This film re-creates much of the tropes that were responsible for making the original Gundam popular, while also toning down a lot of the super robot elements such as the unnecessary melee weapons like the “Gundam Hammer” from the television show. Of course, Char has his own storyline running in the background, thanks to his own reasons to hate the Zabi family that’s in charge of running the Zeon operations. Very quickly, Amuro has to learn how to match wits with this pilot for the sake of his survival, with only the help of the young crew around him for guidance. Unfortunately, Amuro piloting the Gundam brings him into contact with the legendary Red Comet, Char Aznable, one of the best ace pilots of the Zeon army. The Zeon find themselves looking for the Earth Federation’s first prototype mobile suits, and in the midst of the destruction there, Amuro manages to get in and pilot the RX-78-2 Gundam.
RELATED: Mobile Suit Gundam: 5 Shows & Movies That Deserve A Remake (& 5 That Don't) This film is forced to cover a ton of ground very quickly, starting with the introduction of Amuro Ray who gets caught up in the war between Earth Federation’s Forces and the Zeon when the Zeon attack Side 7. It was a compilation movie meant to cover the first third of the Gundam series, with a runtime of about two hours and sixteen minutes. The very first Gundam movie is titled simply, Mobile Suit Gundam, and premiered two years after the original television series in 1979.
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