Gundam Wing premiered in the U.S. on the Cartoon Network on March 6, 2000, after running in Japan from 1995-1997 as Shin Kidô Senki Gundam W. The show is set in a time known as A.C., or After Colony, when some humans lived peacefully upon space colonies while those on Earth were at constant war. After the wars ended the Earth government set up the Earth Sphere Unified Alliance, an organization to keep peace on Earth and the space colonies. However, the Alliance was only a front for The Romefeller Foundation. The Alliance's Army took control of the space colonies by using their fighting machines - their MS, or Mobile Suits. Eventually a group of rebels from the space colonies decided to fight back. The five scientists created the MS helped the rebels devise five super MS, known as Gundams. Because they are so unique and difficult to operate, five children were trained from a very young age to control them.
Voice Cast
• May 10, 2008
Heero Yuy ......................................................... Mark Hildreth
Duo Maxwell ....................................................... Scott McNeil
Zechs Merquise .................................................... Brian Drummond
Treize Khushrenada ................................................ David Kaye
Chang Wufei ....................................................... Ward Perry
Quatre Raebe Winner ............................................... Brad Swaile
Lucrezia Noin ..................................................... Saffron Henderson
Episodes
• May 10, 2008
Season 1 (1999-2000)
(49 Episodes In Season 1)
The Shooting Star She Saw (Originally Aired 3/6/2000)
The Gundam Deathscythe (Originally Aired 3/7/2000)
Five Gundams Confirmed (Originally Aired 3/8/2000)
The Victoria Nightmare (Originally Aired 3/9/2000)
Relena's Secret (Originally Aired 3/10/2000)
Party Night (Originally Aired 3/13/2000)
Scenario Of Bloodshed (Originally Aired 3/14/2000)
The Treize Assassination (Originally Aired 3/15/2000)
Portrait Of A Ruined Country (Originally Aired 3/16/2000)
Heero, Distracted By Defeat (Originally Aired 3/17/2000)
The Whereabouts Of Happiness (Originally Aired 3/20/2000)
Bewildered Warriors (Originally Aired 3/21/2000)
Catherine's Tears (Originally Aired 3/22/2000)
The Order To Destroy Zero One (Originally Aired 3/23/2000)
To The Battleground Antarctica (Originally Aired 3/24/2000)
The Sorrowful Battle (Originally Aired 3/27/2000)
Betrayed By Home Far Away (Originally Aired 3/28/2000)
Tallgeese Destroyed (Originally Aired 3/29/2000)
Attack On Barge (Originally Aired 3/30/2000)
The Lunar Base Infiltration (Originally Aired 3/31/2000)
Grief-Stricken Quatre (Originally Aired 4/3/2000)
The Fight For Independence (Originally Aired 4/4/2000)
Duo, the Great Destroyer Once Again (Originally Aired 4/5/2000)
The Gundam They Call Zero (Originally Aired 4/6/2000)
Quatre vs. Heero (Originally Aired 4/7/2000)
The Eternal Flame Of The Shooting Stars (Originally Aired 4/10/2000)
The Locus Of Victory And Defeat (Originally Aired 4/11/2000)
Passing destinies (Originally Aired 4/12/2000)
The Heroine Of The Battlefield (Originally Aired 4/13/2000)
The Reunion with Relena (Originally Aired 4/14/2000)
The Glass Kingdom (Originally Aired 4/17/2000)
The Great Destroyer Meets Zero (Originally Aired 4/18/2000)
The Lonely Battlefield (Originally Aired 4/19/2000)
And Its Name Is Epyon (Originally Aired 4/20/2000)
Gundam Wing premiered in the U.S. on the Cartoon Network on March 6, 2000, after running in Japan from 1995-1997 as Shin Kidô Senki Gundam W. The show is set in a time known as A.C., or After Colony, when some humans lived peacefully upon space colonies while those on Earth were at constant war. After the wars ended the Earth government set up the Earth Sphere Unified Alliance, an organization to keep peace on Earth and the space colonies. However, the Alliance was only a front for The Romefeller Foundation. The Alliance's Army took control of the space colonies by using their fighting machines - their MS, or Mobile Suits. Eventually a group of rebels from the space colonies decided to fight back. The five scientists created the MS helped the rebels devise five super MS, known as Gundams. Because they are so unique and difficult to operate, five children were trained from a very young age to control them.
