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* AdaptationalKarma: The thugs that beat up Kou in the alleyway in Von Braun just kick his ass and walk away in ''Stardust Memory''. In "Rebellion'', they're established to be Zeon remnants looking to meet up with other Zekes and after beating up Kou, they even consider shooting him to keep him quiet. The meet up they attend is actually a trap set by the Feds who ambush and arrest them.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Monsha, much like in the ''Super Robot Wars'' games, is softened from his original ornery portrayal. He's still a boisterous loud mouth, but ''Rebellion'' cuts his lecherousness down and removes the scenes of him sexually harassing his coworkers and trying to look up Nina's skirt with his GM's camera. Him endangering Kou by tampering with his landing of a Core Fighter is done by Allen instead. Monsha's relationship with Kou is also much less personal and hostile; he doesn't Uraki, but he doesn't zero in on him nearly as much as in the source material.
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* ShipperOnDeck: Keith and Mora do what they can to push Kou and Nina towards each other.
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*** The construction work Zaku Tank featured in the series has a brief cameo during Delaz's speech.
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* ChekhovsGunman: As in ''Stardust Memory'', during Delaz's broadcast, the familiar figure of Bask Ohm is easily spotted behind Admiral Kowen. He even get's a panel to himself as he contemplates on Delaz's speech.
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* CompositeCharacter: [[spoiler:At the Zeon Base in Africa Neuen Bitter busts out a Mobile Armor that combines the Adzam from the original ''Gundam'' with the Apsallus from ''08th MS Team'', with a Zaku I mounted on top]].
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** The Federation has descended into extreme factionalism with different groups vying for control. The entire reason that the Albion, Unit 1 and Unit 2 are commissioned are as a means for Admiral Kowen to make a name for himself and secure his standing in the hierarchy. General Marnery even admits that he's happy to be posted all the way out in Torrington so he can be away from the whole mess.
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** The Federation has descended into extreme factionalism with different groups vying for control. The entire reason that the Albion, Unit 1 and Unit 2 are commissioned are as a means for Admiral Kowen to make a name for himself and secure his standing in the hierarchy. General Marnery even admits that he's happy to be posted all the way out in Torrington so he can be away from the whole mess. Miller and Burning attribute the factionalism as to why the Albion receives so little support from the Federation, as if the other CO's simply want to see Kowen fail.
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** The Federation has descended into extreme factionalism with different groups vying for control. The entire reason that the Albion, Unit 1 and Unit 2 are commissioned are as a means for Admiral Kowen to make a name for himself and secure his standing in the hierarchy. General Marnery even admits that he's happy to be posted all the way out in Torrington so he can be away from the whole mess.
** The landing at Lhase Base shows that there's a rivalry between ground and space forces in the Federation with the base staff taking the time to rub it into Monsha and Bate's faces that they don't get downtime.
** The Federation has descended into extreme factionalism with different groups vying for control. The entire reason that the Albion, Unit 1 and Unit 2 are commissioned are as a means for Admiral Kowen to make a name for himself and secure his standing in the hierarchy. General Marnery even admits that he's happy to be posted all the way out in Torrington so he can be away from the whole mess.
** The landing at Lhase Base shows that there's a rivalry between ground and space forces in the Federation with the base staff taking the time to rub it into Monsha and Bate's faces that they don't get downtime.
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* TheBusCameBack: Alice Miller returns, still working with the Intelligence Bureau. She's brought on to investigate the intel leak and report on the Albion's progress. Terry Sanders Jr. shows up as a soldier at the Lhase Base in Central Asia; Bate gets into a fist fight with him.
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*** Alice Miller shows up to investigate the Anaheim traitor.
* HeroicSacrifice: Much in the vein of Ryu from the original ''Gundam'', [[spoiler:Allen]] sacrifices himself by kamikazeing his core fighter into the charging blast of a Zeon Mobile Armor, saving the Albion crew at the cost of his life.
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* ShedArmorGainSpeed: GP-01 is introduced with the Chobham Armor; said armor is for extra protection during the nuclear tests. As tough as it is, Uraki notes that it cripples the mobility and makes it less agile than a GM. Much like the original wearer of the armor, the Alex, Unit 1 purges it for better speed and agility.
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* ShedArmorGainSpeed: GP-01 is introduced with the Chobham Armor; said armor is for extra protection during the nuclear tests. As tough as it is, Uraki notes that it cripples the mobility and makes it less agile than a GM. Much like the original wearer of the armor, the Alex, Unit 1 purges it for better speed and agility.agility.
* SparedByTheAdaptation: Lt. Dick Allen was killed in the ''Stardust Memory'' when a Dom fired a bazooka round straight through his cockpit. In ''Rebellion'' the rocket strikes his backpack from further back and he survives. Allen would go on to accompany the Albion crew for more of the story and [[spoiler:dies much later during the fight to stop the HLV from launching at the Zeon base in Africa]].
* SparedByTheAdaptation: Lt. Dick Allen was killed in the ''Stardust Memory'' when a Dom fired a bazooka round straight through his cockpit. In ''Rebellion'' the rocket strikes his backpack from further back and he survives. Allen would go on to accompany the Albion crew for more of the story and [[spoiler:dies much later during the fight to stop the HLV from launching at the Zeon base in Africa]].
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* DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler:Nick Orville]] is hunted down and killed by mobsters affiliated with Zeon who didn't want said affiliation going public. In the series Zeon's attempts to kill him failed and he was presumably captured offscreen.
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* DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler:Nick Orville]] is hunted down and killed by mobsters affiliated with Zeon who didn't want said affiliation going public. In the series OVA Zeon's attempts to kill him failed and he was presumably captured offscreen.
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* DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler:Nick Orville]] is hunted down and killed by mobsters affiliated with Zeon who didn't want said affiliation going public. In the series Zeon's attempts to kill him failed and he was presumably captured offscreen.
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* DecompositeCharacter: Bernard Monsha's role in the series is divided between him and Dick Allen. Monsha retains much of his character, but he's introduced into the Albion crew much later and his scenes and the desire to pilot Unit 1 are taken up by Allen.
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* DecompositeCharacter: Bernard Monsha's role in the series is divided between him and Dick Allen. Monsha retains much of his character, but he's introduced into the Albion crew much later and his scenes and the desire to pilot Unit 1 are taken up by Allen. Right as Allen departs the ship, Monsha rushes in to fill the void and resume his old role.
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** Gato's escape from Australia to the Zeon base in Africa is expanded upon much more. The Albion even manages to intercept him during the journey and get into a fight with the Zeon Naval soldiers.
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** When fighting in the Indian Ocean the federation deploys the Fish-eyes (Aquatic Ball units) and Aqua GM's.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Miller's not exactly a friendly or ethical person but she does have her head in the game. She sees through the Zeon feint with a disguised civilian ship and bluntly makes it clear her distrust of the Anaheim engineers; a well founded distrust as the spy is hidden amongst them.
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* NeverFoundTheBody: Though Kou manages to sink the submarine carrying Unit 2, he doesn't believe for a second that Gato died. Even with the recovery underway, Kowen seems inclined to believe him. Naturally Kou's proven correct.
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* DecompositeCharacter: Bernard Monsha's role in the series is divided between him and Dick Allen. Monsha retains much of his character, but he's introduced into the Albion crew much later and his scenes and the desire to pilot Unit 1 are taken up by Allen.
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* AdaptationalJerkass: Since Lt. Allen survives a lot longer he's fleshed out more and he ends up taking some of Monsha's role as the guy who wants the Gundam for himself. When cleaning up Karcs's room, he slams Kou against the wall, demanding the suit. He's also the one that screws with the terminal to get Kou to crash his fighter rather than Monsha; all to make Kou look incompetent.
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*** When Gato makes his escape aboard the captured Feddie Sub, they rendezvous with the Kraken team who field a Z'gok-E and a Hy-Gogg.
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* AscendedExtra: Dick Allen, the Powered GM Pilot, survives his encounter with the Dom early in the series and is expanded upon much more in this version of events.
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* ContinuityNod: Even moreso than the OVA. The series brings in references to tons of weaponry and MS Designs from previous series.
** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam0080WarInThePocket''
*** Unit 1 shows up decked out in its own suit of Chobham Armor, similar to the Alex.
*** Much like the Original OVA, the GM Cannon II and GM Custom were created from the Alex's data and its influences can be seen in both suits.
** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamThe08thMSTeam''
*** Torrington Base has several Hover Trucks stationed at it. Mora and Nina chase after the stolen Unit 2 in one instead of a jeep.
*** The GM Type-C's at Torrington make use of YHI FH-X180 180mm Cannon. Kou uses it to blow off the arm of Gailey's Dom.
** Alice Miller shows up to investigate the Anaheim traitor.
** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam0080WarInThePocket''
*** Unit 1 shows up decked out in its own suit of Chobham Armor, similar to the Alex.
*** Much like the Original OVA, the GM Cannon II and GM Custom were created from the Alex's data and its influences can be seen in both suits.
** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamThe08thMSTeam''
*** Torrington Base has several Hover Trucks stationed at it. Mora and Nina chase after the stolen Unit 2 in one instead of a jeep.
*** The GM Type-C's at Torrington make use of YHI FH-X180 180mm Cannon. Kou uses it to blow off the arm of Gailey's Dom.
** Alice Miller shows up to investigate the Anaheim traitor.
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* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Gato throws one of the Beam Javelins from a defeated Fed unit right through Kalent's GM, killing him.
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* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Gato throws one of the Beam Javelins from a defeated Fed unit right through Kalent's GM, killing him.him.
* ShedArmorGainSpeed: GP-01 is introduced with the Chobham Armor; said armor is for extra protection during the nuclear tests. As tough as it is, Uraki notes that it cripples the mobility and makes it less agile than a GM. Much like the original wearer of the armor, the Alex, Unit 1 purges it for better speed and agility.
* ShedArmorGainSpeed: GP-01 is introduced with the Chobham Armor; said armor is for extra protection during the nuclear tests. As tough as it is, Uraki notes that it cripples the mobility and makes it less agile than a GM. Much like the original wearer of the armor, the Alex, Unit 1 purges it for better speed and agility.
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** Yuri Hasler, the Axis Commander who lends support to Delaz in the latter half of the OVA, shows up at the beginning of the Manga during the flashback. He's added to the material adapted from ''The Mayfly of Space'' where he, Delaz, Asakura, and the other commanders discuss what to do after the war. Hasler states his intention to flee to Axis.
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** The other designers for the Gundams appear much earlier as well, seeing Nina off. Notably Lucette, shows up much earlier than her debut on the La Vie en Rose.
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* GrandTheftPrototype: As in the original, the main conflict is kicked off with the theft of the GP-02.GP-02.
* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Gato throws one of the Beam Javelins from a defeated Fed unit right through Kalent's GM, killing him.
* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Gato throws one of the Beam Javelins from a defeated Fed unit right through Kalent's GM, killing him.
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* GrandTheftPrototype: As in the original, the main conflict is kicked off with the theft of the GP-02.
* GrandTheftPrototype: As in the original, the main conflict is kicked off with the theft of the GP-02.
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* CanonImmigrant: Several of the MSV suits are adapted into the manga.
** Gato's Gelgoog was shown in series, the manga also shows his Rick Dom and High Mobility Zaku II.
** The Zaku I Sniper is shown assisting in the GrandTheftPrototype. In response, the Federation deploy GM Night Seekers and a GM Sniper Custom.
* CanonImmigrant: Several of the MSV suits are adapted into the manga.
** Gato's Gelgoog was shown in series, the manga also shows his Rick Dom and High Mobility Zaku II.
** The Zaku I Sniper is shown assisting in the GrandTheftPrototype. In response, the Federation deploy GM Night Seekers and a GM Sniper Custom.
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** The story opens on the Battle of Solomon rather than A Baoa Qu. Karius and Kelly are seen assisting Gato in the defense of the base.
** Cima and her pirates debut in the very first chapter whereas they were the last villains to be revealed in series and were only shown after Gato had fled Earth.
** The Immortal 4th Team debut a little earlier in the manga than in the OVA. They engage Gato in space for a short battle before being called to Australia.
** The story opens on the Battle of Solomon rather than A Baoa Qu. Karius and Kelly are seen assisting Gato in the defense of the base.
** Cima and her pirates debut in the very first chapter whereas they were the last villains to be revealed in series and were only shown after Gato had fled Earth.
** The Immortal 4th Team debut a little earlier in the manga than in the OVA. They engage Gato in space for a short battle before being called to Australia.
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* AdaptationExpansion: Numerous examples. The manga spends the first five issues establishing the characters and the backstory before arriving at the OVA's beginning.
** The creation of the Gundams is highlighted with it being revealed that they're the pet project of Admiral Kowen as a means to advance in the ranks of the Federation. Further more is gone into their development with GP-02's staff revealed to be ex-Zeon.
** Nina's arrival on Earth and visit to Jaburo are given a little more focus whereas the OVA simply began with them arriving in Australia.
** Several minor Mobile Suits are given formal introductions and examined. Where the Dra-C came from is addressed as are the reasons why it's designed the way it is. The Powered GM is also shown being converted with its specifications being laid out.
* AdaptationExpansion: Numerous examples. The manga spends the first five issues establishing the characters and the backstory before arriving at the OVA's beginning.
** The creation of the Gundams is highlighted with it being revealed that they're the pet project of Admiral Kowen as a means to advance in the ranks of the Federation. Further more is gone into their development with GP-02's staff revealed to be ex-Zeon.
** Nina's arrival on Earth and visit to Jaburo are given a little more focus whereas the OVA simply began with them arriving in Australia.
** Several minor Mobile Suits are given formal introductions and examined. Where the Dra-C came from is addressed as are the reasons why it's designed the way it is. The Powered GM is also shown being converted with its specifications being laid out.
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''Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Rebellion'' is a manga adaptation of the ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam0083StardustMemory'' OVA penned by the Takashi Imanishi, the director of the latter half of the anime with art and mech designs by Masato Natsumoto. It began in June of 2013.
''Rebellion'' retells the events of the original series but expands on and diverges from certain plot points much in the same vein as ''Manga/MobileSuitGundamTheOrigin'', a series that Imanishi also worked on. As such the series still functions as an interquel of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' and ''Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam'' but it also ties in plot points and characters from other series such as ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamThe08thMSTeam'' and ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamMSIGLOO''.
Three Years after the conclusion of the One Year War, a shaky peace has come to the Earth Sphere. The peace does not last long as [[TheRemnant Remnants]] of the Zeon fleet hatch a new plot and steal the GP-02, a powerful new Gundam armed with a nuclear warhead. It's up to EnsignNewbie Kou Uraki and the crew of the Albion to track the thief, Zeon Ace Anavel Gato, down and recover the unit. Yet all is not as it seems; factionalism in the Federation threatens to boil over as the Zeon formulate their newest scheme: Operation Stardust.
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* AdaptationExpansion
''Rebellion'' retells the events of the original series but expands on and diverges from certain plot points much in the same vein as ''Manga/MobileSuitGundamTheOrigin'', a series that Imanishi also worked on. As such the series still functions as an interquel of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' and ''Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam'' but it also ties in plot points and characters from other series such as ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamThe08thMSTeam'' and ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamMSIGLOO''.
Three Years after the conclusion of the One Year War, a shaky peace has come to the Earth Sphere. The peace does not last long as [[TheRemnant Remnants]] of the Zeon fleet hatch a new plot and steal the GP-02, a powerful new Gundam armed with a nuclear warhead. It's up to EnsignNewbie Kou Uraki and the crew of the Albion to track the thief, Zeon Ace Anavel Gato, down and recover the unit. Yet all is not as it seems; factionalism in the Federation threatens to boil over as the Zeon formulate their newest scheme: Operation Stardust.
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* AdaptationExpansion
