Gundam AGE Mecha, Weapons, and Technology

[monster]

Originally Posted by GN0010 Nosferatu

That's exactly what I've been proposing.

Great, but why the eyespin?

[GN0010 Nosferatu]

Originally Posted by monster

Great, but why the eyespin?

I thought i was the only one.

[SonicSP]

Originally Posted by GN0010 Nosferatu

I think after episode 10, I'm gonna lean towards the UE being piloted, at least the Zedas is. If Desil could control mecha with his mind, he could of done that with AGE. There wouldn't of been any need for him to hijack it himself. Plus given his freak out, it looks like he was one uped in his skill. If he had just been controlling it, I don't think he would of been that upset.

I find it very unlikely that he's mind controlling it either. Afterall he had to give specific orders offscreen to someone in episode 9, its not as if he was controlling it with just a thought. Also, last time was the first time Flit fought the Zedas after his encounter with Decil but he did not sense anything yet this time he did. It cannot be that he's sensing the remote mind connection of some sort, because if both times were remote controlled, then he should have sensed it last time too rather than just this time. Something in 10 made Flit sense the familiar psychic signature and I'm betting its Decil's physical presence.

He also appears to have the ability to pilot extremely well in a real mobile suit with the AGE-1 which shows the signs of an experienced pilot used to real combat. I find it unlikely that all he does is sit in that chair and giving orders. Its likely a break from his usual pattern because he was setting up the trap that requires the Zedas be locked in the hanger for some time. If not the G-Forces you usually experience, there is that sense of danger. Decil looks right at home while being a pilot.

Decil was also seen crying long after the battle was over, and Flit even got into normal clothes and was in a conversation with Grodek. It gives you that impression that some time has passed so its certainly very possible for Decil to come to the room and thrash it only after the battle.

[RES-01 Perses Gundam]

Is it possible that:

In episode 9, Decil was remote-pilotting the Zedas, and the suit was parked in the factory deliberately to wreck the factory, to cripple the Federation's (i.e. Grodek's) plans to attack the UE.

Then in the latest episode, Decil was actually pilotting the suit, survived the battle, and ended up crying?

[GN0010 Nosferatu]

Originally Posted by RES-01 Perses Gundam

Is it possible that:

In episode 9, Decil was remote-pilotting the Zedas, and the suit was parked in the factory deliberately to wreck the factory, to cripple the Federation's (i.e. Grodek's) plans to attack the UE.

Then in the latest episode, Decil was actually pilotting the suit, survived the battle, and ended up crying?

Well he is 7 years old.

[felix]

Originally Posted by GN0010 Nosferatu

Yeah that's a little weird to me. Why would the AGE Builder only make one of the Sigil blade?

Because everyone would have been dead if it made two. Pretty sure the blades is what took it so long to make the thing.

Personally I like the fact it has only one, if it had two you'd be sure all it would do is that cliche spin-to-win move. (forget it's name)

[Znozzy]

uh oh, about the Spallow having beam sabers, recheck the scene where the spallow parts combine, it just slaps a armor plate ontop of the beam saber rack, so, in theory, the spallow has beam sabers, odds are its a Animation mistake though, lol.

just because the UE can be remote controlled doesnt really mean they can't be piloted, if anything, seeing how advanced they are it wouldnt be a surprise if they had both features installed, like a auto-pilot on a airplane for example.

Decil wasn't crying in this episode, he just had a " Ouwie " moment, didn't see him cry though

[LoweGear]

Originally Posted by Znozzy

uh oh, about the Spallow having beam sabers, recheck the scene where the spallow parts combine, it just slaps a armor plate ontop of the beam saber rack, so, in theory, the spallow has beam sabers, odds are its a Animation mistake though, lol.

The sideskirts containing the beam sabers get ditched as Spallow (and Titus). In that same scene, only the blue skirts remain, and the side-by-side before the Spallow parts are exchanged shows that the Normal's sideskirts are far too large for the Spallow to latch unto and completely cover (not to mention having completely incompatible shapes). Also, all official material does not reference the Spallow having beam sabers. If there is an animation mistake, it's not showing where the white sideskirts go.

[Znozzy]

Originally Posted by LoweGear

The sideskirts containing the beam sabers get ditched as Spallow (and Titus). In that same scene, only the blue skirts remain, and the side-by-side before the Spallow parts are exchanged shows that the Normal's sideskirts are far too large for the Spallow to latch unto and completely cover (not to mention having completely incompatible shapes). Also, all official material does not reference the Spallow having beam sabers. If there is an animation mistake, it's not showing where the white sideskirts go.

Watch the episode again (Sage subs 480p), 16:21 > 16:25, 16:27 > 16:28

the sideskirts are latched on, when the legs are ejected, the beam saber sideskirts are not ejected with them,they just vanish, hence why i said it's a animation mistake, i mentioned the times above, that's why i said it was a animation mistake, i'm well aware that the spallow/sparrow doesnt have beam sabers listed in the official lineart.

[LoweGear]

Originally Posted by Znozzy

Watch the episode again (Sage subs 480p), 16:21 > 16:25, 16:27 > 16:28

the sideskirts are latched on, when the legs are ejected, the beam saber sideskirts are not ejected with them,they just vanish, hence why i said it's a animation mistake, i mentioned the times above, that's why i said it was a animation mistake, i'm well aware that the spallow/sparrow doesnt have beam sabers listed in the official lineart.

Hence why I mentioned that if there is an animation mistake, it's not showing where the sideskirts go. It's clear from the closeup shots of the Spallow legs being attached to the AGE though that the blue sideskirts are somewhat hollow, yet already attached to the Gundam. Hence, the white sideskirts with the beam sabers are no longer there.

All other evidence points that the Spallow doesn't have beam sabers.

[Znozzy]

that's what i said in my last post, the Sparrow/Spallow doesnt have beam sabers, i was just pointing it out the animation error, i was in no way serious about the Spallow/Sparrow having beam sabers, it was more of a fun thing due to the animation.

[Nvis]

I just realized something.....what happened to "Vulcans"?(YOU will argue they are useless in AGE, but to clean up infrantry/obstacles/buildings==preserve beam energy )

Never noticed in Gundam 00.

SEED took it to the grave.

[GN0010 Nosferatu]

Originally Posted by Nvis

I just realized something.....what happened to "Vulcans"?(YOU will argue they are useless in AGE, but to clean up infrantry/obstacles/buildings==preserve beam energy )

Never noticed in Gundam 00.

SEED took it to the grave.

The design makes a cool gun, and everyone loves a good vulcan cannon or gatling gun. I'm sure we'll see em around. At least I hope so, effective or not they make good looking guns.

[aeriolewinters]

Yeah, the vulcans would help Flit distract Gafrans then fire with Dods,

[Nvis]

Is the G-Exes also using DODs rifle? Or some high-output shiz made by that old guy?

[GN0010 Nosferatu]

Originally Posted by Nvis

Is the G-Exes also using DODs rifle? Or some high-output shiz made by that old guy?

Yep, certainly is. In the battle scenes of episode 10, you can see the twirling effect coming off Woolf's rifle whenever he fires. What I'm curious about is....why they don't look alike if they're made by the same machine. Is there something different in Woolf's rifle?

[aeriolewinters]

Remember when Flit and co went to madorna's factory?

I think the guy reverse-engineered it.

[GN0010 Nosferatu]

Originally Posted by aeriolewinters

Remember when Flit and co went to madorna's factory?

I think the guy reverse-engineered it.

I suppose it's possible Flit gave Madorna the details on how to make a rifle like that.

[Rising Dragon]

Originally Posted by aeriolewinters

Yeah, the vulcans would help Flit distract Gafrans then fire with Dods,

Not really--the tactic they were employing was the gunfire coming from one angle, and then the DODS rifle shot coming from another, where they wouldn't see it.

Vulcan fire and a DODS rifle shot coming from the same vector would be pointless.

[casval cehack]

Originally Posted by aeriolewinters

Remember when Flit and co went to madorna's factory?

I think the guy reverse-engineered it.

If the Anti-Unknown Enemy Group (AUEG) now has a capability to manufacture reverse-engineered DODS rifles, what are the chances of seeing DODS-class equiped Euba/Zalam units or atleast the Genoace in the later episodes?

Somebody please think of the pink Genoace.