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Anaheim Electronics
Anaheim Electronics (アナハイム・エレクトロニクス, Anahaimu Erekutoronikusu)
Appearances
Anime	MSG-Z MSVG
OVA	MSGUC Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory
Data
Purpose	Business conglomerate
Led by	Melanie Hue Carbine
Subsidiaries	Hervic Company
Allies	Vist Foundation
Mobile Weapons F71B G-Cannon Magna MS-50A Zaku 50 MSA-007 Nero MSA-0120 Advanced Tactical Mobile Suit "ATMOS" MSN-001 Delta Gundam MSN-06S Sinanju Stein RGM-111 Hardygun RX-99 Neo Gundam RXF-91 Silhouette Gundam RXF-91A Silhouette Gundam Kai
Vehicles and Ships Bladewood La Vie en Rose Speed King

Anaheim Electronics is a fictional civilian manufacturing company that appeared in the Universal Century timeline of the Gundam anime metaseries. In December 2003, celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Gundam metaseries, a book Anaheim Journal was released, disguised as a monthly magazine published by Anaheim Electronics in UC0100. The company also appeared in the comic Silhouette Formula 91, and later in the anime Mobile Suit Victory Gundam. It also appeared in Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn, claiming it created the Unicorn Gundam.

Contents 1 History 1.1 One Year War 1.2 Post One Year War 1.3 Gryps Conflict (Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam) 1.4 First Neo Zeon conflict (Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ) 1.5 Second Neo Zeon conflict (Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack) 1.6 UC Project (Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn) 1.7 MS Development Competition Era (Mobile Suit Gundam F91) 1.8 Decline of the Earth Federation Forces (Mobile Suit Victory Gundam) 2 Information 2.1 Location 2.2 Known Members 2.2.1 Development Department 2.2.2 Production Department 3 Creations 3.1 Gundam Development Project 3.2 Zeta Project 3.3 Unicorn Project 3.4 Silhouette Formula Project 3.5 RGM series 3.6 Other series 3.7 Vehicles 4 See also 5 Image Gallery 6 Notes 7 References 8 External Links

History

One Year War

Based on the Moon, Anaheim Electronics originally produced a wide range of technological applications from consumer electronics to battleships and even space colonies. Their service do not end at electronic goods, according to Anaheim Journal, they have over 150 subsidiaries and also have departments providing cosmetics, vacation traveling plans (with their own resort space colonies) and credit cards, ultimately fitting the definition of a zaibatsu.

Post One Year War

Upon the end of the One Year War, Anaheim was able to acquire the assets and personnel of the Zeonic, Zimmad, and MIP Corporations - mobile suit manufacturing firms of the defeated Principality of Zeon. This merger enabled Anaheim Electronics to enter the lucrative business of mobile suit production. The company's earlier history was then told in the anime Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory(OVA first released in 1991), where it first became the contract manufacturer of the Earth Federation. As such, the firm was contracted by the Earth Federation to become its principal mobile suit provider until the end of the Second Neo Zeon War.

Gryps Conflict (Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam)

The company appeared first in Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam(aired in 1986) as the main funder, as well as the main military supplier and manufacturer of the faction AEUG. However, the company also design and manufacture weapons for both the Earth Federation, its elite faction Titans, enemy of the AEUG, and third party faction Axis Zeon, which in turn became the enemies of the AEUG later in the series until the end of the sequel, Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ(aired in 1987).

Anaheim Electronics is known for its profit-oriented mindset - creating advanced mobile weapons for any faction that would be willing to pay, then selling the same technology to the former's enemy, and are often derogatorily referred to as the "Merchants of Death". During the rise of the oppressive Titans task-force, Anaheim funded the AEUG and gave it access to their technology and safe shelter as the Titans restricted their trading engagements, despite the Earth Federation Forces and the Titans being their primary customer. Later, the company would service contracts from the remnants of the Principality of Zeon such as Axis and Neo-Zeon. According to Gundam Officials, this is due to the gigantic company structure. With several development departments, each departments can be contracted by different fractions without needing to notify the main executive board. This policy is simply adopted to minimize the companies overall responsibility; after the main battle, they can always just apply the penalty on a single department's head instead of making the whole company suffer.

First Neo Zeon conflict (Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ)

In the novel, Gundam Sentinel(serialized in 1989), which happens between the conflicts of the anime series Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam and Mobile suit Gundam ZZ, Anaheim Electronics became the main contractor of the Earth Federation of its new mass-production units like Nero and the Z Plus series for the Task Force alpha and also provided prototype units such as S Gundam as a testbed for the Federation. The Gundam Sentinel's Model Graphix special edition, Gundam Wars III, the battle of real Gundam in turn gave a detail analysis of the company and retconned the production and testing history.

Second Neo Zeon conflict (Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack)

The company continues its manufacturing contracts in Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ and Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack(aired in 1988), where its weapons are always seen in both sides of the conflicting factions. Also considered the heyday of Anaheim Electronics' development technology.

UC Project (Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn)

In U.C. 0096, Anaheim Electronics and the Vist Foundation started the UC Project on the Unicorn Gundam, and built it, with pychoframe built around some places of the Gundam Unicorn. But, even their mechanics onboard the Nahel Argama cannot understand why the pychoframe glows red when the NT-D system is activated.

MS Development Competition Era (Mobile Suit Gundam F91)

Until U.C. 0110, the lunar-based Anaheim Electronics held a virtual monopoly on commercial mobile suit development. However, as the Earth Federation sought to scale down mobile suits while retaining their efficiency, it founded its own in-house development firm, the Strategic Naval Research Institute. In a competition, SNRI's Formula series outperformed Anaheim's MSA-0120, and the Federation's contracts were transferred from Anaheim to SNRI. This would be the blow that would lead to Anaheim's gradual descent into stagnation and obscurity, as they repeatedly failed to win back the Federation's favor.

In the story of Silhouette Formula 91, after U.C. 0123, Anaheim Electronics lost its contract bid with the EFF to SNRI's new miniaturized mobile suit designs, Anaheim Electronics had to maintain its low profile until U.C. 0153, and financially supported League Militaire in secrecy defending Earth from Zanscare Empire.

Decline of the Earth Federation Forces (Mobile Suit Victory Gundam)

According to the official timeline, Anaheim Electronics remains as the main manufacturer of mobile suits in the Earth Sphere until the Earth Federation itself was disbanded in the U.C. 0200s, although its monopoly in the field was literally obliterated since the second Universal Century with the entrance of the Federation-backed competitor SNRI.

Information

• Name: Anaheim Electronics, Inc.
• Main Office: Anaheim City, Moon
• Chairman of the Board: Melanie Hue Carbine (U.C. 0087 - c. U.C. 0099)
• CEO: Martha Vist Carbine (U.C. 0096)
• President: Cornwell J. Governan (c. U.C. 0085 - c. U.C. 0090)
• Managing Director: O'Sullivan (c. U.C. 0083)
• Senior Director: Wong Lee (c. U.C. 0087)

Location

Known factories and branches:

• Von Braun City
• Granada
• Amman
• Epsilon City
• La Vie en Rose mobile factory/docking ship

Known Members

Development Department

• Nina Purpleton (c. 0083 U.C.)
• Poral Guilish
• Lucette Audevie
• Clehna Hacswell
• Mora Boscht
• Nick Orville
• Vanessa Vermillion
• Gaius Xemela
• Filius Stream
• Aaron Terzieff
• Lucette Audevie (c. 0083 U.C.)
• Ken (c. 0085 U.C.)
• Dr. M. Nagano (c. 0085 - c. 0087 U.C.)
• Dr. Alexander (circa 0087 - U.C. 0086)
• Dr. Gerhard Gluck (circa 0087 - U.C. 0086)
• Dr. Oscar Lyell (circa 0087 - U.C. 0086)
• Dr. Fujita (circa 0088 - U.C. 0087)
• Dr. M. Kobayashi (circa 0088 - U.C. 0087)
• Lecil Doctor (circa 0088 - U.C. 0087)
• Emary Ounce (c. 0088 U.C.)
• Sophie Ferrell
• Lucas Meitner
• Milly Childer (c. 0088 U.C.)
• Iris Orlando (c. 0123 U.C.)
• Bancroft
• Muller Miguel

Production Department

• October Saran (c. 0093 U.C.)

Creations

Gundam Development Project

• RX-78GP00 Gundam GP00 "Blossom"
• RX-78GP01 Gundam "Zephyranthes"
• RX-78GP02A Gundam "Physalis"
• RX-78GP03S Gundam "Dendrobium Stamen"
• RX-78GP03D Gundam "Dendrobium Orchis"
• RX-78GP04G Gundam "Gerbera"
• AGX-04 Gerbera Tetra

Zeta Project

• RMS-099 (MSA-099) Rick Dias (Codename: γ Gundam)
• MSN-00100 (MSN-100) Hyaku Shiki (Codename: δ Gundam)
• RMS-108 (MSA-002) Marasai
• MSA-003 Nemo
• MSA-005 Methuss
• MSZ-006 Zeta Gundam (Codename: ζ Gundam)
• MSZ-006A1 Zeta Plus A1
• MSZ-006C1 Ζ Plus C1
• MSA-007 Nero
• MSZ-008 ZII
• MSZ-010 ΖΖ Gundam (Codename: θ Gundam)
• MSA-0011 S Gundam (Codename: ι Gundam)
• RGZ-91 Re-GZ (Refined Gundam Zeta)

Unicorn Project

• MSN-06S Sinanju
• RX-0 Unicorn Gundam
• RGM-96X Jesta

Silhouette Formula Project

• RXF-91 Silhouette Gundam
• RX-99 Neo Gundam
• F71B G-Cannon Magna
• RGM-111 Hardygun
• MSA-0120 Advanced Tactical Mobile Suit "ATMOS"

RGM series

• RGM-86R GM III
• RGM-89 Jegan
• RGM-109 Heavygun
• RGM-119 Jamesgun
• RGM-122 Javelin

Other series

• AMS-119 Geara Doga
• MSN-03 Jagd Doga
• MSN-04 Sazabi
• RX-93 Nu Gundam (Codename: ν Gundam)
• NZ-666 Kshatriya
• MSF-007 Gundam Mk-III
• MSA-0012 Lambda Gundam (Codename: λ Gundam)
• RX-90 Mu Gundam (Codename : μ Gundam)
• MSA-014 Sigma Gundam (Codename : Σ Gundam)
• Epsy Gundam (Codename: ε Gundam)
• RX-104 Odysseus Gundam/RX-104FF Penelope
• RX-105 Xi Gundam (Codename: ξ Gundam)
• F-50D Guntank R-44 (RXR-44)
• MS-50A Zaku 50
• RX-110 Zorin Soul

Vehicles

• FXA-05D G-Defenser
• FXA-08R Mega Rider
• La Vie en Rose
• MSC-07 Albion
• Argama-class
• Nahel Argama-class Carrier
• Magallanica

See also

• Gundam Development Project
• Zeta Project
• Strategic Naval Research Institute

Image Gallery

Notes

• The characters, Dr. M. Nagano, Dr. Fujita, and Dr. M. Kobayashi, who appear in several design work books, are named for real-life mechanical designers Mamoru Nagano, Kazumi Fujita, and Makoto Kobayashi respectively.
• In Anaheim Journal, a secret branch of AE known as the AE Advanced Development Division (aka "Club Works") is mentioned as developing AE's many famous MS. It is similar to a Skunkworks project.

References

External Links

• Anaheim Electronics on Wikipedia

Universal Century Nations and Factions
Earth Federation
Earth Federation Forces | Titans | New Desides | Londo Bell | ECOAS | Phantom Sweep Corps | Federation Survey Service | League Militaire | Man Hunting Attachment
Zeon
Principality of Zeon | Axis Zeon | Neo Zeon | Glemy Faction | Republic of Zeon | Delaz Fleet | Mars Zeon/Oldsmobile | Midnight Fenrir Corps | Chimera Corps | Invisible Knights
Anti-Earth Federation Movements
Anti Earth Union Group | Karaba | Mafty
Other
Crossbone Vanguard | Cosmo Babylonia | Jupiter Empire | Jupiter Energy Fleet | Riah Republic | Zanscare Empire/BESPA | Congress of Settlement Nations | Metatron/Zi Zeon
Non-Governmental Organizations
Anaheim Electronics | Buch Concern | Colony Public Corporation | Hervic Company | SNRI | Flanagan Institute | Minovsky Physics Society | MIP | Newtype Research Institute | Vist Foundation | Zimmad | Zeonic | List of Universal Century companies

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