Universal Century Gundam

"It is the year 0079 of the Universal Century. A half-century has passed since Earth began moving its burgeoning population into gigantic orbiting space colonies. A new home for mankind, where people are born and raised. And die."

Universal Century Gundam is one of the largest themes integrated on SRTMOO, with more than four decades of content spread across numerous media, including anime, manga, light novels, video games. SRTMOO has chosen to focus UC Gundam's integration on three core points: Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn (2010), Mobile Suit Gundam F91 (1991), and Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway (1989/2021). These entries are separated, in the original timeline, by 25 years; the timeline has been compressed to make all three viable entries.

Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn

Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn is a story of the founding of the Earth Federation and the Universal Century. The mysterious Vist Foundation, a shadowy cabal of movers and shakers within the Federation, hopes to entrust the Earth Sphere's future to its residents, after decades of profiting off of an inconvenient truth of which only it is aware, and only it can prove. Depending on how it's used, this truth could lead to a brighter future or doom the Earth Sphere. In a world still reeling from the Axis Shock, what will come next?

Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway

Hathaway Noa, 16-year-old son of Federation hero Bright Noa, has taken up arms against the Federation, a system he finds to be fundamentally unjust, despite fighting alongside it to preserve the world during the Axis Shock. The Federation once again brings its weight down on its already-downtrodden citizens... but is Hathaway -- operating under the name Mufti Nabiyu Erin -- even capable of changing a system so powerful? And does the attempt make him a hero, or just another terrorist?

Mobile Suit Gundam F91

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Integration Notes - UC Gundam

The following are some of the key points that differ from Universal Century Gundam canon but figure into it.

• Universal Century Gundam is one of the least-touched themes, overall, in terms of what had to give, but adjustments have been made to encourage play or coincide with other theme events.
• The Axis Shock (0093) coincides with Future Century Gundam's Devil Gundam incident and Muv-Luv Unlimited: The Day After's Alternative V. Having these cataclysms concurrent and interplaying with each other, rather than keeping the Axis Shock separate from the other events, makes the decision to choose Alternative V more coherent and less pointlessly cruel.
• Operation Stardust (0083) serves as a sort of capstone to Evangelion Series's Impact Wars, themselves a follow-up to the One Year War.
• The current status of the Republic of Zeon relative to the Federation has been clarified, and is slightly closer than set out in Unicorn itself; this smooths out some sidestory content and makes it easier for PCs to be from the Republic of Zeon and participate in the plot in a meaningful way.
• Zeon incorporates elements of the Space Revolutionary Army of After War Gundam, which is also used as the name of the hard-right Zeonic political party of Monaghan Bakharov from Unicorn Gundam. This makes PCs from Gundam X slightly older, since their war ended 16 years ago rather than 15, but avoids inventing a whole second, more or less identical space revolution in the same general time frame.
• Obviously, Gundam F91 and Hathaway's Flash have been moved forward several years each to exist in the same space, in the usual SRW-y way. Accordingly, Hathaway is much younger when he gets his start as a revolutionary, in play; this doesn't hugely harm him, however, given SRW has already played Hathaway's Flash somewhat straight with a 16-year-old Hathaway. Hathaway's Mufti revolutionaries are a close ally of the Black Knights, and share a faction, due to their similar approaches and feel; this also gives the Black Knights more Size M mass production units.

The following are some things that are not integrated.

• At this time, there are no plans to be particularly aggressive about accommodating post-ZZ manga and light novel sidestories such as Gundam Walpurgis or Advance of Zeta. Players interested in these slices of theme should treat them essentially as if they are not integrated (see Post-Hoc Integration for more information).