| Fight Rules |
 |
| Because the Gundam Fight isn't a war, there are some rules that the fighters must follow. 1. A fight doesn't count unless it's declaired official. 2. To make a fight official, the fighters must agree to the fight and announce, "Ready, Go!" 3. The fighters must always follow the Gundam Fight International Treaty. Gundam Fight International Treaty: Article 1: Damage on the head results in immediate disqualification. Article 2: Never attack your opponent's cockpit. Article 3: Fighters damaged in any part of the body except the head may repair the damage as often as necessary and continue to fight. Article 4: Gundam Fighters must protect their own Gundams at all times. Article 5: All battles are on one to one basis. Article 6: Gundam Fighters must not damage nor mark the honor or dignity of the nations they represent. Article 7: The ring for each battle is the whole Earth. Supplement to Article 1: Killing and wounding caused in error during the competition is permissable. Supplement to Artilce 7: Gundam Fighters will not be prosecuted for destroying buildings on the Earth during the competition. How the Cockpit Works(Trace System) Unlike GW, there are no hand held controls in a G Gundam. The fighter is wrapped in a tight spandex-like material, with their country's symbol on the chest. They have a 360 degree view of the outside in their cockpit (display screen). The spandex-like material sends a transmission to the Gundam's system, so when the fighter punches, the Gundam punches. The fighters feel real damage, so they don't have unlimited strength. What's with the Card Names? Ok, first I'll explain King of Hearts. Domon's Master, Master Asia, was the previous King of Hearts. He passed the title on to Domon. King of Hearts is supposed to represent the strongest fighter. All of the card symbols are displayed on the back of the fighter's hand. As for the rest of the card names, it is concerning the Shuffle Delegation. The Shuffle Delegation is in charge of watching over the Gundam Fights and making sure no one disobeys the rules. The original Shuffle Delegation died when they were saving Chibodee and the others. Surprisingly, Chibodee and the others were the destined inheritors of the Shuffle Delegation title. So, in the end, the Shuffle Delegation's legacy continued. |
 |
| Here's a pic of what the Shuffle Delegation symbol for "King of Hearts" looks like. The tattoo only appears when the fighters' emotions rise. |