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Model number:Â MMS-DS209
Code name:Â Guppy
Unit type:Â underwater worker mobile suit
Manufacturer:Â civilians
Operator:Â Hydro-Gen
First deployment:Â unknown
Accommodation:Â pilot only, in feeling sense-equipped block box cockpit in torso
Dimensions:Â mobile suit mode: head height 18.29 meters; basic width 7.32 meters (excluding arms); arm rotation: 540-degrees; cruise mode: overall height 8.26 meters; overall length 18.02 meters
Weight:Â 23.0 metric tons; basic 150.0 metric tons (surface); basic 240.0 metric tons (underwater); max gross 100.0 metric tons
Armor materials:Â unknown
Powerplant:Â Minovsky type ultracompact fusion reactor, output rated at 3,000 kW
Propulsion:Â hydrojet thrusters: 7,300 kg total
Performance:Â maximum output time: 68 minutes; surface speed: 21 knots (mobile suit mode); 45 knots (cruise mode); underwater speed: 32 knots (mobile suit mode); 60 knots (cruise mode); maximum ground running speed 60 km/h; pressure resistance 9,999 meters; operating temperature -85 to 600 degrees Celsius; minimum turning radius 10.98 meters
Equipment and design features:Â sensors, range unknown; 72.5-hour life support system; SHP-21 equipment connector system
Fixed armaments:Â none
The MMS-DS209 Guppy was a transformable underwater worker mobile suit. The Guppy was designed to transform into an alternate cruising mode for faster movement. In UC 0223, a Guppy was used by Mark Curran, a former CONSENT pilot working at the civilian Hydro-Gen underwater rig. Mark came into contact with CONSENT again when a CCMS-03 Bugu fell out of orbit and crashed into the Pacific Ocean. Mark used his Guppy to come to the pilot’s rescue and brought him to Hydro-Gen’s rig.
Pilot: Mark Curran
First appearance: G-Saviour (movie)
Original mechanical designer:Â Kunio Okawara
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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
On the 30th of November 2018, Gundam Narrative (NT) was released in Japanese theatres. It was the sequel to Gundam Unicorn. It debuted in SRW Cross Omega (Mobile) in 2018 & appeared in SRW 30 (Steam, PS4, Switch) in 2021.
Happy 4th Anniversary 🎉
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