A mecha that is picked up in the pre-release gacha of the new G Generation.

The structure of the shield is uniquely plain.

They’re covering the unpainted knuckle shield of the Zaku with that coffin shield.

If you’re going to make it three-dimensional, I want the magazine or the disguised parts to have a different shade of gray.

The pipe is sticking out.

>>5

Rather, it’s not completely impossible there, and I don’t really care.

The back side is critical, and if seen, it’s all over.

>>11

If you can see it, it’s over.

It feels like it might be useful, but probably isn’t very effective.

You have a strong accent, where are you from?

Speaking of which, hasn’t this guy ever appeared in anything…?

I really want the model kits of Gem Kamof and Zani.

>>9

If it were to appear, would it mean that Zani’s hands have both five fingers and three fingers?

The five are adapted from the standard Gunpla specifications, while of course, the three-fingered one is newly built.

That’s a nice machine!

It’s a gym, right?

It seems that they did too much of the ambush, and it became obvious to the federation…

>>15

You haven’t made that much, have you?

>>70

Is it Glen’s squad? The Jim team who tried to probe reacted with “these guys are the ones everyone’s been talking about…!” so they must be doing pretty well.

>>70

I haven’t made that much, but maybe I overdid it because by the end, the seeds were already split and it didn’t even catch me by surprise.

It’s nice, isn’t it? With the Zeon type, if you don’t make it technically thicker, it won’t move at all, so they’re even cutting down important parts to make it thinner.

>>16

Better than the partner’s Gefangenergem.

Considering the condition, I definitely don’t want to ride it.

The stick on the back is not even a beam saber; it’s just a stick that looks like one.

The legs seen from the back are just like the Zeon type…

The electronic book featuring Gem’s active role in MS Igloo 603 is out, Gem! 🦇

>>19

It’s great that Lieutenant Enma has appearances in two episodes along with the one where he rides the Zuda…

It’s a game.

Please let me through.

A failure created with destruction in mind from the very beginning.

The complete lack of shoulder armor on the back is quite a bold decision.

Isn’t anyone who was on this considered a war criminal even if the operation succeeds?

>>25

If it doesn’t get discovered, it’s not a crime.

There are actually cases where people are not judged even when they do things like this.

Also, what I’m doing is as a volunteer soldier.

>>29

Isn’t it based on the premise of cutting off from the start?!!

>>25

Veteran pilots are participating in operations that have resulted in mass killings in the hundreds of millions, so it’s just a margin of error.

>>25

There were certainly some really bad guys out there!!

Even with this, the balance of the Zaku Light Armor type is not bad performance-wise.

It’s not just about operation; it has already finished at the design concept stage.

In Gundam Battle Operation 2, it’s great that the head just gets bigger with a gym’s shell covering it…

It is not that the aircraft performance is the worst of the worst.

The existence of the aircraft is the lowest and worst.

>>31

The performance itself is surprisingly good, and the mobility is high… though I’m sure a lot of important features have been cut down.

>>48

I was a pilot riding a poorly maintained Zaku I that was on the verge of an overhaul.

>>48

It seems like even the escape device might be omitted.

That said, the escape devices on Zeon-made MS are just poorly made.

(It can be said that the survival capability dramatically improved at the point where the second-generation cockpit also serves as an escape pod.)

>>109

I wonder what the escape system for the mass-produced Federation mobile suits is like.

Is it okay to think that everyone has something like a botched Core Fighter, just like the Master Grade Gym?

If it were made into a model, I would want to line it up with the Zeon-made Jim from GQuuuuuuX…

>>32

Over there is clearly much higher in performance, it’s laughable.

>>38

Well, that’s because they won the competition against the Gelgoog.

It doesn’t seem like it can be reused easily…

>>34

We can make a newly designed knuckle shield!

The Semobente squad, which was doing something similar, was supposed to be promoted, so in the end, it’s a matter of who takes the prize.

If you’re captured by the enemy, you won’t be treated well.

That’s a Federation gym… Shoot!

>>37

Since Minovsky particles are being spread, this is definitely going to happen frequently.

>>47

It was the same with the end.

It’s no good because there are people who might accidentally buy it thinking it’s a gym.

Perfect Gundam

Gemcamof

Gem Camouflage

Alright, let’s go!

>>40

Even the Perfect Gundam (Fake) doesn’t want to be compared to the Gem Camouflage.

>>43

The mentality is just like trash, but the performance is on a completely different level!

A game with cool weapons.

>>41

It’s the one I don’t use because I can’t disguise it in games!

So this one also makes a “Gupo-n” startup sound, huh?

I’ll do my best to make it compatible with Zany.

I wonder if such weapons actually existed.

>>50

The Zuda and Igloo types are generally derived from historical military references.

>>50

Well, there are instances where one might try to cause a misunderstanding, but fundamentally, such evil strategies only end up tightening the noose around one’s own neck, so I won’t do that.

Rather, the basic principle is to emphasize the differences between friend and foe in order to avoid friendly fire.

The giant shield with the federal mark is quite realistic.

>>57

In reality, it ended up just as that concern suggested…

>>50

There is nothing as cruel as a game.

There are plenty of gray areas to create confusion through deception.

This is a piece of crap weapon that fundamentally relies on the premise of pretending to belong and shooting from behind.

I like the feeling of my lieutenant’s incredible sense of frustration.

>>55

I was filled with self-hatred because I doubted myself due to my prejudice against Lieutenant Enma.

The reinforcements that came to help seemed like really good people, which is unbearable.

There are so many Gundams and Gunpla that it’s hard to keep track.

I don’t think it would be a problem even if it’s complicated with the gym.

Having women around really makes things lively!

The captured aircraft Gefangener Gem, along with other units, was operated in the Solomon space.

Confirmed a high rate of misidentification with the Federal Army’s RGM-79.

Therefore, it is anticipated that the risk of friendly fire will occur with a high probability.

Questioning the significance of the development of such weapons.

The M10 Panther might be a similar weapon in reality.

I think the design of the game camouflage shield, which features a rough cross mark that looks like a cross on a coffin and a knuckle shield that isn’t even painted serving as the handle, is excellent.

It might not mean much, but I wonder if there was a Hi-Zack with the armor of Gym II.

Oh, I discovered a Federation army unit over there.

Immediate attack!

In the Battle Operation series, it is reproduced as a decoy transmission device.

“I turned off the identification signal and thought, ‘The mothership is being destroyed and it’s a problem for me~ The aircraft is also malfunctioning…’ and then got hit from behind with a bang! That’s really the worst strategy.”

Lieutenant Main, is everything okay? It’s terrible that the person who defeated the game is really not at fault at all.

>>71

From the perspective of someone who knows nothing, it really looks like they are in a huge crisis with the enemy approaching…

In World War II, a fake unit composed of captured weapons was actually deployed.

The story’s quality is high because it made it to the final candidates for the anime recruitment episode.

If it had become an anime, Zuda would have had more screen time.

“To top it off, after begging for my life saying I was being threatened by Zeon!”

You fool, die!

It’s too confusing to mix in the real Jim that we captured along with Camof to fight.

Besides the Semobente squad, there was also a unit for ambushing and capturing Zaku in Code Fairy…

>>78

Since I didn’t engage in any deception through communication, I can barely make excuses.

>>82

The captured weapon itself is safe, you know.

If you change or fake signals, you’re out.

It’s unavoidable that they’ll get shot since they’re deceiving even the identification signals…

>>80

Because we’re doing this, even if there are no Minovsky particles, the Zeon side will still say, “It’s an enemy machine!”

There is no justification for the existence of shooting from behind while pretending to be broken, so this is a case that someone should stop before preparing such a thing.

In the early days, there were even reports that the Federation used captured Zaku as simple combat units…

>>85

Well, unlike those guys, the Semobente squad has no excuses at all.

>>92

The Federation is trying to prevent friendly fire by sending units to a place where there are only enemies, providing support with the Type 61 vehicle, and even modifying the Zaku to Federation specifications in order to aim for both operational data for the units and pilot training—it’s a fairly well-thought-out operation.

>>97

It’s a completely different matter whether it’s an act that is permitted and whether I’m using it after thinking a lot instead of just throwing it away wastefully.

>>97

Hey, do we have any ammo left for this? (click click)

I feel like I was doing something like that… Well, it’s fine since the guy who did it is dead anyway.

Meanwhile, the Federation forces prioritized providing the latest MS to the volunteer soldiers and ensured adequate supplies.

“If you switch sides, we will provide you with appropriate treatment like this, fully utilizing propaganda.”

>>88

The federation conducts dirty operations, but they are good at propaganda.

>>88

Ultimately, I was assigned to a unit that has the honor of being the direct escort for General Reville’s flagship, but it doesn’t engage in much fighting.

>>98

Geldorba!

The Gemuf is basically just a way to make up the numbers for the Gefangenegen.

If you can use it, you’ll use the real thing, right?

>>89

No… since it’s a captured aircraft, the operational rate will only decline, so it’s better to have all of them camouflaged.

It was discovered that when disguising enemy weapons in visible combat under Minovsky particles, there is a danger of friendly fire!

How was it?

It’s not good to forge identification signals…

For a moment I thought it was Zani, but the face was different.

The Semovente team is based on Operation Griffon, so they have no qualms about committing war crimes, but as long as they don’t get caught, they just complete their mission and get reassigned.

Personally, I think the design is cool.

>>104

I don’t think there is anyone who criticizes the design.

It’s the best design for a fake gym.

The concept is the worst, you know…

Semovente is significantly more important because it not only secures practical data but also involves training MS pilots for its operation as a mechanized mixed unit.

Look, this game squad over here is providing the defected volunteers from the Federation with terrible equipment, and then they resort to the worst tactics in the thread.

>>108

Isn’t it the same that the worst strategy, regardless of its importance, is still the worst?