No. 37, November 1988 James C. Bannon (age 35) Lives in Los Angeles and Hollywood. A promising young scriptwriter in the American film industry. He has been involved with Japanese movies for a long time, having worked on the American version of the robot anime. He is a language genius,...

As a primary licensor of the movie, Kadokawa got a big jump in pre-release publishing. Along with Bandai, they released several books leading up to the July 1989 premiere and a few in its wake. As far as I’m aware, this is the entire Gunhed library. Japanese titles are included...

Movie posters Movie flyer Yuji Kaida, NewType magazine Yuji Kaida, B-Club magazine Cover art for B-Club NO. 44 by Kazuhisa Kondo Poster by Kia Asamiya, NewType magazine Painting by Masahisa Suzuki Art by Hiroyuki Hataike Art by Hiroyuki Hataike Art by Hiroyuki Hataike Book illustration by Kiyomi Tanaka This “action...

This one-shot manga, set some time before the movie, explores a moment in time in which Gunheds were deployed in a wartime scenario. It was published in B-Club magazine No. 44 in July, 1989. The artist/writer is Kazuhisa Kondo, best known for his many Mobile Suit Gundam side stories. His...

April issue Title page for Chapter 1 of Kia Asamiya’s manga May issue Title page for Chapter 2 of Kia Asamiya’s manga June issue Title page for Chapter 3 of Kia Asamiya’s manga July issue Cover art by Kia Asamiya Painting by Yoshiyuki Takani Title page for Chapter 4 of...

First cyborg trooper design concept by Steve Krueger. Very similar to my dream image. I told him it had tiger stripes on its armor. Additional design work by Steve Krueger Ad concept Logo ideas. The final logo was designed by Steve Krueger. Cover concepts Cover concepts Continue to sketch script...

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Box art by Yoshiyuki Takani (from the Votoms Roman Album) Back to main article

“Syura” is a form of the name “Ashura,” a god of battle Back to main article

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