Depending on the design, Hi-ν's right forearm is said to be equipped with either a machine gun, [3] or a beam Gatling gun capable of emitting a beam saber from its center. [4] Although the machine gun is of a small caliber, it is effective in restricting enemy movements, and has a broad field of fire due to being located on the forearm. [2] In Super Robot Wars 30, the Hi-Nu Gundam is not included in the initial roster and instead available as part of the first DLC collection. Due to how the DLC works, it is highly possible for the player to obtain the Hi-Nu Gundam before they are able to obtain Amuro's normal upgrades, the RX-94 Mass Production Type ν Gundam and the Nu Gundam respectively. In this game, the Hi-Nu Gundam's is created due to Amuro's increasing skills being too much for his suits, even overpowering the Nu Gundam itself. After obtaining the suit, it is revealed that the suit had its Psycho-Frame obtained from the RX-0 Unicorn Gundam, though Beltorchika Irma believes that it's a rumor and one shouldn't believe it. As well, it has an enhanced version of the Learning Computer designed by the late Tem Ray. A close combat armament created by combining a Beam Saber and Beam Ax. It was also capable of forming a large beam saber by generating beams from the three beam blade generators at the same time [2].

The Arm mount vulcan existed on its right arm and the left arm is a beam sabre. But whether it is beam weapon or not, well, we have conflicting accounts. The beam shot rifle is a hand-carried ranged beam weapon that was designed to be used by the Sazabi. It is noticeably larger than most other beam rifles, is powered by a rechargeable energy cap, and has a power rating of 10.2 MW. A unique feature of this rifle is that it has two barrels, one for firing normal beam shots and another for firing a scattershot-like beam blasts. The latter is similar to what is fired by a shotgun, the wider beam spreads the damage over a greater area. Variants [ ] Reissues of the Gunpla from mid-2022 onward will feature an additional Bandai Namco logo. Notes & Trivia [ ] One Year War | Antarctic Treaty | Granada Treaty | Operation Stardust | Gryps Conflict | Neo Zeon Movements | Late Universal Century Five Funnels were equipped on each of the movable binders, resulting in a total of ten funnels. They were resized Funnels from the NZ-333 α Azieru, and had high operability due to the adoption of a large-capacity condenser system [2]..

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PLEASE TAKE NOTE THAT THE PICTURES DESCRIPTION BELOW ARE FOR REFERENCE ONLY. IT MAY BE DIFFERENT FROM THE ACTUAL PRODUCT. Barder, Ollie (2018-11-05). Yutaka Izubuchi On Designing The Most Popular Gundam Ever And His Love Of Kaiju. Most of the red exterior is under-gated as shown in the photo, so the gate marks are not noticeable. I attached the exterior of the knee and the front sneaker. The armor of the front sneak can be flipped up. Sneak exterior. There are three engines inside. 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 case the product, there may be cases, under certain situations, where the delivery date is changed or delayed ,we, VCAGUNDAM.com cannot take responsible for any loss or detriment involved in the use of the service. The "Zanac" / "The Nac", alongside other mobile suits in the movie, was originally designed by mechanical designer Mamoru Nagano, who designed the Hyaku Shiki and worked on Heavy Metal L-Gaim and The Five Star Stories . However, he was taken off the job and eventually Yutaka Izubuchi took his place to finish the Sazabi and other mobile suits. About the Fin Funnels, Nu and Hi-Nu ones are the same, the rechargeable function came from the Funnel pod Hi-Nu has. The Nu was rushed to roll out and thus unfinished and the FFs were just hanged there without the funnel pods. 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. In Beltorchika's Children, the Nu Gundam is still called the Nu Gundam, even though it does use a mega bazooka launcher at one point. That's why the cover shows the standard anime Nu Gundam - it's supposed to be the same thing.The Origin Advent of the Red Comet | Mobile Suit Gundam | Zeta Gundam | Gundam ZZ | Gundam Unicorn RE:0096 | Victory Gundam I remember when I first saw the Hi-Streamer designs by Yukinobu Hoshino I thought they were wild, even more exotic than Syd Meads take on Turn-A Gundam. 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. 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.

The Hi-ν Gundam also featured a Psycommu system designed by its main pilot and engineer, Amuro Ray. Originally, the system only served as the control mechanism for the Fin Funnels. However, after Londo Bell captured a MSN-03-2 Psycho Doga used by Neo Zeon, the Psycho-Frame technology obtained from it was incorporated into the Hi-ν Gundam, improving its responsiveness via brainwave controls. [1] Because of Amuro's modifications, the suffix "-ν2" was added to its original model number of RX-93. [2] 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. Aside from the Newtype magazine illo that balofo posted, the original source of images for these guys is in the mecha profile section at the beginning of the Beltorchika's Children novel. The Psyco Doga isn't pictured in this section, and aside from the Nightingale, all the mecha are listed with the same names and specs and model numbers as the movie versions. (At this point, the movie specs had smaller head heights. That's why everyone says the Hi-Nu is 20 meters; the book just listed the standard specs for the Nu Gundam, and at that point they were saying the Nu was 20 meters tall.)Following the release of Izubuchi's new interpretation, its visual appearance has sometimes been featured as a combination of both the original CCA-MSV art and the official setting rendition in merchandise format and video game appearances. After the Battle of Fifth Luna, Amuro was able to capture a damaged MSN-03-2 Psycho Doga abandoned by Neo Zeon pilot Grave Guss. After reading its manual, he mused that its Psycommu system almost seemed like it was designed for the Gundam. Just then, Beltorchika, piloting the Hi-ν Gundam herself, brought it to the Ra Cailum, along with several Anaheim engineers and the still-untested Fin Funnels. [10] The Real Grade version seems to take inspiration from the previous designs, combining the overall appearance and proportions of Izubuchi's original design, with the blue color scheme and silver trim from the second design that is used for the first Master Grade and the High Grade model kits.