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Super Dimension Century Orguss - Design Books, 1983-1984

Super Dimension Century Orguss - Design Books, 1983-1984

Anime Design Archive
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This two-volume Japanese visual reference documents the characters, machines, settings and production designs of the 1983 science-fiction anime Super Dimension Century Orguss. Published by Shogakukan around the original broadcast, the matched upper and lower volumes preserve a richly illustrated record of early-1980s mecha design.

Production: Super Dimension Century Orguss animation staff; individual author not stated by the source

Publisher: Shogakukan

Date: Source describes first printings from 1983 and 1984

Format: Two paperback volumes, 120 pages each / 240 pages total, 16K format; fold-out pages described as intact

Material: Printed paper and card covers

Language: Japanese

Edition / signature / number: First printings as listed; unsigned and unnumbered

Condition: graded 8/10; interiors are described as clean and complete, with age consistent with books over forty years old

Edition, inserts or completeness: unverified.

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