ENTERTAINMENT BIBLE Mobile Suit Gundam MS Big Picture Book PART.3 Axis War Version" BANDAI, June 1989 So at one point the Nu and Hi-Nu were essentially the same thing, but over time the aesthetics of Hi-Nu became very popular and it got its own Gunpla and even model number. The Hi-Nu has a slightly different loadout than the Nu, here's what I've identified as key differences, please let me know if there are any others that I missed.

Instead of Chan Agi in the RGZ-91 Re-GZ intentionally killing Quess Paraya, pilot of the NZ-333 α Azieru, it is instead Hathaway Noa in a stolen RGM-89 Jegan who accidentally kills Quess. This would prompt Hathaway to join the anti-Federation terrorist group known as Mafty over a decade later as told in the Mobile Suit Gundam: Hathaway's Flash novel. The Hi-ν Gundam's most powerful weapon. It draws power from the Ra Cailum's engine through an energy cable, and has enough power to destroy a battleship in one shot. [5] It is mounted on the side of the Ra Cailum when not in use. [6] According to the Beltorchika's Children manga, it was a modified Ra Cailum-class main gun. [7] The Origin Advent of the Red Comet | Mobile Suit Gundam | Zeta Gundam | Gundam ZZ | Gundam Unicorn RE:0096 | Victory Gundam The Legs joint axis of the ankle has a large diameter, so the strength is outstanding. The sealing part has a seam in the center as shown by the red line in the photo. This is one of the few parts that needs to be erased. If you attach the base parts of the rose-apple, the leg frame part is completed. PLEASE TAKE NOTE THAT THE PICTURES DESCRIPTION BELOW ARE FOR REFERENCE ONLY. IT MAY BE DIFFERENT FROM THE ACTUAL PRODUCT.A second Master Grade model utilizing Izubuchi's original design was released in August 2014 under the Ver. Ka line supervised by Hajime Katoki. The FA-93-ν2HWS Hi-ν Gundam Heavy Weapons System Type P-Bandai add on featured the spotted pattern on the shield shown in the original Beltorchika's Children illustration. Nightingale's landing gear can be interchanged into two different specifications depending on your preference. The assembly of the arm is very simple parts division. The base parts of the wrist are also nicely detailed. There are 6 types of hand parts: left and right fists, left and right saber handles, right gun grip, and left flat hand. The movable range is also very excellent. The movable range is a little narrower than usual, but you can also bend it so-called. At least two units of Psycho Doga existed, the first unit was shot down during battle at Fifth Luna and its psycho-frame was used to enhance the RX-93-ν2 Hi-ν Gundam. The second unit went in combat against Beltorchika Irma's RGZ-91 Re-GZ, but was destroyed in combat. In the arcade game SD Gundam: The Threat of Psyco Salamander, the Sazabi and the Zeong's model numbers are reversed.

The Dome-G version of Sazabi featured a new "S-01" marking. This is most likely the retroactive source of Full Frontal's unit number, "10S".

Comparing the movie scene where the ν Gundam is holding the Sazabi's escape pod, with an earlier showing of the escape pod suggests the Sazabi to be over 70 meters in height. This might be a mistake by the animators. In the SRW Alpha series, this rule is both obeyed and broken, depending on game. In the first game, the Sazabi is a secret unit for Char. It is only acquirable via legitimate means on the "Easy" mode of Alpha Gaiden, otherwise the highest comparable unit he could upgrade to is the Nu Gundam (as Amuro can get either the Nu Gundam HWS/Hi-Nu Gundam depending on difficulty in a certain stage). Alpha 2 allows Char (as an enemy) to use the Nightingale instead of the Sazabi if certain conditions are met. Char is canonically dead by Alpha 3, but the Sazabi can still be possibly obtained for use by the player, though the Nightingale cannot. This is Bandai's highly detailed plastic model kit which self assembly is required. No glue or paint necessary. Official product visuals shown are provided by Official Bandai which may be painted and clear coated. Final product may be slightly different upon completion.

The original visual design for the Psycho Doga first appeared in an illustration by Yutaka Izabuchi in the June 1988 issue of Newtype magazine. This was the only official illustration of the Psycho Doga until the 2014 manga adaptation of Beltorchika's Children, in which Takayuki Yanase created a full design for the mobile suit. However, Amuro soon realized that since both the Psycho Doga and the Hi-ν Gundam were developed by Anaheim Electronics, Char must have known about the Hi-ν Gundam's performance and felt disappointed, so he left behind the Psycho Doga, hoping that Amuro would use it to improve the Hi-ν Gundam so he can defeat him in a fair fight. [11]

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One Year War | Antarctic Treaty | Granada Treaty | Operation Stardust | Gryps Conflict | Neo Zeon Movements | Late Universal Century New Anniversary Update is Available Now on PlayStation Consoles, Also Adds Special Campaigns and In-Game Bonuses Now Through August 24 The Hi-ν Gundam's primary weapon, the beam rifle's output is variable and at the maximum output can rival the mega particle cannons used by the warships at that time. The beam rifle can also function as a beam machine gun. Variants [ ] Reissues of the Gunpla from mid-2022 onward will feature an additional Bandai Namco logo. Notes & Trivia [ ]