Do you need shoulder spikes?

When you think about it, the thorn on that shoulder is hardly being utilized, so why has it remained like that for so long?

Keraunos is too much of an enjoyer.

Mind your mouth.
It’s a historic equipment that has been passed down not just through the Hijack, but also through the Douga, Zulu, and RF.

Even when playing, think about the mission, the details of the operation, and the rider’s point of view.

The Zaku Flipper used by the Titans doesn’t have shoulder spikes.

It seems to be used when you crash into the enemy ship’s bridge without any weapons left.

The mold frame used to create the molded parts is being repurposed with a cornered design, I suppose.

The shoulder spikes are not included in the official Zaku III, just to let you know.

It’s almost unnecessary, but it’s probably being continued because it’s not something that absolutely needs to be cut either.
Shoulder spikes are a hobby.

I want Venalgand.

I understand that for early warning missions, it’s better to remove the shield to make it lighter.
If you’re not going to engage in battle, then it’s unnecessary, a hindrance, and heavy.
Having spikes on both shoulders is nothing but a romantic idea.

The chimeraization of Wagtail is so extreme that this one seems better in comparison.

The stance of enhancing the existing machine with whatever parts are on hand is what defines the Keraunos, but when it comes to performance and balance, it probably can’t compete with the Barzam or Marasai, which are all being used properly.

The Hi-Zack seems outdated with settings like this during this time, but if we include the AOZ settings, it’s tough to consider it a Hi-Zack, which makes me feel the seriousness of the Gryps Conflict.

The Highzack isn’t really outdated or anything…
Most of the Federation forces are in the midst of upgrading to the Jim II, and there are probably still active Jim Custom units in some places.

It’s an old model, or rather it’s a Hizack, but it’s part of Karaba, and since the Titans keep fielding more and more units like the Marasai and the Barzam, it’s tough facing the Hizack, so at the very least, I would want something like a Nemo.

The gym reform class is, of course, only found in remote rural areas like Trinton…
I think that the defense of Jaburo is an exception.

The high sack is better than the gym 2, right?

It seems that the High-Zack was said to be outdated in the latter half of the story, or maybe it wasn’t.

Gym II is nothing more than a makeshift support machine throughout.
Heizack is a mainstay in the early game and doesn’t have a bad reputation.

If we’re talking about Jim II and Hizack, Hizack is definitely better, but considering the Jim series, particularly looking at Wag Tail, it has an insane level of expandability, so you can make outrageous modifications like a partly movable Jim III, and in terms of quantity, it’s the best.

Gym II has a significant production number, after all…
Even with the modifications, they were producing parts, so maybe the production efficiency was incredible…

You can’t turn a Zaku II into a Hyzak.
The gym that has been renovated from plain gym up to level 3 is quite impressive as a weapon.

Uraki is also praising the Hizack to the sky.

Expansion is amazing, but on the other hand, Wagtail is just the act of a fool, isn’t it…?

To be honest, I think if the Hizack underwent updates similar to the Gym III, it would have a sufficient performance improvement.
In other words, change the backpack, leg thrusters, and generator to new models.

Everyone, use this Barzam over here since we have extra!

If it’s a good thing, there are no Federation or Zeon affiliations.
It’s quite sad that even though we made a lot of things like Hyzak and Galbal, and they were well-received on-site…

It’s hard to tell if the federation is concerned about public opinion or not.

Isn’t it true that any weapon becomes strong when equipped with Backpack Gym III and carrying the G Defenser, whether in a battle or in judgement?