"Kidô senshi Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory" (1991) TV series

Directors:

Takashi Imanishi
Atsuko Kase

Writers:

Akinori Endo (writer)
Fuyunori Gobu (writer)

Release Date:

23 February 2002 (USA)

Genre:

Animation | Action | Drama | Sci-Fi | War

Plot:

After the One Year War, Peace was signed between Zeon and the Earth Federation. Three years later, however...

Plot Keywords:

Plot | Warrior | Space Colony | Space War | Anime

Cast

Ryô Horikawa	...	Kou Uraki (voice: Japanese version)
Akio Ôtsuka	...	Anavel Gato (voice: Japanese version)
Rei Sakuma	...	Nina Purpleton (voice: Japanese version)
Kiyoshi Kobayashi	...	Aguille Delaz (narrator) (voice: Japanese version)
Yoshiharu Yamada	...	Chuck Keith (voice: Japanese version)
Masashi Sugawara	...	South Burning (voice: Japanese version)
Mari Mashiba	...	Cima Garahau (voice: Japanese version)
Fûrin Cha	...	Bernard Monsha (voice: Japanese version)
Kazue Ikura	...	Mora (voice: Japanese version)
Chikao Ôtsuka	...	Eyphar Synapse (voice: Japanese version)
Tesshô Genda	...	Kelly Layzner (voice: Japanese version)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jane Alan	...	Mora Basch (voice: English version)
Richard Alan	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Kae Araki	...	Simonne (voice: Japanese version)
James Bain	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Richard Barnes	...	Aguille Delaz (voice: English version)
William Bassett	...	Additional voices (voice: English version) (as Fred Bloggs)
Lauren Benjamin	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Beau Billingslea	...	Adm. John Kowen (voice: English version)
David Blank	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Steve Blum	...	Federation technician (voice: English version) (as David Lucas)
Bob Buchholz	...	Jaburo officer (voice: English version) (as Robert Wicks)
Ivan Buckley	...	Orville (voice: English version) (as Jack Emmet)
Richard Cansino	...	Nakaha Nakato (voice: English version) (as Richard Hayworth)
Cheo Caray	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Susan Chavez	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Joe Crowell	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Bambi Darro	...	Paula Guilish (voice: English version)
BJ Davis	...	Additional voices (voice: English version) (as B.J. Davis)
Marie Downing	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Andrew Ebert	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Dorothy Elias-Fahn	...	Nina Purpleton (voice: English version) (as Dorothy Melendrez)
Richard Epcar	...	Kelly Layzner (voice: English version)
Jonathan Fahn	...	Scott (voice: English version) (as Jonathan Charles)
Tom Fahn	...	Additional voices (voice: English version) (as Tom Charles)
Mike Fisk	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Michael Forest	...	Capt. Dry (voice: English version) (as Alfred Thor)
Dana Former	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Eddie Frierson	...	Jaburo officer (voice: English version) (as Christy Mathewson)
Daisuke Gôri	...	Basque Oum (voice: Japanese version)
Dougary Grant	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Michael Gregory	...	Alpha Bite (voice: English version) (as Mike D'Gard)
Amy Hanks	...	Additional Voices (voice: English version)
Frank Hanks	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Patricia Ja Lee	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Masako Katsuki	...	Lucette Odeby (voice: Japanese version)
Lee Kelso	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Kazuhiko Kishino	...	Adm. Gene Coliney / Ivan Basrof (voice: Japanese version)
Yûko Kobayashi	...	Latuerra (voice: Japanese version)
Lex Lang	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Hal Lanier	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Rolando Laserie	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Detroit Louie	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Dave Mallow	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Marlon Mann	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Michael McConnohie	...	Axis general (voice: English version)
Mickey Miller	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Guy Mitchell	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Kevin Moore	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Susan Myers	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Daran Norris	...	Narrator / Chap Adel (voice: English version) (as Jack Hammer)
Jonathan C. Osborne	...	William Morris (voice: English version)
Shinya Ôtaki	...	Nakaha Nakato (voice: Japanese version)
Mario L. Patrenella	...	Additional voices (voice: English version) (as Mario)
Nancy Phillips	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Richard Plantagenet	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Tony Pope	...	Axis general (voice: English version) (as Anthony Mozdy)
Simon Prescott	...	Einer Synapse (voice: English version) (as Simon Isaacson)
Jamieson Price	...	Jaburo officer (voice: English version) (as Jamieson K. Price)
Derek Stephen Prince	...	Additional voices (voice: English version) (as David Umansky)
Elliot Reynolds	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Ned Richardson	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Debra Rogers	...	Analyst (voice: English version) (as Debbie DeRosa)
Natalie Rose	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Donovan Ross	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Bob Sager	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Anthony Santacrose	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Lia Sargent	...	Latora (voice: English version)
Janet Schmitz	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Brad Sergi	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Darian Sewell	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Anne Sherman	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Peter Spellos	...	Neuen Bitter (voice: English version) (as G. Gordon Baer)
Carol Stanzione	...	Cima Garahau (voice: English version)
Skip Stellrecht	...	Additional voices (voice: English version) (as Henry D. Grey)
Paul Stephen	...	Kou Uraki (voice: English version)
Paul St. Peter	...	South Burning (voice: English version)
Sam Strong	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Jim Taggert	...	Chuck Keith / Additional voices (voice: English version) (as Randy Alan)
Julie Ann Taylor	...	Additional voices (voice: English version) (as Julie Pickerng)
Kirk Thornton	...	Anavel Gato (voice: English version) (as Sparky Thornton)
Bill Timoney	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Nobuo Tobita	...	Karius (voice: Japanese version)
Kôji Totani	...	Alpha Bates (voice: Japanese version)
B.D. Vesbite	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Ralph Votrian	...	Additional voices (voice: English version) (as Ralph Vestrian)
Takeshi Watabe	...	John Kowen (voice: Japanese version)
Aaron Weslee	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Diva West	...	Additional voices (voice: English version)
Tom Wyner	...	Additional voices (voice: English version) (as Abe Lasser)

Also Known As:

Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory

Runtime:

30 min (13 episodes)

Country:

Japan

Language:

Japanese

Color:

Color

Certification:

Australia:PG

Goofs:

Continuity: Gundam Unit 2 turns from tan to white after the nuclear warhead is fired. This might be seen as an effect of the blast, but none of the other colors on the Gundam were affected.

Movie Connections:

Remade as Kidô senshi Gandamu 0083: Jion no zankou (1992)

Soundtrack:

The Winner

Gundam vs Gundam

UC 0083, peace has come to Earth and Space after the Federation wiped out the Zeon forces, or so they thought. A remnant Zeon squad known as the Delaz fleet, who is led by the most loyal of Zeon's admirals, plan to steal one of two powerful new Gundam prototypes, the difference? This one is armed with a nuclear warhead!!

The Gundam is taken by ace Zeon pilot, Anaval Gato, who carries the label "Nightmare of Solomon" for the way he was feared on the battleground. It is up to rookie Federation pilot Kou Uraki to master the other Gundam and stop Gato from using the warhead and letting Zeon reform. As the battle progresses, Kou and Gato constantly battle and become bitter rivals, Federation vs Zeon, Gundam vs Gundam, both fighting for their beliefs and eventually for the affection of mobile suit technician Nina Purpleton, who is smitten with both of them, past and present. While the battles ensue, the lines of good and bad becomes blurred, and one has to ask, who is the real dictatorship in this war.

Mobile Suit Gundam 0083 is by far the best spin off of the Universal Century time line ever, bar none, and it explains some of the things that happen in Zeta Gundam that is set 4 years later. The animation is crisp, the story is tight, and the music can't be beat. The rivalry between Kou and Gato is one of the best of the Gundam universe, I'd rate it second only to Amuro and Char from the original Gundam series. For only 13 episodes, this show is very well done. It left me begging for more.

Gundam 0083, Gundam vs Gundam, LETS GET IT ON!!!!!!