>>31

If I’m going to die anyway, at least it’s better that MS isn’t as painful…

Is there life in that?

>>3

Eh…

A normal aviation support MS has been transformed into a bizarre creature through extreme modification.

I can’t move my body, but I have consciousness and pain sensation.

The fate of being ridden by Calamity, going through terrible experiences, and finally getting shot by the Buster cannon.

Do you want to swing the iron ball?

Unleash the wrath of justice, Gundam!

Mobile Suit Raider Gundam

Was the one on the left hand like that…?

That’s fine.

However, it’s the official specification.

Easy-to-eat somen noodles.

Can you carry me on your back?

>>12

And to the most dangerous place.

(Why am I swinging a hammer in a CE world… surprisingly effective…)

Well then, I’m going to be reborn as Calamity Gundam, so go ahead and put me on top!

I don’t really have the impression that Raiders were that strong; it was the one that could distort the beam from the Freedom’s special attack that was the most active.

>>16

This guy was demolishing Freedom’s face.

>>18

That said, it was after being melted by the beam.

If you include the additional cuts, it hits directly on the back and chest, so if it were a beam spike instead of a physical attack, the brigadier general would be dead.

I thought it would be a life where I’d just get beaten up by the Freedoms, but surprisingly, I can fight back and it’s gradually becoming enjoyable.

I want to obtain various defense skills early on with the rope part of the hammer that I’ve been swinging around.

The one who probably got hit the most in Freedom was this guy.

I was hitting with a hammer, running people over with claws, and shooting through their backs with a Zorn.

The hammer’s string is too strong.

It even deflects beams, what is that?

What do you think about MA form?

The main feature is probably the zone and hammer, but I love that it has a lot of unnecessary machine guns attached.

It’s seriously depicted as a variable machine, whether it’s transforming into a do-dai or performing flip counterattacks against missiles…

If Aslan hadn’t been there, I could have killed Kira in the first round.

When I blew off half of Freedom’s face, I thought the cross-section of the neck had a structure like this Gunpla…

Pioneer of Gerobi

>>28

The word “gerobi” existed before this, though…

I’ll show you the true Gerobi, or rather…

>>28

In Big Zam

What on earth did they eat to go from making Aegis to making raiders?

>>32

The official version with the intense individuality of the beam and hammer omitted.

It was probably a straightforward concept of adding flight options to the MS and flying it.

It was a setting that felt like they hastily armed themselves with available weaponry to make it in time for the operation.

What was the alliance expecting with the hammer?

Even after cursing each other out, you still kindly carry me on your back on the way home…

>>33

They’re provoking each other, but are the three fools actually close?

>>37

In the orb, we were friendly firing a lot, but since going to space, we get along pretty well.

>>40

The species’ Olga is actually the type who reads novels and ends up crying with emotional involvement, given that tone of hers.

I think I’m close to justice.

Alien, please return to space like an adult!!!!

At this stage, the PS armor countermeasures against the hammer that kills pilots with shock were only theoretical.

Realized through the cross-faction Gufurassha.

That’s nice, isn’t it?

The Three Weapons of Evil

The later GAT-X models are all cool, but isn’t the red and black of the Raider nice?

Looking at it again, it’s amazing that three units can suppress Freedom and Justice without any nuclear engines or seed splitting.

>>46

If it’s three against one, the advantage is overwhelming enough to corner them, and even in a three against two situation, it’s a bit too high-spec to be evenly matched.

It’s quite tough to deal with drug withdrawal after long battles or against Meteor.

The old three fools were doing their best, those guys were, well…

Compared to being cornered by the opponent of liberty and justice in an extended match, the boosted man seems more stable and stronger.

>>50

Extended can perform espionage that Boosted Man cannot, so it depends on how you use it.

If Aslan hadn’t come, Kira would probably have died, and even with Aslan’s arrival, the two of them can be held back by three machines, allowing the others to do their jobs.

It’s really sad to be deemed useless despite working so hard.

Please mass-produce it as is.

>>52

Forget about the shield, but the hammer seems to require a specific user, so let’s switch to something like a ship-slaying sword instead!

It’s amazing how well you’re doing against Athrun and Kira.

>>54

The Kirara alone and the Provicruze, which is almost losing in a mutual exchange, can potentially be held down by just two units, right?

But I think the Gerobi is just as easy to use for surprise attacks as the comb beam saber.

The red and black robot is proven to be cool by history, but in that regard, the coolness of the raider seems to have a slightly different direction.

If it’s two against one, we can win; if it’s one against one, we will lose; a perfect balance of a three against two being evenly matched.

Speaking of which, these guys have all kinds of weird equipment, but their battery efficiency is surprisingly good.

>>59

It’s the later model, so there are various improvements.

The transphase armor works as a phase shift only when hit, and it’s unfair that you can’t tell from its appearance.

>>59

It gives the impression that the scythe of Phobi, the railgun, this guy’s hammer and machine gun, and beam weapons are being minimized as much as possible.

>>71

I think railguns consume a lot of electricity, but is their fuel efficiency better than beams?

>>77

Railguns can still be used on modern warships if pushed to the limit (though they are considered a failed concept).

The particle acceleration beam consumes enormous power with current technology, and it feels like it’s not useful as a weapon.

I want to become a standard raider and throw the winglets.

The hammer is amazing, it looks like it broke Freedom’s head.

>>62

Rather, it only works if the beam hits directly, and despite hitting the torso twice, there’s no effect, which gives off a feeling of the project being a failure…

If it weren’t for Kira, I might have fainted as planned.

It’s similar in color scheme to the master, but…

I’m scared that if I add an external battery as decisively as a perfect strike, it will become even harder to handle.

>>65

Let’s switch to a nuclear engine already!

It is often misunderstood, but withdrawal due to drug shortage only happens once.

What is that Forbidden casually flying around?

Back then, the Raider was even referred to as the ultimate weapon of the Earth Federation.

Well, that game was doing all sorts of things freely.

This guy stirs things up with speed.

When Forbidden is using the shield, Freedom can’t do anything.

Was Calamity almost in its official form as a launcher pack?

Maybe a distant relative of Imoja.

>>75

Actually, when I try assembling the kit, it seems like it could be something like this.

If you mix the colors, it might be hard to tell them apart from a distance.

I love the standard specification of the raider…

The standard specification is better with the type 333.

The biggest reason for Azrael’s defeat was that they couldn’t prepare a better machine for the Boosted Man.

Is it correct to attach a hammer to an ambush-type machine?

It’s relatively rare to have a separate official aircraft that is tuned specifically for pilots.

On the contrary, who came up with the Sword Calamity?

Please release the full mechanical version of the standard specifications…

Everyone keeps saying Calamity, but the intended use doesn’t have any close combat equipment for raiders.

What would happen if all of these guys were powered by nuclear energy?

Even if you can fight for a long time, the boosted man may reach his limit.

If it’s a Mobile Suit equipped with Psycho Frame or Permet, wouldn’t I have a chance to move it myself even if I’m reborn?

>>88

If Farakuto-kun had a will, he would look really displeased…

It was supposed to be that way with the next machine equipped with beams since it was all live ammunition, but it didn’t happen.

They gave it a grand name, didn’t they?

Do you dislike boost raiders?

If I’m going to be something, I want it to be Calamity.

The way you die is also cool.

>>93

Only Calamity was caught in a crossfire between the Meteor Saber!

>>94

It feels like anyone would die if caught between those two machines.

Who would use something like that!!

The three fools here