1. A new trailer for Gundam Unicorn episode 7. The theme song is "StarRingChild" by Aimer (produced by Hiroyuki Sawano). The official site was updated with new mecha designs, including a second Ecoas Jegan[www.gundam-unicorn.net], the EWAC Jegan[www.gundam-unicorn.net], and Sleeves versions of the Gelgoog and Regelg[www.gundam-unicorn.net].

2. Announcement and trailer for Gundam Reconguista in G, a new series directed by Yoshiyuki Tomino (creator of Gundam) and with character designs by Kenichi Yoshida (Overman King Gainer, Eureka Seven). The mechanical designs are by Akira "Akiman" Yasuda (Code Geass), Ippei Gyobu (Sacred Seven), and Kimitoshi Yamane (Cowboy Bebop, Escaflowne, The 08th MS Team). The music is by Yugo Kanno (Psycho-Pass). It takes place in a timeline "after" the Universal Century, but it is unknown how or if it relates to Turn A Gundam. The main character works for an organization that protects a space elevator. Tomino hopes that it will be "something that could be shown to our children, to your children" and that it will be enjoyed by "future fans of Gundam," Here's the official site[www.g-reco.net]. It comes out in the fall.

3. Annoucement and trailer for the anime of Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin. It will only adapt the Char & Sayla section of the manga (for now?), which takes place prior to the main story. The trailer shows Zeon Deikun's murder at the hands of the Zabis in U.C. 0068. Here's the official site[www.gundam-the-origin.net]. It will be a four-part series starting next spring, and will be shown in theaters. The first episode is called Blue-Eyed Casval.

4. A theme song of the anniversary called G35 by Yasutaka Nakata of Capsule.

5. A "next phase of Real G" (the lifesize Gundam in Japan). Details were not given but it sounds like they could be implementing more motion than just its head. This may not be ready until the 40th anniversary in 2019. More details will come next month.

6. An "Art of Gundam" exhibit in Tokyo in 2014 and Osaka in 2015.

UPDATE: The entire presentation, with English voiceover, can be watched on YouTube. Yoshiyuki Tomino's speech has been translated as well (it was not translated in the live broadcast). He makes it clear that it is supposed to be written Reconguista and not Reconquista.