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Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance กันดั้ม: บทสวดส่งวิญญาณแห่งความอาฆาต (2024)

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Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance
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機動戦士ガンダム 復讐のレクイエム
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17 ตุลาคม 2567
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EP6/6 (17 ตุลาคม 2567)
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  • Celia MassinghamCelia Massinghamรับบท Iria Solari (voice)
  • James Wattsรับบท Reid 'Chubs' Ghelfi (voice)
  • ラバンスรับบท Kneeland LeSean (voice)
  • Daniel Wishesรับบท Kale Zavaleta (voice)
  • Andrew Woolnerรับบท Ander Heaton (voice)
  • Maxwell PowersMaxwell Powersรับบท Ony Kasuga (voice)
  • Jessica Spiesรับบท Hailey Arhun (voice)
  • Maurice Sheltonรับบท Alfee 'Gearhead' Zydos (voice)

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Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance (機動戦士ガンダム 復讐のレクイエム, Kidō Senshi Gandamu Fukushū no Rekuiemu; "Mobile Suit Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance") is a Japanese English-language animated web series produced by Sunrise and Safehouse. Part of the Gundam franchise and made in commemoration of the series' 45th anniversary, it is set during the final stages of the One Year War and follows Zeon mobile suit pilot Iria Solari and her Red Wolf Squadron as they defend the European front against the Earth Federation's counteroffensive.

The series is written by American producer and screenwriter Gavin Hignight and directed by German director Erasmus Brosdau, with character designs by Brazilian designer Manuel Augusto Dischinger Moura, mechanical designs by Kimitoshi Yamane, and sound direction by Hiroaki Yura. Wilbert Roget II composed the music, and Australian actress Celia Massingham stars as Iria Solari, performing both voice acting and motion capture for the role.

It is the second Gundam production to be created entirely in computer animation after Mobile Suit Gundam MS IGLOO, and the first to be animated using Epic Games' Unreal Engine 5. The series premiered worldwide on Netflix on October 17, 2024.

Plot

Set during the closing months of the One Year War, the story follows Captain Iria Solari, a Principality of Zeon mobile suit pilot and leader of the Red Wolf Squadron. Stationed on the European front, Solari is tasked with holding Zeon-controlled territory against the Earth Federation's final offensives. When a powerful new Federation mobile suit, the Gundam EX, enters the battlefield, her unit is drawn into a desperate struggle for survival.

The series follows Solari as she balances her duty to Zeon with her personal convictions, encountering allies and adversaries in a war-torn Europe. Themes of loss, loyalty, and the human cost of war are explored against the backdrop of large-scale mobile suit battles. As the conflict intensifies, Solari is forced to confront not only the Federation's military might but also the moral ambiguities that define her role in the final days of the war.

Characters

Iria Solari

Voiced by: Nanako Mori (Japanese); Celia Massingham (English)

A captain in Zeon's 1st Mobile Suit Company, 7th Battalion's Red Wolf Squadron with the callsigns "Red Wolf Alpha" and "Wolf Mother." Iria is a former concert violinist who joined the Zeon army at the beginning of the One Year War. Her husband Daltun was killed in an air raid several months before the events of the series and she has a young son back in space. Her only memento of her husband is an engraved pocket watch containing a picture of her family, which she hangs on her mobile suit's console before each sortie. She displays developing Newtype abilities, which grant her heightened spatial awareness bordering on precognition, though she dismisses this as just instincts honed from military experience. Iria pilots an MS-06F Zaku II F-Type with unique twin commander horns and an all-red paint job. After her original Zaku is destroyed by the Gundam EX, Alfee Zydos's team builds the MS-06Rb-a Zaku II Unidentified Type (Solari) out of scrap parts.

Kneeland LeSean

Voiced by: Shōya Ishige (Japanese); Lavance (English)

Lieutenant Kneeland LeSean is the Red Wolf Squadron's most inexperienced member with the callsign "Red Wolf Charlie." Kneeland is the only surviving member of Red Wolf Squadron aside from Iria after the Gundam EX's initial attack. He pilots an MS-06F Zaku II F-Type, which is later replaced by the MS-06Rb-b Zaku II Unidentified Type (LeSean), which is built from scrap parts.

Reid "Chubs" Ghelfi

Voiced by: Shunichi Maki (Japanese); James Watt (English)

"Red Wolf Squadron's second-in-command with the callsign "Red Wolf Bravo", piloting an MS-06F Zaku II F-Type. He is killed by the Gundam EX during its initial attack.

Kale Zavaleta

Voiced by: Ryūnosuke Watanuki (Japanese); Daniel Wishes (English)

Red Wolf Squadron's sniper with the callsign "Red Wolf Delta", piloting an MS-06F Zaku II F-Type. He is killed by the Gundam EX during its initial attack.

Ander Heaton

Voiced by: Ryōsuke Hara (Japanese); Andrew Woolner (English)

A Magella Attack tank driver with the rank of second lieutenant who joins up with Iria's group after his battalion is decimated by the Gundam EX.

Ony Kasuga

Voiced by: Takeo Ōtsuka (Japanese); Maxwell Powers (English)

A medic with the neutral UMRC, which provides medical services to both Federation and Zeon forces. Ony joins up with Iria's group as they attempt to escape from the Gundam EX. A pacifist by nature, he frequently questions the point of the war and insists on providing aid to everyone regardless of their allegiance.

Hailey Arhun

Voiced by: Maki Kawase (Japanese); Jessica Spies (English)

A second lieutenant in Zeon's First Armored Infantry team who joins up with Iria's group after her original unit is wiped out by a Federation attack. She has a distinctive appearance with dyed hair, multiple facial piercings, and Zeon-themed tattoos.

Alfee "Gearhead" Zydos

Voiced by: Hiroshi Naka (Japanese); Maurice Shelton (English)

A mobile suit mechanic with the rank of captain and old friend of Iria's family who helps build Zakus for Iria and Kneeland out of discarded scrap parts.

"Gundam Pilot"

Voiced by: Kazuki Ura (Japanese); Kole Yadon (English)

An unnamed preteen boy with Newtype abilities serving in the Earth Federation army as pilot of the RX-78(G)E Gundam EX.

Production

An original anime series produced by Bandai Namco Filmworks and animated by Safehouse, Mobile Suit Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance was first revealed during Anime Expo 2023. Director Erasmus Brosdau and writer–executive producer Gavin Hignight led the project, featuring music by Wilbert Roget II and character designs by Manuel Augusto Dischinger Moura; the animation producer and sound director was Hiroaki Yura, with mechanical designs by Kimitoshi Yamane.

The series is notable for being entirely animated in Unreal Engine 5, the first Gundam television production to do so and the franchise's second fully CG installment after Mobile Suit Gundam MS IGLOO, with six 30-minute episodes released worldwide via Netflix.

Multiple staff interviews describe the project's global brief and creative stance. Producer Kenichi Yatomi recounts that discussions with Netflix specifically explored making a full-length Gundam in Unreal Engine. This led to recruiting Brosdau after test footage, with the team aiming for a "Gundam for the world." In a roundtable, Brosdau, Yatomi, and Yura say the main language was set as English and that the direction emphasized battlefield realism (scale, weight, and vulnerability of infantry) while depicting the Gundam as a fearsome "white devil" from a Zeon point of view.

A production feature prepared for CGWORLD (and excerpted by Gundam.info) details how the cross-border team built its workflow. According to Yura and director of photography Jumpei Kasaoka, all six episodes were produced in parallel with frequent workflow revisions. Initial "Western-style" boards were replaced by the Japanese anime storyboard process (roughs, checks, finals) from episode 3 onward to better control continuity and motion between cuts. Episodes 1 and 6 were led by the German unit while the Japanese unit led 2–5, with both sides assisting. The same feature notes that Yura, being a violinist, handled motion capture for the protagonist's violin performance shots to keep the production nimble.

Safehouse's modeling team explained that full-scale mobile suit work began around September 2020. Yamane provided rough takes for the Zaku II F-type and the Gundam EX based on a "military-leaning, real-taste" brief. Bandai Namco Filmworks set an early direction of "slightly character-leaning" designs appropriate to the One Year War period. To grow staff judgment, the studio deliberately started from rough silhouettes rather than finished three-view sheets, modeling and testing in Unreal in parallel to determine specs. Existing assets were generally avoided for the new Zaku and Gundam silhouettes, though some vehicles like the Type-61 tank were adapted.

In a separate interview, Yamane, serving as mechanical supervisor, describes pushing the Gundam EX toward a demonic, horror-tinged presence with bone-like forms and red optics, while adjusting armor masses and jointing (for example hip and toe details) to read as plausible machinery in CG motion. He also highlights Safehouse environment and modeling supervisor Takuya Suzuki's role in surfacing and silhouette checks to preserve readability and weight on screen.

Hignight cites Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team, White Tiger (2012), and Fury (2014) as touchstones for the show's "on-the-ground" realism, an approach echoed by staff across the CGWORLD feature and related coverage.

Release

Netflix secured exclusive global streaming rights, officially announcing the acquisition in December 2023. The series premiered worldwide on Netflix on October 17, 2024.

Following the release, a panel featuring Gavin Hignight, Hiroaki Yura, and producer Ken Iyadomi took place at New York Comic Con in October 2024. It included a special screening of the first ten minutes of episode one, followed by a discussion on narrative choices and production philosophy.

To coincide with the premiere, Bandai Namco Filmworks collaborated with Epic Games to release a limited-time Fortnite game mode featuring the Gundam EX and Solari's Zaku II (Unidentified Type), available during the launch period.

Reception

Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance received mixed reviews from both Japanese and English-language critics upon its release. Praise was often directed toward its visual presentation, grounded atmosphere, and faithful tone, while criticism was aimed at its limited character development and storytelling depth.

In Japan, the user review aggregator Filmarks reported an average rating of 3.6 out of 5, with commentary noting impressive battlefield visuals and nostalgic touches such as the inclusion of Zaku-themed mobile tanks, although some viewers felt that the emotional impact was limited due to underdeveloped characters. The review site mono-post.com highlighted the impressive animation and moody tone, stating that the series successfully captured "the fearsome presence of a Gundam" and presented its European battlefield setting in a dark, realistic style that enhanced immersion. SquareWheel.jp similarly praised the series as "foreign-produced but unusually tuned to domestic Gundam sensibilities", pointing to the battle logic, framing, and tone as particularly well executed.

English-language coverage was also divided. Forbes described the series as "a flawed, ersatz 'Gundam' show", citing stiff character animation and rigid performances that detracted from the experience, despite interest in the premise. Den of Geek called it a "'90s OVA wannabe", praising its grounded atmosphere and focus on the plight of Zeon infantry, but noting that the writing lacked emotional resonance and strong characterization. On Rotten Tomatoes, audience reactions were polarized, with some viewers praising it as "a great Netflix animated series" and others critiquing its limited narrative scope and emphasis on spectacle.

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