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G-Sky Easy — Specifications, Lineage & Appearances

G-Sky Easy at a glance

Timeline
Universal Century
First appearance
Mobile Suit Gundam (1979)
Developed from
G-Sky
Led to
1 unit — FF-X7-Bst Core Booster
Gunpla kits
1 catalogued

Interactive development tree and full data sheet: www.mobilesuit.dev/mobile-suit/g-sky-easy

G-Sky Easy Prototype Core Block System Support Fighter from Gundam Universal Century
G-Sky Easy

The G-Sky Easy is a prototype core block system support fighter from the Universal Century timeline of the Gundam franchise. It was manufactured by Earth Federation. Within the franchise it is considered canon.

The G-Sky Easy is an alternate configuration of the G-Sky in Mobile Suit Gundam.

Within the story, the G-Sky Easy first appears in 0079 U.C. and was last seen in 0080 U.C.

The G-Sky Easy was developed from G-Sky. It in turn led to 1 derived unit — FF-X7-Bst Core Booster. Both directions are mapped on the interactive tree above.

The G-Sky Easy has appeared in 6 Gundam releases across 1979–2014, debuting in Mobile Suit Gundam (1979). Later appearances include Mobile Suit Gundam 0079, Gundam 0079 - Nightmare of Solomon, Solomon Express and Mobile Suit Gundam Vs. Gundam Next and 1 more.

It was fielded by Earth Federation Forces.

1 Gunpla model kit has been catalogued for the G-Sky Easy, alongside 4 figures and other collectibles.

Specifications

Classification
Prototype Core Block System Support Fighter
Production type
Prototype
Manufacturer
Earth Federation
Canon status
canon
Power source
NC-3 Type Nuclear Fusion Generator
Armor
Luna Titanium
First seen
0079 U.C.
Last seen
0080 U.C.

Production Timeline

The G-Sky Easy has appeared in 5 releases from 1979 to 2014.

  1. 1979 — Mobile Suit Gundam — TV Anime · 43 episodes (debut)
  2. 1992 — Mobile Suit Gundam 0079 — TV Anime
  3. 1993 — Gundam 0079 - Nightmare of Solomon — TV Anime
  4. 1999 — Solomon Express — Other
  5. 2014 — Gundam Build Fighters Try — TV Anime · 25 episodes

Games featuring the G-Sky Easy

The G-Sky Easy is playable in 1 Gundam game.

  1. 2009 — Mobile Suit Gundam Vs. Gundam Next

Development Lineage

Developed from

Develops into & variants

Operators: Earth Federation Forces

G-Sky Easy Model Kits

1 catalogued model kit for the G-Sky Easy (plus 4 figures and other collectibles):

See all G-Sky Easy kits, prices and community builds

Frequently asked questions about the G-Sky Easy

What is the G-Sky Easy?
The G-Sky Easy is a prototype core block system support fighter from the Universal Century timeline of the Gundam franchise. It was manufactured by Earth Federation. It is considered canon within the franchise. G-Sky Easy was seen only once during the Federation's Operation Odessa, when Hayato Kobayashi combined his Core Fighter with the B-Parts after his Guntank was disabled.
What was the G-Sky Easy developed from?
The G-Sky Easy was developed from G-Sky. Its full development lineage is mapped on the G-Sky Easy evolution tree.
What mobile suits were developed from the G-Sky Easy?
1 unit was developed from or built as variants of the G-Sky Easy: FF-X7-Bst Core Booster.
Which factions operated the G-Sky Easy?
The G-Sky Easy was operated by Earth Federation Forces.
How big is the G-Sky Easy?
The G-Sky Easy is armoured in Luna Titanium.
Which Gundam series does the G-Sky Easy appear in?
The G-Sky Easy appears in 5 Gundam releases, debuting in Mobile Suit Gundam (1979): Mobile Suit Gundam, Mobile Suit Gundam 0079, Gundam 0079 - Nightmare of Solomon, Solomon Express and Gundam Build Fighters Try.
Which Gundam games is the G-Sky Easy in?
The G-Sky Easy is playable in 1 Gundam game: Mobile Suit Gundam Vs. Gundam Next. It originally appeared in Mobile Suit Gundam (1979), not in a game.
Are there Gunpla model kits of the G-Sky Easy?
Yes — 1 model kit is catalogued for the G-Sky Easy, alongside 4 figures and other collectibles, listed with grade, scale and release year on its Gunpla page.

Explore the full interactive development tree for the G-Sky Easy above, or browse every Gundam mobile suit. Browse G-Sky Easy Gunpla kits & merchandise (5). Reference: Gundam Wiki.