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Catholic = Cat addiction?
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2006-09-06, 17:33 | Link #125 | |
Catholic = Cat addiction?
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2006-09-07, 08:36 | Link #126 | |
I can see time itself!
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But that second one isn't SF. It's Freedom, the Nanoha Innocent Starter Freedom. How could you make a mistake such as that!? :O |
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2006-09-07, 09:18 | Link #127 | ||
Catholic = Cat addiction?
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Never falter before DEFAULT COLORS! Be creative! - Tak (That, and both the Destiny, as well as the Strike Freedom shown were both modified versions of the original MG Freedom anyway ) |
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2006-09-09, 00:52 | Link #129 | |
Where are the good animes
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The Outframe with the G-Flight pack could barely keep up with the Force Impulse. The Impulse is definitely superior to the Strike(Rouge) in any way. |
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2006-09-09, 00:59 | Link #130 | ||
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2006-09-09, 01:07 | Link #131 | ||
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Specifically, Strike Rouge/Strike is lousier than a Dagger L and Windam. Quote:
Two cars can look exactly the same but have differing performance. Same with Strike/Impulse. |
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2006-09-09, 04:21 | Link #132 |
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True Impulse is heavily based on the original Strike but it has better defense (solid shield) and the Phase Shift is different it's VPS and it has the deuterion beam to recharge itself and also the ability to seperate itself gives a huge advantage and having spare parts at hand makes it definitely superior to Strike and Strike Rouge
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2006-09-09, 22:51 | Link #133 | |
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As an aside, I've been wondering about the designation of Gundams as "prototypes". I don't think that the label really fits since "prototype" infers that that particular design is meant to be mass-produced. Since this is untrue for just about every Gundam, perhaps a better designation would be either "technology demonstrator" or "proof of concept" like the Su-37 or X-29. On a similar note, the DOM Troopers should probably be called limited production models.
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2006-09-09, 23:35 | Link #134 |
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I'd argue that Strike is a Gundam that was actually mass-produced.
All Dagger series post-Strike Dagger are essentially Strikes with cheaper heads, better armouring due to PS being useless in a beam-dominated warzone, longer battery time, etc. |
2006-09-09, 23:43 | Link #135 |
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At few of the G-Weapons were sort of mass-produced...
Like you said, the one's like the Dagger, Dagger L, Windam and such that had the flight packs and/or could use Striker Packs were essentially MP Strikes. Buster Dagger. Of course, only 1 is known to have been used. Duel Dagger/Long Dagger Deep Forbidden/Forbidden Vortex/Forbidden Blue Wild Dagger N Dagger M1 Astray and Murasame were like MP Astray Gundams... ....and so on and so forth. In terms of MSG, I even usually thought before that GM meant "Gundam Miniature"
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2006-09-10, 00:19 | Link #136 | ||
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Strike's claims to fame were its striker packs, phase shift armor, and the GUNDAM OS. As far as I can tell, the Strike Daggers only incorporated the first of these technologies, which means that the other technologies were considered inappropriate (for whatever reason) for mass-production. This means that while Strike may have been meant as a preliminary prototype of sorts, it ended up as a technology test platform. The true prototype would actually be whatever Strike Dagger they first ended up building. I'd also argue that phase-shift armor is an extremely useful technology. Even the in-universe designers seem to agree since they decided to incorporate it into many of their technology demonstrators. Quote:
As an aside, I originally thought that GM actually referred to General Motors! It's not really my fault since I originally came across Gundam in the form of the novels (and I only read the third one at that).
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2006-09-10, 06:38 | Link #140 | |
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I think that they are supposed to be mass-produced, but the hero complex together with an in-universe reason (too costly, advanced et cetera) is generally why they're not.
The Strike was a prototype, the Strike Dagger was a much simplified design based on the frame, and the 105 Dagger was the real mass-production version. Quote:
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