Mechs, Weapons, and Technology of Code Geass

[ubiquitial]

Knightmare Equiptment in Code Geass .I


I. Introduction

We see many intresting weapons in Code Geass, but we should not overlook the many technological miracles we find in the equiptment of the knightmares.

II. MSV Particle Shielding

One of the pinnicles of Britannian Technology, MSV shields deflect bullets using a layer of particles. However, the particles must have a certain mass, or else the projectile will pass right through. The particles have to be charged, or else they will not arrange themselves into the flattened shape of the shield. I propose that the shields, in fact, Are composed of H+ Ions (protons) stripped from the air. But a shield of static protons stacked together is incredibly massive. Near impossible to lift. Thus, the shield probrately uses a mechinism that forces proton beams together, then passes it through a type of filter which then spreads it like one of those circular sprinkler systems, before having the beams forced back with an Electromagnetic field. This way, its light, yet still deflects enemy projectiles.

III. Float Units

A Higgs-field neutralizer. Here, I assume you know what a Higgs field is. But to neutralize one, that would use an astronomical amount of energy and the production of vacum energy, a direct opposite of energy which Curves space-time up instead of forcing it down like all mass. But not too stray to far into Enistein's General Relativity (God does play dice with the universe), The Float unit would have to cause a small portion of space-time to be lifted up, neutralizing the mass of the knightmare. This, again, would take a incredibly large amount of energy, possible explanation for the small energy 'pane' we see in the Lancelot's experimental Float System. But, as technology advances, the black knights can create larger 'panes' of reverse Higgs fields, allowing for more agility and speed.

IV. Gejifun Disturber

Rakashata's Gejifun Disturber seems identical to a electromagnetic pulse, often created by power surges or Nuclear weapons. This also explains how the Gawain's cannons were perfected. As I have stated before, a strong electromagnetic field would be needed to keep the Hadron beams stable and stop them from easily diffusing.

[PzIVf3]

Whats the name of the weapon that Vincent using some kind of elbow energy blow?

[ashlay]

Originally Posted by PzIVf3

Whats the name of the weapon that Vincent using some kind of elbow energy blow?

Needle Blazer

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[Karna]

Originally Posted by ashlay

Needle Blazer

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it comes with the wrong float pack

[ashlay]

Originally Posted by FOURTAILNARUTO

it comes with the wrong float pack

it doesn't come with a float pack at all. It's just showing you that if you happen to own a Lancelot Air Calvary model, you can steal the float pack and throw it on the Vincent.

[Dann of Thursday]

They basically just want to convince you to buy both models.

That Needle Blazer attack is rather impractical though. I would think especially in air combat.

[PzIVf3]

I kind of like the Needle Blazer is indeed deadly at close range but lack of range in order to get closer as quickly without hitting it.

[Dann of Thursday]

It's impractical in combat with multiple foes like an army. One or two and it would work fine though.

[Renegade334]

For a mere Knight, perhaps, but for a seasoned soldier like a unit commander or an ace, it might be a capable, efficient weapon. Let's not forget that so far the Vincent (both prototype and commander versions) have been supplied to veterans or high-ranking officers who can perfectly make full use of the Needle Blazer. Grunts who only know to duck, swerve, aim and squeeze the trigger are unlikely to use it in full combat unless they've shown some CQB prowess that warrants such a privilege; the Vincent Ward lineart already showed that the Needle Blazers were replaced by Tonfas, which suggest that either the NBs are too expensive or too sophisticated to be mass produced (like the MSVs) or the engineers deemed it unnecessary for Knights who'll probably never make use of it during their career unless they grow a pair of brass balls and decide to go wild and creative on the battlefield.

Furthermore, if the NB is, as speculated, an offshoot of the MSV (which, rather than spreading the shield outwards, focuses it forwards to punch through enemy armor), it might be possible to use the energy discharge as an improvised shield/deflective surface.

[Dann of Thursday]

I suppose that is true. It'll have to wait till we actually see Rolo involved in combat with a large number of enemies. Or we see Guildford or someone else show up with one.

[PzIVf3]

Is the Shinkorou is the 2nd production of Gawain or the upgraded Gawain?

[Tokkan]

The Shinkirou is made using technology salvaged from the Gawain, it is not the next in its series or an upgrade.

[PzIVf3]

I think the Gawain Druid System has some sort of special sophisticated controlled drones direct link to the keyboard control command system.

[demon_god04]

Originally Posted by Renegade334

Furthermore, if the NB is, as speculated, an offshoot of the MSV (which, rather than spreading the shield outwards, focuses it forwards to punch through enemy armor), it might be possible to use the energy discharge as an improvised shield/deflective surface.

We saw Suzaku kick Toudou's Zangetsu with the Lancelot's MSV shield that was on the leg and it seemed to do do more damage then a normal kick would have. Not on the level of the NB but most likely because the shield was spread out rather then focused with the intent of punching through armour.

[Dann of Thursday]

Originally Posted by PzIVf3

I think the Gawain Druid System has some sort of special sophisticated controlled drones direct link to the keyboard control command system.

Maybe, but it's mainly a strategy computer than can also be used to analyze data like those Geass ruins.

[Chaos Knight]

I just wonder if there is any potential data gathered from those ruins after it was stolen, I mean there might have been some useful data from the ruins. But the question that remains it what kind of data could it be.

Another thing is was it ever mention who was the one responsible for creating the Druid system, because I know it was funded by Schneizel and it looks like that Lloyd wasn’t the one who developed it from reading the subs. Which leads me to be that it may have been made by another scientist who’s at the same of knowledge rank as Lloyd and Rakshata or it was develop by the scientists who were working on Code R maybe.

[Dann of Thursday]

I don't know if it had the time to analyze back in 19, unless those readings that were out of range were the ones.

[Chaos Knight]

Maybe it was able analyze a small fragment of data before the anomaly occurred because if the druid system somewhat operates like super computer maybe just a bit weaker then an actual supercomputer. So it might have been able to analyze the date from the ruins in a small amount of time.

[Dann of Thursday]

I don't think it could have gotten much really. Maybe it will become involved with things happening in 11, but we'll have to wait on that.

[Blue_Mercy]

So Lelouch's submarine mode makes ocean travel, quick and easy.