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AMX-101 Galluss-J
Model number: AMX-101
Code name: Galluss-J Unit type: prototype limited custom mobile suit Manufacturer: Neo Zeon Operator: Neo Zeon First deployment: UC 0088 Accommodation: pilot in panoramic monitor/linear seat cockpit in torso Dimensions: overall height 21.1 meters; head height 19.5 meters Weight: empty 52.7 metric tons; max gross 78.3 metric tons; mass ratio 1.33 Armor materials: gundarium alloy Powerplant: Minovsky type ultracompact fusion reactor, output rated at 2840 kW Propulsion: rocket thrusters: 4 x 18400 kg, 2 x 16700 kg, 14900 kg; vernier thrusters/apogee motors: 16 Performance: maximum thruster acceleration 1.56 G Equipment and design features: sensors, range 11200 meters Fixed armaments: 2 x 2-tube missile pod, mounted in torso; 4 x finger launcher machine gun, mounted in left hand; beam saber, recharge rack/storage location unknown, hand-carried in use Optional hand armaments: energy gun/4-tube missile pod, energy gun component power rated at 3.8 MW, powered by rechargeable energy cap
Another mobile suit developed in anticipation of their assault on Earth during the First Neo Zeon War, Neo Zeon's AMX-101 Galluss-J was slightly less impressive performer than the AMX-009 Dreissen. However, the ease of its production led the Galluss-J to see at least limited production on Neo Zeon's front lines. Intended to work in concert with the AMX-102 Zssa, the Galluss-J was well-suited to urban combat and cleanup operations following a target area's bombardment. In addition to a light ranged armament of missiles and a hand-held energy gun, the Gallus-J was very good for hand-to-hand combat, as its hands could launch outward to deliver extra kinetic force to its punches. The fingers of the Gallus-J's left hand were also equipped with small-caliber machine guns inside them. One of the earliest Galluss-J units to be built was employed by Neo Zeon officer Mashymre Cello, who would use this mobile suit to attempt to ferret out the refugee AEUG battleship Argama from its hiding place inside Side 1's Shangri-La colony.
Pilot: Mashymre Cello
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