521. **Zenryoku Otome 5** (全力乙女5) 2. **Dousei Chuu! 4** (同棲ちゅう！ 4) 3. **Kawaii Ano Ko no Himitsu wa ne** (可愛いあの子の秘密はね) \[Seisuke Akari\] 4. **Kanojo na Senpai.** (彼女な先輩。) \[Hoshino Madoka (星野円)\] 5. **Boku no Koto Suki ni Natte** (ボクのことスキになって) \[Minadori Naya\] 6. **Decoration** (デコレーション) 7. **Ichijin Koukou Engeki-bu no Kaijin** (一迅高校演劇部の怪人) 8. **Haruno to Natsukawa. Sono 8** (春野と夏川。その8)
-Rebooted manga based on the anime TV series. (Source: Wikipedia, translated)
Several hundred years have passed since the fierce battles using Mobile Suits throughout the universe. After many wars, earthlings forgot how to make developments in their own civilization. Some humans moved to the moon. For a very, very long time, they dreamed about returning to earth. When Planet Earth regained its standard of living to that of the days of the Industrial Revolution, Dianna Soreil, the Queen of the Moon entered into negotiations with the head of Planet Earth so that the Moonrace could return. She also secretly dispatched a reconnaissance troop to check the environmental and living conditions on Planet Earth. Loran Cehack came to Earth as part of the troop. Almost drowned in a river, he was saved by two beautiful sisters, Kihel and Sochie. After the accident, he started working for a mine, owned by the father of these sisters. He soon gets used to living on Planet Earth. Two years pass and the Moonrace who are becoming impatient with the slow negotiations takes action and forcefully tries to return to Earth. Flames engulf the streets. The "Turn 'A' Gundam" appears from the White Doll Ruins and Loran finds himself riding it. He becomes the savior of Planet Earth. Loran's struggle to avoid war between the Moon and Planet Earth begins.
For the Barrel (フォー・ザ・バレル) is an abstract novel adaptation of Yoshiyuki Tomino's Mobile Suit Gundam. It was serialized in the Japanese Newtype Magazine from August 2000 to June 2002. The series was put as part of the Gundam metaseries and took place in an alternate interpretation of the Universal Century timeline. However, it has no relation or resemblance to any previous Gundam works. (Source: Gundam Wikia) *Note: this work never received a tankoubon release.*
For more than 2,000 years, there are people who have been waiting patiently to return to the earth. The people of the moon. When the Moonrace, led by the Dianna Counter, began executing their mission to return to Earth, Loran Cehack, who had descended from the Moon to Earth two years earlier, underwent a coming-of-age ceremony. That night, he encountered the Turn A Gundam.