The story contains references to characters from Gundam 0083 and Zeta Gundam such as Titans leader Jamitov Hymem and his aide Bask Om, and events like the broadcast speech that AEUG leader Char Aznable makes from the Earth Federation capital at Dakar. However, all the events of Advance of Zeta occur at different times and places from the events of Zeta Gundam, and none of the Zeta Gundam characters appear in person.

Advance of Zeta: The Flag of Titans” is an original story based on the Mobile Suit Gundam series, and serialized in the monthly publications Dengeki Hobby Magazine and Dengeki Daioh. The Dengeki Hobby serial takes the form of a photonovel accompanied by mechanical designs, technical information, and model photographs, while the Dengeki Daioh serial is in manga format.

The photonovel episodes and technical information published in Dengeki Hobby Magazine have been compiled into a series of Dengeki Hobby Magazine Specials. The manga episodes published in Dengeki Daioh have been compiled into a series of paperback volumes, or “tankoubon.” As of this writing (April 2007), five Dengeki Hobby Magazine Specials and three manga volumes have been published.

Advance of Zeta is a collaborative project between the staff of Dengeki Hobby Magazine, and the Sunrise animation studio which created Mobile Suit Gundam. The story is by Bin Konno, the mechanical designs by Kenki Fujioka, and the character designs by Takuya Saito. The manga adaptation is by Tatsu Mizuki.

Possibly. The direct involvement of the Sunrise studio gives Advance of Zeta an unusually strong claim to official status. Several mobile suits from the series have been reproduced in toy and model form by the Bandai company, and the story’s flagship mobile suit, the Gundam TR-1 Hazel, can actually be glimpsed in one scene from the movie “Zeta Gundam III: Love is the Pulse of the Stars.”

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The first installment of Advance of Zeta, little more than a preview page, was published in the July 2002 issue of Dengeki Hobby Magazine, and the first photonovel episode was published the following month. The manga serialization began in the February 2003 issue of Dengeki Daioh.

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No. She visits a different world, accompanied by different people. It's a world very much like Earth was in the 1950s before the launching of Sputnik. (For more information, see its description page.)

No. Although Advance of Zeta takes place over the same time span as the manga serial Ecole du Ciel, neither story contains any references to the events and characters of the other. The manga serial Char’s Deleted Affair takes place between the original Mobile Suit Gundam and the Gundam 0083 video series, and has no connection to Advance of Zeta.

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