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Gundam is one of the longest running series of anime
featuring giant robots or mecha, created by Sunrise. Gundam is the
collective term for the Universal Century (UC) series like Mobile Suit
Gundam and series in alternative timelines, such as Gundam Wing, Gundam X or
Gundam SEED. The character's franchise range has extended beyond his anime
origins to statues, patches, pins, vases, wall clocks, photos,
plates,comics, calendars, books, robots, games, puzzles, shirts, apparel,
jewelry, models, magnets, vehicles, keychains, Dvds, Wristwatches, Clothing
and Accessories , Bags and Briefcases, Hats, Keychains, Outerwear, Scarves
and Ties, Shirts, Watches, Collectibles, Chess Sets , Sculptures, Desk and
Book Accessories, Bookmarks, Calendars , Journals and typical stationery
supplies (eg. pencils, notebooks, eraser),Bedding, Home Decor, Mugs &
Glassware, Ornaments, Wall Hangings, Jewelry, Bracelets, Earrings,
Necklaces, Pins , rings ,Watches , Party Bundles, Posters & Prints, School
Supplies, Bookmarks, Journals and Stationery, Lunchboxes, Toys & Games,
Action Figures, Diecast Figures and Sculptures, Chess Sets, Dolls, Games ,
Plush , Puzzles, Cooky jars, Ornaments, Coin purses, Alarm clocks,
Decorative Plates, Caps, Glasses, T-Shirts, Hand bags, Ceramics, Purses,
Bathrobes, Wallets, Fanbooks, Notebooks, Artbooks, Wall Scrolls, Toilet
stickers,Necklaces, Rings, Pocket knives, Conforters, Cushions, Backpacks,
Decals, Planters, Stickers, Night lights, Trading Cards and miscellaneus
Merchandise The name "Gundam" itself stems from a variety of theoretical
sources, most commonly attributed to a need to conform with common giant
robot naming conventions during the 1970s. |
