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Model number:Â ASW-G-08
Code name:Â Gundam Barbatos (4th Form)
Unit type:Â general purpose mobile suit
Manufacturer:Â Gjallarhorn
Operator:Â Tekkadan
Rollout:Â unknown
First deployment:Â unknown
Accommodation:Â pilot only, in standard cockpit in torso using Alaya-Vijnana System
Dimensions:Â overall height 18.0 meters
Weight:Â empty 28.5 metric tons; max gross weight unknown
Armor materials:Â nanolaminate armor on Gundam Frame
Powerplant:Â 2 x Ahab reactor, power output rating unknown
Propulsion:Â Ahab thrusters: total output unknown
Performance:Â unknown
Equipment and design features:Â sensors, range unknown; Alaya-Vijnana System, interfaces directly with pilot’s spinal cord implants
Fixed armaments:Â none
Optional hand armaments:Â mace; 300mm smoothbore gun, includes 60mm machine gun; long sword
In P.D. 323, young pilots from Chryse Guard Security mutinied against the adults who mistreated them and created the new organization Tekkadan under the leadership of Orga Itsuka. The upstart organization initially tangled with Naze Turbine of Teiwaz, but the situation resolved with Tekkadan officially joining Teiwaz. At the Teiwaz conglomerate’s massive command ship Saisei, engineers used archival mobile suit data and overhauled the ASW-G-08 Gundam Barbatos (3rd Form) into the 4th Form, which restored the Gundam to its original appearance from the Calamity War. Additionally, the Gundam’s weight balance was adjusted and its Ahab reactor output was improved. The 4th Form retained the mace and 300mm smoothbore gun used by the 3rd Form, but it dropped the GR-Es02 wire claw. It also featured a new long sword. During the journey to Earth, the suit was upgraded once again to the 5th Form.
Pilot: Mikazuki Augus
First appearance: Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans
Original mechanical designer:Â Naohiro Washio
the default high score table of kirby's pinball land uses the names of mechs from Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory (Zephyranthes, Physalis, Dendrobium, and Gerbera)
This week's retrospective video covers three games that share two traits in common:
1. They are shooting games about mechs or robots or what have you
2. They are not very good
Join me in a sigh of relief that we NES owners dodged these wretched bullets https://youtu.be/uwXjJaPYXPU
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