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Alps-class — Specifications, Lineage & Appearances

Alps-class Ground Battleship from Gundam After War
Alps-class

The Alps-class is a ground battleship from the After War timeline of the Gundam franchise. It was manufactured by Vulture. Within the franchise it is considered canon.

The Alps-class in turn led to 2 derived units — Freeden and Mirage. Both directions are mapped on the interactive tree above.

The Alps-class has appeared in 3 Gundam releases across 1996–2011, debuting in After War Gundam X (1996). Later appearances include After War Gundam X (Manga) and Gundam EXA.

It was fielded by Vulture.

Specifications

Classification
Ground Battleship
Manufacturer
Vulture
Universe
After War
Canon status
canon
Overall height
47.00 m
Weight
6380.00 t
Power output
58910.289855001 kW 78,999.995 hp

Special Equipment & Features

  • 2 x Cargo Loading Crane

Production Timeline

The Alps-class has appeared in 3 releases from 1996 to 2011.

  1. 1996 After War Gundam X (debut)
  2. 1996 After War Gundam X (Manga)
  3. 2011 Gundam EXA

Development Lineage

Develops into & variants

Operators: Vulture

Frequently asked questions about the Alps-class

What is the Alps-class?
The Alps-class is a ground battleship from the After War timeline of the Gundam franchise. It was manufactured by Vulture. It is considered canon within the franchise.
What mobile suits were developed from the Alps-class?
2 units were developed from or built as variants of the Alps-class: Freeden and Mirage.
Which factions operated the Alps-class?
The Alps-class was operated by Vulture.
How big is the Alps-class?
The Alps-class stands 47.00 m tall, weighs 6380.00 t, produces 58910.289855001 kW 78,999.995 hp.
Which Gundam series does the Alps-class appear in?
The Alps-class appears in 3 Gundam releases, debuting in After War Gundam X (1996): After War Gundam X, After War Gundam X (Manga) and Gundam EXA.

Explore the full interactive development tree for the Alps-class above, or browse every Gundam mobile suit. Reference: Gundam Wiki.