Mobile Weaponry
Universal Century Mobile Weaponry
(Principality of Zeon)
| MS-06O Zaku II Overkill | |
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Take one standard MS-06F Zaku II. Now add literally as much junk to it, as you possibly can. You now have a MS-06O Zaku II Overkill. Fixed additions over the standard F-type include the following: a larger center spike on the shoulder dome, a 4th spike on the top of the shoulder dome, three dull-tipped spikes on the shoulder shield, four 40mm head guns, chest thrusters, a crotch-mounted camara array, a Dom's heat saber stored on the backpack, a triple 35mm gatling pod on the left forearm, a two-slot grenade rack on the right hip, a secondary camara on a mohawk on top of the head, and three different head antennas. Semi-fixed additions include a gatling shield (which stores a Gouf's heat saber,) and the standard mountings of the bazooka on the rear waists kirt (under the Dom's heat saber,) the heat hawk on the left hip, the triple missile pods on the lower legs, and an extra ammo drum on the front waist skirt, which add even more to its "Overkill" aspects. On top of all that, it carries a special MMP-78 120mm machine gun variant, that mounts a heat bayonet under the grenade launcher. |
| Standard color scheme (Personal) |
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| YMSM-06 And A Half | |
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This was a failed prototypical design for what eventually became the MSM-07 Z'gok. After realising their error, the designers are quoted as saying "What were we thinking?" in reference to their original design. |
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Universal Century Mobile Weaponry
(Earth Federation)
| RB-79D Disco Ball | |
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A unit designed primarily to test a new idea for a space-use camoflage, the Disco Ball was covered in mirrors. In space, it was hoped that the mirrors would reflect the black emptiness of outer space, and make the Ball virtually invisible. However, the designers forgot to factor in the sun, (which is constantly shining brightly in space, despite the black background.) This caused a wide pattern of lights to be reflected onto all nearby objects, easily giving away the Disco Ball's position. One idea to counter this, was to blast certain genres of music, in the hopes that the enemy Zakus would dance around to the disco lights shining everywhere, but unfortunately, sound doesn't travel through space, and Minosvky Interference meant that the pilots had a hard time tuning in to their favorite radio stations. |
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| RB-79K Jack-O-Lantern Ball Kai | |
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In the spirit of Halloween, (the time this picture was created,) comes a RB-79K Ball Kai, dressed up to look like a Jack-O-Lantern pumpkin. The hull was already orange, so only the protrusions needed to be removed, the windows covered up, and the Jack-O-Lantern face painted on. |
| Jack-O-Lantern scheme | |
Universal Century Mobile Weaponry
(Titans)
| MRX-009 Psyco Ball | |
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Similar in concept to the Zeta Zaku, where a MS-06F Zaku II's head was used as a temporary replacement for the decapitated MSZ-006 Zeta Gundam, this is the MRX-009 Psyco Gundam, with its head replaced with a RB-79 Ball. Although the Ball hull can't rotate like the Psyco's original head, the turret on top of the Ball still can. (The unit also loses the two beam guns in the Psyco's head.) |
| Standard color scheme (Official Color Scheme) |
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Correct Century Mobile Weaponry
(Moonrace)
| Beam Beard | |
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The great Beam Beard was an ancient mobile suit, discovered, and later used, by a gang of pirates that roamed the Earth's Oceans circa CC 2345. It was feared almost as much as the Great White Mustache. (That's the Turn-A Gundam, if you didn't know.) |
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| Mecha-Hamtaro | |
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Unearthed in a barren landscape, the bane of ages past was revived by the Moonrace, and used to fulfill their desires of conquest. Not only was it formidably armed, but its cute appearance made most opponents under-estimate it, and even completely fail to shoot at it in some cases. However, eventually someone managed to resist its Cutesy-Shield, and destroyed this evil mecha. Note: The original "Hamtaro" picture for this, was obtained (without permission,) from the official Hamtaro website. |
| Standard color scheme | |
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