Mobile Suit Gundam Abridged

Mobile Suit Gundam Abridged is an Abridged Series of Mobile Suit Gundam created in 2009 by Gutted Wren Studios.

Tropes used in Mobile Suit Gundam Abridged include:

Alternate Character Interpretation: Many of the characters are exaggerated versions of themselves, but perhaps the biggest change is Haro, who was designed by Amuro "to keep Frau away from [him]." His voice is clips of GLaDOS from Portal.
- And Amuro is practically a basket case.
  - His father issues are taken to extremes, and often lead to rampages on the battlefield.
- Dozle Zabi is a borderline Adult Child. After Garma bites it, Dozle goes to his dad for 'upsies'.
Black Comedy Rape: At the end of episode eight, when the ship was a mile high up.
Camp Gay: Garma, and all his men, too.
Captain Oblivious: "Bu-but, I don't believe Garma was gay!"
Cluster F-Bomb: Bright delivers one in episode 14 when Mirai points out that if the Gundam's reactor detonates, it could take out White Base too.
Cool Shades: Char, complete with The Who's Won't Be Fooled Again.
Domestic Abuse: Conversed for laughs in the scene where Bright slaps Amuro for refusing to pilot the Gundam:

Amuro: My own father never hit me!
Bright: Well, maybe he should have!

Freak-Out: Bright loses it upon learning that Sayla was the one piloting the Gundam in episode 16.
Fur and Loathing

Degwin: Look, if I need advice on how to turn a litter of kittens into a sweater, then I'll come to you.
Kycilia: It was two litters, and it was a coat. And you did think it looked rather cute on me.
Degwin: That, it did, my Dear. That, it did.

Gilligan Cut: From episode 4:

Commander Wakkein: Those kids are too paranoid. Even the Red Comet wouldn't think to attack such a fortified position like Luna II.
(cut to Char)
Char: We're attacking the fortified position known as Luna II.

I Know Mortal Kombat: Why kids can pilot the Gundams.

"It was the 400 hours I spent on Steel Battalion."

Immune to Bullets: Char can't be hit because he's wearing pink.
- "Allow me to reiterate my previous statement that your weapons are ineffective against me based on my pigmentation."
Luke, I Am Your Father: The DNA evidence gag hints that Bright could be Amuro's real dad.
Only Sane Employee: Bright does not like having to manage a crew of angsty teenagers.
Red Shirt: "But I'm wearing blue!"
Running Gag: "That's disgusting."
- D N A Evidence.
- A few episodes would end with any character saying "Wait..." after coming to sudden realization.
- Anger Sayla and she'll shoot you in the crotch.
- Allusions to sexual intercourse.
- Ramba Ral and his Zeon forces mispronouncing "Earth phenomena", such as lightning as "litning", desert as "deesart" and Gundam as "Goondam".
Sampling: Part of the Speedy Techno Remake of the original show's theme.
Shout-Out: Many.
Soundtrack Dissonance: The most intense battles are coupled with unfitting, yet upbeat, music.
Talk Like a Pirate: Mirai, no matter how much she's asked to stop. She's just as confused about it as everyone else.

Mirai: Sir, don't look at me like that. It's involuntary! Yar! I be cursed!

- She doesn't do it when the crew is on vacation, though. When it's clearly over, she starts up again, much to Sayla's relief.
- It might be the Minovsky Particles. Since when are they harmless?
The Alcoholic: Dren.
The Stoic: Also Dren, whose voice never wavers from its bored monotone, even in combat. Also functions as the Deadpan Snarker, with extra deadpan.