Model number:Â NZ-999
Code name:Â Neo Zeong
Unit type: attack use mobile armor for MSN-06S Sinanju
Manufacturer:Â Neo Zeong
Operator:Â Neo Zeon
First deployment:Â UC 0096
Accommodation: pilot only, in panoramic monitor/linear seat cockpit in torso of Sinanju
Dimensions:Â overall height 116.0 meters; head height 80.0 meters; overall width 58.0 meters
Weight:Â empty 153.8 metric tons; max gross 324.3 metric tons
Armor materials:Â Gundarium alloy
Powerplant:Â Minovsky type ultracompact fusion reactor, output rated at 35,660 kW ~ unknown
Propulsion:Â rocket thrusters: 28,827,500 kg ~ unknown; vernier thrusters/apogee motors: 34
Performance:Â unknown
Equipment and design features:Â sensors, range 23,600 meters ~ unknown; psychoframe cockpit frame; 2 x sturm booster, external sturm booster, ejectable, connected to bottom of main body (Neo Zeong); 4 x I-field generator, mounted on waist (Neo Zeong)
Fixed armaments: 2 x 60mm vulcan gun, mounted in head (Sinanju); 6 x mega particle cannon, mounted on shoulders (Neo Zeong); large-caliber high mega particle cannon, mounted on waist (Neo Zeong); psycho-shard emitters, mounted in shoulders and skirt armor, can form psycho field ring (Neo Zeong)
Optional hand armaments: beam rifle (Sinanju); 2 x bazooka (Sinanju); shield, mounted on left forearm or shoulder, can store grenade launcher and beam axes (Sinanju); 2 x beam axe, stored in shield, can combine to form beam naginata (Sinanju); grenade launcher, stored in shield, can be mounted on shield or beam rifle; bazooka, stored on underside of shield, mounted on beam rifle in use (Sinanju)
Remote weapons: many x wired funnel bits, mounted on primary and secondary arms (Neo Zeong)
The NZ-999 Neo Zeong was a massive mobile armor developed for Neo Zeon leader Full Frontal that used his MSN-06S Sinanju as its control unit. At 116 meters tall, the Neo Zeong was so massive that when completed was stored outside of Full Frontal’s flagship Rewloola. The Neo Zeong was capable of very high speed movement despite its size thanks to the use of two large sturm boosters, which could be ejected if damaged in battle. Four I-field generators provided the Neo Zeong with a nearly impenetrable defense. In addition to all of the Sinanju’s standard armaments, the Neo Zeong mounted many new weapons based on psychoframe technology, including wired funnel bits and psycho-shard emitters. The wired funnel bits were mounted on the Neo Zeong’s two primary arms and on each of its four secondary arms. The psycho-shards created large golden rings that could generate a psycho field powerful enough to destroy mobile suit weapons. The Neo Zeong also featured six mega particle cannons in the shoulders and a large-caliber high mega particle cannon in the waist.
The Neo Zeong was fielded during the last battle of the Laplace Incident in UC 0096. Its overwhelming power allowed Full Frontal to hold off both Banagher Links’ RX-0 Unicorn Gundam and Riddhe Marcenas’ RX-0[N] Gundam Unicorn 02 Banshee Norn. After a prolonged fight, Full Frontal used a psycho field to take Banagher on a tour of historical events from the Universal Century to show Banagher the futility of his actions. The journey concluded with the end of time when the universe was an empty void. Full Frontal felt that any action was futile since the universe would eventually end, and a backlash of psychoframe energy caused both the Neo Zeong and Sinanju to disintegrate, leaving only the cockpit pod. Full Frontal faded away when he saw the spirits of Lalah Sune and Amuro Ray. In UC 0097, a second unit built from spare parts was fielded in combat by Zoltan Akkanen of the Republic of Zeon.
Pilot: Full Frontal (via MSN-06S Sinanju)
First appearance: Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn (anime)
Original mechanical designer: Hajime Katoki
Gundam Unicorn Info
Director:
Kazuhiro Furuhashi
Writer(s):
Yasuyuki Muto
Harutoshi Fukui (novel)
Mechanical Designer(s):
Hajime Katoki
Junya Ishigaki
Yoshinori Sayama
Nobuhiko Genma
Character Designer:
Yoshikazu Yasuhiko
Musical Composer:
Hiroyuki Sawano
Format:
7 episodes (OVA); 22 episodes (TV re-edit)
Video Release (OVA):
Japan 03.12.2010 – 06.06.2014
U.S. 03.12.2010 – 06.06.2014
Airdates (TV version):
Japan 04.03.2016 – 09.11.2016
U.S. 01.07.2017 – 06.10.2017
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