Introduction
Following Operation Stardust (see "Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust
Memory"), theFederation has created an elite force to hunt down
renegade Jions and suppress anti-Federation movements in the
colonies. This group, the Titans, soon proves to be nothing more
than a gang ofjackbooted thugs. In UC 0085, Titans forces
commanded by Captain Bosque Ohm suppress a spacenoid
demonstration at Side 1's "30 bunch" (its 30th colony) with
deadly force; pumping nerve gas into the colony, the Titans
kill the colony's 3 million inhabitants.
Though the "30 Bunch Incident" is successfully hushed up, word
of the Titans' massacre spreads among the spacenoid resistance
groups. The AEUG ("Anti-Earth Union Group"), a paramilitaryforce
composed of both renegade Federal Forces members and former
Jion soldiers, dedicates itself to opposing the oppression of the
Titans. Thanks to the backing of powerful corporations, in particular
the moon-based Anaheim Electronics, this resistance group is
able to amass a small but well-equipped force. In UC 0087, the
AEUG makes its first move, entering the Titans' stronghold at
Side 7 to investigate reports that a new Gundam project is under way...
Gryps
AEUG ace pilot "Quattro Bajina" (a thinly disguised Char
Aznable) leads a small reconnaissance group into Side 7. While his
wingmen spy on the civilian colony Green Noah 1, Char infiltrates its
twin, the industrial colony Green Noah 2 (recently renamed
"Gryps"). Having spotted the Titans' new mobile suit, the Gundam
Mark II, Char and his fellows elect to attack Green Noah 1.
Meanwhile, civilian Camille Vidan, the son of two Titans engineers,
has been detained after getting into a brawl with Titans pilot Jerid
Messa. When the AEUG launches its attack, Camille is able to escape
custody and hijack a Gundam Mark II. The AEUG pilots beat a retreat
back to their home ship, the Aghama, with Camille and two captured
Gundams in tow.
Bosque Ohm, the commanding officer at Gryps, is most
displeased with this turn of events. Using Camille's parents as
hostages, he almost succeeds in recapturing Camille and the
stolen mobile suits. His plan eventually backfires, though, as the
AEUG ends up with not only Camille and all three Gundam
Mark IIs, but also pure-hearted Titans officer Emma Sheen,
who defects to the AEUG. Both Camille's parents are killed in
the process, however.
From Side 7 to the moon
Now that open hostilities have begun between the
Titans and the AEUG, the Aghama immediately
hightails it out of Side 7. The AEUG is planning a
full-scale assault on the Federation's Jaburo base
(see "Mobile Suit Gundam"), now a Titans supply
center, so the Aghama passes through Earth orbit
and drops off espionage specialist Reccoa Londo
to scout out the territory. Next stop is 30 Bunch,
where the AEUG crew show Emma the crimes
committed by the Titans. Here, Camille defeats
Federal Forces ace Lyla Mira Lyla and begins to
manifest his powerful newtype abilities.
The Aghama continues on to the moon, where the ship is restocked while
its crew confer with the AEUG's corporate sponsors. Over Char's
objections, the sponsors direct the AEUG to proceed with the Jaburo
attack, which will serve as a bold declaration of war on the Titans. Stealing
several Federation cruisers out of drydock, the AEUG assembles a
makeshift fleet and sets off for Earth. En route, the crew rescue a
refugee shuttle from a mysterious mobile armor; the shuttle is helmed
by former White Base captain Bright Noah, who is promptly pressed
into service as captain of the Aghama.
Earth
The AEUG launches its grand assult, dropping dozens of
mobile suits from orbit onto South America. The AEUG pilots
meet with minimal resistance, and it soon turns out that
they've been led into a trap; the Federation has essentially
abandoned Jaburo, leaving behind a time-delayed nuclear
charge. The AEUG pilots commandeer some Federation
transport planes and escape just in time, then rendezvous
with their terrestrial allies, the Kalaba. Leaving behind their
surviving mobile suits for the under-equipped Kalaba, the
AEUG pilots launch back into space. Soon only Camille is
left on Earth. Fighting side by side with one-time Gundam
pilot Amuro Rei, he fends off the Titans' pursuit, and the Kalaba's
transport plane crosses the Pacific and puts ashore in New
Hong Kong.
In New Hong Kong, Camille has a fateful encounter with
a willowy lass named Four Murasame, who turns out to
be an artificially-enhanced newtype, the pilot of the
Titans' huge Psyco Gundam. Falling in love almost at
first sight, the star-crossed youngsters can't bring
themselves to fight each other. Four turns on the Titans,
apparently giving her life to send Camille back to space
to rejoin his AEUG comrades. Returning to the Aghama,
Camille finds that Anaheim and the AEUG have
completed the Zeta Gundam, an advanced new mobile
suit built to his specifications.
Operation Apollo
Meanwhile, the Titans have been consolidating their position. The Jion Republic (the post-Zabi
regime that now controls Side 3) has allied itself with the Titans, and loaned them the asteroid
fortress Abawaku (See The One Year War). Moving it to Side 7 and renaming it the "Gate of
Sedan", the Titans turn this asteroid into their headquarters. The industrial colony Gryps is split in
half, and the Titans begin converting one section into a giant laser cannon, like the Solar Ray used
by the Jions during the One Year War (see "Mobile Suit Gundam"). The devious Paptimus
Scirocco joins the Titans and pledges his undying loyalty to their leader, Admiral Jamitov
Heimann. (Note: This character shows up at the end of 0083)
Led by Scirocco, a Titans fleet occupies the lunar city Von Braun; though the AEUG is soon able
to drive them out, the Federation Senate is impressed, and signs over complete control of the
Federal Forces to the Titans!!! ... and their sinister leader. With the entire Federal Forces at their
disposal, the Titans begin a series of poison-gas attacks on Side 2, a hotbed of support for the
AEUG. On Earth, AEUG founder Brex Forra is assassinated by Titans agents and dies in
Quattro's arms, exhorting him to reveal his true identity as Char Aznable, -- the son of
spacenoid martyr Jion Zum Daikun -- and take command of the resistance.
Axis
Meanwhile, a third force has entered the struggle. The asteroid Axis, with its crew of Jion refugees,
has completed the long journey back to Earth, and both the AEUG and Scirocco's Titans are eager
to court this powerful potential ally. The Aghama crew are given an audience by eight-year-old
Jion heir Minerva Zabi and her regent -- the Axis Jions' true leader, Hamaan Khan. Minerva
greets Char by name, telling the AEUG that he was sent back to Earth as an undercover agent.
Char, realizing that Hamaan has turned Minerva into a mere puppet for her own schemes, confronts
Hamaan and blows any chance of an alliance.
Africa
With this bridge burned, the Aghama heads back to Earth orbit to support the Kalaba in their
assault on the Titans base at Mount Kilimanjaro in North Africa. Char and Camille accidentally
fall to Earth and join the Kalaba attack. Camille is reunited with Four, who has returned to the
Titans fold; just when the two youngsters are about to escape together, Camille's perennial nemesis
Jerid attacks, killing Four. The Kilimanjaro fortress falls, giving the resistance its first real victory,
but Camille is heartbroken.
While they're in the African neighborhood, Char, Camille and the Kalaba visit the Federation capital
at Dakar. The Kalaba seize control of the Senate and Char gives an impromptu speech,
televised worldwide, in which he outlines the crimes of the Titans and the AEUG's objectives, and
finally owns up to his true identity as the son of spacenoid hero Jion Zum Daikun. The fickle
Federation is swayed, and withdraws its support for the Titans.
The Colony Laser
The Titans step up their attacks on the AEUG's supporters. In addition to poison-gas attacks, they
use Gryps 2, the dreaded "Colony Laser", to blast the Side 2 colony. Loyalties begin
switching -- former AEUG member Reccoa Londo reappears as Scirocco's moll, while Titans
pilot Rozamia Badam, another artificial newtype, claims to be Camille's long-lost half-sister
and latches onto the hapless hero. And as Gryps 2 closes in on Anaheim's lunar headquarters,
the AEUG's desperate sponsors decide to strike a deal with Hamaan, promising to restore the
Zabi regime and place Side 3 under her control if she will help them destroy the Titans'
superweapon.
Hamaan stops short of destroying the colony laser, instead crippling it and then seizing it for
herself. She then goes to the Titans stronghold at the Gate of Sedan to bargain with their creepy
leader, Jamitov. Rebuffed, Hamaan rams the asteroid Axis into the Gate of Sedan, smashing the
fortress and scattering the Titans fleet. When a second round of negotiations collapses, Scirocco
takes advantage of the confusion to kill Jamitov and blame it on Hamaan.
Operation Maelstrom
The AEUG launches Operation Maelstrom, capturing Gryps 2 from Hamaan's forces. They then
use it to divert the drifting Axis before it crashes into the moon. Meanwhile, Scirocco's forces
eliminate Bosque Ohm, putting the purple-haired schemer in charge of the remaining Titans fleet.
Scirocco's Titans and Hamaan's Jions close in on Gryps 2 and the small AEUG fleet guarding it. A
no-holds-barred battle begins, and characters begin dropping like flies.
While the battle rages, Scirocco enters Gryps 2 and attempts to disable it. Soon he, Char,
Hamaan and Camille are engaged in a four-way duel within the colony laser's barrel. As the
Titans fleet closes in, Aghama captain Bright waits anxiously until his pilots are clear, then fires
Gryps 2 and wipes out the last of the Titans. Camille and Scirocco, and Char and Hamaan, pair
off to settle their scores mano-a-mano. Cornering Char inside a derelict ship, Hamaan cripples his
mobile suit and makes a last offer of alliance, but he opts to blow up the ship instead. Meanwhile,
Camille summons the ghosts of Four, Rozamia, Emma and his other dead loved ones to help
defeat Scirocco, but his dying adversary uses his newtype powers to fry Camille's brain.
Conclusion
The war is over, but the casualties are immense. Though the Titans have been destroyed, the
AEUG has been almost wiped out as well; Camille is the Aghama's only surviving pilot, and
Scirocco's last strike has turned him into a vegetable. While Hamaan withdraws her forces and
returns to Axis to ready for her next move, the Aghama limps off to Side 1. As the end credits roll,
the remains of Char's mobile suit drift by, the cockpit hatch enigmatically open...
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