing poorly at the time. This was also noteworthy as the first Gundam ''Gundam'' series made after the toy company Bandai bought Sunrise.



* AIIsACrapshoot: [[spoiler:the Devil Gundam, originally named the Ultimate Gundam, was ''intended'' to be used to restore the Earth after the damage it'd taken from the Gundam battles. All it takes is a simple mechanical malfunction for the thing to interpret this ultimatum as "wipe out all humans."]]
* AintNoRule: The Gundam Fight Tournament rules are rather sparse, and mainly concern themselves with the conduct of Gundam Fighters towards other Gundam Fighters while both are in their Gundams. There is a frightening lack of rules in regards to attacking Gundam Fighters when they ''aren't'' in their Gundams, not to mention civilian bystanders, property damage, and sabotage from third parties who aren't officially part of a Gundam Fighter crew. To make it worse, after sixty years and thirteen tournaments, there's no reason why they couldn't have applied some rule patches by now, but it's pretty obvious that the people in charge just don't ''care''.

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* AIIsACrapshoot: [[spoiler:the [[spoiler:The Devil Gundam, originally named the Ultimate Gundam, was ''intended'' to be used to restore the Earth after the damage it'd taken from the Gundam battles. All it takes is a simple mechanical malfunction for the thing to interpret this ultimatum as "wipe out all humans."]]
* AintNoRule: The Gundam Fight Tournament rules are rather sparse, and mainly concern themselves with the conduct of Gundam Fighters towards other Gundam Fighters while both are in their Gundams. There is a frightening lack of rules in regards to attacking Gundam Fighters when they ''aren't'' in their Gundams, not to mention civilian bystanders, property damage, and sabotage from third parties who aren't officially part of a Gundam Fighter crew. To make it worse, after sixty years and thirteen tournaments, there's no reason why they couldn't have applied some rule patches by now, but it's pretty obvious that the people in charge just don't ''care''.
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* LoopholeAbuse: It is against the rules to attack the center area of an opposing Gundam, as that is where the pilot cockpit is located. Intentionally disqualifying the opponent by destroying the Gundam head, however, is fair game. During the Finals, Wong announced that the cockpit rules can be nullified.

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* LoopholeAbuse: It is against the rules to attack the center area of an opposing Gundam, as that is where the pilot cockpit is located. Intentionally disqualifying the opponent by destroying the The Gundam head, however, is fair game. During Fight Tournament rules are rather sparse, and mainly concern themselves with the Finals, Wong announced conduct of Gundam Fighters towards other Gundam Fighters while both are in their Gundams. There is a frightening lack of rules in regards to attacking Gundam Fighters when they ''aren't'' in their Gundams, not to mention civilian bystanders, property damage, and sabotage from third parties who aren't officially part of a Gundam Fighter crew. There's no reason why they couldn't have applied some rule patches by now, after sixty years and thirteen tournaments, but it's pretty obvious that the cockpit rules can be nullified. people in charge just don't ''care''.



* MagicalGirlWarrior: Takes many conventions from the genre. A group of friends must save the world from an evil monster, they go through a stock transformation sequence to gain incredible powers, eventually the power of friendship and love (literally) saves the day.
* MagicalSecurityCam: When Domon, Allenby and Wong meet for the first time, Wong starts summarizing Domon's life story while a holographic video screen pops up behind him. Said video screen not only plays a clip from one of Domon's flashbacks where he's in the wilderness with Master Asia and nobody else should've been around to record it, but it also opens with a clip from the '' series' first OP''.

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* MagicalGirlWarrior: Takes many conventions from the genre. A group of friends must save the world from an evil monster, they go through a stock transformation sequence to gain incredible powers, eventually the power of friendship and love (literally) saves the day.
day. One of the later additions to the main cast even uses a Gundam that looks like it wants to be a ''Franchise/SailorMoon'' character.
* MagicalSecurityCam: When Domon, Allenby and Wong meet for the first time, Wong starts summarizing Domon's life story while a holographic video screen pops up behind him. Said video screen not only plays a clip from one of Domon's flashbacks where he's in the wilderness with Master Asia and nobody else should've been around to record it, but it also opens with a clip from the '' series' ''series' first OP''.
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* RobotClown: The Jester Gundam is a clown-themed mech. Aside from its white face and colorful armor, its most powerful attack is "Top Mode", where it transforms into a giant spinning top to [[ConfusionFu create illusions and confuse enemies]].
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* FightingClown: The Neo-Portuguese Gundam Fighter is a very-literal one, complete with a clown-themed Gundam. Although he does like his psychological warfare and has the good luck to pull [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes the main character with a trauma-fueled fear of clowns]] as his opponent in the finals, he's also shown to be a skilled and capable physical mimic who can copy his opponents' stances and even lesser techniques through mime.
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* AceCustom: Zigzagged. In most ''Gundam'' series, Gundams are considered this compared to most Mobile Suits. However in ''G Gundam'', each country has its own Gundam and there may be more Gundams that appear compared to individual Mobile Suit models, making this one of the rare times where there are ''more'' Gundams than ordinary Mobile Suits. Because of this, ''G Gundam'' may actually have the most Gundams appear in it compared to other series, assuming that they are counted individually rather than by universe. On the other hand, the Gundams used in the tournaments are still this trope as they are usually tailor-made for the individual fighter's abilities and combat preferences.

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