GAT-X399/Q Wild Dagger

Model number: GAT-X399/Q
Code name: Wild Dagger
Unit type: limited production transformable counter-insurgency mobile suit
Manufacturer: Earth Alliance (based on a design by ZAFT)
Operator: Earth Alliance
First deployment: C.E. 73
Accommodation: pilot only, in standard cockpit in torso
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: unknown
Armor materials: unknown
Powerplant: ultracompact energy battery, power output rating unknown
Propulsion: unknown
Equipment and design features: sensors, range unknown
Fixed armaments: 2 x beam saber, stored on hips, operable in mobile suit and quadruped modes; 2 x automatic CIWS, mounted in head; 46mm Gatling machine gun, mounted on back, operable only in quadruped mode; 175mm multipurpose smoothbore tail cannon, operable only in quadruped mode; multipurpose turret, mounted on back (mounts beam cannons, missile launchers, etc)
Optional fixed armaments: “Midas Messer” beam boomerang, replaces 46mm Gatling machine gun, hand-carried in use
Optional hand armaments: M703K beam carbine; Mk39 low-recoil cannon; shield, mounted on left arm

On October 2, C.E. 73, the Earth Alliance’s Phantom Pain unit conducted a raid on ZAFT’s Armory One PLANT and stole three new Gundam model mobile suits. After examining the specs of these suits, the Alliance created the GAT-X399/Q Wild Dagger, based on the RGX-03 Gaia Gundam. The Wild Dagger featured the same quadruped mode as the Gaia Gundam, although its armaments differed. As a counter-insurgency mobile suit, the Wild Dagger was armed with vulcan guns, beam sabers, a Gatling cannon, tail cannon and multipurpose turret (which could carry beam cannons, missile launchers, swords, etc.). In addition, the Wild Dagger could also use hand weapons designed for the GAT-02L2 Dagger L. Although the Wild Dagger was a prototype design, it was put into limited mass production and 72 units were built.

First appearance: Mobile Suit Gundam SEED DESTINY MSV
Original mechanical designer: Kunio Okawara

M703K beam carbine

Rear view (Mobile suit mode)

Rear view (Quadruped mode)