Suit Victory Gundam. The series introduces new characters: Font Baud, a Mobile Suit enthusiast; Curtis Rothko, a blind operative of Jupiter's "Serpiente Tacon" special forces command; and Belle, the daughter of one of Jupiter's leading families, and apparently Curtis' own daughter. The plot revolves around Curtis' efforts to protect Font from Zanscare Empire troops after he discovers information about the Angel Halo superweapon. Things are complicated by the appearance of a Crossbone Gundam mobile suit, even though all units were believed destroyed in the climax of Steel Seven. Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam: Dust (2016–2020): set sixteen years after Mobile Suit Victory Gundam. The weaknesses of the Earth Federation have been exposed. Various space colonies, outside the reach of the weakened Federation, begin to fight each other and establish their own autonomous governments. Technology has regressed, as the Earth Sphere plunges into turmoil as various wars break out. Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam: X-11 (2021–2022): set during the events of Dust in the Jupiter Sphere, and tells the story of what Curtis Rothko was doing, depicting his "final battle". Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam: Love & Piece (2022–): an anthology of side-stories featuring characters from Crossbone Gundam. The first part is a prequel about Karras, an agent of the Jupiter Empire. Crossbone Gundam in other media The characters and mecha of Crossbone Gundam often appear in the SD Gundam G Generation video game series. The series also appears in 2nd Super Robot Wars Alpha, part of the long-running Super Robot Wars franchise; it is the first non-animated series to be given plot significance in a Super Robot Wars game. In 2010, Crossbone Gundam appeared in Another Century's Episode: R, Super Robot Wars''' action counterpart. The animated series Gundam Build Fighters has one of the participants in the Gunpla Battle Championships, Mao Yasaka, fielding a version of the Crossbones called the XM-X9999 Crossbone Gundam Maoh. The sequel series, Gundam Build Fighters Try, features another variant, the XM-X1 Crossbone Gundam Full Cloth, used by Lucas Nemesis. In a 2016 poll by AnimeAnime.jp, Crossbone Gundam'' was voted as the most-wanted anime adaptation over any other unadapted manga. References External links Crossbone Gundam at Gears Online Crossbone Kadokawa Dwango franchises Kadokawa Shoten manga Shōnen manga