Me when I’m taking a shower.

In the original plan, a capsule for atmospheric reentry.

It seems to be based on Starship Troopers.

For restraint.

Isami when he was holed up in Brayburn nude.

If it stays like that, it might be a desperate measure because it won’t be able to handle the Garuda-class…

I only realized after buying a transformable one, but why is the torso transformation so ridiculous…

If you extend the wings and tilt the aircraft to the side, you’ll understand.

I don’t dislike this appearance, though.

I dislike the transformation of the torso being too much like a toy.

By becoming a pyramid shape, the psychic power is enhanced, and so on.

>>11

When you defeat it, the direction of its wings is strange…

>>11

I have a memory of hearing a silly story that the original draft was lying down and it was propped up when it was adopted.

If it falls like the Full Burst Psycho Gundam, it looks good in flight mode.

It’s one of the successor proposals to the original Gundam, so the design and the toy-like transformation are much more straightforward than Z’s design.

It just feels strange to fly vertically, but if you move it forward and add big wings, it seems more orthodox.

Since it’s called a mobile fortress, it is probably assumed that its defense power has increased.

Even the Zeon aliens would be surprised by the idea of flying in the sky with this appearance.

If you turn it on its side and make it look like an airplane, it completely loses its attack power, so I feel like this is the right answer after going around in circles.

>>18

The Titans love to kill civilians.

Rather, it becomes easier to spray and becomes a plus…?

If you lay it sideways and paint it in Gundam colors, you’ll understand.

>>20

A legendary machine that can look like a G Armor or a Core Fighter.

>>20

Shuttle transformation is also done by the holy gunner Bismarck, so it makes a lot of sense to me.

Convenient for map movement in Gashapon Wars.

Even if you lay it down, it doesn’t look like an aircraft, it’s too squat.

>>22

Shuttle!

>>22

In such a state, it should be easier to understand than that mysterious pyramid-shaped box…

The torso cap looks somewhat uncool.

Upon closer inspection of the full burst, is the turret on the chest still facing forward after transformation?

According to the explanation I saw before, it is a form solely for moving one’s own forces.

It’s strong as it is, but it’s almost a fixed gun emplacement.

I can’t float unless it’s in this form.

I don’t understand why this can float.

Constructing a Minovsky cubic lattice beneath the aircraft to achieve floating movement through a repulsion field or something like that.

I feel like there was some kind of post hoc reasoning.

It’s just like the White Base or something like that.

Flight mode for flying with Minovsky Craft.

It can also use the main gun, so it is called a fortress.

To fly freely using Minovsky craft in MS mode.

We still have to wait for about 20 years.

Is it faster than moving by walking?

>>34

It will reach Mach 0.5.

>>42

Is this flying over the city at Mach 0.5…?

The way it opens up the chest wide feels like a transformation for the sake of transformation… it’s nice, isn’t it?

I like the mysterious superpower weapon vibe.

It has a more intimidating presence than an ordinary airplane, which might be important for this aircraft.

Weapons are basically about how to move them.

It’s fast enough to dive into a swoop.

It’s like me.

It’s always mentioned because it’s a joke in the manga, but considering the size and how empty it is inside, this one is much more of a problem.

But the intimidating presence of moving parallel in this posture is incredible.

This seems more like a basic form, and considering it’s a Federation-made MA, I think it makes sense.

An object stripped of its charm from the peculiar jion MA.

I pierced through the colony with the hyper mega particle cannon.

The mk-II calmly emerges from there in fortress mode.

It’s not even half a step in the wrong direction!

If it’s something to be stationed, that’s one thing, but you can just completely ignore weapons that can’t move from that spot.

You did a great job moving by yourself.

Can’t you use Minovsky Craft in MS form?

>>49

It will still take nearly 20 years to reach that level.

Is there a meaning behind the setting of transformation, even if it’s in desperation?

>>50

You can float with Minocura.

>>50

Z’s TMS is a basic form for movement.

Let’s align the thruster direction with the deformation to improve the fuel efficiency for movement.

>>54

Also, gain explosive acceleration.

>>50

The Z series has thrusters located all over its body, aimed at consolidating thrust in one direction to increase propulsion.

You’re leaning back more than I expected.

Flying Fortress

See, it’s scary, isn’t it?

Remembering pyramid power.

When considering a form that just floats by locking the movable parts, it feels somewhat convincing compared to other transformable machines, but at the same time, it doesn’t.

It seems like a mid-boss in a shooting game.

Even the Byalan floating in the era of Z is unrelated to things like Minoclas.

I’m forced to float with a jet…

>>62

The desire to fly MS without SFS can be seen in various places, which is a characteristic of variable MS/MA in the Z era.

Regarding Psycho Gundam, it became this size because the psycommu could not be miniaturized enough to meet the necessary requirements.

They probably added the variable function because they couldn’t prepare a ship that could carry an MS of this size…

>>63

I can’t even enter the storage hangar for the Soodori…

>>63

Well, since they are transporting it with a Sudori for long distances, they can carry it if it’s of Galda class.

As for deformation movement, it would be really good if I could carry myself over short distances…

>>68

It’s not that it’s hanging; it’s just being pulled while floating on its own.

That scene has a psycho about 200 meters in size.

>>63

Why did I make something like this…

>>73

It’s probably part of the research on Newtypes and psychofield technology.

>>73

The fusion of Ziong and Gundam.

>>73

Before and after the Gryps Conflict, the Federation was still in the stage of digesting Zeon technology.

There are strange MS and technically immature mobile suits.

In the case of the thread image, the head, which is a weak point, is not exposed, making it robust as a defense.

Hermès and Kike… Blaubro is big too.

Well, it’s the Z Gundam personally crafted by Emperor Murakami.

Don’t think about the meaning.

It would be good if it just becomes something that looks like it.

The body of the G Fighter can ultimately be interpreted as something like Thunderbird 2, but I wonder what Psycho is…

When returning to MS, how should I adjust the shield?

It felt like it was floating and sticking together in a psychically controlled way.

Because they are using unstable things like psycho-communication control and enhanced humans.

I’m locking my limbs so that when I go on a rampage, the damage is minimal.

I like Psycho Gundam.

It’s good because you can understand the background of how the Proto-Zaku ended up being enlarged, since it was originally carrying a huge psycommu pack.

>>76

I understand that it will become large, but isn’t it a megacharge cannon installation rather than a martial arts weapon with punches, kicks, and uppercuts?

Why did MS create something like this? Since both the Federation and Zeon are everywhere, I view it as part of basic research.

It would make sense if a special sub-weapon for this form popped out, but if that’s what you’re saying, then it’s just going to move.

>>78

In this form, it usually gets resolved as we keep advancing while unleashing the deflecting mega particle cannon without holding back.

The direction of flight, you know.

What was it made with in the thread image?

Even if the Federation or Titans don’t say anything, I’m sure Augusta’s NT research will proceed as long as they can secure the budget.

Emperor Murakami’s masturbation

Since Psycho Mark II is coming out, it seems that this route has achieved some success for now…

>>85

After that, the miniaturization progressed, and as a result, the technology flowed into various MS, but the large body is only for Psycho.

>>85

Equipping the entire body with deflection beam cannons to cover the angle with sheer force.

And the reflector bit that is controlled by psycho-frame, floating while bending beams.

A beam sword designed for a symmetrical battle that involves fistfights with this guy.

>>95

It seems to be developing smoothly, regardless of its size.

>>85

It is believed that a psychommu machine that can be operated by enhanced humans rather than a high-level NT, which is just a distant dream of stable supply, was a good line of thought.

>>85

Psycho Mark 2 → Gundam Mark 5 → Dooben Wolf → Looking at subsequent derivatives

This lineage is probably a great success.

>>111

The idea is good, but I feel a reluctance to deal with such a high-cost, bulky body.

>>111

Rather, it seems to belong to a lineage that has concluded that this type of large aircraft is not good.

>>136

It is succeeding due to miniaturization and being user-friendly.

>>136

If it’s really no good, it will likely come to a halt…

I was deceived by the lies of the two-dimensional world, but the body transformed so spectacularly like this.

It’s too monstrous to be able to fly.

The Murakame Research Institute is amazing…

Even though there are countless settings that have been created later for places like Oakland and Augusta.

Only the Musarame Research Lab has hardly made anything but psychos so far.

>>89

The psycho character is too intense just with one psycho element.

When Hathaway’s Flash was released, people were saying how amazing Penelope was! I didn’t really understand but thought it was impressive, and then I became confused after watching the Z’s Asshimar the other day.

Isn’t it amazing that that guy can fly around the Earth like that?

>>91

Ultimately, it’s just an Asshimar resisting gravity with thrust.

The petoΞ moves freely in the air using Minovsky Flight.

>>101

It’s amazing, the level of floating that treats things like up and down as if they don’t exist.

Psycho MK2 also appeared in ZZ.

It’s normally strong, and it’s also convenient to float, so it might not be such a strange weapon after all…

The reason enhanced humans are unstable is, um…

If there was a big and powerful enemy Gundam, there wouldn’t be any kids who wouldn’t like it.

I heard that there was an idea to invade the atmosphere in this shape like an Apollo capsule, but the concept might be too hard sci-fi for Z Gundam.

In the first place, Nita Research isn’t really in the business of making hardware…

Wasn’t the core fighter type of Full Burst the originally intended design?

I just twisted it and stood it up.

>>102

It feels like that might have been the case during the Z Gundam Murakami Emperor proposal.

The design that was asked to be able to change into such a shape seems challenging…

I think it’s this shape that gives off an eerie and unsettling feeling different from usual.

This idea of going vertical apparently comes directly from the Emperor.

A strange-shaped object suddenly transforms into a doll… and what’s more, a giant Gundam.

It’s incredibly impactful, isn’t it?

It’s a one-seven.

>>109

Well, it’s the same since it’s designed by Emperor Murakami.

I once saw an example of the Psycho Gundam that was modified into an electric transforming version 17.

I guess we had to deform everything around this time.

Easy to transport.

For some reason, in the Universal Century, the Psycho Mark III was skipped and the Mark IV appeared.

Wow, it’s strange!

>>114

No matter what medium it appears in, the mysterious Psycho Mark III performs the Shoryuken.

>>114

The aircraft with the impressive upper part around AOZ can be found in UC, so it’s not surprising if it exists.

A giant Core Fighter flying in and transforming into a giant Gundam seems like it would make for an interesting visual.

Well, Z is also a transformation for atmospheric reentry in name only.

If I had to say which one seems more likely to enter the atmosphere in terms of design, I feel like it would be this one.

The bald figure that was staged as a giant grotesque sliding on its side, made with the Emperor’s custom Space Shuttle Gundam.

Feel both respect and hatred.

The MK-IV is a physical attack type psycho plate.

There must have been something that transformed into physical attacks with MK-III.

Boring design! I guess they thought, let’s make it bigger and vertical and put a woman on it!

Well, the Gundam without Psycho has also skipped Mark 4 for a long time and jumped straight to 5…

Isn’t there a fusion of psycho and non-psycho in Mark 5?

You know that the physical specialization of the G Doors (mk-IV) psycho plate was inspired by the mk-III psycho upper, right?

It turns out that mk2 started fighting with an axe as a result of that reverse calculation…

Indeed, I feel like the psycho axe existed…

In the Universal Century, if we’re going to squeeze in an MK3, we need to establish that it existed before escaping to Mars, so there’s quite a tight schedule.

Would it not be possible to use the one that was being developed at the Murakame lab (which is frozen at the paper stage)?

You seem free, so how about there?

It’s split wide open from the chest to the waist!

>>130

It seems like a small weapon could be stored in between.

I quite like transformations that resemble deformable toys in Gundam, as they are rare.

I was amazed that the HG supports its upper body with parts like a backbone that are split wide open.

Originally, the Mobile Fortress was conceived as a weapon category, but it was scrapped, so this is a remnant of that idea.

Minocla moves only in this form, while in MS form, it jumps using thrust.

In humanoid form, it tends to link the pilot’s five senses and can lead to a psychoframe overload, so it also serves as a safety device.

In the end, the UC era will always have large weapons.

“It’s even appearing in G-Reco.”

Moreover, they’re usually not the ones getting taken down; they’re actually really strong.