I’ve never seen it reproduced, but I’ve heard there’s also a mechanism that attaches to the back.
I have never seen it in person.

Just with this, it can demonstrate atmospheric entry and become SFS, surprisingly high functionality.
Isn’t the G Defenser unnecessary?

Is there a use for it other than during re-entry into the atmosphere?
Even if you can glide on your own, you don’t have the ability to fly, right?

I think it’s unreasonable to engage in combat while standing on this guy.

It’s like an experimental machine for data collection to create the Zeta Wave Rider.

When playing the game, the Titans have too much of an advantage in aerial combat.

It probably costs a lot to mass-produce as SFS.
There are places where I think it’s better to give this instead of using a beauty tool.
Why not at least attach one Flying Armor as a escort to Value 3?

I wonder if a value tube can be reused.

It seems that there is no shortage with this, and I even feel like I don’t need Zeta.

There’s a place to put the shield in the center, so I wonder if it’s specifically for mk2…

However, since it doesn’t have a transformation gimmick, as a toy…

Since it’s called flying armor, I wonder if it’s actually armor.

Shooting at a stationary Valute equipped target unilaterally…

Camille’s mental isn’t strong, so she could only shoot Kakuicon.
It was a situation where someone who was a war junkie might just be shooting away, saying it’s easier than a turkey.

Originally, it’s equipped to be fine even if a mobile suit falls alone after being attacked by an enemy while defenseless during atmospheric entry preparations…

When does combat occur while entering the atmosphere?

Since Mark II stands out, it looks like if I were to go turkey hunting, they would seriously come to kill without grappling.

It was definitely not an item that should be wasted or discarded on someone like Gufu-hiko.

It looks stronger than Doda.

Since there was no room to bring it back to space anyway, you could have rebuilt it in space if you really wanted to.

When I think about it, situations where you have to enter the atmosphere in an MS are quite rare…

Therefore, even if it is said that Zeta can attack while entering the atmosphere and can engage in combat without any modifications, it lacks a sense of gratitude.

Let’s do it since there’s no precedent for combat right before the entrance! That’s when Char’s excitement rises, and I’m able to respond.

If an arm sticks out from the flying armor during atmospheric re-entry, it could be torn off by the wind pressure, making it quite dangerous.

This can only enter the atmosphere, but the Base Jabber and Dodai Custom are armed.

There’s only one machine, right?
It can be used on the ground too, so you should make them without hesitation.
I wonder if it’s a good price.

The fact that there are balloon sizes the size of a ship is quite impressive in scale.

The ZZ team liked to compare entering the atmosphere to a big puddle because they have never seen Earth.

Can it be reused as a shield in close combat, just in case?

If you use it on the ground, the base is more convenient.

I think this is the first case of a descent using a valute for combat purposes, to begin with, in episode Z11.
Everything is progressing irregularly, so why is this happening? I think it’s something everyone in the story wants to voice.

It’s cheaper than SFS, but you can’t fly freely, and it has a slightly higher position than value.

Well, if an organization based in space is launching guerrilla attacks on the ground, I think using this is definitely the best option.

It seems that having atmospheric entry performance will likely be more expensive than other SFS.
The atmospheric entry operation is quite a reckless strategy if you want to use it often.

I feel like I was evaluating that Shirocco is crazy…

If all you need is SFS, then you don’t really need atmospheric reentry capability…

In the movie, they were stealing from the supplies of the Federation army.

I wonder why the Federation Army is developing atmospheric entry equipment in the first place…

I saw the river flowing like this, and it looked a little fun.

It seemed like SFS was incredibly convenient even in Hathaway.

I feel like it’s cooler than the Megarider.

In the era of V, just using MS’s thrust will only result in a steep descent.
At least it is necessary to be caught by a battleship or the White Ark.
The friction heat during atmospheric re-entry is somehow managed with a beam shield.
Well, before that, Kinkedo is doing it with his life on the line, though.

If we could make this thing fly freely within the atmosphere, I feel it would become a dominant piece of equipment.

The G Defender can also combine with a mobile suit to enter the atmosphere, right?

What did I do about this?
Did you throw it away around Kennedy Airport?

I wondered if there was only one because it was a prototype weapon for Z, but it also appeared in ZZ…

If we put a mass-production type Z on this, won’t it compensate for that deficiency?

Wasn’t the plan to massacre the Zeon forces while descending together?
You can unilaterally kill the value.

Well, there was actually a lesson learned that it is possible to engage in combat while re-entering the atmosphere in Z, so even though it hasn’t been mentioned, there might be some equipment like that.

As a result, it turned out that combat during atmospheric entry doesn’t happen very often.
I still don’t understand such things at this time…

Unless there’s someone like Quattro around, we can’t just attack right on the edge of the atmosphere!