G-Saviour Origin

Model number: N/A
Code name: G-Saviour Origin
Unit type: modular mobile suit
Manufacturer: Illuminati
Operator: Illuminati
First deployment: UC 0223
Accommodation: pilot only, in EFX-8 cockpit in torso
Dimensions: head height 18.2 meters
Weight: dry 21.5 metric tons; basic 30.3 metric tons; max gross 170.0 metric tons
Armor materials: unknown, armor thickness 7-17mm
Powerplant: Minovsky type ultracompact fusion reactor, output rated at 5,512 kW
Propulsion: rocket thrusters: 313,600 kg total
Performance: maximum output time: 42 minutes
Equipment and design features: sensors, range unknown; 72-hour life support system; 2 x MPC-4 external power supply plug, mounted on hands; PHP-44 equipment connector system; SHP-44-compatible modules (MC-1- thru MC-6- and MPC-1- thru MPC-4-compatible hand weapons)
Fixed armaments: 2 x 30mm vulcan gun, mounted in head; beam saber, stored in recharge rack behind right shoulder, hand-carried in use; beam shield, mounted on left forearm
Optional fixed armaments: see G-Saviour Space Mode; G-Saviour Terrain Mode
Optional hand armaments: none

The G-Saviour was a prototype modular mobile suit developed by engineer John Saviour and constructed by the Illuminati resistance group. Its Origin Mode was an exposed skeletal frame that could be configured in a special hangar with different parts as the Space Mode or Terrain Mode. In this most basic form, the G-Saviour’s armaments were limited to a pair of vulcan guns, a beam saber and a beam shield. The G-Saviour’s general appearance, including its head, was modeled after the famous Gundams used heavily by multiple organizations in the first Universal Century. In UC 0223, former CONSENT pilot Mark Curran used the G-Saviour to assist Side 8’s defense forces in fighting off a CONSENT attack. Afterward, the G-Saviour passed into the hands of Illuminati pilot Reed Fox.

Pilot(s): Mark Curran, Reed Fox
First appearance: G-Saviour (movie)
Original mechanical designer: Kunio Okawara

Beam saber and shield (Lineart version)

Foot (Lineart version)

Head (Lineart version)

Rear view (Lineart version)