It is certainly a powerful battleship, but
So that natural behavior that acts like an MA is strange.

If it weren’t for Neumann and Marieu, it would just be a somewhat high-performance ship…

MA sacrifices the livability of battleships, which is why it’s strong. If you invest this much cost, you can cause quite a commotion. Neumann and Heinlein can only be described as unreasonable.

Making MA is natural, and since the thread picture is made by a coordinator.
>こういう戦艦だけ作ってればMAなんていらなくね？ナチュラルでも使えるんだしThat’s not going to happen since we are both virtual enemy countries.

In Neumann’s public diary, Maryu was receiving an explanation about the Millennium’s armament.
I was able to handle it because of things like this.

It feels like the crew that can fully utilize this battleship is quite limited.

If we just prepare hundreds of these, strategies to maneuver against a large number of opponents, a helmsman who can understand and act on that, and a technician who can prepare various things just in case for every ship, then it should be fine…

It seems that the regular helmsman of the Millennium was a big fan of Neumann and gladly handed over the helm.

Isn’t it scary to charge in wearing gel armor that provides absolute defensive power for a short time, and then unleash a barrage at point-blank range to sink the flagship?

It can conduct atmospheric entry and exit using positronic inter-F alliance in a single non-option vessel.
It’s the first combat ship in the Cosmic Era, after all.

Although it’s called a battleship, it’s essentially a Neumann-exclusive MA, isn’t it?

It’s just that when AA and the Millennium regular crew’s selected members get on, it ends up like that; normally, such behavior would be impossible, I think.

The compass is designed for going from space to the battlefield, so variable machines and the Millennium are necessary.
In the director’s mind, it is expected that the Life Rel and Imoja units will also be established in the Atlantic Federation and Orb.

Only a limited number of people can operate this in a MA-like manner.
I wouldn’t normally think to use that charge horn.

Is the battleship going to perform a ram attack?

Somehow, we broke through the barrage and Hilda’s Gelgoog and got close with two Jin units, but just having battleships is precarious.

To be honest, it’s equipment meant for storming the enemy base colony and landing.

In a cannon battle, there is a possibility of escaping.
Then I’ll definitely crush you with a ram attack so you can’t escape!!

It’s funny to see Maru and Neumann mastering the ship they rode for the first time.

Talking like it’s all about battleships and big guns…

Since the opponent is also equipped with a ridiculously large number of positron cannons, we’re free to do whatever we want here.

Dodge with kaihi!
Emergency! Avoid strategic weapons too!

That bow ram is officially a weapon intended for ramming, as it has the name “Gouten.”

It’s a bit disappointing that the secondary guns have been reduced to just one linear cannon.
The guided turret is only effective against MS at best.

When you add a remarkably persuasive newcomer engineer in voice to the combination of Mariyu and Neumann, it turns out like this.

The plant engineer must be surprised by the unexpected rampage using all the weapons.
I’m sure there are definitely people who think, “There are actually people who use Gouten…”

When watching SEED, I naturally remember the names of the Armaments of the Archangels.

The tactical basil rule can successfully complete the appropriate missile timing input, and the firearms control system officer is quite impressive at it.

What is an interplanetary battleship…?

I definitely think that Goten is made by Orb.

The bow ram Goten is too reckless.

What! Are we launching MS while performing a 180-degree drift!?

The reckless feeling of full silhouette injection.

Well then, please replicate the quality of that bridge crew…

The big showdown between the foolish battleships is too interesting.

Power of Planetary Assault Landers and Interstellar Warships

The most incomprehensible feature would be the combat bridge; it makes you wonder if there were actually people or situations that used it.

Is there really something that can be knocked down by hitting it?

In normal times, engineers have a tendency to want to load everything onto a single ship, saying “let’s put this on” and “let’s add that,” which is a flaw of theirs.
Since it’s an emergency, I ended up saying that I made the most of everything, which isn’t good.

The Neumann’s exclusive mobile armor has arrived…

The guts to break through a 12-barrel positron cannon head-on and the guts to take a direct hit from a requiem.
The compass guys are crazy; otherwise, we’d get shot by orbs and it would be game over.

Let’s try fighting.
I have prepared the opponent’s MA.

After that battle, there will definitely be an overhaul, and AA is sinking, so I wonder what will happen.
Should we borrow an Izumo-class from the orb?

Every time I see it, the action to avoid the requiem seems strange.
That’s not something you can do within the atmosphere.

What is heat-resistant shock-resistant crystal armor… what even is it…

Of course, a Neumann clone can be created, but that skill is something that was reached after an abnormal level of leveling up.

Shall we mass-produce Marukuro, Neumann clone, and Highline clone and distribute them to various countries?

We need to operate this as a deterrent and mediator, yet they’re just thinking about creating more, what a cosmic headache.

The battleship drifts in space!
…Why is that?

It’s a battleship borrowed from ZAFT, after all.
It seems that ZAFT messed up, so it probably can’t be forcibly taken away.

This guy is too well-matched with Maruyu’s tactics in the first place…
Isn’t it paradoxical that Maruyu’s tactics are strange?

Is it more like a clone or a carbon human with skill included?

Planet?

I’ve always thought that I definitely want to create a Super Archangel level orb.

The Earth, the Moon, and Mars are all planets.
If you’re going to go against the compass, you need to conduct an amphibious assault.

The method of closing in and firing the main guns until death, trained by the 8th Fleet.

The confidence to say, “Of course.”

There is data.
I have never used it.

There’s also LHM-BB02S, right?

There are no training data for enemies firing a 12-shot positron cannon, so it can’t be helped.

Without someone who belongs to the genius of natural talent, it’s impossible to operate this ship in that way, right?

However, I can’t believe they seriously thought about creating a successor ship to Minerva with Durandal’s backing.

It seems that because Heinlein is the one designing it, they think it can be done to this extent, or that I could do it, without originally considering its general applicability to the public.

When a ship with excellent single-ship combat capabilities combines with the Tactical Lamias, Tactical Bazirules, and a skilled crew, the enemy fleet will fall quickly.

In this world, if you carelessly show how to use it, they will immediately analyze and counter it, and if you’re not careful, it could be taken away.
I truly believe that keeping it hidden until use is very effective.

The way it was operated in the play was just too extreme; it should be manageable with Compass personnel.

Going head-on against the enemy’s main body by yourself is something that no one can imitate.

It is natural to withstand it with triple defense including heat-resistant impact-resistant final armor, anti-beam depth charges, and laminated armor.
In order to win, you must shoot down all the pursuing missiles and then break through the center to draw the enemy in, as per pirate tactics.

There are few ships that can operate both inside and outside the atmosphere, right?

If you think about it, isn’t Maryu-san also quite strange?

“Why are you using Gouten to achieve results…? It really is like that.”

When a genius pilots it, the latest combat ship becomes a MA.

Wouldn’t it be good to deploy a large number of Neumann’s clones as pilots for the Zamzar?

I feel like there aren’t many sci-fi stories that are built solely around battleships fighting each other.
About as much as Star Trek?

The Archangel-class and Minerva-class can enter the atmosphere without any options.
Reentry into the atmosphere cannot break free from gravity without utilizing additional boosters in addition to the positronic interference.
The Super Minerva-class Millennium has capabilities that a single ship possesses.
It has achieved atmospheric reentry and atmospheric exit, and can perform multiple round trips without resupply.

Even if you create a clone, the abilities won’t be passed on as they are, so you can’t just make a clone; you need to have them gain experience from the time of the seed, right?

In that case, there are only world-class talents among the members, right…?

The fuel efficiency is too good.

Minerva is originally supposed to be on standby in orbit and descend when necessary, that’s how it is meant to operate.

Even with Neumann, Azrael was not evaded by frontal cannon fire.

During the landing description when entering the Foundation, the Archangel is able to land quietly.

It’s no good if Arthur isn’t here because it won’t lighten the mood.

If you can’t do forced power leveling by throwing complete novices from the seed right into the thick of the battle, you’ll die.
Here is what was created from “I survived!”

I understand that achieving results with long-range weaponry is possible.
I was wondering why Gambil had never packed psychommu-type or incom-type weapons onto battleships until now, but since it’s effective, it’s good.
…Is everything really to defeat the enemy general at Gouten?

It seems difficult for the approaching MS to carry out pinpoint attacks, but Shin will manage to deal with almost all of the MS coming towards him.

Marry and Neumann have definitely become living legends in the industry at such a young age.

Since neither Genesis nor Requiem work on Lohengrin, it seems like the only option left is to ram battleships into it, right?!

Is it intended to break through the outer wall…?

The AA crew that somehow survived is fine, but the Millennium crew that dove into the sea to escape has the information.
The AA sunk, all the crew perished, and it seems that only Luna was able to survive, while the fates of all the MS pilots, including Kira, are unknown.

I was using Eternal to make it impossible to evade even against Minerva.
But thinking about it, it’s pretty strange that I’m trying to take it without avoiding it, even though I didn’t say that Eternal is in the line of fire at Neumann.

Arthur has a high rank and has survived as a member of Minerva, but without a certain relaxed charm, it can be tough.

What I want to say to the millennium is what were they thinking when they added that Ram Attack weapon?

Super Minerva-class MS Planet Assault Landing Ship LHM-BB03S Millennium
Total length: approximately 430m
Armed
Positron Annihilation Cannon QZX-1/D Tanhoiser ×1
2-tube high-energy converging beam cannon XM47/D Tristan ×3
Mk.162 Curvenal ×1
Mk.4 Quar Machine Gun Turret ×4
Mk.344 Launch Tube System
Space missile “Nighthart,” ground missile “Paljifar,” intercept missile “Dispar.”
Torpedo “Wolfram M25”
T-2029 Launch Tube System Beckmesser
L464B CIWS/A
ASBX-2042 Heat Radiation Penetration Battle Gear Gouten
Heat-resistant and impact-resistant crystal armor (optional)

He reached it with the G from the emergency braking.

Mr. Maryu is a respected person who understands technology, so he charges alone into the enemy’s formation with an understanding of the technology.
Out of control.

The super evasion of the archangel during Angel Down has probably been seen by many people.

Arthur is a member of Minerva, which Agnes could not become.

Well, since both the mounted machines and the ship’s performance are high, they’ll need to be active! While this is convenient for depicting the protagonist’s side, the crew generally has it tough, starting from the original series.

It seems unusual that Kusunagi has more Lohengrin performances than AA at the point where it is unbranded.

Most troublesome weapons are blocked by the battleship’s maximum firepower, the Lohengrin and the Tannhäuser!!

“I’m hitting it hard with full force.”

Dodge! (to dodge)

If I could bring some prince from Britannia, it seems like I could handle just the fire control!

Recently, Kagari has been so much like a raccoon that her performances, which aren’t even clever tricks, are looked down upon as ridiculous acting.
I’ll secretly deploy Akatsuki and Kusanagi in lunar orbit to support Millennium.

I wonder where Captain Ramias and Neumann’s suitability would lie according to the Destiny Plan’s assessment.

Since it’s called a decisive weapon, it seems that once it hits, everything is over and they don’t consider retreating, yet they somehow manage to strike a moving battleship and withdraw without leaving any significant damage on the hull.

Take that, a mass attack backed by a high IQ, unlike the barbaric methods of colony drops!

Upon thinking it over, if the enemy’s defense is strong, then we’ll go for close combat! It’s something we’re already doing with mobile suits, so we might as well do it with battleships too. Are we really trying to do that with battleships?

“Don’t excessively disdain having power; I’m being scolded by my father’s message during the era of the Golden Will.”

After all, leveling everything up and hitting things with brute force is the strongest method.

It’s comforting to see that Arthur and Captain Konoe seem to have a long-standing relationship.

The Orb mainland is targeted too much, and if they underestimate us, we’ll kill them. It’s completely correct for a neutral country to be ready to immediately take action against anyone who seems like they might underestimate us.

I have a secret personal weapon.

Even after such a rampage by the Millennium, we can’t get to Gouten without the Orb fleet and two Meteors, so there are too many Foundation fleet and ZAFT coup forces!

Did someone just call Kagari a beautiful girl with a raccoon face!?