It’s something that’s been simplified for mass production.

I prefer the Raider’s thruster-enhanced legs.

Do you need nails?

Evil No. 6

It looks like it’s going to be really off!

They could at least let them hold a beam saber.

The appearance is plain, but the tactics are flashy.

What are the strengths of the official specification raider?

The mass-produced type, on its own, honestly lacks firepower, so it would be problematic without additional platforms.

There are a lot of people who like the standard specification Raider…

Speaking of which, is this guy doing something similar to Compass?

I like riding on my own wings because it’s cool.

I fell in love with the anime of a PS2 game.

As expected, by 1973 it was quite worn out, but being able to fly independently and conduct long-range cruising for assault operations is impressive.

As long as there is a means to ascend into space, it is possible to carry out a surprise attack by breaking through the atmosphere alone.

I don’t really understand the advantages of the MS form; isn’t it better to just stick with MA?

Can we really make a surprise attack?

It’s not that it’s advantageous in MS battles, but rather that the ability to launch a completely surprise attack is its strength.

Katahanburabi

Isn’t the burden on the pilots quite large?

The complex wing structure compared to a normal raider is probably the bottleneck for the kit.

I want to line them up with Sword Calamity & Forbidden Blue.

In the year ’71, is it only the Din and the GINN that can fly around in ZAFT?

I just realized that only Sword Calamity has come out.

Sword Calamity

Deep Forbidden has come.

The lineup of the Raider standard specification looks nice.

Was it like a Z’gok-type machine?

I like how the biplane becomes soft and flexible when gripped with claws.

But in the end, doesn’t it feel like there’s something missing? So I’ll make a Boost Raider.

It is said that airdrops can be executed, but the number of pilots who can carry them out is limited.

Also, this alone cannot capture the base, so close coordination with ground troops is necessary, which makes the operation relatively difficult.

TP armor has really fallen out of use.

Speaking of which, I don’t really understand how the scissors of Deep Forbidden are contained in that shield.

I mean, do we really need those scissors when we have a harpoon?

Is this still stronger than Windham?

Katahanburabi

The evil three weapons are exemplary as weapons, aren’t they?

The Krot machine has additional verniers on the legs and is also enhanced with a biological CPU specification besides its armaments.

By utilizing an incredible payload, you can create a configuration that includes Calamity and everything else!

Did we really need three models of Umifobidun?

Well, if it’s the pilot Slashing Ed, a bit of recklessness should be fine…

But I never thought this guy would become the prototype for Destroy.

Is Destroi a VPS instead of a TP?

This guy and Deep Forbidden were mass-produced, but doesn’t Sword have anything like that?

MSV is something that enjoys that kind of confusing setting, you know…

MS ranking that might become my mobile suit when I reincarnate in the CE world, around 3rd place.

Forbidden can actually do quite well underwater! It’s amazing how quickly the development of underwater trees is progressing.

TP seems like it would be incredibly maintenance-intensive from the structural standpoint.

Is the anime’s Raider a customized mass-production machine for Croto?

Kata

Berga Giros

Vortex has quite a suspicious background…

Calamity may not be mass-produced, but unlike the other two machines, it’s designed to be difficult for regular soldiers to handle, which I think makes it more appealing as a one-off design.

The Striker is definitely more convenient than the Calamity’s transformation, no matter how you think about it.

The negatives revealed in the prototype model will definitely be addressed, as expected from someone who loves the ocean forbidden.

This guy’s machine gun has somehow turned into a slother’s beam rifle.

Cost reduction through parts reuse from the Deep Dagger series while simultaneously equipping the high-cost Gesh Shield.

The awareness of mass production and the absolute killing intent on both sides are interesting.

The complete mass production of the Windam has been achieved, and it can even fight the Zaku in a 1:1 matchup.

There’s no point in messing with Calamity in Rebuild, yeah.

There’s almost no story centered around the federation, so it’s a good machine but doesn’t stand out.

Wyndam is an amazing machine.

Destroye is still an unclear MS with unknown armor and unknown power (only a single children’s mook has a battery specification).

Did you bully the ground troops?

I wonder if new GAT-X or FREEDOM Zero will come out.

Well, it seems like I might be used as a pawn…

Goon became an idol through Renza…

Mouth, you see.

I don’t really like the direction of making the Gelp and Boost heavily armed, as it makes the Raider feel too heavy as a development unit.

Even though the culmination of the late GAT was already done with the Boost Raider,

It would be fine if you came up with something using a different approach.

If Wyndham is at a comparable level to Strike, I feel like it could be doable.

The Earth Federation has shifted towards relying on mobile armors for its powerful single-unit combat strength, and it seems they won’t be producing new Gundams very much anymore.

The mobile armor, or Zamzazar, seems strong enough to dominate against standard coordinators, so I can’t argue against that being good.

When I look back at it in the anime, I realize it’s more highly mobile than I thought and has no blind spots…

I think we should use Forbidden more often in all areas because it’s strong not just underwater.

I guess it’s fine to just have the MA reflector.

We need a new type of MS for compass supply, right?

The alliance should quickly create a new type.

Rather than having a development machine, it seems like the funding source for the Burkos radicals is probably not good, as they’re mobilizing one that’s in a state of significant damage.

Shall I ask Actaeon…

Here comes the very unlikely ally, the grotesque new prototype MA…

Before the Gouf arrives, it’s the strongest image of mass-produced mobile suits with a precise number.

Is PSTPVPS the one with the highest durability against physics among the latest VPS?

It’s really lonely from an artistic perspective that it doesn’t turn monochrome while waiting, isn’t it, TPS?

I think the hardness doesn’t change.

However, TP armor is energy-saving with sensors, and VPS can be changed in real-time for energy savings.

In the case of the Federation, it has to be a mobile suit that can demonstrate the performance of a generally trained natural soldier, or else it won’t work…

I feel like the TPS armor, which has regular armor placed on top of PS armor, is the hardest.

Is there any point in doing TVPS armor?

The concept is already solidified with the standard raider.

The only options left are to either disrupt the balance and increase the suppression power or quietly upgrade the specs.

I found the TP, which is more colorful than the dull color of the PS VPS in standby mode, more enjoyable to look at, but I wonder if it’s not easy for animators.

Seeing the high mobility of Jin in the early stages of SEED, it’s pretty amazing that he can hold his own against this with OS adjustments.

The PS armor also helps in reducing the weight of the machine, you know.

The fading color of a PS can easily reveal from the outside that it’s out of battery, which is pretty bad for it as a weapon.

In the talent gacha, there are strange talents that surpass even the coordinators.

Basically, the organization can escape because of that.

Even if the colors fade, it’s not good to let shields or things like that fade, so that seems more complicated.

In the side stories, there are plenty of skilled Naturals, but in the main story, the only skilled Naturals are probably Cruzer and Flaga.

As time goes on, MS-scale PS armor can be destroyed by brute force.

Like the railgun of Ootori.

TP armor has almost fallen out of use because it is seen as a waste of multilayered armor and lacks reliability in terms of proper functionality.

It seems that production has been reduced since the Jet Striker was released.

True outstanding geniuses are literally produced by nature, right?

The Gerplayder is an advanced machine designed to embody the concept of being twice as strong if it is armed with double the weaponry, and it is fully unmanned.

The Boost Raider is a prototype machine called Proto Destroy, designed for full integration of the evil three weapons, and can only be handled by coordinators.

Those three machines can only be handled with a biological CPU, can’t they?

The three machines stolen in the Seed Destiny are really mild.

The Jet Striker is seriously a masterpiece.

I think there are probably still many people who don’t consider Kurze and Rei to be natural.

There’s no helping it; Freedom and Justice are free resources that all factions have the blueprints for.

That said, since Elijah can handle the gin, I believe that with enough time, Natural won’t need OS support anymore.

When I see the Neo machine, I can do quite reckless maneuvers with the Jet Striker.

The representative of the natural pilots on our side, Mu, makes it so that all the Zaft soldiers don’t feel that Coordinators are strong.

Shouldn’t the union promote more of those zones that can be loaded with additional cargo and are able to fit in such a size?

Isn’t it okay to place it casually on your torso, arms, or groin without putting it in your mouth?

Isn’t it easier than stacking Scylla?

Well, fashion varies widely.

I was a fool to think that a union mecha from Compass would appear before the movie’s release.

Muu and Mariyuu’s son will undoubtedly become a good soldier.

That said, I can’t believe that Zaft’s post-war military strength can stop the existing MA…

I wonder how incompetent Corde is to be stuck in a punishment game riding in a combat helicopter…

When I watch the anime with the game’s image of Zero, it’s ridiculously weak and it scares me.

Isn’t it heroic to have taken down five Gin like that…?

Speaking of which, the N-Jammer Canceller has been black-boxed and cannot be replicated without proper design schematics, as was discussed in Astray, but I wonder how ORB handled that.

I haven’t read Eclipse yet, but I wonder if they were doing it.

Muu-san is in trouble because he will draw with Kruze riding the Jin-Hai maneuver.

The plant is also led by the current dovish chairman, and if we pick a fight with Earth, Orb will come to attack, so I doubt they will do anything.

First of all, Clowze is just a wild genius clone and not a coordinator at all.

Eclipse overlaps out with out, and Unit 2 overlaps even more out!

Möbius Zero is trash except for the one that Mu is riding.

To be precise, there were people who weren’t complete losers, but they’ve disappeared.

Is there really a need for ZAFT to make MS take on that role? They go as far as giving MS the functions to do so.