The best part of the Mobile Suit Gundam franchise would easily be the giant robots themselves, with these mecha being some of the most iconic and recognizable parts of the brand's various anime. Ever ...

For many, Ebikawa is known for his elegant and stylish mecha designs for Full Metal Panic! as well as some of the newer Gundam shows. It was great to talk to him about how he brought such mecha as ...

Speaking of ugly designs, the RX-124 Gundam TR-6 ... Through its DG cells, it evolved bigger and bigger until it became the size of a space colony, making it the biggest Gundam mecha to date. More.

The mobile suits (called Strikers) pay obvious homage to the Gundam franchise, practically copying designs in some cases.

The latest Mecha BREAK trailer showcases gorgeous mecha featuring designs by mech artists Takayuki Yanase (Metal Gear, Gundam, Armored Core, Death Stranding) and Junya Ishigaki (Xenogears, Gundam ...

Gundam 0080 also deviated in a stylistic way as well. From the lovely character designs by Haruhiko Mikimoto to the more grounded mecha designs by Yutaka Izubuchi.. The mecha designs are also ...

Mecha anime, featuring giant robots and complex fictional machines, has captivated viewers since the genre rose to prominence in the 1970s.Over the decades, iconic series like Mobile Suit Gundam ...

Despite its groundbreaking narrative and visionary design, Turn A Gundam has often been overshadowed within the Gundam fandom. ... with the mecha's design deviating from the standard Gunpla aesthetic.

Which “Gundam” toy is best? In 1979, Japanese viewers first laid their eyes on a Gundam. In the “Mobile Suit Gundam” anime TV series, large robots, also known as mecha, would be manned by ...

Although the Hiriko doesn't boast the same degrees of freedom as a Gundam, it does have a folding mechanism, which allows it to reduce its length by a meter (3.3 ft) to take up less space when parked.