The enemy is Shin Asuka piloting the Impulse Gundam.

>>1

There’s no way I can win, but I’ll make a memorable defeat that will become a scar for Shin-chan.

>>31

Even if I were to open the cockpit in front of me, wave my hand, and then get hit by an MS bullet in the flesh and be turned into mincemeat, it wouldn’t seem to hurt that much.

The face looks more gym-like.

I like dark daggers.

I at least want something to carry on my back.

>>4

Well then, shall we carry the portable shrine together?

If it’s just about appearance, the Strike Dagger looks stronger because its face resembles that of Wyndham.

I feel like the decorative ornament is a bit too much and my forehead is a bit wide.

I don’t really understand this guy’s position.

Is it okay to think of it as something like Windham Light Armor?

>>9

A budget version of the 105 dagger.

>>9

Pure enhancement version of the Strike Dagger.

They were a main force up until the point between types and type deaths, but once Windham was created, they lost their position as a main force.

>>9

The Strike Dagger was originally a stopgap mass-produced machine, and the intention was to mass-produce the 105 Dagger.

But in the end, it turned out to be a thread image that eliminated the luxurious and unnecessary features of the 105 due to the high cost.

What L is it?

>>10

The L of love and the L of lip.

>>13

It was supposed to be a simplified version of light armor.

A compact beam carbine that retains the same power as a beam rifle while improving maneuverability.

A new type of shield with a stabbing part.

The Stiletto, which was subtly strong as an armor shredder during a strike, has been made usable as a grenade.

The armed configuration is quite traditionally enhanced.

I was impressed that there are many common parts with the Strike Dagger while assembling the models.

I made 105 daggers.

It was difficult to mass-produce, so I made a budget version with the Strike Dagger.

Since it has become difficult with the budget version of the Strike Dagger, I created the Dagger L.

Therefore, whether it’s the enhanced Strike Dagger or the cheaper version of the 105 Dagger, the Dagger L fits either one.

The Earth Army’s mass-produced machines are so rational in everything they do that they’re not interesting at all…

>>19

If you gather a set and attach a striker, it’s generally good enough.

>>19

I did it, Gelzu game!

>>22

What’s going on with the fact that Ugrid is the last thing presented in that quirky development tree?

>>25

During the prototype phase, I can do whatever I want, but once it’s the mass production phase, I won’t be allowed to do that unless I come back to my senses.

>>19

For you, I present the Wild Dagger.

I stole Gaia’s data… and turned my head into a gatling gun.

>>55

Furthermore, there is also a railgun that, due to its structure, just can’t manage to achieve a horizontal angle no matter how hard you try!

Forget the headgear, you must have played around with this weapon, huh?!

>>57

I never expected to get so many orders just from trying it out…

>>57

I heard that was a gliding cannon, not a railgun, but was that a misunderstanding?

>>57

I can’t help but think that the Gatling gun extending from the backpack and the Bakuu’s long, flexible neck would be easier to handle if they were copied.

>>55

I want a four-legged machine like Bakuu, but I couldn’t develop it.

Since we were able to capture Gaia, we created a highly productive aircraft with many common parts with the Dagger.

It was a prototype, but it received positive feedback from the field, so we went ahead and produced 70 units as is.

It’s a machine that’s like a symbol of the exasperating rationality of the alliance, completely devoid of any subtlety.

Why is 105 being used as if it’s freedom despite this guy being here…?

>>23

There are higher-end models like the Windam, but there are enthusiasts who prefer to use it because the shoulder striker is not supported.

>>23

Somehow convenient.

I liked the idea that mass-production machines for Seed Destiny were sufficiently handled by Doppelhorn and Jet Striker.

Euclid is a bit too perfect and really lacks interest…

Even if you and I can move the dagger, all I see is a future where we reuse the same cut after a cool bank shot like a full burst or Agni, resulting in a reused death…

>>30

It doesn’t matter which MS you’re riding; if you’re a mob, it’s all the same…

>>35

There were mobs guarding the full burst in the free species, so if I give it my all, I might be able to manage somehow…

Yakin Dube wasn’t there, but it was already deployed in actual combat.

I can’t believe I can win against Zakuwō or Murasame, even if it’s not against an ace…

The fully mass-produced version of the Strike Windam, and the Strike Dagger, which was made quickly by omitting various details, each have their own personalities, and as a result, the simplicity of the thread’s drawings is really striking.

It’s the correct background… especially for the alliance.

The Windham, which is supposed to be a high-class model, is a dragonfly.

The mobs in the seed world are especially dropped randomly.

The beam carbine is too short.

Can you really defeat the enemy that way?

The quality of the plastic model is incredibly good…

No matter how many times I see it, the efficient design without waste makes me fall in love with it.

But I don’t want to ride.

If anything, even if I’m not a mob, I could just jump in between Gaia and Freedom and die randomly.

This one is my favorite among them.

Maybe including Slaughter, 105 is the most active in manga, anime, and games.

That guy is from MSV, yet…

The fact that the 105 has a compatible striker and that a model kit was released for it is significant.

The 105 has a fortunate origin as a standard mass-produced strike.

I quietly like twin eyes.

The reason 105 won the plastic model voting is primarily because it looks good.

It’s something that’s guaranteed to be popular and also has model kits.

I like everything except for 105 colors.

After reproducing the performance of the Strike through the 105 Dagger and Dagger L.

The Windam, which became the prototype for the next generation of production models, evolved from the Dagger, which had become lacking in performance.

105 has a setting for later LOT items, but I think it’s likely that 105 is more popular than Dagger L, so I want to display it on the screen.

The shoulder part of the striker pack was deemed unnecessary and long.

The bazooka is super huge, isn’t it?

Even after the end of the war, the large-scale production settings have existed since their initial appearance as MSV at the time of the broadcast.

And the mysterious N Dagger N.

Even though it’s a budget version, its performance is almost the same as the standard model, making it perfect as a mass-produced unit.

The murderous intent toward Baku is too high.

>>62

The actual use is mainly for anti-alliance guerrilla bullying, so it didn’t clash with Bakuu.

I don’t have the luxury to play around with the alliance.

Wyndham and 105 have a good balance in the Freedom formation.

The installation part is offset, so it can go level, but?

This beam blade is great!

Hmm, but isn’t it unnecessary to shape the wings like a jigsaw?

Wouldn’t it be possible to reduce the number of parts and use it efficiently by emitting a beam saber from the armor on the side of the waist?

With fewer powerful pilots, the alliance doesn’t let the weapons have any play.

The mass-produced striker pack can be connected to the back only, which seems to make it easier to handle on the front lines, right?

Is this the pinnacle of rationality…?

Zamzazar is perfect, including its name.

>>72

Also, suddenly return to Euclid from Gelzgae in a safe manner.

The mass-produced version of the Union really only makes things that are like a solid mass of reliability.

>>74

The faction that is pushing the MA route like Gelzgue has a layer of people who feel disgust towards Cody’s inventions.

It may be that people who are solely focused on efficiency are gathering in the MS route.

>>80

The result of being able to mix high and low so well is just too interesting.

There are times when I create sharp designs in prototypes, but when it comes to actual operations, I make sure to deliver an aircraft that reliably produces results.

If the striker can double as a replacement battery, it’s definitely better if it’s easy to remove.

A surprising and funny machine is fine just as a prototype…

Even if you create something sharp, it won’t reach the level of a coordinator.

If it’s a fight between mobs, you can show good performance, so when Freedom comes, just run away.

It’s great how it looks so weak, but as soon as it turns dark, it becomes super cool.

The Dark Dagger L is properly achieving significant results…

In the unusual gimmick of the allied side, the Raider’s standard MA form captures a cruising unit with claws to fly.

The MS form becoming a Dodai is quite unique, functional, and interesting.

It’s unfair how cool Dark is just by being painted black.

The flow of the MA up to Mevius.

Euclid incorporates the know-how gained from Zamzazar and Geruzuge.

In fact, it has been evolving properly.

>>87

The character seems strong in terms of setting, but surprisingly, they have very few appearances…

I thought I was just passing by Minerva, but by the next turn, it was already in ruins…

>>87

The general structure of the thrusters and such is like a Möbius, and the base of the body resembles an enlarged version of Exas’s body, so it truly represents the culmination of everything up to now.

Strike without a Catast striker.

A simple and cool appearance without clutter is a sign of good design.

I don’t understand anything about the mobile suits from the Seed Destiny era except that Windam and Destroy don’t appear on screen…

I really think the design of the Aile Strike is perfected.

I want to make the visor part like this in my model kit, but my skills can’t keep up…

Euclid seems amazing just from the setup, but in reality, there are only background slides or shooting down scenes.

A mysterious ornament that is never followed up on in any of the Astraea or other side stories.

>>94

A massive cannon with only a reflector won’t do anything against ZAFT’s ace.

>>97

Well, if it’s against a mob, then there’s so little opportunity for involvement that there’s nothing to talk about.

I’m so happy to have found a set of sword and launcher at the toy store for the first time…

I couldn’t buy it for a long time.

In the past, when it came to spin-offs, it was either Strike or 105, but now there are various options available.

Whether we do it or not

Euclid has shown a decent straight-line speed in its few appearances, so it shouldn’t be considered just a decoration, but the lack of appearances makes it impossible to gauge its performance, which I think is a fair assessment.

It looks weaker than a Strike Dagger.

>>100

Their faces are pretty intimidating for being gym guys.

>>101

The killing intent during the initial appearance of the impalement is amazing.

Is this L an external Vulcan?

I didn’t know.

The alliance is doing real robots with solidness and rationality, so it’s acceptable for Zaf t to let loose a little.