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Other Dimensions
SD Gundam Force isn't the first super deformed Gundam series, nor is it the last. It started in the 1980's when a highschooler, Koji Yokoi, contributed the first SD-style drawing to a magazine. The style interested the magazine's chief editor, and the SD Gundam sub-franchise was born!
While it first started as short manga and animated parodies of the main shows, it didn't take long for more independent stories to appear. The first was SD Sengokuden, featuring the Musha Gundams of Ark.
I myself am more interested in the original and quasi-original stories, but I will at least list everything I can find here. :3
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The Works: In progress
Related to MS-series • Musha • Knight • Other/Crossover
Mobile Suit SD Gundam
Mobile Suit SD Gundam Mk. I-V
SD Gundam's Counterattack
SD Musha Gundam Fuuunroku
SD Gundam Gaiden ("Side Story")
Doozy Bots
Musha-Knight-Commando SD Gundam Scramble
SD Gundam: Dawn of Paparu
SD Gundam Festival
Ganbare! SD Gundam Daikoushin
SD Gundam Mushaparaku
SD Gundam Mushaparaku 2
SD Gundam Force
Ganso SD Gundam
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• Anime movie, 1988
• Anime OAV, 1989-90
• Anime movie, 1989
• Manga by Kouichi Yamato, 9 v.
• Anime OAV, 1990
• Cartoon, 1991
• Anime movie, 1991
• ???, 1991
• Anime movie, 1993
• Anime series, 1993
• AMV, 2001
• AMV, 2003
• Anime series, 2003
• Comics included with each BBSenshi model kit.
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That's not even counting the games, so far. There's about a million of those, almost entirely tie-ins to SD or MS anime or manga:
SD Gundam World Gachapon Senshi
SD Gundam SD Sengokuden Kuni Nusuri Monogatari (国盗り物語)
SD Gundam X
SD Gundam GX
SD Gundam GNEXT
SD Gundam SD Sengokuden 2 Ten-ka-touitsu-hen (天下統一編)
SD Gundam SD Sengokuden 3 Chijou Saikyou-hen (地上最強編)
Mobile Suit SD Gundam V-Sakusen Shidou
SD Gundam GUNDAM WARS(DATACH)
Mobile Suit SD Gundam 2
SD Gundam WINNER'S HISTORY
SD Gundam DIMENSION WAR
Shin SD Sengokuden Daishogun Retsuden
SD Gundam Power Formation Puzzle
SD Gundam Generation Series
Shin SD Sengokuden Kidou Musha Taisen
SD Gundam GGeneration
SD Gundam GGeneration Zero
SD Gundam GGeneration Gather-Beat
SD Gundam GGeneration-F
SD Gundam GGeneration-G-IF
SD Gundam GGeneration Gather-Beat 2
SD Gundam GGeneration Mono-Eye Gundams
SD Gundam GGeneration-DA
SD Gundam GGeneration Neo
SD Gundam GGeneration Advance
SD Gundam GGeneration SEED
SD Gundam GGeneration i
SD Gundam GGeneration V
SD Gundam Gachapon Wars
SD Gundam GGeneration DS
SD Gundam GGeneration Portable
SD Gundam Scud Hammers
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• GameBoy, 1990
• Super Famicom
• Super Famicom
• Super Famicom
• GameBoy, 1992
• GameBoy, 1992
• Super Famicom, 1992
• Famicom/NES, 1993
• Super Famicom, 1993
• GameGear, 1995
• VirtualBoy, 1995
• Super Famicom, 1995
• Super Famicom, 1996
• Sufami Turbo, 1996
• PSX, 1996
• PSX, 1998.08.06
• PSX, 1999.08.12
• WS, 2000.07.13
• PSX, 2000.08.03
• PSX, 2001.05.02
• WSC, 2001.06.12
• SwanCrystal, 2002.09.26
• PC/Windows, 2002.10.30
• PS2, 2002.11.28
• GBA, 2003.11.27
• PS2, 2004.02.19
• i-αppli, 2004.04.08
• i-αppli, 2004.04.14
• GameCube, 2005
• NDS, 2005.05.26
• PSP, 2006.08.03
• Wii, 2006
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Quick notes on console names listed above:
• Famicom is the Japanese name for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
• Super Famicom is, thusly, the Japanese equivalent of the Super Nintendo.
• I have no idea what the Sufami Turbo is. o.O
• PSX is Playstation.
• WS and WSC are WonderSwan and WonderSwan Color, respectively. SwanCrystal is another WS console, and they're all portable systems similar to the Gameboy series.
• i-αppli is, as far as I can tell, a type of cellphone that supports games.
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