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Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team

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Plot
Characters
Main characters Supporting characters
Featured Mobile Suits
Earth Federation Zeon
Production and development
Theme music
Episodes
Miller's Report
Release
References
External links

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| image = Mobile Suit Gundam The 08th MS Team Blu-ray cover.jpg
| image_size = 230px
| caption = Cover of the Blu-ray re-release of Miller's Report (limited edition)
| ja_kanji = 機動戦士ガンダム第08MS小隊
| ja_romaji = Kidō Senshi Gandamu Dai Zerohachi Emu Esu Shōtai
| genre = Military science fiction
}}{{Infobox animanga/Video
| type = ova
| director = Takeyuki Kanda (Eps. 1-6)
Umanosuke Iida (Eps. 7-12)
| producer =
| writer = Akira Okeya (Eps. 1-6)
Hiroaki Kitajima (Eps. 7-12)
| music = Kohei Tanaka
| studio = Sunrise
| licensee = {{English anime licensee|AUS=Madman Entertainment|NA=Sunrise}}
| first = January 25, 1996
| last = July 25, 1999
| runtime = 25 minutes
| episodes = 12
| episode_list = #Episode List
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| writer =
| music = Kohei Tanaka
| studio = Sunrise
| licensee = {{English anime licensee|NA=Sunrise}}
| released = August 1, 1998
| runtime = 51 minutes
}}{{Infobox animanga/Print
| type = light novel
| title = The 08th MS Team Side Story: Trivial Operation
| author = Ichirou Ookouchi
| illustrator = Kouji Sugiura
| publisher = Kadokawa Shoten
| demographic = Male
| magazine = Kadokawa Sneaker Bunko
| first = January 1999
| last = July 2001
| volumes = 3
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| magazine = Gundam Ace
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| last = June 2011
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| released = February 22, 2013
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}}{{Infobox animanga/Footer}}{{nihongo|Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team|機動戦士ガンダム第08MS小隊|Kidō Senshi Gandamu Dai Zerohachi Emu Esu Shōtai|lead=yes}} is an original video animation (OVA) anime series in the Gundam franchise. Released from January 25, 1996, to July 25, 1999, the 12-episode series details the exploits of an Earth Federation ground unit during the One Year War - specifically a month after the beginning of original 1979 Gundam series and into the final weeks of the war.

Plot

The series is set in Universal Century 0079 in the jungles of Southeast Asia. The Earth Federation and the Principality of Zeon are fighting a brutal guerrilla war for control of the area and its resources. Zeon’s best hope for victory in the region rests with an experimental mobile armor and its pilot, Aina Sahalin. Meanwhile, the Earth Federal Army, receive reinforcements in the form of Ensign Shiro Amada, newly named commander of the 08th MS Team. Aina and Shiro know each other from a mutual rescue in space, but when Shiro discovers that Aina is in fact the pilot of the Zeon mobile armor he is arrested for treason. The Federation offers Shiro one chance at redemption: He must take the 08th MS Team deep into Zeon held territory to find Zeon’s hidden base. With the Zeon backed into a corner, and the Federation dependent on Shiro and his team for victory, the star crossed lovers must decide where their true allegiances lie: with each other, or with their respective sides.

Characters

Main characters

Ensign Shiro Amada{{anchor|Shiro Amada}}

Shiro is the new commander of the Earth Federation's 08th Mobile Suit Team stationed in Southeast Asia. Before he assumes this position, however, he befriends a Zeon pilot named Aina Sahalin up in space and unbeknownst to both of them their fates become intertwined. {{anime voices2|Shiro Amada|Nobuyuki Hiyama|Steve Cannon}}

Aina Sahalin{{anchor|Aina Sahalin}}

A member of a noble family back in the Zeon homeland, Aina is the senior test pilot of a new mobile armor program led by her brother Ginias. While piloting her prototype Zaku amidst a debris field in space, she meets Shiro Amada and forms a bond with him even if they are on opposite sides of the war. Circumstances result in the two of them meeting again later in the series. {{anime voices2|Aina Sahalin|Kikuko Inoue|Emilie Brown}}

Supporting characters

PO3 Eledore Massis{{anchor|Eledore Massis}}

Massis is a veteran member of the 08th MS Team and drives the team's support hovertruck. He's not very brave and openly admits he's not cut out to be a soldier, but puts himself in danger when he has to, especially when Karen is involved. {{anime voices2|Eledore Massis|Keiji Fujiwara|Eddie Frierson}}

Rear Admiral (Lower Half) Ginias Sahalin{{anchor|Ginias Sahalin}}

Aina Sahalin's elder brother, Ginias is a Zeon officer assigned by the Zeon leadership to build a mobile weapon powerful enough to destroy the Earth Federation Forces military headquarters of Jaburo. Although Ginias is quite brilliant and a kind military superior, he also suffers from an unknown illness. {{anime voices2|Ginias Sahalin|Sho Hayami|Lex Lang}}

MCPO Karen Joshua{{anchor|Karen Joshua}}

The team's longest-serving mobile suit pilot, Karen is initially underwhelmed when Shiro takes over the team with her as second-in-command. As a former medical student and the widow of a military doctor, Karen can double as a field medic in cases of emergency. {{anime voices2|Karen Joshua|Mami Koyama|Debra Jean Rogers}}

Kiki Rosita{{anchor|Kiki Rosita}}

Kiki is the daughter of an anti-Zeon guerrilla resistance leader. She encounters Shiro just before he is taken captive by the guerrillas and is infatuated with him. When Shiro finally convinces them to assist the 08th MS Team, Kiki follows him, coordinating support and providing communication between the MS unit and the resistance. {{anime voices2|Kiki Rosita|Chinami Nishimura|Michelle Ruff}}

Cpl. Michel Ninorich{{anchor|Michel Ninorich}}

Joining the 08th MS Team at the same time as Shiro, Michel is Eledore's partner in the support hovertruck, serving as navigator and gunner. Between battles, he writes letters to his girlfriend BB, who still lives in the space colonies. {{anime voices2|Michel Ninorich|Hiro Yuuki|Tony Ricci}}

Col. Norris Packard{{anchor|Norris Packard}}

An ace pilot assigned to Zeon forces in Southeast Asia as an observer, Norris is later stationed at Ginias Sahalin's secret base and sees Aina Sahalin work on the Apsalus mobile armor program. He dies in Episode 10 fighting Federation troops laying siege to the base after suffering a fatal blow from Shiro Amada. {{anime voices2|Norris Packard|Osamu Ichikawa|Michael McConnohie}}

CPO Terry Sanders Jr.{{anchor|Terry Sanders Jr.}}

The other veteran member of the 08th MS Team at the start of the series, Sanders has had a mean streak of bad luck: every team he would be assigned to is destroyed during their third mission together. Since he is the sole survivor, this earns him the unfortunate nickname of "Shinigami Sanders", "Sanders the Reaper" in the English version. {{anime voices2|Terry Sanders Jr.|Tesshō Genda|Steve Kramer}}

Real Adm. Yuri Kellarny{{anchor|Yuri Kellarny}}

A family friend of the Sahalins, Kellarny leads a Zeon military division in Europe. Although he acts gruff and ill-mannered around the Sahalins, he is depicted as an honorable soldier who always looks after his men. After the Odessa base falls to the Federation, Yuri leads the survivors of his division towards Ginias' base, hoping to find any launch vehicles. Ginias kills him as he tries to get in. {{anime voices2|Yuri Kellarny|Kyonosuke Kami|Daran Norris}}

Kojima{{anchor|Kojima}}

The commander of the 08th MS Team's parent unit, the Kojima Battalion, Kojima is a typical by-the-book officer who does whatever he is told by his superiors. Towards the end, however, he is visibly shaken by the brutal tactics of Captain Isan Ryer and defies him, thinking that enough good people have already died. {{anime voices2|Yuri Kojima|Yuzuru Fujimoto|Alfred Thor}}

Featured Mobile Suits

Earth Federation

RX-75 Mass Production Guntank (量産型ガンタンク) (Type: Soldier)
RB-79K Ball K (先行量産型ボール) (Type: Soldier)
RX-79G Ground Gundam (陸戦型ガンダム) (Type: Soldier)
RX-79GEZ8 Gundam EZ8 (ガンダムEZ8) (Type: Commander)
RGM-79E Prototype GM (初期型ジム) (Type: Soldier)
RGM-79G Ground GM (陸戦型ジム) (Type: Soldier)
RGM-79G GM Sniper (ジム・スナイパー) (Type: Soldier)

Zeon

MSM-04 Acguy (アッガイ) (Type: Soldier)
MS-05 Zaku I (ザクI) (Type: Soldier)
MS-05 Topp's Zaku (トップ専用ザク) (Type: Commander)
MS-06 Zaku II (ザクII) (Type: Soldier)
MS-06J Dell's Zaku (デル専用ザク) (Type: Commander)
MS-06J Ash's Zaku (アス専用ザク) (Type: Commander)
MS-06JC Ground Zaku II (陸戦型ザクII) (Type: Soldier)
MS-06K Zaku Cannon (ザクキャノン) (Type: Soldier)
MS-06V Zaku Tank (ザクタンク) (Type: Soldier)
MS-06RD-4 Prototype Zaku II (宇宙用高機動試験型ザク) (Type: Soldier)
MS-07B-3 Gouf Custom (グフカスタム) (Type: Commander)
MS-07H-8 Gouf Flight Type (グフフライトタイプ) (Type: Soldier)
MS-09 Dom (ドム) (Type: Soldier)

Production and development

The series first took shape in 1995 with the first episode released on January 25, 1996.{{citation needed|date=October 2014}} Production went well until director Takeyuki Kanda died in July 1996. GONZO's Umanosuke Iida took over production for the rest of the series.

Theme music

Opening:

Arashi no Naka de Kagayaite (嵐の中で輝いて, lit. Shine in the Storm) by Chihiro Yonekura

Endings:

10 Years After by Chihiro Yonekura
Mirai no Futari ni (未来の二人に, lit. The Future for Both of Us) by Chihiro Yonekura (episode 11)
Arashi no Naka de Kagayaite (嵐の中で輝いて, lit. Shine in the Storm) by Chihiro Yonekura (episode 12)
Eien no Tobira (永遠の扉, lit. Gateway to Eternity) by Chihiro Yonekura (Miller's Report ending theme)

Episodes

No.	Title	Release date	English airdate{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 1	Title = War for Two	AltTitle = Futari Dake no Sensou	二人だけの戦争}})	1996\|1\|25}}	AltDate = July 23, 2001^[1]	ShortSummary = }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 2	Title = Gundams in the Jungle	AltTitle = Mitsurin no Gandamu	密林のガンダム}})	1996\|1\|25}}	AltDate = July 24, 2001	ShortSummary = }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 3	Title = The Time Limit on Trust	AltTitle = Shinrai he no Genkai Jikan	信頼への限界時間}})	1996\|3\|25}}	AltDate = July 25, 2001	ShortSummary = }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 4	Title = The Demon Overhead	AltTitle = Zujō no Akuma	頭上の悪魔}})	1996\|3\|25}}	AltDate = July 26, 2001	ShortSummary = }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 5	Title = The Broken Order to Stand By	AltTitle = Yaburareta Taiki Meirei	破られた待機命令}})	1996\|10\|25}}	AltDate = July 27, 2001	ShortSummary = }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 6	Title = Battle Line on the Burning Sand	AltTitle = Nessa Sensen	熱砂戦線}})	1996\|12\|18}}	AltDate = July 30, 2001	ShortSummary = }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 7	Title = Reunion	AltTitle = Saikai	再会}})	1997\|10\|25}}	AltDate = July 31, 2001	ShortSummary = }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 8	Title = Duty and Ideals	AltTitle = Gunmu to Risō	軍務と理想}})	1997\|12\|18}}	AltDate = August 1, 2001	ShortSummary = }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 9	Title = Front Line	AltTitle = Saizensen	最前線}})	1998\|2\|25}}	AltDate = August 2, 2001	ShortSummary = }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 10	Title = The Shuddering Mountain, Part I	AltTitle = Furueru Yama (Zenpen)	震える山(前編)}})	1998\|7\|25}}	AltDate = August 3, 2001	ShortSummary = }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 11	Title = The Shuddering Mountain, Part II	AltTitle = Furueru Yama (Kōhen)	震える山(後編)}})	1999\|4\|25}}	AltDate = August 6, 2001	ShortSummary = }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 12	Title = Last Resort	AltTitle = Rasuto Rizōto	ラスト・リゾート}})	1999\|7\|25}}	AltDate = N/A	ShortSummary = }}

Miller's Report

Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team Miller's Report is a compilation movie. Released in 1998, the movie largely focuses on Shiro Amada's court martial over his concern towards the enemy. The movie mixes footage from the first eight episodes along with new footage. It also introduces the titular character, Alice Miller, an Earth Federation investigator assigned to gather additional evidence against Shiro.

The movie explains the plot connection between episodes eight and nine by showing Eledore's return from leave and the team's issuance of new orders.

Release

Miller's Report was not fully shown on TV in America, although the new scenes were all spliced into the eighth episode for the Toonami broadcast. Miller's Report was released on DVD in America separately from the main series, but is included as a fifth disc with all 12 episodes (4 discs) in the Collector's Edition Box Set. Bandai Visual released the movie on Blu-ray in 2011.

References

1. ^{{cite web | url=http://articles.latimes.com/2001/jul/07/entertainment/ca-19384 | title=A Temporary Toon Town Opens Up in Long Beach | date=July 7, 2001 | author=Solomon, Charles | work=Los Angeles Times | accessdate=January 17, 2018}}

External links

Official Website: Anime
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[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0159569/ Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team] at Internet Movie Database
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