And this is the F90 Unit 2, right?

And this is the F90 Unit 2, right?

And this is the F90 Unit 2.

What model am I…?

Doesn’t the second one from the right seem completely different?

It was just taken by the Zeon remnants and made to look like Zeon.

Because there is a before and after for pseudo-gion…

The purple molded color somehow excites me for no reason.

The Sid machine is navy blue according to the settings, not purple, but the design illustration definitely looks purple, which is quite a trap.

Speaking of Unit 2, it has spikes, right?

At that time, I wondered why Marth was purple, but it turns out there was a proper original source after all.

It looks great even in its unassembled form!

The F90 is actually rare because its second unit gets stolen.

This is the F90 Type 2 (rollout color).

Lieutenant Galemson instinctively refused to board the aircraft, which seemed to bring misfortune to its passengers.

This is the F90 Unit 2 (Sid Amber’s machine).

It certainly has a bad color that looks like it could be robbed and turned into an enemy, but there hasn’t been an opportunity to confront it in this form.

This is the F90 Unit 2 (Mars Independent Zeon Army specification).

The modifications focused strongly on practical combat, resulting in an increased weight; however, the operational rate is higher and it is more robust than the original prototype, aiding in the design of the later RF series.

This is the F90II or F90Dash.

Due to the unfinished adjustment of the OS in the second specification of F90, which incorporated the know-how obtained from the development of F91, it freezes when transitioning to close combat.

Please bring me the strongest F90.

The most recent and highest performance No. 2 in history had the most lackluster exit, after which it disappeared, leading to a sense of sadness.

Due to the L pack, there was an error and it froze, but until just before that, I was hitting long-range shots continuously and stopping the CV army’s reinforcements, which should be appreciated more.

The Neo Gundam’s enemy follows the pattern of the first unit, but it’s the protagonist who copied the second unit…

It took a long time for the first one on the left to come out… I didn’t think I would have to wait until FF ended…

Half of it is blown apart.

Looking at the Mars No. 2 machine like this, hasn’t almost everything been completely replaced?

>>24

Just filling in hard points is surprisingly not that easy.

>>27

Aren’t you weakened…?

>>34

The armor has become thicker, and the generator has been strengthened, and in the first place, a mission pack designed for the Alls Mobile was also planned, so that’s not necessarily true.

>>34

An unused weapon slot is just a weakness, so it’s better to fill it in.

Unless you stole the corresponding equipment too.

Is everything the same as Unit 2?

It’s completely broken, but miraculously the torso area is somehow intact, so I’m also someone who constantly repairs and refurbishes it.

If it’s just about having a strong appearance, then it’s the F90N Ursulagna.

However, I think the one with the highest firepower is the F90I, which is equipped with a lot of nuclear weapons.

It’s a gigantic arm!

>>29

no

It is the arm of the RF Takozak.

Is the 3D model of F90 Unit 3 ready yet?

Where did Unit 1 go?

The one on the far left also has its upper body blown off in its first actual battle…

>>36

It’s not that the upper body was blown off; it was a case where it was severed from the waist.

Well, my upper body is also lightly messed up after getting severed.

Light…?

>>41

It’s going to get better from here, so it’s all good.

Have you discarded F90’s strengths and gained the power of a demon…?

>>42

The strength of being specialized in combat performance is not something we have discarded, separate from the adaptability of the mission pack.

Mars F90 has another unit! The highly active F90 Cluster is currently being serialized in Dengeki Maoh!

In the first place, F90 is highly performant even with just the base unit, so if we are going in the direction of enhancing that, it’s not a matter of weakening or anything like that.

F90 is incredibly long-lived among the Gundams of the Universal Century, isn’t it?

Gundam multiplies as casually as cell division.

>>48

None of these have increased; they’re all the same model.

Isn’t there a future version of the F90 II type Jupiter battle specification?

>>49

That’s just the shoulder; the main body is Unit 1.

>>51

I’m embarrassed! I’m really sorry!

It looks like default equipment, but it doesn’t actually depict the U-type equipment being used; the sad present.

Isn’t it better to build from scratch rather than reuse the accident aircraft?

>>54

The F90 is a machine that collects data in any case.

And when you make repairs, you can actually gather repair data!

The fourth one is almost completely replaced, don’t you think?

If we’re going to create something new from scratch, then Sanary will make things like the F91 or F97 or Flint…

F90 will be repaired anyway, and I want to gather data.

Theseus’s F90

Whether it’s the F90 or the F97, the Sanary-made Gundam has a long lifespan…

>>59

Basically, even if it’s almost completely damaged, recovering and properly reutilizing it is characteristic of a research institution, not a merchant who just makes and sells something once.

If anything, Sanary is also collecting data on the F97.

This is F90 Unit 2.

I sliced my own belly with the funnel I shot out and got completely black from re-entering the atmosphere.

This is F90 Unit 2.

Captured by the enemy and disassembled thoroughly.

This is F90 Unit 2.

It was torn apart by a beam saber, half of it taken away by a beam rifle, and slowly burned in magma.

This is F90 Unit 2.

It froze.

I was able to obtain good data…

Because of the plastic model, the impression of the F90II is that it is the L type.

The stolen Gundam usually gives the impression of being destroyed by the enemy, but the spirit of repurposing the F90Ⅱ to take it back and further modify it is truly waste-not.

Devil Gundam… You know that Ultimate Gundam was developed based on the F90 second unit, right?

If you engage in a serious fight, you can compare the finishing moves and reaction speeds of the actions during an actual serious fight!

How would it be if we compared it to Knight Gundam?

I’ve heard that it’s easier to allocate a budget for renovations than for new constructions.

The knights also change their appearances and positions in order, don’t they?

I don’t really understand, so please explain it using an “an, pon, tan” analogy.

>>70

Big brother’s Mars Gundam

It has been understood for now that Mars Gundam possesses the power of a demon.

>>71

Well, the power of money is the power of the devil, isn’t it…