ITT: Pitch your ideas for a Gundam show

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'Nuff said.

>>15306707
this is pretty mediocre but unironically better than most AUs, just sayin :)

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SEED OVA with a Calamity variant as the lead.

It defects from the Earth Federation to a newly formed Moon-based nation.

TM Revolution does the OP, the ED is done by a no-name smooth jazz artist in English, and it vaguely criticizes American foreign policy.

I figure I'll make a couple million in royalties.

>>15306732
You just want to take a stab at AU, faggot.

>>15306707
Sounds cool, I'd watch with interest. The hubris needed to name your own generation/year 'Perfect Century' is a frightening one though.
Will contribute something in the morning if this is still around.

>>15306753
>The hubris needed to name your own generation/year 'Perfect Century' is a frightening one though.
I just thought it sounded cool, sorry.

The year is 9781, Humanity has gone beyond the galaxies and colonize other planets much further away from Earth which has now become uninhabitable. Humanity has evolved to a certain degree and adapted to each of the planets unique environment.

One such galaxy contains a Solar System, A sun and 5 planets. The hot desert closest to the sun known as Estio. The lush jungle of Aurelius that is rife with new emerging technology. Gaia the most balanced and technological planet that sits in the middle of the five orbiting planets. Ether a planet with many magnetically floating islands surrounding a body of sea and the furthest planet from the sun, Uslavia with the cold climates that snow's every night.

Each of the 2 planets (Estio/Aurelius and Ether/Uslavia) join forces and fight for control of the planet Gaia and many of the unique and unknown technologies that can give one side an advantage, however not all is what it seems on Gaia...

Our protagonist is Enlight a 19 year old who recently graduated from Military School and is ready to pilot a Mobile Suit to fight. On his first missions fighting a battle of Attrition on one of the many moons of Gaia his MS badly damaged falls onto a damaged roof of a warehouse. Enlight escapes as noises of MS came thundering in the warehouse only to find a peculiar Mobile Suit that is inactive, the powerplant compartment is left opened with wires attached and the powerplant itself engraved with the words GUNDAM......

>>15306764
Forgot to add, Enlight is from Ether

>>15306707
>Lancer Derobe
>>15306764
>Enlight
I don't know about your ideas themselves, >>15306707 seems too cliché and >>15306764 seems too far-fetched, but those are some great names. It's like you guys borrowed Tomino's naming sense.

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set 2 years after the event of F91

the success of F91 Gundam made SNRI eager to produce better MS, resulting an arm race even more crazier than Zeon war era.

Leonard Mass is one of the test pilot for Formula gundams. during the test phase of F92 gundam he clashed with newbie pilot Harrison Ford in outdated Jegan who always dream to pilot a gundam, those two became friend afterward.

at the same time various weird and unique sea creature-like MS blueprints keep mysteriously distributed to rebels and mercenaries, resulting skirmishes on daily basis.

SNRI with the help from federation then form field research team to investigate and put stop to these illegal weapon craze and at the same time running combat test for the Formula series.

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>>15306707
00 Side Stories. Its Fon's time to shine

>>15306707
It is the new Outer Era, and most of the planets in the Solar System are dotted with self-sufficient colonies.
Our protagonists are the crew of the mining and exploration ship Steel Duke, on a mission to Pluto, from their mining company Ashling & Pearson Mining. As they arrive, they receive a warning from their home base located on Earth - the human colonies around the Pluto system have discovered a new element, one that releases far more energy that most power reactors while still being safe. Now the Plutonian Union has declared independence, and is now either destroying or capturing all Earth-affiliated ships and personnel around their sector of the Kuiper Belt. But because the message from Ashling and Pearson took around 5 hours to reach the Steel Duke, they are caught by surprise when Plutonian mobile suits mount an attack on their defenseless ship. Thankfully, another Earth-affiliated ship, the Audacious owned by Outbound Security Consultants, comes to the Steel Duke's rescue. The Audacious is armed and already carries some mobile suits, allowing it to fend off the Plutonian forces. They decide to head back to Neptune, but a larger Plutonian fleet is detected.

The Steel Duke and the Audacious immediately hole up in an asteroid field, knowing that the Plutonian battleships can outrun and destroy them easily. In the field, the Steel Duke discovers a strange mobile suit, with the pilot inside dead. The new mobile suit is far more powerful than any mobile suits that the Plutonians or Outbound possesses. It can teleport even though most warp drives could only be fitted with a ship-sized reactor. It has a series of funnels that each contain powerful antimatter cannons capable of punching through the thickest defenses of a battleship. The crews on the ships repair the unit, and prepare to use it to fight off any Plutonian attacks as they attempt to escape. So begins the story of the mobile suit with GUNDAM emblazoned in its cockpit.

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65 years have passed since the first human settlement on Luna had been founded. In commemoration of that day, the ISS has since revealed the "Selenic Era" calendar, which eventually proved very popular with the budding cultures of the Earth and Moon peoples.

Happy as things seem from the moon, the reality is anything but. After the abrupt decline of the United Nations following failures in several bloody conflicts in the European sphere, new powers are beginning their attempts at erecting their respective borders across Eastern Europe and the Middle East, many of them remnants of previous war fronts.

Zeid Feisel, once a contracted "mobile-suit" (MS) pilot as part of the Amman Self-Military Mobile Task Force finds his combat group re-entering low Earth orbit after being separated from their mobile command base following a lengthy campaign of battles against mercenary forces, largely due to the Chi-baryon curtains that had been sent up into atmosphere a day ago.

To make matters worse, they suddenly encounter the mobile battalions of the group apparently responsible for the baryon curtain launch, the New Eastern Command Initiative. Its stealth-capable mobile command base, the Mariposa III, under the command of acting(?) captain Yanthelei Freneca, is making a speedy escape below his squadron.

Questions begin to pile as all is not as it seems. Despite initial animosities, Yanthelei seemed genuine enough when she authorized the lost squadron to board the Mariposa for some emergency medical attention on wounded personnel. However, she is unwilling to reveal the truth behind the Mariposa's circumstances, even to some of her own crew, her expression wrenched with guilt.

The story begins when the ship receives a distress signal from a civilian HV vessel, which had been stranded due to engine failure at an off-shore industrial complex for refitting ships in transit and repairs.

>>15306758
I meant the people in the universe, not you.

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>>15306947
Looking past the fact that the vast complex had apparently been transformed into a micro-nation complete with its own colony of residents, the civilians, boarding school students, Mariposa crew, squadron pilots, and the residents exchange names and trade stories in the short respite offered to them. The command center soon afterwards receive transmission from a high-speed mobile command carrier headed for the complex.

They are threatening the use of lethal force.

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>>15306966

Long story short, approaching pilots turn out to be cool, normal people. But then their CO gets word of something, and their forced to train their weapons on the Mariposa. The ship gets sunk, but the death is slow and most, if not all the crew members escape safely.

Boarding school kid finds the mysterious Oratorio mobile suit at the bottom level of the complex, mobile suits start to fight, kid wants to get into the damn robot, when all of a sudden Zeid takes his place because he actually knows what he's doing.

After a lot of shouting an in-fighting, the Oratorio, which is partially thrashed, reveals never-before-seen photon curtain technology, which completely makes the command cruiser's cannons job, and causing a halo phenomenon to form in the sky overhead.

The cruiser captain is arrested by guy in shades, the fighting abruptly stops, and guy with shades tells Yanthelei;

"It's official... The United States just declared war on China."

At the same time, the kid and Zeid discover a video archived inside the Oratorio. It only says this;

"You're going up against the entire world. Whoever you are, be strong."

As a war to discover the truth behind a WMD capable of destroying the moon enters its prelude stage, the Oratorio is hastily repaired and refitted with new armor, becoming designated the Oratorio (GNDM).

Also the main romance is probably Zeid x Yanthelei? And the Gundam has massive gains, like the Captain Earth above. Photon powers, crazy defensive hax powers. Guy who leads micro-nation also keeps calling the Oratorio "Gundam", because apparently GNDM = Gundam.

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Racing using Mobile Suits, with animation like in Redline.

>hundreds of years after our IRL timeline setting
>technology has advanced so much, AI Gfs, robots walk the streets, advanced bionics for amputees..etc..
>Construction machines have been replaced with more humanoid looking mechs, able to capture the driver's body motions perfectly (like G-gundam) without the need of siting down and push buttons
>Eventually people use mobile suits for crime
>Military develops mobile suits for war
>shitstorms happen in shithole 3rd world countries
>mobile suits run around killing ppl like ants
>anti terrorism force starring the MC is tasked with travelling globally on the "WHITE HORSE" hovership, stopping terrorist scum with their prototype fancy pants mobilesuits.
>lots of politics
>lots of tacticool action
>Big war with the notmuslims and their illegal mobile suits, invading all parts of the world
>Big mecha crusades with the good guys and their CRUSADER type mobilesuits defending their homelands
>MC is not a pussy and fucks his childhood friend at least once

Power Armors with UC Gundam-esque attributes

Solar System War I between the governing power of the colonies of the Inner Planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars,) vs the colonies of the Outer Sphere Planets

Squad based trope ala Exo Squad etc.

MC is from a Jupiter colony and drafted into the Inner Federation

Jupiter's colonies are the primary contributor to the Outer Sphere Planet's politics and military

Each planet has their own set of colonies with bunches. So Outer Sphere government would likely have a senate.

crossbone adaptation

Aaaaagh, I wanna present my ideas for a Gundam show, but like, I can barely get the idea across, compared to everyone else.

>>15308024
Just do it. I'll tell you what I think.

Half a century after the Solar System War, Earth Federation SoF team and Mars Republic investigative unit combine to track down reports of armed conflict by a group only known as The Fangs in the current era, taking them throughout mainly Earth, Mars, the asteroid belt, the Jupiter Nation, and the State of Neptune, to the Federation's beyond-lightspeed testing facility at Eris, and back again.

At the end, The Fangs and their traitor backers enact the final battle of the Solar War by re-attempting a colony drop using a leftover factory colony from the last war. For the part of the EF and her allies, they play the role of the defenders that diverted the previous colony drop from the EF HQ and allowed the war to de-escalate. This time, the colony is put back into orbit by slowing it down CCA-style with MS and warships with tow cables just long enough for EF troops to retake the colony's control room and reactivate its recovery systems just before the re-entry limit.

There are Gundam-lookalikes everywhere but they stretch from Solar War relics to the cutting-edge black project units used by The Fangs. Gundam is just a popular public, marketing, and media phrase to describe noteworthy MS, it's used to talk about anything, from specific MS belonging to an ace pilot to an entire lineage of designs. Fang units are named Gundam Zeon, Neu-Xeon, Axis, etc., characters frequently talk about previous-war Federation aces like the White Demon, Shooting Star, Spectre, Mirage, the Vanguard Ace, so on and so forth.

Basically CCA in essence, I guess.

An AI takes control of all facilities on Mars, using defense system to purge all humans and build a massive army of war machines, and creates a race of synthetic humans who obey its every word.

The AI has seen how Earth has become a cyberpunk society of degenerates ruled by greedy corporations who are at the brink of war with eachother. However, the AI feels some strange sense of duty to the human society as a whole, and thus decides to test Earth, believing that the only way to unify humans is to become the bigger evil against which the humans must fight for their survival. Seeing how humans live aimlessly like hedonists, the AI sought to give their lives purpose again by having them face the dangers of life and death.

It promised the synth-humans freedom should humanity fail to fight back, so that a new society may rise from the ashes of war regardless of who wins. One week later, a surprise attack by elite Martian forces carried out on the five largest cities of Earth wiped out 35% of the human population. The AI sent a transmission to all media: "You have five years from now to destroy me. If you fail, it will be Earth who falls instead."

In response, the corporations formed a temporary alliance to combat the Martian threat. As most of the contemporary Mobile Suits were the size of an AC as they were designed around fighting in urban quarters, replacing them would be costly, so instead massive expansion units were designed called Mobile Dresses to allow regular MSs to fight in space or against the Martian monstrosities.

Space warfare was a rarity at the time, considering most battles were fought on ground, but there were mercenary forces who were trained to fight in space using older suits made for space battles. Now they are in high demand, as the story follows the Tachi Squadron, who captured a Martian transport carrier carrying a bizarre Martian Mobile Dress, incompatible with any known MS. It was called, the 'Antares Gundam'...

>>15308024
Just put your ideas down and soon enough you can make an interesting premise. Anybody can come up with a good story.

>>15306707
Gundam Logistic Support Team

These are the adventure of the team that keep the war machines running. From routine maintenance to emergency supply requisition, these are the people who make it all work.

The adventures would be more realistic, like a the critical supply shuttle gets intercepted. You wouldn't see an elite strike team take it back, you would see the team scramble to as fall back plan #48 go into effect an they evacuate a front line base knowing the they can't get the Gundam working for another week they don't have. Any action packed supply raids would be done off screen by other units, they would just get the stuff and use it to keep things running as best they could. The real battle would be between department heads auguring over lean supply or enriched supply stances on how to best support their Gundam. The war would be a background that periodically mess them up.

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>>15306707
Posted this in the FeMC thread

>>15309460

tfw when Sunrise will never fund this

A gundam series with a good premise for politics

g gundam but if you lose you get your dick cut off

>>15307019
feels vaguely Patlabor-ey

I don't think Gundam should ever move away from Earth, I feel like that's a pre-requisite

>>15311280
Some patterns need to be broken, otherwise we'll
never get an AU that truly is its own thing.

>>15311288
Then why make it Gundam at all? Just make something original

>>15311299
Because we like the Gundam aesthetic.

Adapt Glory of the Losers let Mamoru Oshii direct.

>Gundam outside the solar system

Just stop.

>>15306707
What about zombies...with mobile suits?

>>15311319
That's fucking retarded.
I'd still watch it though

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>>15311319
Already done.

>>15306707

Transhumanist Age, 195, humanity as we know it is dead, existing only as a mechanical singularity in The Solar System. Now, one piece of the singularity has broken free, designated as the Gundam, a mechanized weapon in the shape of Man.

With its powerful "beam rifle," encoded with the DNA of countless species, the Gundam stands as the harbinger of a new humanity, impregnating The Singularity with biotechnical life.

In the year 3024 of the Rising Century, the Earth Federation is at war with the Space Colonies, due to an assassination of a major political figure from the Colonies when they were visiting Earth.

Utilizing humanoid machines known as Mobile Suits, both sides were at a stalemate, until the Colonies introduced an ace MS known as the Pavise Gundam, which had easily dealt with the Federation's ballistic weapons-equipped mobile suits, and even a battleship's beam cannons with the use of its Double Shield System.

However, this mobile suit had one weakness: It could only defend itself from either beam or ballistic weaponry at any given time. To better exploit this, the Federation built a pair of MS given the title "Gemini Gundam": Gundam Castor, a heavily-armed beam weapons-based unit, and Gundam Pollux, a highly mobile ballistic weapons-based unit. Both featured a system known as Cross Parts, allowing them to exchange various parts with one another, from additional ammunition packs or energy cells, to even limbs, or from a nearby battleship.

Of course, with the perfect counter came the need for the perfect people to wield it, and the Federation also were artificially (and experimentally) creating a pair of pilots, Siegmund and Sieglinde, that would have a high attunement to one another, and be immensely skilled at combat.

However, the Colonies had caught wind of this operation, and instead of attempting to destroy the facilities, the Colonies instead decided to take the Gundams and the twins for themselves.

tl;dr, gundam but the gundams are on the colonies' side, also coordinators-not-coordinators aaa i should not be writing at 10 in the evening

>>15311342
>tl;dr, gundam but the gundams are on the colonies' side
Wing?

>far future of UC
>Turn X discovered on edge of solar system
>panic through Earth
>Turn A is developed to fight aliens that apparently exist with amazing technology
>years pass
>humanity divided in two nations
>one wants further technological advancement, the other wants to regress technologically
>each one has one of the Turn units
>each side has an MC who becomes their respective Turn pilots as tensions reach a head and the nations go to war
>newtype shit gets weirder and weirder as stuff from other timelines like AC, FC, etc start appearing
>war continues until turn units finally meet in battle
>moonlight butterfly activates
>ends with civilisation being destroyed

>>15306707

Has potential, but seems too fantastical; it seems like space magic gone overborard.

Lancer Derobe is terrible, by the way.

>>15306790

Boring an uninteresting.

>>15306863

Too verbose, cut it down.

>>15306947

Boring and verbose, cut it down.

>>15307004

Boring and verbose, cut it down.

>>15309072

Not engaging at all.

>>15309220

Interesting, but needs more of a plot else it's just going to be Planetes.

>>15311342

Reads like the Department of Health wrote it.

UC 300 - deep into space between Earth and Tau Ceti.

the converted saturn colony containing the millions of newtypes gathered by Judau is coasting autonomously. the millions of newtypes are all in cryosleep. the navigation AI detects a large object approaching. It's another colony converted into a sleeper ship. This one is full of remnants of zeon, jupiter, crossbone, etc. they're running low on everything and are burning up the last of their He3 to get to the Saturn Colony Ship and take it over. The Saturn ship activates pilots and crew to handle the large object's approach.

26 episodes, each over a hour of time in the show's world. Which is how long the window exist for the overtaking ship to launch all their people to the new ship. Before their ship is out of range and drifts on for all eternity, to a cold death as the power goes out and everyone starves and freezes.

Can they find peace out in space, or will the problems of humanity keep following them?

>>15311365
>remnants of the crazies who cling to the crazy even in defeat
>can Judau's group find peace with them

No doubt they're even crazier than their defeated counterparts who didn't join them on this.

Armored core corporation war setting but with stupidly fast Gundams and cute girl pilots.

>>15311349
... yeah? Except nothing's been built to destroy/wipe out colonies.

>>15311355
>Department of Health
what's this mean

Something that takes place after Victory.

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In the year 220 NE, mankind has spread throughout the solar system on terraformed planets and moons, and space colonies constructed within huge asteroids. Until a corporation called Rashkova backed by an extremist group called Gaiabound that believes humanity was never meant to live among the stars debuts the first mobile suit, a massive humanoid war machine. Several years later Gaiabound stages a secret internal coup of the United Earth government and authorizes a massive military campaign against the space colonies, disguised as a paramilitary terrorist group acting on its own accord, using its new mobile suits to strong-arm them into abandoning space and returning to live on Earth. Those that refuse are slaughtered, lacking the means to defend themselves.

One boy by the name of Kuzey living in a colony on the outer edge of the asteroid belt is the victim of one such attack, his parents and little sister brutally crushed beneath the foot of a mobile suit. He and three of his friends: Sarah, Junpei, and Amir are among the few dozen survivors of the colony, rescued by a ship called the UEV Firma Major, after its captain Jonah Wallace refused to fire on the fleeing refugees and took them aboard instead. Kuzey sneaks to the bridge and overhears the captain arguing with the new prime minister of the Earthen government, and learns the true nature of the attack, and is implanted with the seeds of intense hatred of Earth and its people. He shares the truth with his friends, and they make a vow to find some way to get revenge on the Earth, before they are separated and taken to various foster homes.

Fifteen years later Kuzey has become one of the most notorious criminals on Earth, now the only home of humanity in the solar system. He is an assassin that exclusively targets members of the Gaiabound cult and seeks to wipe them out entirely. But as the years have gone by the more widespread use of mobile suits has made it harder for him to kill his targets.

>>15311809
After he botches an attempt on the life of the prime minister that he saw back when his home was destroyed, he narrowly avoids escape after being rescued by a mysterious, beautiful woman named Melissa, who represents an underground resistance movement called Newtype, who seek to remove Gaiabound from power and return mankind from the stars. They recruit Kuzey's aid in stealing one of a brand new type of elite mobile suit called a Gundam, hoping he will aid in their cause. Kuzey joins them and acquires the G-013b Artemis, then joins Newtype in their war against the government, seeing them as a useful tool to achieve his goals.

But as the conflict slowly expands and Kuzey comes into contact with his old friends: Sarah, serving as the XO aboard the UEV Firma Major beneath the man who saved their lives; Junpei, a corporate magnate and philanthropist; and Amir, now an ace mobile suit pilot for Gaiabound and pilot of his Gundam's twin, the G-013a Apollo, his own blind hatred is thrown in his face and he has to question if his violent methods are truly a path to peace or just an outlet for his own pain. And as he commits greater atrocities, even dragging a young boy with strange mental abilities into the constantly growing war, he slowly becomes aware of Newtype's true aims to force humanity into space by destroying the Earth, and sees the ruthless things they will do to make it happen. He comes to question whether extremism is the appropriate response to extremism.

>>15306707
In the distant year of 446 of the Unknown Cycle, Solar civilization has crashed, leaving few survivors who elk out a feudal living on the battle-scarred and barely breathable surface of Mars. What little space traffic there is is controlled by the Guild, a mysterious Newtype society. The Neo-junket of Mars rule by virtue of their Mobile Suits, Armor fit for kings and each capable of defeat a lesser army of vehicles much less the sword and axe wielding forces of modern Mars. But among the Ronin, those honour-less, MA owning scum which flutter between battlefield and tourney pit, there is the legend of the Gundam. A Mobile Suit unclaimed by any Junker, whose mere existence could upset the brutal peace.

Roy Truss, illiterate peasant, stumbles upon the sleeping giant after fleeing from bandits with his village. With this Mobile Suit, he can defeat all comers, vanquish evil and slay the Giant Kings of Mars with his own giant hands.

Get ready for Mobile Suit Gundam: Gogmagog

>>15306707
Humanity has colonized the Solar System ala Cowboy Bepop, war is now PMC skirmishes fueling the war economy industry complex. One PMC develops "The Gundam" with great sucess, which forces others to up the show.

An OVA about a group of former zeons turned mercenaries after the OYW. They discovered an seemingly abandoned federation base deep in space. Shortly after they're attacked by a mysterious Gundam. All attempts to communicate and reason fail. They now must fight tooth and nail in hopes of reaching a nearby colony for assistance. Basically Alien/Predator but with Gundam.

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>>15312142
>don't talk! gundams can't see you, if you don't monologuing!
>it can smell your tragic backstory!

>>15312142

Do the mercenaries find out something like how the Gundam's hostility comes from its abandoned experimental combat AI having witnessed atrocities committed by Zeon remnants on civilians, or is it going to be a bad AI because it had an evil baby-eating Feddie programmer working on it?

>>15312213
It's another Amuro bio-brain, but they put a white mask on it so it believes it's Char and needs to destroy the Zeon usurpers.

An OVA about a former Zeon pilot who runs an Inn/garage and offers special deals to former Federation pilots to get them to stay at his hotel to murder them. Basically Psycho but with Gundam.

You guys need to learn how to condense and space your writing.

Anyone else think it would be cool to see some alternate UC what if scenarios from Gihren's Greed and the such more fleshed out? Either a series set in a universe where Zeon wins the OYW or one where Char succeeds in dropping Axis.

My idea: Mobile Suit Gundam K (Kyuuseishu, which is "Savior" in Japanese)

The calendar era is Space Century (SC), which is to signify that humanity has begun colonizing outside Earth under the authority of the United Nations League (UNL). So far, they have reached Pluto, which became a host for 72 space colonies where the metals mined from the former planet are processed. However, this era will end up also bathed in blood.

In SC 0058, the Plutonian colonies declared their independence, proclaiming themselves the "Plutonian Empire," proclaimed by one Heinrich von Lubke, who declared himself as its first "Kaiser."

In response, the New United Nations retaliated but were outfought by the guerilla tactics of the Plutonian forces, as well as the inexperience of the UNL security forces. This had caused the UNL to turn their security forces into a fully-fledged military and with the development of a new weapon derived from mining vehicles named "mobile suits," the war turned to the UNL's favor. Due to Lubke's insistence on keeping the war going, he was ousted by elements of his military, with an illegitimate son named Siegfried von Mielke as its ringleader. The Plutonians sued for peace with Mielke as the new Kaiser and the UNL allowing the Plutonian colonies to maintain their independence, provided they paid reparations.

However, these reparations caused unemployment across the Plutonian colonies due to lack of funds to pay their working class, causing resentment to the newly-formed Mielke dynasty, especially with those in the military still loyal to Lubke. On October 31, SC 0068, Mielke was found dead on his bed. The Chancellor at the time, Ludwig von Bulow, who assisted Mielke in the ousting of Lubke, proclaimed himself Kaiser.

>>15312647

Eleven years had passed since, with the year being SC 0079. Another war between Pluto and the UNL begins again as the former assault the colony adjacent with the Neptunian moon Neso. What helps the Plutonian Empire this time around are their own mobile suits, which outperform the outdated UNL mobile suits.

Six months had passed since all of Neptune fell as Neso did. A Plutonian ship attacks a colony adjacent to the moon Ferdinand, which is one of Uranus' 27 moons. The reason is that the colony held prototype weapons that can turn the tide for the UNL.

The prototypes, which are prototypes for a new generation of mobile suits, have fled, along with most of Ferdinand's population on the mobile suit carrier Brünnhilde.

i just want a gundam with star wars or mass effect esque taste where the human vs the alien (real alien! not some "OMG ALIEN IS A LOST TERRA ALL THIS TIME" shit)

>>15312668

While this is another One Year War rehash, I had the setting mostly in the entire Solar System. Also, like Cowboy Bebop, there are warp gates needed for faster space travel, with the Plutonian Empire gaining a foothold by hijacking Neptune's warp gate.

Another difference is that the Plutonian Empire develop beam weaponry first for their ships. Neither side had yet to miniaturize it, but the prototype new generation mobile suits of the UNL are equipped with beam weaponry, as is the Brünnhilde, which is equipped with beam weaponry like the Plutonian ships.

The prototype new-generation UNL mobile suits are the following:

Kyuuseishu Gundam: Melee combat prototype. Equipped with beam saber.

Toride (Fortress) Gundam: Equipped with beam cannons.

Miko Gundam: Built for electronic warfare and to guide the Toride Gundam for bombardments.

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Fantasy setting in which we are first thrown into a violent struggle between the armies of humanity and of an evil demon lord subordinate.
Within minutes however, a blinding ball of light appears from the sky and crashes into the demon commander, killing him instantly.
With the loss of their leader, the demon army scatters to recuperate, signifying a victory.

The smoke clears and we are greeted to a figure of familiar form.
A grand golem of metal.
A Gundam.

The show essentially tells the tale of an alien trying to get home.
However in this case, the protagonist is not the pilot, but a young lad who follows the pilot in admiration.
A few notes about the pilot.
>The Gundam pilot never takes his helmet off, except in private.
>He can't speak the language either, forcing him to communicate via rudimentary gestures and illustrations. (Luckily he(?) is an artist)
>He agrees to work for the human army in return for teleportation magics.
>Pilot teaches the young lad how to pilot, which plays a big part in the story later on.

As for the lad
>Starts out as a low ranked soldier, fearful of everything
>With the influence of the pilot, gains more confidence, and realizes his expertise lay in strategy
>Becomes essential in the completion of the war

The twist here is that the young lad overhears the king planning to betray the pilot, killing him and taking the Gundam for themselves to study.
We also learn that the war is based off of a false premise.
>The King violating a peace treaty in order to take control of mines of energy stores, as well as a prominent sea port located within the Demon lord's territory.
>Control of the sea port and the mine's resources would allow the King to expedite the King's true goal of waging war upon human territories of the surrounding area. (The allied countries supporting the king)
I hope you can tell at this point the war is a small scale one, essentially between two countries.

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>>15313342
The Demon Lord is soon defeated, and his armies scattered.
At which point upon the closing of a victory parade, the pilot is immediately knocked out and imprisoned.
This is where the story actually gets good.

>King immediately declares war on the allied nations
>Young lad flees the King's land, seeking the Demon lord (he didn't die, but was gravely wounded) for support.
>Learns of the full truth about the war (knew that the King planned to betray the pilot, but nothing else).
>Demon Lord is too weak to command, and so it falls to the young lad to both regroup and lead the Demon army.
>Realizes he needs the Gundam to even have a chance of defeating the strengthened Human army, and save the Pilot.
>Sets up a small team of demons to infiltrate the King's armory. (Think Helck)
>Manages to secure Gundam, and immediately make off to save Pilot.

>Save is successful, however pilot is badly weakened due to torture and malnourishment.
>In no shape to pilot, it falls to the young lad to take control of the suit.
>In a scene where the pilot relinquishes full control of the suit, the pilot finally removes helmet and gives it to the young lad.
The pilot is actually a woman. (Metroid anyone?)
>Full access to all of the suits capabilities directly interfaces the pilot with the MS, also increasing performance and allowing access to more weapons.

Lad finds it weird that the King's army have advanced so much in such a short period of time.
>Turns out that the King has had his wizards mass-produce magical approximations of the Gundam through reverse engineering.
>Essentially giant suits of mobile armor

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>>15313344
The rest of the story consists of the lad convincing the human allied armies to trust the demons, and to team up with the demon army to take down the King.
>Explains that the demons never had grievances the humans, and only lived as humans did before the war began.
>A lack of communication and underlying hatred due to wars centuries past, were the cause for rising tensions.
>In order to continue living, humans and demons would have to stop avoiding each other.

Final boss is the king himself, piloting a Magical MS imbued with the souls of all of those who had fallen during the war; both human and demon.
>Throughout the show it is hinted that the Pilot had something special about her, outside of skill, that made her the superior combatant.
>She's a newtype (or something like that.)
>With the Lad piloting and doing his best to fend off the King's attacks, the Pilot sits behind him, using the Gundam to amplify her abilities; allowing her to communicate with the souls trapped within the suit.
>The Magical MS rebels against the king, physically seizing up for a short while, and allowing the Young Lad to run him through with a beam saber.

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>>15313364
So basically the story is a tale of racism, blind nationalism, and political corruption.
All wrapped up in a fantasy setting.

As for the Gundam itself, it's basically a final-season/movie suit.
Totally over-powered, and wielding an arsenal that would make a mountain shit itself.
Problem is that most of its systems were damaged upon the teleportation misfire and crash landing, and as such its full capabilities don't really surface until near the end, once repairs are complete.

Also if I wasn't clear, the Demon's aren't innocent in the least.
It's both the fault of the humans and the demons that the war began.

Gundam Mercenary
10 years after a devastating space battle, a scavenger is picking through what remains of the invading fleet he was a part of.
He discovers a stripped down mobile suit, partially clad with white plating, and a woman attempting to get it in working order. The woman turns out to be the AI of the mobile suit operating an android drone, and cuts a deal with our protagonist: Help her with the repairs and she will bequeath herself to him.
The big dog salvagers who normally bully the protagonist and steal what he scrapes together now ambush the Gundam in an attempt to take it, but the Vulcan cannons mounted in the head make short and bloody work of them.
From there on out, one mercenary contract spread over every two episodes. Much consumption of alcohol and tobacco in run-down space stations plus fist fights and gambling. AI disapproves of pilot's wasteful habits. Gradual re-armoring and rearmament as cash accrues (and the series progresses).
Overall tone is a sort of space western: the drifter and his trusty steed.

I don't know, maybe in the far future every planet in solar system at least have 1 bunch of colonies and because of its distance there is some distrust that start arms race between them.

Maybe the story will start with an incident involving several royal family that shown the power of one faction.
Afraid of the possibility of that faction power, several faction joining to create greater power, and big powers start to decimate small factions before their union getting stronger.

The Gundam itself is just a unit survived from the incident and happened to be involved in almost every big event between all of the factions.

I don't know. My main language is not English.

It is the year 00XX of the C Y B E R F U T U R E

The XEON Corporation rule Neo Colonial City with an iron fist. Their Virtual Suits, unmanned drones with powerful weapons, suppress the people. Deadliest of all are the Neo Neon group, led by the Infrared Comet.

But, a new hope for the people comes from an underground club, White Bass, where a power armoured hero emerges. His name... Aes Thetic.

A deadly tale of retrowave music, technopumping cyberaction and blazing lazers lighting the neon rain, it's CYBER WARRIOR GUNDAM

>>15312142
Anon, I think that if you write an original work with this same premise it would be a really good novel. The idea is pretty good.

>>15306707
Pilots must be completely nude

if you want a good gundam setting

Take SRW with all gundams and mix it up with battetech

its the year 3165 and mankind is once again at war, there are no G-Unit, LondoBell and nothing else, only gundams and MS pilots fighting wars for money, Loyalty and Glory
in a galaxy once again engulfed in war


>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZWxgLQZano
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jY-DYfDbUQ4
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxEAaJfGUzM

Char is the leader of his own merc unit, Zeon's are Clans, White fang is Smoke Jaguar/Jade Falcons and Oz/Romefeller is House Steiner

>>15315476

Char's mech unit would be hilarious to the point that the one who would pay for damages and repairs would be Bright

and him piloting a bright red 100 ton assault mech that is 3x faster than a firemoth

Mobile Suit Gundam Siege:

Human race have spread through the solar system, terraforming planets and creating various colonies. This also created a new diversity of cultures, political systems, social classes and ethcinities, what also brought prejudices and bitter rivalries between them. After a whole two centuries of wars through the solar system, what encompass the fighting for independence of the colonies, the downfall of the old earth based political regime and then the wars between the newly established nations, a fragile peace was achieved and all the solar system nations are now part of a new Federation, wtih a unified army/space navy. But the prejudices, racism, hate and rivalries between them still exists.

Soon after the formation of this Federation, some few years, a external threat attacks the human settlements on the outer regions of the solar system. Its a alien fleet, which counts with mechanizied giant warriors. After initial crushing defeats, the Federation Forces finally halt the alien advance around the Jupiter trojan. Humans start studying the remains of destroyed equipaments of the Aliens as well as specimen corpses left behind in the battle, which reveals that aside from some few features, they are normal sized humanoid's. With this, the federation creates their own, clumsy, version of the enemy giant mechanized warriors; mobile suits, and form their first units. The story centers around one of those mobile suit units, formed with personnel from various diferent backgrounds and nationalities, and how they need to put their differences aside, or at least try, to battle against a common foe. Also, while the majority of the pilots are young, the senior officers are all veterans of the old wars and former enemies.

>>15315542
The name of the story comes from the fact that the after the Jupiter Trojan Battle, the Federation Forces retired to the protection of the asteroid belt between Jupiter and Mars.The alien hostile forces regrouped and reformed outside of the belt, laying siege on the remaining human held territories.

The adventures of a super ultra technological Gundam equipped with Ai and superior technology compared to everything that exists in his own world. Unfortunately, he could never fight because its cost was so fucking high, and when they found the courage to deploy it in battle, it was too late.

Earth was fucked and so were the colonies.

Now the Gundam wanders alone in a ruined world, working as a mercenary, and often changing its pilot depending of his meetings.

The AI is not exactly a Super "Brave ai". Often takes possession of the bodies of his previous deaths pilots in battle and use them as avatars.
Almost no one knows that the Gundam is his will and it's the equivalent of a fantasy dragon that found itself as a hero for fortuity.

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Pimp my Mobile Suit

A short 12 episode series where a mechanic's shop talks with and builds suits for all the important pilots of the Gundam franchise. Every once in a while, they build a mobile suit based on the winner of the Gunpla competition, and the builder who made the suit is tapped to voice themself in the anime.

Set very far in the future. Takes place on a planet that is the equivalent of bumfuck nowhere. The colonists are constantly in conflict with each other, fighting for resources after their generation ship fell into the gravity well and scattered across the planet, dividing the people and the original resources the ship carried. Various factions fight it out trying to claim more pieces of the ship and the tech that is hidden within.

The story follows one particular faction, Blue Star, that isn't particularly aggressive, but they still protect themselves using hijacked mobile suits. When the strongest, most militant faction, Towards Eden, scouts them out and starts harassing them they're forced to deploy their one of a kind experimental MS, Gundam! During the battle the main cast discovers that Towards Eden is looking for a small intergalactic ship, that was stored on the generation ship, that can take a small population to the place from which the generation ship was launched, Earth. From there on out the main cast decides they want to get in on that and leave their town with the Gundam and a few MS to find the ship for themselves and get off the planet.

What ensues is a wacky adventure that follows the cast and their exploits as they battle other factions and swindle people while looking for the ship.

>>15306707
Got one

>Mobile Suit Gundam White Wolf

300 years after the Sol Age where the various human factions united after years of constant wars, humanity managed for the first time go beyond the boundaries of the Solar System and discover new worlds. The Celestial Age began and the Terran Federation came into being, resulting in a new era of peace, prosperity and progress.

However, with time, the Federation grew more and more corrupt. This resulted in heavy taxation and oppression of the colonies furthest on the edges of Federation space. Thus 300 years since humans traveled beyond their home system, war has come back and the War of Stars begun. The colonies tried to fight the Federation and their Mobile Suits, yet they could barely fight them...that was until an unexpected turn of events occurred.

The Deaths-Head Legion, once the most loyal and battle-lusting soldiers of the Federation, turned against it and fought on behalf of the colonies after witnessing how rotten and atrocious it became. The Deaths-Head soldiers cut bloody swathes of ill-prepared Federation forces, yet ultimately perished due to attrition and traitors in their midst. Their sacrifice however, gave the colonies the time to develop their own weapons and win their independence, forming thus the a unified front and dividing the Terran Federation into the Inner Sphere Federation and Outer Sphere Alliance.

20 years passed since the end of the war. Ragnarr Radulf is a simple Hydrophonics Farmer living with his adopted son Rand on the ice colony of Silf. The two simply want to live a quiet life, yet their peace is shattered when the colony is attacked by an unknown MS force. Little did anyone know that Ragnarr is in fact not human, and that he's in fact a gynoid who is a extension of a machine that was one of the few most powerful Mobile Suits in the Deaths-Head Legion. The legendary Gundam White Wolf. And this sentient Mobile Suit will fight so that he and his adopted son can live peacefully.

Mine's probably going to sound a lot more simple

>Mobile Suit Gundam UC0204: White Devil's Ghost

Exactly 125 years after the beginning of the one year war, the League Militaire is tasked with fending off a new terrorist organization known as Royal Flush/Royal Flash, only for the League's forces to be decimated as RF's Mobile Suits were developed using stolen black budget technology. The protagonist is initially a street urchin who's recruited after the League learns that he's practically as MS savant who can learn the controls of a suit in seconds. During one of the attacks by RF forces he falls into what he thinks is a cave, but in reality he finds the entrance to an abandoned top secret Anaheim test site, where he finds a hangar containing what was meant to be the final swansong of Anaheim Electronics, the RX-98 Tau or "T" Gundam. The Tau acts almost like a bridge between the large psycommu and NT-D type suits and the smaller Formula series suits. As the Tau begins to fend off RF grunts we finally meet the show's main antagonist Sebastianne de'Lumiere, who strangely looks just like the legendary Amuro Ray, and is in search of Ray's body. The series follows the LM and RF as they both try to find the body and fight each other

Mobile Suit Gundam Icarus

In 2200, the development of Accelerator drives that can drastically improve the speed of space vessels shifted the attention of major nations toward being the first country to establish a colony on other planets. Thus begins a brand new space race to be the first to grab the planets above. This ends up sparking a second Cold War with the world now divided into several factions, the Pacifica Americana Pact(PAP), Eurasian Confederacy and the EU.

With the EU being the first faction to develop the first space vessel with these new accelerator drives, a sudden nuclear strike on the vessel before launch formed the spark for a new world war with an immediate invasion of eastern Ukraine, with the first use of mechas known as Mobile Suits in war.

Meanwhile in Japan, the PAP plans a quick strike on a major North Korean military facility with the use of new weapons developed by DARPA codenamed Gundam.

MC is a test pilot for one of these Gundams who would participate in this strike supporting the United States Marines landing and advance towards the facility.

The series would have a focus on combined arms warfare with mobile suits working with various other units such as fighter jets, armoured vehicles and infantry units in the field. Several episodes will even place emphasis on the perspective of the infantry to further showcase the power of the mobile suits and how other units may try to take them down.

>>15315476
I like this.

Romance of the Three Colonies

A non-sd telling of the Three Kingdoms, Gundam style.

Earth at this point is fast running out of resources. Alongside an ineffective world government, people living on Earth are beginning to suffer. Many private armies begin to revolt against the Earth government many of them using humanoid robots called mobile suits.
Desperate, Earth sends out a call for help from neighboring colonies. The three of the biggest colonies, long since granted independence but still having trade relations with Earth answer the call and send in their own mobile suit army headed by their own experimental hi tech MS known as Gundams to help quell the rebellion.

By the time the rebellion is squashed however it is clear that the Earth government had been damaged beyond repair. Thus the three armies of the three colonies begin to consolidate their forces in an attempt to take Earth for themselves and eventually the other two colonies.

MSG: Europa Report

UC 110

Someone has been raiding the Jupiter Energy Fleet and the mining operations. The entire solar system could be facing an energy crisis if the culprits are not eliminated.

Federation Deep Space Security Fleet is tasked to stop the raids. Based out of a closed type colony in the Belt.

Jupiter Energy authorities point the fleet towards the moon Europa. Where water/ice mining activity has all but stopped since the raids started.

The Fed forces have a mix of ReGz and Jegan mobile suits. the enemies have have a collection of old modified Zeon suits, many aquatic, and some new custom models.

Feds send out a gundam aqua prototype based on the old Zeta design, on a high speed transport.

the enemy isn't zeon, or even common pirates. the raiders are mostly mercs and the customs are actually prototype suits built by Jupiter.

Feds launch a probe back to earth to detail everything they've done. Yet the final revelation about Jupiter's military build up, is not uploaded it to. As it gets launched before the Fed mobile suit assault carrier is destroyed.

>>15315476
Something Zeta-like?

slapstick comedy in the patlabor world.

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a world with newtypes who can summon their MS as a default skill

A series which follows the struggles of a Gundam pilot through the last year or so of the conflict between the factions that have Turn A and Turn X, just before the start of the Correct Century.

The show will end with the MC drifting through space slowly running out of oxygen after his gundam gets turned into sand by Moonlight Butterfly, while watching the rest of civilisation fall.

Gundam X's premise actually done right would be cool. As in, keep the post-apocalyptic feeling of the setting past the first 5 episodes and technology had degraded so much that they can keep salvaged mobile suits running, but they can't even get into space anymore so that the survival of the colonies is never confirmed.

>>15307018
>Racing

this reminded me that IGPX exists and I never watched it.