1. Pureryûdo ZZ ⭐ 6.5

01 Mar, 1986 · 57 votes

A recap of the main events in Mobile Suit Gundam and Z Gundam.

Director: Ken Terasawa, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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2. Shangurira no shônen ⭐ 7.2

08 Mar, 1986 · 60 votes

After the AEUG's defeat, Judau Ashta finds an unconscious Kamille and teams up with Yazan to steal the Zeta Gundam. A fierce battle ensues, leading to betrayals, escapes, and a new threat from Neo Zeon.

Director: Kunihisa Sugishima, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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3. Endora no kishi ⭐ 7.2

15 Mar, 1986 · 54 votes

Judau Ashta and his crew attempt again to steal the Zeta Gundam while the Axis cruiser arrives at Side 1. Tensions rise as the Argama faces a potential conflict, but despite focusing on his own desires, Judau still helps the crew.

Director: Hiroyuki Yokoyama, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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4. Nekketsu no Mashumâ ⭐ 7

22 Mar, 1986 · 55 votes

After being defeated by the Zeta Gundam, Mashymre Cello seeks revenge. While searching for the Argama, Judau Ashta and his friends spot Mashymre launching into battle, and Judau attempts to stop him.

Director: Osamu Sekita, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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5. Judô no ketsui ⭐ 6.8

29 Mar, 1986 · 53 votes

Gemon Bajack, a junk dealer goes to Mashymre Cello promoting his Mobile Suit 'Geze' which he built himself. Gemon, along with two Gaza-Cs as escorts goes out to fight the Argama.

Director: Jun Hirabayashi, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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6. Zusa no kyôi ⭐ 7.1

05 Apr, 1986 · 53 votes

Axis Captain Mashymre Cello plots to defeat the Argama, although he stresses that he has no desire to bring harm to the residents of Shangri-La, as he believes is the wish of his crush, Haman Karn.

Director: Toshifumi Kawase, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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7. Gaza no arashi ⭐ 7.3

12 Apr, 1986 · 52 votes

Now full fledge members of the Argama, Judau and his friends attempt to find a way to open the colony hatch so that the Argama can leave Shangri La. Meanwhile, Mashymre decides it is time to use full force against the Argama and allows the Gaza Squadron the chance to defeat the Zeta Gundam.

Director: Kunihisa Sugishima, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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8. Chinkon no kane wa nido naru ⭐ 7.3

19 Apr, 1986 · 50 votes

The crew of the Endra mourn their fallen comrades. Mashymre asserts that the only way to mourn is through vengeance and prepares to assault the Argama as soon as it leaves Shangri La. Back in the colony, Roux and Judau attempt to stop Yazan and Germon from preventing the opening of the colony hatch.

Director: Hiroyuki Yokoyama, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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9. Uchû no Judô ⭐ 7.3

26 Apr, 1986 · 51 votes

While trying to find the La Vie en Rose, the Argama gets lost in space with Roux getting separated from the others. Meanwhile, annoyed at how they are being treated, Beecha and Mondo plan to betray the Argama to the Endra, forcing an unwilling Lino to help do so.

Director: Osamu Sekita, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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10. Sayonara Fa ⭐ 7.3

03 May, 1986 · 51 votes

As the Argama moves closer to the La Vie en Rose to establish contact, an irritable Fa is torn between staying with the Argama or returning to Shangri La to be with Kamille. Elsewhere, Beecha and Mondo send another signal to the Endra. Mashymre responds to the signal, attempting to prove himself to Haman after being informed by Chara that he faces demotion for his repeated failures.

Director: Jun Hirabayashi, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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11. Shidô! Daburu Zêta ⭐ 7.4

10 May, 1986 · 50 votes

Mashymre equips his Hamma-Hamma with a new weapon which he feels will finally let him defeat the Zeta Gundam. Chara decides to join Mashymre on his next attack. Aboard the Argama, Judau confronts Lino on why he did not tell him that Beecha and Mondo were the Zeon conspirers, while Shinta and Qum, who were planning on bringing back Fa, are tricked by Gotten into releasing him.

Director: Toshifumi Kawase, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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12. Rîna ga kieta ⭐ 7.2

17 May, 1986 · 50 votes

Mashymre is ordered to leave the Endra, unwillingly relinquishing command to Chara, who plans on destroying the La Vie en Rose. Meanwhile, Judau is reprimanded by Bright and Leina for neglecting his duties to support the La Vie en Rose. After Leina and Roux take over Judau's duties, the La Vie en Rose comes under attack by the Endra.

Director: Kunihisa Sugishima, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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13. Imôto yo! ⭐ 7.2

24 May, 1986 · 47 votes

While the Argama and its mobile suits undergo maintenance and repair at the La Vie en Rose, Bright tasks Elle, Beecha, Mondo, and Lino with keeping Judau on board, as he is sure to attempt a foolhardy rescue of Leina. On board the Endra, Leina is looked after by Glemy, who attempts to teach her sophisticated manners, while Chara plans another attack.

Director: Hiroyuki Yokoyama, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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14. Maboroshi no koronî (zen) ⭐ 6.9

31 May, 1986 · 48 votes

The Argama discovers a forgotten colony known as Moon-Moon. Upon entry, however, the Argama is stormed by warriors who fear their mobile suits, believing them to be gods. While Bright and Emary go to meet the cult leader, Judau is secretly abducted. The Endra crew is also on board the colony, and while exploring, Chara is also kidnapped.

Director: Jun Hirabayashi, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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15. Maboroshi no koronî (kô) ⭐ 6.5

07 Jun, 1986 · 48 votes

Following the mobile suit battle between Judau and Chara, the Light Tribe declares Judau their Messiah. The leader of the tribe introduces herself as Sarasa Moon, and asks Judau to take her and the rest of her cult off Moon-Moon to spread their message of peace, but Judau refuses. Offended by his refusal, Sarasa declares he cannot be their Messiah and orders the outsiders imprisonment, but Judau, Elle, and Lino manage to escape.

Director: Osamu Sekita, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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16. Âgama no hakuheisen ⭐ 7.5

14 Jun, 1986 · 47 votes

The Argama must once again dock with the La Vie en Rose for repairs. Emary decides to confess her feelings to Bright, while Judau tries to raise the crew's spirits. With the Endra gone and Chara held prisoner on the Argama, Glemy assumes command of a new ship, but soon faces mutiny when Gottn and the remaining Endra crew members use it to launch a sneak attack on the Argama.

Director: Toshifumi Kawase, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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17. Dakkai! koa toppu ⭐ 8.2

21 Jun, 1986 · 50 votes

As the Argama prepares to assault Axis, Judau is torn by fear for his sister Leina's safety. Meanwhile, Chara kidnaps Shinta, leading to a fierce battle with Neo Zeon, during which a hidden mobile suit suddenly reveals itself.

Director: Kunihisa Sugishima, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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18. Hamân no kuroi kage ⭐ 8.2

28 Jun, 1986 · 50 votes

Judau sneaks into Axis and teams up with the Newtype Elpeo Ple to search for Leina. While Beecha and Mondo attempt to escape with Leina, Judau finally confronts Haman face-to-face.

Director: Hiroyuki Yokoyama, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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19. Puru to Akushizu to ⭐ 8.4

12 Jul, 1986 · 51 votes

Judau returns to Axis, offering the ZZ as a gift but is imprisoned by Glemy. Ple saves him, but takes Leina hostage after Judau traps her, not believing she was trying to help him. Meanwhile, the Argama prepares to fire the cannon at Axis.

Director: Jun Hirabayashi, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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20. Nakimushi Seshiria (zen) ⭐ 8

19 Jul, 1986 · 50 votes

The Argama heads to Grenada, where Torres meets his old friend Cecilia, a waitress. Later on, Judau accidentally overhears her speaking with Gottn, who hires her as an Axis spy.

Director: Osamu Sekita, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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21. Nakimushi Seshiria (kô) ⭐ 8.6

26 Jul, 1986 · 50 votes

The Axis' plan to destroy the colony fails, and Gottn is killed. Meanwhile, Cecilia decides to make a brave choice to protect the civilian transport ship.

Director: Toshifumi Kawase, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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22. Judô, shutsugeki!! ⭐ 8.4

02 Aug, 1986 · 49 votes

Beecha and Mondo propose that Judau attach bombs to the ZZ to prevent enemy attacks while searching for Leina. The ZZ launches and reaches the Sandra, where Haman lets Judau aboard, trying to convince him that they're not enemies

Director: Kunihisa Sugishima, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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23. Moeru chikyû ⭐ 8.8

09 Aug, 1986 · 50 votes

As the Argama and Haman's Sandra Fleet close in on Earth's atmosphere, Judau again goes on the attack to get back Leina. Judau heads out in the Zeta Gundam for a speed advantage, but is ambushed by Elpeo Ple, who has been brainwashed, and Glemy.

Director: Hiroyuki Yokoyama, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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24. Nankai ni saku kyôdaiai ⭐ 8.6

16 Aug, 1986 · 48 votes

The Argama enters Earth's atmosphere and lands near the coast of Africa. After fending off an attack from a squad of Neo Zeon mobile suits, a lone sail boat guides the Argama to safety. Judua decides to board the sail boat and befriends its captain Taman and his sister Anu. Judua soon learns that a group of locals, including Taman, have been recruited by Neo Zeon to help destroy the Argama.

Director: Shinji Takamatsu, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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25. Ronmeru no kao ⭐ 8.5

23 Aug, 1986 · 49 votes

The MS pilots of the Argama leave the relative safety of its position to find a way across the desert. In a small village, the Desert Rommel platoon has been waiting for revenge, biding their time for 8 long years since the One Year War.

Director: Osamu Sekita, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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26. Masai no kokoro ⭐ 8.4

30 Aug, 1986 · 48 votes

Judau separates from the other MS pilots to find water in the Core Fighter. During his search, Judau finds a mysterious woman in the desert named Masai, who leads him and the rest of the group to an Oasis. Judau and Ple discover that Masai possesses an old Zeon mobile suit, and intends to use it to destroy Judau and the other MS pilots.

Director: Toshifumi Kawase, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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27. Rîna no chi (zen) ⭐ 8.8

06 Sep, 1986 · 49 votes

In Dakar, a grand celebration commemorating Haman Kahn, Mineva Zabi and other Neo Zeon officers parades through the streets. The following night, Judua steals the Core Fighter in an attempt to rescue Leina during the festivities at the royal palace.

Director: Kunihisa Sugishima, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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28. Rîna no chi (kô) ⭐ 8.9

13 Sep, 1986 · 48 votes

Inside the city, the battle is still raging, but the Core Fighter has been washed up onto the shore of an island. After Ple and Mondo find it, Ple takes Leina away to a nearby hut where she'll be out of the way of the incoming battle, but Ple's jealousy begins to overtake her. After pacifying Ple, Judau goes off to help his friends, who are valiantly defending them from Glemy's forces.

Director: Kiyoshi Egami, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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29. Rû no tôbô ⭐ 8.6

20 Sep, 1986 · 46 votes

Grief stricken over Leina's death, Judua remains stagnant in the core fighter. Unsympathetic to his pain, Roux calls Judua to action and challenges him to focus on finishing the war. After Beecha and Mondo harass Roux for her behavior, Roux decides to go AWOL. The timing is unfortunate as the Argama comes under attack by a squad of mobile suits led by Glemy.

Director: Hiroyuki Yokoyama, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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30. Ao no butai (zen) ⭐ 8.6

27 Sep, 1986 · 47 votes

Still AWOL, Roux locates the city of Ghardaïa and is introduced to an underground city inhabited by foreigners known as Franks. Meanwhile, a defeated Glemy is scouring the desert for civilization when he is captured by a group of local rebels called the African Independence Front. The rebels wish to reclaim Ghardaïa from the Franks and recruit Glemy to infiltrate the underground city. Elsewhere, Judua, Ple, Elle and Lino decide to also visit Ghardaïa to replenish their oil supply and potentially find Roux.

Director: Shinji Takamatsu, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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31. Ao no butai (kô) ⭐ 8.7

04 Oct, 1986 · 47 votes

Glemy takes command of the rebels and returns to Ghardaïa to scout it out. Judau, Elle, Ple and Lino also return to the city in search of Roux, leaving the gundams hidden, albeit poorly. Soon, other members of the African Independence Front begin destroying Ghardaïa to fully remove the Franks, influenced by August Guidan the acting commander of the Mindra.

Director: Osamu Sekita, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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32. Shio no mizuumi o koete ⭐ 8.7

11 Oct, 1986 · 48 votes

The MS pilots travel to rendezvous with the Argama, but decide to take a break when they come across a salt lake. The break is cut short, however, when August and his men attack them. Judau fends them off, earning praise from everyone except Beecha, who begins to grow jealous of Judau's growing popularity. On the Mindra, Glemy decides to defect from Haman, and convinces August to join him by showing him a clone of Ple, Ple-Two. However, August enacts his own plan for usurping command from Glemy: destroying the Argama once and for all!

Director: Kunihisa Sugishima, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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33. Daburin no gogo ⭐ 8.6

18 Oct, 1986 · 47 votes

As the Argama prepares to land in Dublin, Judau and Bright argue over the necessity of duty over family. After the Argama finally lands, Bright meets with leaders of the Earth Federation. Meanwhile, the MS pilots decide to take a trip into town, but Judau decides to eavesdrop on Bright's meeting. The Earth Federation leaders reveal they are brokering a peace treaty with Haman Kahn, causing Judau to viciously berate them. Bright and Judau are imprisoned for insubordination just as the Earth Federation HQ comes under attack by Neo Zeon, but they are saved by a familiar face.

Director: Takashi Imanishi, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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34. Kamîyu no koe ⭐ 9

25 Oct, 1986 · 52 votes

With the attack from Neo Zeon still underway, Fa parts ways with Bright and Judau to protect Kamille. The Gundam team assembles and deals with the Zeon forces, but soon the mayor of the city and soldiers appear to apprehend the Argama for disrupting the peace. After finding Kamille missing from his room, Fa returns to the Argama intent on forming a search party. Meanwhile, Ple has another vision of a nearby Glemy, and decides to pursue him solo.

Director: Toshifumi Kawase, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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35. Ochitekita sora ⭐ 9.4

31 Oct, 1986 · 54 votes

Judau and the crew of the Argama receive a transmission from Hayato Kobayashi informing that Haman is attempting to drop a colony from side four onto the city of Dublin, and asks for their in helping the citizens evacuate. The crew of the Argama then watches in horror as the colony impacts the city, sending out a massive shockwave and causing insurmountable destruction.

Director: Hiroyuki Yokoyama, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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36. Jûryokuka no Puru Tsû ⭐ 9.4

08 Nov, 1986 · 56 votes

In the aftermath of the colony drop, Dublin is left in ruin, with over hundreds dead. The remainder of the Gundam team scout the area, while Glemy decides it is time to awaken Ple Two. Judau's anger combined with his new-type powers forces Rakan to retreat, while Ple warns Bright of an approaching threat, which is Ple Two in the Psyco Gundam Mk II.

Director: Shinji Takamatsu, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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37. Nêru Âgama ⭐ 8.2

15 Nov, 1986 · 49 votes

It is revealed that since the colony drop was successful, Haman has returned to space, so the Argama crew does the same. In Space, the crew reunites with the La Vie en Rose and sees their new ship the Nahel Argama. Bright and the crew are shocked to hear that the Gundam team is to be decommissioned and Bright is to command the Nahel Argama with a new, more "professional" crew. Judau, Bright, and the crew adamantly refuse this, but their accomplishments are denounced, with Judau and his friends being labeled as mere children. At that moment the Argama's old enemy, Mashymre Cello, along with his new ship and subordinate, Illia Pazom, attack the Nahel Argama.

Director: Kiyoshi Egami, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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38. Teppeki, Jamuru Fin ⭐ 8.1

22 Nov, 1986 · 48 votes

The Nahel Argama draws near to the Neo Zeon stronghold of Side 3. Heading to resupply them, Emary aboard the La Vie en Rose carelessly sends out an optical signal that gives away their position. This is picked up by the 3-D unit, subordinates of Mashymre piloting the new mobile armor Jamru Fin, who launch an attack. Meanwhile, the absence of Captain Bright cause the Gundam team to squabble over their respective roles aboard the Nahel Argama.

Director: Osamu Sekita, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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39. Sarasa Sairin ⭐ 8

29 Nov, 1986 · 47 votes

Heading for Side 3, the Nahel Argama rescues two civilian transport ships being attacked by Zakus. Aboard the old transport is Sarasa and Rasara of the Light tribe. However, among the civilian refugees aboard are Neo Zeon soldiers and Haman in disguise, having secreted herself into the crowd in order to make contact with Judau.

Director: Takashi Imanishi, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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40. Taigâbaumu no yume ⭐ 8.1

06 Dec, 1986 · 48 votes

The Nahel Argama docks at the neutral colony Tigerbaum, which is controlled by the influential Stampa Halloi. Stampa takes Elle, Roux, Sarasa, Rasara and Haman for his harem. Meanwhile, the Gundam team boys deal with a couple of local thieves who inform them of Stampa's perversive nature. Judau and Lino disguise themselves as girls in order to infiltrate Stampa's estate and rescue them.

Director: Toshifumi Kawase, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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41. Rasara no inochi ⭐ 8.2

13 Dec, 1986 · 48 votes

Sensing Haman's evil mind, Sarasa and Rasara go back to Tigerbaum with Mondo. But along the way, Stampa's Z'gok appears, and Rasara sacrifices herself to protect Mondo. Thinking that Haman was behind it, Judau marches into Stampa's estate. Haman tries again to recruit Judau to her side, but is interrupted by a vengeful Stampa and the Gundam team.

Director: Kunihisa Sugishima, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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42. Koa 3 no shôjo (zen) ⭐ 8.3

20 Dec, 1986 · 48 votes

Judau and the others infiltrate the docked mining asteroid Cicero in Core 3 sector. There they find Chara commanding the workers. Although they join in a nascent revolt, the workers still don't entirely trust Judau. At the same time, Ple Two enters Cicero as well.

Director: Hiroyuki Yokoyama, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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43. Koa 3 no shôjo (kô) ⭐ 8.4

27 Dec, 1986 · 48 votes

The Neo Zeon forces move in to put down the Cicero uprising. Ple Two moves out, having received orders from Glemy to assassinate Haman. However, she lets the captive Lucina escape. A change has come over her personality. Judau evacuates Elle, Roux and Lucina from the colony, then confronts Ple Two in the Qubeley Mk-II.

Director: Shinji Takamatsu, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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44. Emarî sange ⭐ 8.9

10 Jan, 1987 · 49 votes

Using the revolt against Haman to take control of Axis, Glemy battles Chara's fleet. Judau and Roux use the chance to sneak into Core 3 in order to kidnap Mineva, but fail. As the Nahel Argama appears to be supporting Haman's side, Ple Two approaches in the new mobile armor Queen Mansa.

Director: Kiyoshi Egami, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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45. Akushizu no sentô ⭐ 9

17 Jan, 1987 · 51 votes

The final battle begins between Haman's forces and Glemy's. The Nahel Argama, taking this chance to first strike at Glemy, launches the Gundam team. Amidst the free-for-all, Mashymre in a Zaku III Custom loses control of his overenhanced mental powers and is lost to the stars.

Director: Osamu Sekita, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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46. Baiburêshon ⭐ 9.2

24 Jan, 1987 · 51 votes

Glemy plays his trump card and sends his Newtype unit into battle. He then makes to smash Axis's asteroid Moussa into Haman's fleet. Judau chases the now mentally unstable Ple Two into Axis and confronts both Glemy and Ple Two in the Queen Mansa.

Director: Toshifumi Kawase, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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47. Senshi, futatabi... ⭐ 9.2

31 Jan, 1987 · 53 votes

Hoping that a one-on-one battle with Haman will end the conflict, Judau launches in the Double Zeta. Haman too flies out to meet him alone in her white Qubeley. In the face of the Qubeley's furious assault, Judau's back is pushed to the wall. But protected by the wills of many people, he rises to face Haman.

Director: Kunihisa Sugishima, Yoshiyuki Tomino

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