Gundam Wing: Series and Endless Waltz Mobile Suits
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| Aries OZ-07AMS Series
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The
standard mass production aerial combat mobile suit of the Alliance and OZ
forces. Developed from the same base as the Leo, it boasts high speed
flight, with the legs being retractable in order to improve aerodynamics.
With its high speed and maneuverability, it can quickly outflank almost any
terrestrial targets. Its weapons, a rapid-fire chainrifle and a four-tube
missile pod, can be used as handheld weapons or mounted on its wing pylons.
The Alliance's Aries are painted seal blue, while OZ's are black; commander
units are painted green and mud brown. Lucrezia Noin has a personal Aries,
painted similarly to the commander unit but lacking the brown. The Aries is
named for Aries the Ram, the third sign of the Western Zodiac, and may
derive its name from fact that "Aries" sounds similar to "air".
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| Cancer OZ-08MMS Series
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A
simplified mobile suit designed purely for aquatic combat, the Cancer is one
of the few non-anthropomorphic mobile suits in the After Colony era. Despite
this, it is somewhat transformable, being able to shift from a more
hydrodynamic cruising mode to a more combat-worthy mobile suit mode, in
which it can use its propeller-equipped claw arms for close combat. Along
with its "brother", the Pisces, the Cancer allows the Alliance to dominate
the seas. The Alliance uses blue-painted Cancers, while OZ's machines are
painted red. The Cancer is named for Cancer the Crab, the fourth sign of the
Western Zodiac.
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| Gundam Altron XXXG-01S2 Series
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After
being badly damaged in space and captured by OZ, the five Gundam engineers
worked in secret to upgrade and refine the Shenlong for Wufei's use. These
modifications include the addition of a pair of wing-like random binders,
providing superior space mobility. Shenlong's weaponry was also enhanced by
giving it a dragon fang in each arm, replacing the beam glaive with a
double-ended beam trident, and installing a "stinger" beam cannon using data
taken from the Vayeate. The name "Altron" is a Japanese corruption of "er-tou
leung", which is Chinese for "two-headed dragon", and is the name of the
Long clan's guardian spirit.
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| Gundam Altron
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Gundam Nataku XXXG-01S2 Endless Waltz
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The
Endless Waltz version of the Altron Gundam. It loses most of the weapons
gained in the upgrade to Altron, but the dragon fangs are replaced by larger
units that are no longer completely integral with the forearms. These larger
dragon fangs are connected to the arms by a series of collapsing "box"
joints, which give it over twice the range and much more flexibility than
the original fangs ever possessed. Though it loses the random binder wings,
Altron Custom/Nataku seems to lose none of its ability to function in space.
It is referred to as "Gundam Nataku" by the official media and merchandise,
but is sometimes labeled "Altron Gundam Custom", especially when Endless
Waltz appears in the Super Robot Wars series of video games.
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| Gundam Deathscythe XXXG-01D Series
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Gundam Deathscythe - Professor G's Gundam, it specializes in stealth and
high-speed combat. Its backpack thrusters give it the highest mobility of
the five Gundams, while the hyper jammers allow it to scramble enemy radar
over a wide area. Its main weapon is a high-output beam scythe, keeping with
its pilot's nickname "Shinigami". The buster shield on its left arm mounts a
beam blade and can be fired at enemies as a flying beam drill weapon.
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| Gundam Deathscythe Hell XXXG-01D2 Series
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Gundam Deathscythe Hell - When the Gundam Pilots returned to space, the
Earth-tuned Gundams proved to be no match for the space-combat Taurus - as
Duo learned first-hand. After his capture, the Gundam engineers took
Deathscythe's remains and upgraded it in secret, giving Duo another chance
at fighting OZ. The improved Deathscythe Hell, as it was named, featured a
twin beam scythe with a rocket motor on the back to add power to its swings.
Though it lost the machinecannons, it gained the active cloak, a set of
wing-like shields backed by the Mercurius' planet defensor technology,
giving it exceptional defense. (Note: With the American release of Gundam
Wing merchandise, including model kits and action figures, the name of this
Gundam was often shortened to "Gundam Deathscythe H", due to sensitivities
about the use of the word "Hell".)
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| Gundam Deathscythe Hell
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XXXG-01D2 Endless Waltz
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Gundam Deathscythe Hell Custom - The Endless Waltz version of Deathscythe
Hell. The most noticable change is a general streamlining of the machine,
with the active cloak taking on a distinctly more bat-like appearance and
adding thrusters. The twin beam scythe is replaced with a weapon dubbed the
beam scissors, effectively a giant beam scythe. With the loss of the buster
shield, Deathscythe Hell Custom becomes a fully close combat machine, using
its speed to close on enemies and its armor to shrug off damage as it moves
in for the kill. (Note: As with its television counterpart, the name of this
Gundam was often shortened to "Gundam Deathscythe H" on American
merchandise, due to sensitivities about the use of the word "Hell".)
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| Gundam Epyon OZ-13MS Series
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This
mobile suit was created by Treize Khushrenada during the time he was placed
under confinement by the Romefeller Foundation. Based on data from the
Tallgeese and the other Gundams, and in keeping with Treize's philosophy,
the Gundam Epyon, Greek for "next," eschews cowardly long-range weapons in
favor of chivalrous close combat. Since it has no projectile weapons, so its
main weapons are a segmented, whip-like heat rod, and a powerful beam sword
whose energy is supplied by a direct connection to the Epyon's generator.
The Epyon can also transform into a "mobile armor" mode (referred to as
'dragon-mode') for high-speed flight. Treize installed a modified version of
the Zero System into the cockpit as well, making this suit a powerful
opponent. It was originally given to Heero but he traded it with Zechs after
their battle at the Sanc Kingdom. It continued to be used by Zechs until it
was destroyed in the final episode.
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| Gundam Heavyarms XXXG-01H Series
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Gundam Heavyarms - The Gundam designed by Doktor S, its primary focus is
ranged combat. Heavyarms mounts a number of rapid-fire guns and missile
launchers, it carries an incredible amount of firepower for a single unit.
All by itself, it has enough weapons to single-handedly destroy an enemy
base. Its only close combat weapon is a super-hard army knife, mounted on
its right arm, typically reserved for after it has expended all its
ammunition.
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| Gundam Heavyarms Kai XXXG-01H2 Series
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Gundam Heavyarms Kai - As the Heavyarms was left on Earth during the Gundam
Pilots' first return to space, it needed to be upgraded later when the
pilots went to battle White Fang. Modified on Peacemillion by Howard,
Heavyarms Kai was given an improved backpack and thrusters all over its
body, giving it the ability to fight well in outer space. The only other
real change was the replacement of the twin beam Gatling with a
double-barreled version. "Kai" is part of the Japanese word "kaihatsu",
which means "to change, to modify, to improve".
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| Gundam Heavyarms Kai
(Custom) XXXG-01H2 Endless Waltz
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Gundam Heavyarms Custom - The Endless Waltz version of Heavyarms Kai. While
the other four Gundams lost weapons in the transition from television to
film, Heavyarms actually gained more, more the doubling its arsenal of
missiles and machineguns. The shield and twin beam Gatling unit was replaced
with a pair of shell-firing double Gatling guns, which use Gundanium-jacketed
ammunition. However, this modification also includes the removal of the army
knife, leaving Heavyarms Custom with no melee weapons. One final addition is
a giant-sized copy of Trowa's half-mask, which Heavyarms wears during the
final battle in Brussels.
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| Gundam Sandrock XXXG-01SR Series
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Gundam Sandrock - Professor H's Gundam, it boasts the highest power output
and strongest armor of the five original Gundams. Intended for desert
combat, its primary weapons are a pair of heat shotels, normally stored on
the back, which it wields with great skill. It can also combine its shield,
backpack, and shotels into the cross crusher, a powerful claw weapon that
can crush the thickest armor in a single attack.
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| Gundam Sandrock Kai XXXG-01SR2 Series
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Gundam Sandrock Kai - When the Gundam Pilots went to space to battle the
rebels known as White Fang, Quatre found that his Sandrock wasn't suited to
fight at its fullest. Thus, Gundam ally Howard upgraded the Sandrock to
enable it to function in space as well as it did on Earth. The biggest
change to Sandrock Kai is the addition of a large, thruster-laden backpack,
as well as a number of other thrusters added all over its body for space
mobility. Unfortunately, this modification removes the cross crusher weapon,
of which the original backpack was an integral part. The upgrade included
the addition of a beam submachinegun, giving Sandrock better ranged combat
abilities. At one point, Heero installs the ZERO System in Sandrock Kai in
order to allow Quatre to counter Dorothy Catalonia's use of the system to
coordinate White Fang's mobile doll forces, but after that battle Quatre
removes the system, feeling it is too dangerous for him to use.
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| Gundam Sandrock Kai
(Custom) XXXG-01SR2 Endless Waltz
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Gundam Sandrock Custom - The Endless Waltz version of Sandrock Kai. It was
redesigned from the ground up, giving it a distinctly Roman feel in terms of
outward appearance. Like Deathscythe Hell, Sandrock loses most of its
weapons in the transition, being left with nothing but its vulcan guns and
the heat shotels, which were redesigned into gigantic swords. The shoulders
sport objects that resemble Deathscythe's hyper jammers, but what these may
be has never been revealed. The only true addition is the option armor, a
set of ejectable shoulder armor mounting a cloak that allows Sandrock to
survive the heat of re-entry. A shield with the cross crusher function
integrated was also designed, but did not appear in Endless Waltz.
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| Gundam Shenlong XXXG-01S Series
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Shenlong Gundam - Designed by Master O, this Gundam focuses on close combat.
With its beam glaive and the extendable dragon fang that comprises its left
arm, its close combat abilities are peerless. Additionally, the dragon fang
mounts a pair of high-power flamethrowers named "Dragon Fang Fire" which can
melt the armor of enemy mobile suits with ease. The Shenlong's pilot, Zhang
Wu Fei, refers to his machine exclusively by the nickname "Nataku".
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| Leo OZ-06MS (mobile doll test unit: OZ-00MD) Series
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Leo - The first mass production military mobile
suit, designed for both ground and space combat. Even though it is over
fifteen years old at the start of Operation Meteor, the Leo is still a
sturdy, reliable machine that can be adapted for almost any situation, and
is fielded by practically every major military force. The standard Leo is
painted a drab olive color, while the space combat version is purple, and
OZ's Southeast Asian forces use royal blue Leos. The Leo is named for Leo
the Lion, the fifth sign of the Western Zodiac, and presumably derives its
name from the lion on the Romefeller Foundation's crest.
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| Maganac WMS-03 Series
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Maganac - The main mobile suit of the Maganac Corps, constructed by the
Winner Corporation and often found fighting alongside the Gundam Sandrock
and its young pilot, Quatre Winner. Though its abilities are only slightly
better than the Leo's, the skill, experience, and teamwork of the close-knit
Maganac Corps more than makes them a match for practically every enemy OZ
can throw at them. Each of the forty members of the Corps has his own
Maganac mobile suit, customized to suit his own tastes, often featuring
unique weapons and stylish adornments like modified armor, capes and more.
Some of the Maganac units confirmed to exist:
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| Mercurius OZ-13MSX2 Series
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Mercurius - An advanced Gundam-level mobile suit, developed by the five
Gundam engineers after their capture by OZ. Designed for extreme defense, it
employs a new technology called planet defensors, which generate a powerful
electromagnetic forcefield. It was designed to work in concert with the
Vayeate, using the planet defensors to shield it from enemy attacks. Its
only weapons are a beam gun and a beam blade-mounting crash shield, but the
defensors can also be used as weapons if need be. Under OZ, it was piloted
by the captive Heero Yuy, and White Fang used his data when they produced a
mobile doll version of the Mercurius for the final battle with the World
Nation.
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| Mining Colony Mobile Suit (no designation) Series
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Used
on mining resource satellites. Unenclosed cockpit design. (source:
series and artbooks)
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| Oliphant WMS-04 Series
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Oliphant - A mobile suit belonging to the Maganac Corps, used primarily for
homeland defense. Equipped with powerful hoverjet units, it can skim over
the sands of the Maganacs' Middle Eastern homeland with incredible ease, and
its beam cannon allows it to perform bombardments against enemy attackers.
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| Pisces OZ-09MMS Series
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Pisces - An amphibious mobile suit designed by Romefeller as a more
all-purpose model than the Cancer. It can transform into a humanoid combat
mode, using its propeller blades as punching weapons, or can shift into a
high-speed cruising mode that resembles a standard submarine. Within each
"arm" is an extendable manipulator, allowing it to perform finer work.
Though better armed than the Cancer, it is not as strong or as well-armored
as its predecessor. The Pisces is named for Pisces the Fish, the twelfth
sign of the Western Zodiac.
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| Serpent MMS-01 (original: 0Z-17MS) Endless Waltz
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Serpent - Originally designed by Treize Khushrenada as a successor to the
aging Leo, the Serpent was mothballed following Romefeller's decision to
produce mobile dolls rather than mobile suits. The plans fell into the hands
of the Barton Foundation, where they were modified and put into use by the
Mariemaia Army. While the details remain vague, it has been said that the
original Serpent was intended as a more general purpose machine, carrying
small arms. In Barton's hands, the machine was refined into a heavy assault
unit, partly inspired by the Heavyarms, the Gundam in whose development the
Foundation played the largest part. It carries heavy weapons including
Gatling guns, bazookas, and beam cannons, and uses a thruster-laden backpack
to allow it to hover over the ground. The Serpents used by the Mariemaia
Army are armored with Neo-Titanium, a new alloy said to be much stronger and
lighter than standard Titanium. The Serpent is named for Ophiuchus the
Snake-Handler, formerly known as Serpentarius, the thirteenth sign of the
Western Zodiac, which is typically excluded from the Zodiac since the Sun
does not spend a full month within it.
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| Tallgeese OZ-00MS Series
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Tallgeese - Also known as the Prototype Leo, the Tallgeese was the first
combat-capable mobile suit, developed twenty years prior to the battles that
would eventually become known as the Eve Wars. Designed by the future Gundam
Engineers and Howard, the Tallgeese boasts speed and power beyond machines
two decades newer. However, tragedy marred the development, as the
Tallgeese's lack of safety concerns cost the lives of most or all of its
test pilots, and its creators quit in protest following the assassination of
Heero Yuy. Deemed too dangerous for mass production, the Tallgeese was
mothballed until Operation Meteor, when OZ pilot Walker convinced Zechs
Merquise that its incredible power might make it a match for the five rebel
Gundams. Despite the fact that it only carries a dobergun and two beam
sabers, its superior performance make it a great threat on the battlefield.
The existence of a Tallgeese used by Mei Lan during the events of Wu Fei's
Episode Zero story, as well as the remarkably short amount of time it took
Treize to build both Tallgeese II and III, suggests that multiple Tallgeese
units were constructed for testing purposes, but this notion has yet to be
verified by any official source.
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| Tallgeese II OZ-00MS2 Series
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Tallgeese II - A mobile suit designed by Treize Khushrenada for his own
personal use against White Fang. Compared to the original Tallgeese, the
only real difference is the new color scheme and a redesigned head, with a
Gundam-inspired faceplate and a crest reminiscent of Epyon's wings. The
animation depicts the dobergun as a beam cannon, which has often been a
source of contention among fans. When Endless Waltz was released, it was
retroactively decided that Tallgeese II was a "stopgap", and that Treize had
intended to use Tallgeese III, but it was not completed in time.
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| Tallgeese III OZ-00MS2B Endless Waltz
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Tallgeese III - The final design in the Tallgeese series of mobile suits,
created by Treize Khushrenada himself. He originally intended to use it in
battle with White Fang, but the advanced weapons (namely the heat rod and
megacannon) would take too long to complete, so he used the
easier-to-produce Tallgeese II instead. Following the end of the war,
Tallgeese III fell into the hands of Preventer, who completed it and handed
it to Wind, their newest agent. The Tallgeese III features several upgrades,
including a heat rod similar to the Epyon's, and the megacannon. This
weapon, an evolution of the beam cannon first seen on the Vayeate, can fire
shots nearly as powerful as Wing Zero's twin buster rifle, but only once;
the massive output drains the Tallgeese III of all power afterwards.
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| Taurus OZ-12SMS / OZ-01MD / WF-12SMS Series Endless Waltz
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Taurus - The Taurus was developed by OZ for two purposes: to become its new
mainline mobile suit for space combat, and to serve as the first true mobile
doll, following the successful testing of the system in the Leo. It features
incredible mobility, which the mobile doll version can take better advantage
of, as it has no fragile human pilot "holding it back". Its high speed,
coupled with its assortment of powerful beam weapons, allow it to quickly
overwhelm any enemy - even a Gundam. The Taurus' abilities and versatility
result it its being "appropriated" by several factions. The colonial rebels
known as White Fang used orange-red and purple Tauruses as its main mobile
suit, as the rest of its forces were comprised of Virgo and Virgo II mobile
dolls. The Taurus is named for Taurus the Bull, the second sign of the
Western Zodiac.
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| Taurus SK-12SMS Series Endless Waltz
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Taurus - The Taurus was developed by OZ for two purposes: to become its new
mainline mobile suit for space combat, and to serve as the first true mobile
doll, following the successful testing of the system in the Leo. It features
incredible mobility, which the mobile doll version can take better advantage
of, as it has no fragile human pilot "holding it back". Its high speed,
coupled with its assortment of powerful beam weapons, allow it to quickly
overwhelm any enemy - even a Gundam. The Taurus' abilities and versatility
result it its being "appropriated" by several factions. Notably, the
pacifist Sanc Kingdom used several Tauruses, painted white and modified for
atmospheric combat, as part of its self-defense forces. The Taurus is named
for Taurus the Bull, the second sign of the Western Zodiac.
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| Tragos OZ-07MS Series
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Tragos - Based off of the Leo's design, the Tragos is a powerful ground
combat mobile suit. It is noticeably shorter than most mobile suits because
it is typically equipped with an ejectable hovercraft system, allowing it to
move quickly over any terrain. The large shell-firing cannons mounted on its
shoulders give it excellent fire support abilities, a role it often plays in
the Alliance and OZ's attacks. The name Tragos is derived from the Greek
word for "goat", which makes the Tragos mobile suit a stand-in for Capricorn
the Sea-Goat, the tenth sign of the Western Zodiac.
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Unidentified black mobile suit seen for a brief moment in episode one, fighting
alongside the Maganac Corps and Gundam Sandrock. If you can assist in
identifying this MS or have any information about it, please write to to the
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a long list of nods to a prior Gundam Series, and might have appeared
elsewhere in another Gundam series. It does not appear in any other scene or
episode that we've been able to locate.
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| Vayeate OZ-13MSX1 Series
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Vayeate - An advanced Gundam-level mobile suit, developed by the five Gundam
engineers after their capture by OZ. Focused on heavy attack, it can take on
any opponent when it works with its defense-focused brother, Mercurius. Its
primary weapon, and indeed its only weapon, is a large beam cannon powered
by a beam generator mounted on its back. This gives the cannon firepower
equal to, or possibly greater than, the Wing Gundam's buster rifle, while
providing it with unlimited ammunition. Initially piloted by Trowa Barton,
White Fang builds its own copy of the Vayeate near the end of the war, which
is controlled by a modified mobile doll program based off of Trowa's combat
data.
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| Virgo OZ-02MD (WF-01MD) Series
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Virgo
- The first exclusive mobile doll ever made, developed by Romefeller's Chief
Engineer Tsubarov. It combines the abilities of the Mercurius and the
Vayeate, wielding a powerful beam cannon and a set of planet defensors.
Countless Virgos are fielded during Operation Nova, Romefeller's plan to
forcibly unite the planet under their rule, and in the battles that follow.
It would go on to become the symbol of both OZ and Romefeller during this
period of the After Colony era. The Virgo is named for Virgo the Virgin, the
sixth sign of the Western Zodiac.
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| Virgo II WF-02MD2 (OZ-03MD, OZ-02MD2) Series
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Virgo
II - A further refinement to the Virgo design, which was captured by White
Fang during the Artemis Revolution. Compared to the original Virgo, it
boasts refined planet defensors, a set of high-output backpack thrusters,
and all new weapons, including a beam rifle, beam sabers, and mega beam
cannon. The Virgo II was produced in great numbers at the Lunar Base, then
sent into battle against both the Gundam Team and the World Nation.
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| Wing Gundam
XXXG-01W Series
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Wing
Gundam - The Gundam designed by Doctor J, it is the closest of the five
Operation Meteor Gundams to their common ancestor, Wing Zero. It boasts
incredible speed, and can transform into Bird Mode, a high-speed flight
form. Though most of its weapons are relatively standard, its buster rifle
is an exceptionally powerful beam rifle, capable of taking out a large group
of mobile suits or a battleship in a single shot. Though it can adjust its
output, the buster rifle can only fire three times at maximum output before
needing to recharge.
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| Wing Gundam Zero XXXG-00W0 Series
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Wing
Gundam Zero - Designed by the five engineers fifteen years prior to the
events of the Eve Wars, the Wing Zero is the ancestor of the five Operation
Meteor Gundams. Designed with "perfect victory" in mind, it boasts
exceptional abilities and uses the ZERO System, but because of this
dangerous mental interface, it was kept hidden away until a desperate Quatre
built it following his father's death. Like the Wing Gundam, it can
transform into a high-speed flight mode dubbed "Neo-Bird Mode". Further, its
twin buster rifle has more than twice the output of the Wing Gundam's buster
rifle, giving it enough power to destroy an entire space colony or resource
satellite in a single shot.
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| Wing Gundam Zero (Custom)
XXXG-00W0 Endless Waltz
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Wing
Gundam Zero Custom - The Endless Waltz version of Wing Gundam Zero. It loses
the piledriver shield and, subsequently, the Neo Bird Mode of the television
version, but instead sports four angelic wings lined with thrusters. The
large main wings can double as shields in combat and serve as heat shields
for atmospheric re-entry, while the straight sub-wings provide constant
thrust and house the beam sabers. Additionally, the forearms mount complex
sensor arrays, giving the twin buster rifle unprecedented accuracy.
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