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{{quote|''...the Moon will always be there...'' |'''Narrator'''}}
 
''After War Gundam X'' (''Kidou Shinseiki Gundam X'', lit. "Mobile New Century Gundam X") is the seventh, and second shortest completed [[Mobile Suit Gundam-san|non-parody]] [[Gundam]] TV Series<ref>UnlessThe oneshortest being the 26 countsepisode ''[[Gundam Reconguista in G]]''. ''[[Gundam Build Fighters]]'' and ''[[Gundam Build Divers]]'' would also be shorter if counted separately from their direct sequels ''Gundam Build Fighters Try'' and ''Gundam Build Divers Re:RISE'', but both of which began airing within 13 months of their predecessor's conclusion.</ref>. The story follows a group of scavengers (called Vultures) of the hovercraft mothership the Freeden on a hunt to find Newtypes in the post-apocalyptic world in order to protect them from those who would exploit their abilities. The series background involves a violent war 15 years earlier that killed nearly every human, in earth and space. [[Fallout|It was not, as some had predicted, the end of the world. Instead, the apocalypse was simply the prologue to another bloody chapter in human history]]. [[It's the Same, Now It Sucks|And Gundam? Gundam never changes]]. Despite the grim premise, ''Gundam X'' retains a shockingly optimistic tone.
 
While scheduled for 49 episodes, it was cut short down to 39 due to [[Executive Meddling]]. Despite this resulting in the final arc being compressed from a planned 12 episodes to a mere 3, Gundam X managed to have an entirely coherent (if rushed) ending. Its sequel manga "Under The Moonlight", has become quite popular, and appearences in the [[Super Robot Wars]] games have gained it more popularity in recent years.