After War Gundam X

After War Gundam X (also known as "Mobile New Century Gundam X") is the seventh television series in the Mobile Suit Gundam franchise (dating back to 1979) and the third not set in the franchise's usual Universal Century. timeline. Set fifteen years after a war between the Earth Government and the rebelling space colonies results in 99% of humanity being wiped out, the series follows a group of salvage dealers (called "Vultures") who find themselves entangled in a pre-war conspiracy involving Newtypes (humans with E.S.P. capabilities, a signature of the Gundam franchise), a newly-formed earth government, and the GX-9900 Gundam X aboard their ship.
Gundam X is notable for both being the first post-apocalyptic Gundam title as well as the shortest Gundam television series until 2014's deliberately short Reconguista in G; as the fourth in a line of Gundam series to be aired without breaks between them (premiering the week after the end of the previous series), audience fatigue resulted in it suffering low ratings throughout it's broadcast and after being moved to a 6:00AM Saturday timeslot, ratings dropped to the point that the series was cut to 39 episodes (down from it's originally planned 49 episode run).
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==Handguns==
===Colt Double Eagle===
Garrod Ran, the pilot of the GX-9900 Gundam X, carries what appears to be an Colt Double Eagle with him whenever he's not piloting a mobile suit.
===Jamil's Pistol===
Jamil Neate, captain of the Freeden and the first pilot of the Gundam GX-9900, carries a fictional semi-automatic pistol with him at all times. While it is a fictional design, it is based heavily on the CZ 75 series of pistols with changes to the triggerguard, safety, and grip panels. This weapon is also seen in the hands of Estardian rebels, and may be a pre-war military design.
===Unknown Beretta pistol===
When Garrod decides to auction off his newly acquired GX-9900 Gundam X, one of the bidders starts to draw a Beretta pistol (the exact model cannot be determined, as the only clearly-shown feature is Beretta's signature cutaway slide) before Garrod informs the audience that the cockpit is rigged with explosives.
===Colt Python===
Witz Sou carries a 6-inch Colt Python with him while off duty.
thumb|400px|none|Colt Python with 6" Barrel - .357 Magnum
===Walther P5===
Ennil El is seen with a Walther P5 pistol in episode 7.
thumb|none|400px|Walther P5 - 9x19mm
===Browning Hi-Power Mk III===
Several characters are seen using Browning Hi-Power Mark III pistols.
===N.U.N.E. Pistol===
Most of the New U.N.E.'s personnel are seen carrying a fictional Glock-like double-action only plastic-framed pistol. This weapon also occasionally shows up in the hands of forces outside the Post-War U.N.E.
====Compact N.U.N.E. Pistol====
Carris Nautilus is seen with a compact variant of the N.U.N.E.'s pistol.
==Submachine Guns==
===N.U.N.E. SMG (Futuristic MP5K)===
Most of the N.U.N.E. soldiers stationed on military bases or vessels are armed with a futuristic submachine gun. Upon closer inspection, this weapon is revealed to be just a Heckler & Koch MP5K with a number of cosmetic modifications, most notably a shell around the receiver, barrel and handguard. The crew of the Freeden also use these weapons during their prison break at the N.U.N.E. facility on Zonder Epta island.
====Long-Barreled N.U.N.E. SMG====
A variant of the N.U.N.E.'s SMG with a slightly longer barrel and barrel shroud is briefly seen near the end of the series.
===MAC-11===
Katokk Alzamille and his men infiltrate the Freeden armed with several MAC-11 submachine guns.
===Fictional SMG===
Estardian rebel Yurina Sonohara keeps a fictional submachine gun (based heavily on the Walther MP series in a box under her bed.
==Rifles==
===Heckler & Koch G3A3===
Numerous military and paramilitary groups, including the crew of the Freeden, are seen with H&K G3A3 battle rifles.
===AK-47===
A number of AK pattern rifles are seen in the hands of various smaller military forces, most notably the Republic of Estardia. The weapons are drawn rather generic, making it impossible to determine which exact AK variant they are intended to be.
===Colonial Rifle===
Several armed groups in the space colonies are seen using a fictional assault rifle. The rifle is shown to be able to function both in zero-gravity and in a vacuum, making it ideal for troops operating in and around the space colonies.
===M21 Sniper Rifle===
The M21 Sniper Rifle is used by several N.U.N.E. soldiers guarding the hangar where the newly-completed GX-9901-DX Gundam Double X is housed. All of these rifles are equipped with large night-vision scopes.
==Heavy Weapons==
===Fictional Missile Launcher===
During their escape from Zonder Epta island, several members of the Freeden use a fictional wide-bore missile launcher.
===Fictional Long Missile Launcher===
A second fictional RPG design is seen in the hands of the N.U.N.E. soldiers who try to stop Garrod from stealing the GX-9901-DX.
===N.U.N.E. Heavy Machine Gun===
Most N.U.N.E. A.P.C.s are armed with a swivel turret equipped with a (fictional) belt-fed heavy machine gun.
===Futuristic M242 Bushmaster chaingun===
Several N.U.N.E. armored vehicles are armed with futuristic versions of the M242 Bushmaster chaingun.
==Other Weapons==
===Flare Pistol===
Jamil is briefly seen using a flare pistol (or possibly a flare-launching attachment for a standard handgun) to communicate orders to the GX-9900.
===MK3 offensive hand grenade===
Several characters are seen with MK3 hand grenades.
===Grapple Launcher===
Garrod uses a (fictional) compact grapple launcher to sneak aboard the cargo ship carrying the GX-9901-DX away from the Zonder Epta island facility.
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