It’s more useful for the military to mass-produce this than to find a new type whose existence is uncertain.

Marida was also modified around the same time as Plu, right?

The Federation that makes things like Rozami and Fow is too far behind.

>>1

Marida is the 12th in the Puru series, but

>>1

Gates, who had become Rozami’s older brother, seemed to be quite mentally stable, but perhaps his abilities were low.

>>2

Attacking the city and massacring adults! Collecting war orphans and turning them into enhanced humans! And then those enhanced humans kill adults again!

It looks like it would be fun from the perspective of those who are doing it.

Thinking that I can’t resist when I’m subdued by Puru-2 excites me.

In a world where Zeon wins, the top NT at the Flanagan School would be a stable guy like Exa-be-kun, but in a world where the Federation wins, just two years later, you have people like Fuu and Rosamia at that level, which is just really crazy…

Federation Army Enhanced Humans: Zero, Fow, Rosamia, Gates, Lane

Zeon-type Enhanced Humans: Ingrid 0, Yuma, Zoltan, Puru, Puru Two, Marida, Rugar, Zenad, Frontale (Agos), Gune, Quess

The Federal type is a prototype that was enhanced with medication to withstand G-forces for the pilot of the Pale Rider during the One Year War.

The depiction in the manga suggests that Chloe Croce and the Pale Rider-related pills allow one to endure rapid G-forces, but if continued long enough, the side effects can lead to death. However, surgery can eliminate the disadvantages related to those side effects, which is quite mysterious.

Seeing the difference in how Rozamia and Plutz use Psycho MK2 makes me want to cry.

In the years following the Zanskar War, it won’t be uncommon for NT to emerge at a relatively high level, right?

>>12

Maria in the Angel Halo’s kill room and the psychics in the ring are also Newtypes, but their numbers are around 20,000.

Recently, the inspection-failed kids can’t even receive the newly grown setting numbers.

>>17

It’s exciting to think that a failure is being made a plaything of the big shots, isn’t it?

>>66

If you’re sending it to an important person, it would be better to have a higher level of completeness and be usable for protection as well…

>>71

I think they’ll mess with it in a sexual way rather than making it stronger.

A mentality and manners that are not embarrassing to show in public.

>>17

“It’s such a waste to have let the completed product 12 go to a brothel.”

>>14

The symbol is clearly a pull, but it feels very mob-like…

Half of the species may be lost, but do they also evolve?

The Angel Halo seems quite inefficient compared to Psycho Shard.

When I see that Pesce, who was considered to have abilities far from actual combat while at the Flanagan Institute, is now a senior to Non, Rei, and Rin, I can feel the passage of time.

>>19

I’ll prevent the funnel’s simultaneous attack.

I lost someone strange.

>>22

You were casually putting up a barrier, weren’t you?

And the attendant who explodes right next to it.

What is a psychic?

There are beings even stronger than Newtypes.

I wonder if the Pull series could do something like super acceleration of growth.

Psychic = Newtype

The last enhanced human coordinated by Zeon and the Flanagan Institute is Gunei, right?

Ms. Marida would probably be in a brothel by then.

I wonder how many war orphan enhanced humans there are now.

Alize of Walpurgis

MOON Gundam’s Agos

Gundam NT’s Yona, Michelle, Rita

It’s increased over the past seven years or so.

It seems that clones have higher stability but worse cost-effectiveness…

>>31

You should just keep making things and challenge yourself until you create a successful piece…

It seems to have been created with a kind of gacha feeling.

If we go beyond the Universal Century, the number increases even more, and we could have main characters like Swen and Allelujah also as war orphans.

It seems that Frontal is not a clone but a genetically enhanced human with plastic surgery, suggesting that the standard of strength depends on the degree of enhancement.

Was Lane a cyborg?

It didn’t have that kind of atmosphere in the novel.

>>35

In an article in Monthly Newtype that has published the setting of the novel, it clearly stated “enhanced humans.”

I’ve always wondered if you can become able to use psychometrics through drugs or mind control.

>>38

Some even have chips implanted in their brains.

>>38

Drugs and mind control are measures to stabilize the mind, not measures to emit psychic waves.

>>38

Psycommu is a system that uses psychonic waves to manipulate Minovsky particles, so as long as the psychonic waves can be sent flying, there will be a way to manage it.

If we could mass-produce something like the Gyuunei, it would be a great success for the military.

Ξ-GUNDAM

In a space dominated by gravity, like in the atmosphere, mobile suits could not fly freely without the use of support mechanisms.

Equipped with the “Minovsky Craft” that enables pseudo-antigravity propulsion, the mobile suits that first flew through the atmosphere under their own power in history are the Ξ-Gundam and its rival, Penelope.

A rematch with the enhanced human Lane’s Benelope is approaching.

Monthly Newtype October 1989 Issue, Page 8

Published on October 1, 1989.

Lane gets heated up quickly, and when he’s called a strengthened human, that’s how he feels.

The procedure to produce a response wave involves opening the head and manipulating the brain, as it was written in the narrative novel.

They were doing things like a host club, saying that as enhanced humans, clones are considered objects and therefore do not fall under human laws.

It’s taken for granted that they’re promoting the growth of cloned humans, but is it really okay to just put that out there?

I think that character Plu was a Newtype in some Super Robot Wars game.

>>50

That’s how it is in the Super Robot Wars world.

There is a world of aliens in the realm of the undefeated from the East.

>>50

Wasn’t it treated as a Newtype in the old G Generation too?

And Plutz is treated as a modified human.

The created clones with low output of empathic waves are enhanced humans like Non, Rei, Rin, and Zenid, which are failures.

If the output of the response wave is high, I can activate the psychommu and pick up the opponent’s intentions.

Parts that are much more expensive and require more effort than mobile suits.

>>52

If we could either train them in Tibet or kidnap them from Shangri-La, we could get them ready, right, New Type?

Because Amuro and the others were very active during the One Year War…

If you enhance characters like Mashumaru or others to the point of being a bit crazy, they really become strong.

Gyunei had an impressive level of transformation because he was just a self-conscious young guy who wasn’t even being funny.

I can’t help but feel like there’s somehow a time to wait for Zeon to grow.

Well, regardless of the era, the truth that children grow up and become the next generation is an eternal and unchanging principle.

>>58

Isn’t it good to manipulate it so that it grows twice as fast as a normal person, like a clone trooper?

If that’s not enough, let’s go for 4 or 5 times.

The enhancement of Pull is in the aspect of being a soldier, but there is a sense that the NT ability itself is close to being self-sufficient.

>>59

Even Quess is NT, but she was enhanced by Neo Zeon.

I thought Puru was a Newtype and Puru Two was an Enhanced Human, but that wasn’t the case!?

It’s advantageous to enhance someone whose mind is already unsteady into a more powerful being.

Speaking of Newtypes, it also refers to artificially created enhanced humans…

Shinya Ogura says that “Zoltan Akkanen,” who appears in “Mobile Suit Gundam NT,” is a man who could not become Full Frontal, and he seems to be one of several candidates prepared for Frontal.

In other words, it is a modified human created to embody Char’s charisma by applying various treatments to the body.

“Like Elpee Puru?”

Shinya Ogura says that Pull is a test-tube baby designed at the genetic level, so it’s different.

Frontar and Zoltan selected candidates with the potential for enhancement to become enhanced humans and subjected them to acquired enhancement processes.

There was a scene in the PV of “NT” where a character undergoes surgical procedures, which means they were enhanced in that way.

Shinya Ogura only thought that both the Federation and Zeon would be happy if a pilot with superpowers convenient for war emerged as a Newtype.

Mobile Suit Gundam UC Complete Analysis pp. 137-138

First edition published on December 21, 2018.

Creative Communication – Sunrise

There aren’t many enhanced humans like Carrozz.

Is it too costly to fully mechanize to be able to operate in space?

>>67

It seems like the maintenance will also involve effort and costs, and real life looks tough.

>>67

Isn’t it enough if we just put them in a normal suit?

>>70

But if you have the power to deflect bullets or break open the armor of an MS even if shot with a gun…?

>>67

There is a story that the original pilot of the Unicorn was supposed to be a modified human with that kind of direction, but as a character, it doesn’t really come across.

Pull, Pull Two, and Marida are monsters that have undergone congenital enhancement procedures as test-tube babies.

Non, Rei, and Rin are those failures.

Frontal, Zoltan, Jona, Lane, Galemson, and Carozzo are originally ordinary humans who have undergone acquired enhancement procedures.

>>69

They’ve almost got coordinators, with heart support devices installed in 12 places in their bodies since birth.

>>79

Does that mean that a Coordinator designed as a Newtype has been turned into a cybernetic human?!

>>81

Giren’s clone has been modified with genes and organs for combat purposes, so it might be even worse.

>>79

It’s like, “Since when have you been preparing for this…?”

It’s a vibe where they’re like, “It’s great if the NT abilities are enhanced as part of MS operations,” but there’s really no point in having them operate in space with their real bodies…

Isn’t the Ingrit 0 surprisingly well-made, even though it’s an old Zeon design…?

Isn’t that enough for both performance and emotional aspects?

>>74

The adults around me were too great.

Even after waking up, I thought the dad Gopp would only be using it as intended, but he’s strangely showing off his doting father side…

>>74

I remember that Ingrid and another person were discussing in the story how the surrounding adults were really nice people, so it’s stable, right?

The research on enhanced humans reveals the Federation’s evilness is separating the successors.

Carozzo seems to be on the level of deflecting sniper bullets, and he probably has quite a bit of modification to his muscles and skeleton.

Mesta’s parents were suspected of being affiliated with the Zabi family, and as a result, they were assigned to meteorite exploration and collection duties, ultimately being relegated to a small, outdated Type 1 colony.

Mesta, who lost her father at that job, lived a life of crying with her mother while looking at a little Earth smaller than a coin.

And the reason Char became interested in the plan for enhanced humans was because he was captivated by the dream that one day it might be possible to create beings that can live in a vacuum.

That feeling is not unrelated to my father’s death.

Mobile Suit Gundam: Char’s Counterattack – Beltorchika’s Children, page 197

First edition published on February 20, 1988.

Creative Communication – Sunrise

Types like Rozamia are replaced with artificial muscles through surgery.

The Pull series feels like they are inherently enhanced through genetic modification.

Just because they are beings created in that way, there are too few adults in the Universal Century who think about having children…

>>88

Even the allied forces are using children in this world.

Is the final form of enhanced humans Farah and Katejina?

>>90

The performance is incredible, but I can’t tell if it was already crazy from the start or if it became even crazier after the enhancements…

>>93

Mr. Fara is a drifting prisoner in space… there’s nobody who wouldn’t go crazy in that situation.

>>90

Katejina is not an enhanced human in the anime.

Where did Gates-kun, the enhanced human, go?

I wonder what parts they manipulate for surgical procedures to endure extreme loads?

>>94

It seems like they might have replaced the bones with ones that have higher strength.

First of all, it’s a world where the protagonist must make children the main fighting force, so it can’t be helped.

Performance of the pull series.

– Enhanced muscles that retain blood flow pushed downward by centrifugal force during high-maneuver combat.

– Twelve internal cardiac support organs that ensure a stable blood supply to the brain during high-mobility combat.

A neural transmission system that processes information at high speed during high-mobility combat.

Those who have suspicions about V’s enhanced humans have excessive passion.

So, as for Super Robot Wars, it really is an environment where you can display either a Newtype or a Enhanced Human, whichever you prefer…

I’m pretty sure the enhanced humans had lower performance, so there would be a game-like performance gap.

Joniko has a technology that is like the prototype of the Pull series in terms of manufacturing methods, and since those around her interact with her normally, her emotional aspect is relatively stable.

Maybe it’s because I don’t interact with the Pull series much, but my emotions are quite skewed.

In the manga where they play Werewolf in Gundam Ace, a cybernetic human escapes and breaks a person’s neck with just a kick; those guys just look normal, but they’re essentially like the Hulk.

>>102

It’s a novel version, but the enhanced human Murakame was rigorously modified and trained not just as a New Type pilot but also to be capable in close combat, so I think it varies quite a bit depending on the developer.

I think Ingrid is also an ancestor of the pull type, so it’s not necessarily the case that NT abilities and design babies are equivalent; in a proper environment, they would stabilize, right?

What’s really messed up with drugs is the Federation (Titans) and the technology that flowed from there to Neo Zeon.

Do enhanced humans have no human rights?

The Titans really don’t do anything decent!

The main characters from the past are effectively utilizing a naturally gifted boy as a soldier…

It seems that the Plu series is not enhanced by surgical procedures, as Ms. Marida, who grew up under Jinneman, is growing up normally.

>>108

Nerves have become artificial.

It seems like playing with bones, especially for children, may not lead to a long life.

In theory, augmented humans with NT abilities and enhanced physical functions have superior specs.

Wait, is it okay to treat natural Newtypes and Coordinators the same way?

>>112

Natural New Types are only characterized by their high output of psychic waves and insight.

There are no enhanced muscles or heart support organs, so in terms of physical specs, enhanced humans are stronger.

If Amuro and Frontar would fight each other barehanded, Frontar would definitely win at that level.

The pull is just a clone of Giren, and the organization that possesses the genes is just tinkering with it and customizing it for combat, so even if it is inhumane, it doesn’t bother others.

It’s a human rights violation that people like Bright are conscripting civilian children just because they have talent.

>>113

If we go by that theory, Dr. Hibiki from the species is innocent.

>>120

Clones are illegal in that world, so it is guilty.

During this time, every enhanced human is seeking their big brother.

Who is the culprit?

Is Ingrid’s NT ability just an afterthought?

There should have been discussions at the time that enhanced humans were only physically modified.

In the case of the later model, it was originally based on Federation technology and was an unstable formulation that used excessive stress to trigger abilities due to drug and trauma imprinting. However, it was only after the Psycho Mk2 was captured by Neo Zeon at the end of the Gryps War that the technology for enhanced humans first flowed into Axis.

In NT research, it was improved by Neo Zeon, surpassing the Federation, and this rapidly stabilized the mind, making it operationally feasible.

The only enhanced human character in ZZ that is considered to lack stability is the one said to have been over-enhanced.

Gyuné is no different from an ordinary person.

Mashumaro and characters were still able to demonstrate amazing power even with late additions and enhancements.

If that’s not an exception, it would be more cost-effective to strengthen regular pilots than to go out of the way to pick up orphans and educate them.

Grave conducts an experiment to create a human capable of operating HADES through drug treatment → A prototype of a federal enhanced human.

Nanai (Mesta) agreed with Char’s plan for enhanced humans → Eventually, the realization of humans who can live in a vacuum → The birth of enhanced humans through Char’s Rafflessia project.

Newtypes are people who have some kind of ability to transcend.

Enhanced humans are a general term for people who have their abilities enhanced for various purposes, and there are both acquired and innate types; the innate ones are created similarly to coordinators, right?

Thanks to the advancement of human mechanization technology, high-performance prosthetic limbs became possible in later years…

I think Joniko’s NT ability comes naturally without any medication or genetic modification.

It’s too stable for a completely initial batch.

Enhanced humans (designer babies, clones)

Enhanced humans (Retrofitted NT, Enhanced NT)

Enhanced human (cyborg)

I think they are all separate, but it feels like they are generally being introduced in a complex way.

>>125

It’s common in real-world technology that things may be unstable when separate, but work well when combined.

Whether to tamper with human genes and create enhanced human clones at will.

Whether to turn someone into a cyborg by ignoring their dignity.

The ones doing the former are the Principality of Zeon and Haman’s Neo Zeon.

The latter is being done by Char’s Neo Zeon and Monaghan Bahalo.

The Federation has super innovative enhanced human manufacturing technology, you know.

It’s called Nitro, but it’s burnt out and pathetic…

The ones that are strengthened through external means, like Frontal or Carozzo, are better.

Higher physical strength than clone-type enhanced humans.

Frontal is still moving even after getting shot in the head with a handgun.

Carrozzo has also made it possible for the enhanced humans that Nanai was aiming for to operate in a vacuum.

The technology of a bio-brain that can trace a person’s mind and movements is really hard to understand…

In the end, both Grave’s HADES and Rock Hawker’s n_i_t_r_o…

It is a technology that was almost only utilized in units under command and is nothing more than a fleeting flower of the times.

>>131

Both are crappy systems that put a burden on the pilots.

At the point of Sinanju, the G-force is too high for anyone other than enhanced humans to handle, making it a monster machine.

When I see Cusco Al or Lalah, I feel like Flanagan is more excellent, right?

>>133

I think Lalah found it easier to search for NTs within the country, regardless of environmental factors, age, gender, or occupation, as part of the USSR.

In the Universal Century, creating clones is not illegal.

Kaito says that cloning technology has advanced so much in the Z era that it seems completely legal.

>>136

Scary…

It is ironic that Enhanced Humans, created in pursuit of NT as a combat machine, are beings that are far removed from the original NT theory.

Those who first created the psycommu → Flanagan Institute

The ones who first created clones in the Universal Century timeline → Dr. Flanagan, who reportedly created Pecher, and a faction of the Principality of Zeon that developed Ingrid 0.

The guys at the Federation’s Newtype Research Institute doing strange research should be ashamed.

However, no faction easily tries it on humans.

I wonder if enhanced mice or enhanced monkeys were never born.

>>141

There are stories in Crossbone about Garma enhancing monkeys.

So there was a strengthened monkey…

In that world, humans can spring up endlessly.