Damn it…

The colonel will not give up the lead for MAV, but if one side is heavily targeted, they will normally switch between the front line and the back line.

We will have 10 against 2 with six bits and four wired cannons.

By the way, I’m naturally curly-haired.

It’s dirty, as expected of a gray ghost, it’s dirty.

Since it is directly connected to the main body’s generator, it won’t run out of propellant like a bit would, so there are advantages to having a wired psychoframe as well.

I mean, what the heck is up with Cicero being so nimble and performing quick boost-like movements with that big body…

These two have no reason to engage in visual range combat in the first place.

The collaboration between the Colonel and me can’t simply be imitated just because it’s written in a textbook.

The MAV that became fire is invincible.

Psycommu is prohibited! It’s banned!

(Doesn’t this just make it a two-man cell…?)

It removes the opponent’s blind spots from all ranges.

In the official history, Amuro lost to the combination of Gunei and Quess without a barrier, after all.

After all, Amuro-san is…

In Super Robot Wars, while Colonel and Captain Amuro are having a heated argument, someone suddenly intervenes and gets beat up in an intense combo attack.

Evil!

So the beam rifle could be fired…

The part where they evaluate Machu, is the battle in episode 3 the closest to the MAV battle with the Colonel?

Normal MAV tactics are about dividing the roles between Newtypes and psychomune weapons, right?

With six bits and four wired cannons, it’s essentially 5 MAVs.
The Colonel’s Gundam unit is also there.

The gray ghost is a sense of the Federation, right?

Well, the pair of ShiiKo should be a combination of new types, but…

It is a strategy to become flames with the Colonel and me.

Is it possible that it’s not Colonel and Sharia who are MAV, but rather when regular soldiers try to employ the M.A.V. tactics that each of them practices, they end up forming pairs?

I believe there was also a little period when Uncle was a Rick Dom…
I think it was a special color and I’ve ridden it 2 or 3 times.

Fighting against the fully-equipped Char’s Gundam means a 7-to-1 battle with 6 bits and the main body.

This guy has steadily gained experience and is maintaining his sanity, so he’s like Amuro from Z or CCA.
In a way, it’s not sane.

Even with this, there are no Gigong and Hermes, so the weakening of Zeon is severe.

Even though writing something like this won’t be applicable to NT, I’ll teach it since it’s basic.

If the NT can perform the work of two pilots,
It means that if you put two pilots in a tandem cockpit MS, it can counter effectively.

The technique of trapping with four tentacles had a super strong character vibe.

It’s not a 2 to 1 situation.
It is a strategy to overwhelmingly beat with my 4 bits and the colonel’s 6 bits, making it 11 to 1.

Zion analyzed the actions of the two heroes and summarized them as the MAV, a buddy tactic that can be used even by average people, while the two themselves are just Char running wild and the supportive uncle, which is just a normal offensive and support relationship.

When operating normal bits or funnels, the movement of the main body becomes rough (like Marida’s Kshatriya), and since the bits don’t have instant-kill power, you can spread out the funnels with a placed bazooka or missile and, using thrust, shake off the funnels and corner the main body to win!

However, be careful as it won’t be effective against a pilot of Char’s level who can move the bits around and engage in normal combat with the main unit!

To put it bluntly, the MAV tactic is a degraded all-range attack for ordinary people who cannot use psycho-communicative weapons.

It’s insane that they broke through the Solomon direct encirclement of the federal fleet with only two sacrifices.

Thanks to the top’s Paro, the beam’s power is on par with that of a Buster Machine.

Char and Amuro are engaged in a sword fight with their mobile suits while doing a dogfight with bits.

It bombards with overwhelming firepower at extremely high speed.

It’s like we’re fighting in dense fog because of the Minovsky particles.
It’s unfair that only these guys are so clearly visible.

Which has better thrust, wired bits or funnels?

The colonel is clearly out of his mind for not wearing a normal suit even during the Solomon descent prevention.

If we destroy the mothership, the rest will be like wooden dolls, so first we will utterly destroy the ships with bits.

Hermès’s long-range strategy stood out, so in times like this, Sharia, who can aggressively move forward, is more frightening.

Brau-Bro can operate with multiple OTs, but that doesn’t mean multiple people are required.

If MA avoids Psycho’s first strike with a backflip, that would be unfair, right?

Both sides haven’t caught up with countermeasures against beam weapons, making battleships easy prey, which is from the original work.

If we mass-produce New Types, won’t we be able to win the war?

Brawbro has an overly strong element of psychoframe test equipment.
I’m carrying a technical officer.

One clear point of dissatisfaction with Zeke Aks is the push for MAV tactics.
The only time Machu was used well as a tactic was in the second episode.
Aside from that, it’s just a trend where the old man, Shuji, and Nyaan who can completely ignore MAV tactics are seen as amazing, and there’s no appreciation for the value of MAV tactics.

The motivation behind developing psycho-communication is to aim for the revival of guided weaponry, so it should originally be about out-of-range capabilities.
Because Char is causing a ruckus.

Cicero has gotten extremely small and turned into a single-seater, and for some reason, it’s also a linear seat.

There’s probably no one who can recreate Char and Sharia.
Well, I thought it might be okay since it seems like the two-person team works really well…

The flagship, which also transports, can’t be kept off the front lines, and getting beaten up by new weapons is a given in war…

The first Sims was just for collecting data anyway.

Well, whether a pair consists of 2 aircraft or a group consists of 3 aircraft is a path I struggled with even for fighters.

MAV is just a small trick that old types who can’t become New Types do, after all.

In a typical MAV, both sides can continuously attack each other’s blind spots by covering each other! However, in this case, one person is playing MAV and throwing axes from the blind spot of the MAV that took the NT’s back.
What I want to say is that in visual-range combat affected by Minovsky particles, NT has a significant advantage.

I think it’s not just about the MAV tactics themselves, but that it is important to be MAV.

The MAV tactic is what we named after adjusting the chaos caused by NT teaming up to be suitable for humans.

After all, it was the Mab strategy that Jerrid and Kakrikon were doing.

Despite its huge body, it dodges so easily!
This ghost is light on its feet.

In the official history, Char’s awakening as a Newtype was delayed, so he couldn’t achieve perfect coordination with Lalah…

The MAV tactics, despite their unique setting, were not used very much.

It’s solid, but it has no meaning against new types.

In the end, it’s just a new type of game.
There is no strategy whatsoever.

The trio is no longer popular…

Even if you’re attacked from behind, if you sense the enemy’s intention and turn around to shoot, there should be no problem…

It’s a stepping stone to showcase the strength of NT.

If we align mirrors using new-type operations and use a solar ray on the Antarctic, I feel that in the future we could achieve the destruction of Earth with low fuel consumption without the need for colonies or dropping asteroids.

Even though Char is causing a ruckus using that much bit technology, it doesn’t seem to put much strain on him, and it looks like the psychommu technology has developed more than in the official history.

This work is treated the same as Kinnikuman and Tough in my mind.

The MAV in the instructional book was clearly nerfed for general pilots, wasn’t it?

Huh? Is it really a battle where only the one with superior Newtype abilities wins?

In practical terms, since Minpowder is being scattered, we can’t use sensors, and we can only impose numerical advantages on each other; however, if both sides are Newtypes, it’s not impossible to detect the enemy’s position.

The Psycho parts flying around without any power are like a shield that somehow flies like a unicorn.
The psycommu technology has developed too excessively, hasn’t it?

To be honest, I think it would have been dangerous if Char’s Zeong from the official history had been left unchecked.
I think battleships will keep getting sunk.

The effectiveness of MS and psychic communication has been completely suppressed, but it’s somehow manageable because there aren’t many users.
If we meet on the battlefield… do your best.

I’m looking for a naturally motivated new type to gain as much combat experience as possible.
Here it is, the finished top ace.

Despite talking about MAV tactics, we’re not actually using MAV tactics, are we…?
I had a faint feeling about it.

Amuro is the type of combat genius who awakens as a Newtype.

Even with just one finger beam from the Giong, the Salamis would be blown away, so if it makes about three rounds around the fleet, I think it would be completely devastated.

Isn’t it just a two-man cell?

“It seems like there would be a line saying ‘What is MAV, it’s ridiculous’ from a screenwriter.”

Stable new types are really strong, huh?

It seems that many people in this thread only see NT as a tool for war.

Even the Conscorn squad, which was made to look weak in the official history, was actually performing quite advanced coordination without drawing much attention.

Is Anno also a Mabu? It seems like a feeling of “What is that?”

What even is curly hair…
Blaubro instant kill or something.

That means no one coordinated in MS battles until Char and Sharia started, right?
That’s the kind of guy you often see on Narou.

It’s unavoidable since X-rounders are treated as disabled.

In the second half, Char is like that, but during the time of the Zong, he was in great form, enough to put pressure on Amuro.

I saw that some theorists insist that it’s just an ordinary collaboration, saying “Look, it’s the Mabu strategy!”

The battle between Amuro from Char’s Counterattack and the Colonel is amazing, isn’t it?
The dogfight between the main body and the funnels is happening simultaneously.

When I crushed the MAV tactics in episode 3 with Matu’s improvisation, isn’t what Sharia calls MAV fundamentally different from MAV tactics to begin with?

First of all, the setting of the clan battle is supposed to be a two-man cell with a MAV focus, but there’s hardly any MAV happening at all.
I think that setup wasn’t necessary from the beginning, was it?

While Char lost sight of Amuro, the Gundam broke through the defense line, so in the end, Char has no choice but to stay close to Amuro.

Isn’t it more that the Gundam was just in poor condition rather than Sharia being strong?

People who are carelessly developing the Amuro Musou theory should rewatch the original work.

It’s fine to interpret that Mav is about covering for each other and fighting together.

I think there’s a possibility that if Blau and Char had worked together in the official history, they could have defeated Amuro.
When Sharia Bull achieved military merit over there, Hermes went to Sharia, so Char was left to die.