Mobile Suit Gundam WingOpens in a new tab is celebrating its 30th anniversary in a huge way! At this year's San Diego Comic-Con, Bandai Namco Filmworks announced a whole slew of Gundam-related announcements, with the majority of them tying back to the 1995 series. New videos, art and manga are on the horizon, as well as the return of a beloved Gundam Wing film.

First off, there are two new creations you can enjoy right now. Check out the special "-Operation 30th-" video, featuring both classic and new footage and set to TWO-MIX's iconic music for the original series.

A new 30th anniversary visual was also released, inspired by the show's eyecatch:

That's not where the celebrations stop, though. A new manga is on the way, penned by Gundam Wing illustrator Sakura Asagi and screenwriter Katsuyuki Sumisawa. The new manga, titled MOBILE SUIT GUNDAM WING 0.5 POINT HALF PREVERNTER-7, "bridges the gap between Endless Waltz and Frozen Teardrop." The first chapter is now online with an English language version available to read.

Last but not least, a theatrical re-release of Mobile Suit Gundam Wing: Endless WaltzOpens in a new tab is being planned in Japanese and American theatres, with a screening at the Japan Society in New York City scheduled for the fall. More details about a wider release will follow as they become available.

The original Mobile Suit Gundam Wing premiered in 1995 in Japan, and debuted in the United States on Toonami in 2000. Crunchyroll currently streams Mobile Suit Gundam Wing and Endless Waltz, describing the main series as such:

Source: Comic Natalie, Press Release