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Model number:Â Z-01b
Code name:Â Lancelot Club
Unit type:Â prototype seventh generation knightmare frame
Manufacturer:Â Holy Britannia Empire (Special Technical Dispatch)
Operator:Â Holy Britannia Empire
First deployment:Â a.t.b. 2017
Accommodation:Â pilot only, in standard cockpit in torso
Dimensions:Â overall height 4.49 meters
Weight:Â combat weight 6.89 metric tons
Armor materials:Â unknown
Powerplant:Â energy filler, replaceable electrical cartridge, uses Yggdrasil drive superconductor transfer system, power output rating unknown
Equipment and design features:Â 2 x factsphere open sensor camera, range unknown, mounted in shoulders; landspinner high-mobility propulsion system, mounted in legs; Float system backpack, allows atmospheric flight
Fixed armaments:Â 2 x slash harken, mounted on forearms; 2 x “Blaze Luminous” MSV particle shield, mounted on forearms; 2 x MVS (maser vibration sword) lance type, stored in scabbards on backpack, hand-carried in use, can be combined into twin-edged MVS lance type
Optional hand armaments:Â VARIS (variable ammunition repulsion impact spitfire) rifle, can be mounted on rear armor; assault rifle w/grenade launcher
Following the creation of the Z-01 Lancelot, the Britannian Special Technical Dispatch used leftover parts from its development along with the base of an RPI-13 Sutherland to create a second Seventh Generation knightmare frame. This machine, designed to be the Lancelot’s sister unit, was formally dubbed Z-01b Lancelot Club (or simply “Club” for short). Due to budgetary concerns, the Club lacked the Sakuradite-heavy frame of its sibling; though its performance was lower than the Lancelot’s, it was still superior to the Sutherland. Furthermore, the Club could make use of a “sniper mode” which, combined with its VARIS rifle, gave it exceptional accuracy. Elements of the Lancelot Club, including the lance-type MVS and the shoulder-mounted factspheres, would be applied to the mass production version of the Lancelot, the RPI-212 Vincent.
Pilot: Rai
First appearance: Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion – Lost Colors
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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