2009-10-20, 15:23 | Link #1901 |
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Not sure if this is the right place to ask. While I certainly understand that UC and AD are different universes entirely, I couldn't help but wonder how the V2 Gundam would do against the 00 Raiser. How would minovsky react to GN Particles, in theory? I believe (I am probably wrong) that when 00 Raiser quantize, it reduces itself to separated particles. Would the V2's Wings of Light damage or disrupt the 00 Raiser's particles, or would it just not affect it at all? Would an I-Field function against GN-powered weaponry? Would Minovsky-powered weaponry function against GN-Fields? I ask all this in theory. Hopefully I didn't go to the wrong thread to ask this.
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2009-10-20, 16:19 | Link #1902 |
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No one could really know for certain BECAUSE of the fact that they're different universes and may (most likely) have completely different physics when it comes to their science.
Even if games show one thing, games aren't canon and simply work for convenience and all without really considering any in-depth "science".
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2009-10-20, 16:31 | Link #1903 |
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Given that neither Minovsky, GN, Mirage Colloid, etc. particles exist in real life, there's no way to tell how they would interact.
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2009-10-21, 08:50 | Link #1904 |
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Any idea in a battle between the V2 Assault Gundam and the 00 Raiser? I'd think Uso's NT abilities would limit the issue of getting surprised by the quantized 00 Raiser. 00 Raiser does have Trans-Am, which would be an obvious issue for the V2. As for 00 Raiser's weaponry, the beam weapons seem to be f'ed by Uso's dual I-Fields and anti-beam coating. Melée would be another problem for the V2.
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2009-10-21, 13:30 | Link #1905 |
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Assuming that the I-Fields would work and all (haven't seen anything in the anime itself that even shows it has I-Fields though), I still would say that the 00 Raiser would win.
1.) The Victory 2 Assault Gundam is weighed down by its extra armor plating, VSBRs, I-Field Generators, mega beam rifle, and mega beam shield. Against a close-combat (not to mention fast already) monster like the 00 Raiser, it'll most likely have a very hard time. The Victory 2 Assault is meant for, obviously, assault and long-haul battles. Basically using its mega beam rifle and VSBRs to blast away MS and key locations from a distance without moving a WHOLE lot and using its I-Fields, anti-beam coated armor plating, and mega beam shield for defense. Again, besides stats, I haven't seen anything in the Victory Gundam anime showing that it actually does have any I-Fields. If it does have them then, at the very least, they're probably not THAT much better than the Crossbone Gundam X-3's I-Fields in that they can/should only be activated in short intervals so they don't overheat. (Uso does an awful lot of dodging against beam weapons in the anime too as the Assault and Assault/Buster Gundam.) 2.) Even with Uso's Newtype abilities, that doesn't mean he'll be able to predict AND counter everything. With the speeds the 00 Raiser can reach, it could most likely be able to hit the Victory 2 Assault out of the sheer fact that Uso wouldn't be able to physically react fast enough. 3.) As shown in the anime, getting in close and fighting melee isn't exactly a big problem for NORMAL MS, so for something as strong and fast as the 00 Raiser, it should be quite easy to engage it in melee where most of its defenses would be useless.
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2009-10-21, 14:24 | Link #1906 |
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The V2 Gundam has the minovsky drive, making it equal in speed to the 00 Raiser. with the Assault equipment, it becomes slower, but not as drastic as say, if he had the Buster equipment installed. He would be slower, but not to the point where he becomes a ragdoll for the 00 Raiser. I'd think that the Wings of Light would deter 00 Raiser, especially since they can slice through any mobile suit (at least it seems to, since its wings are pure minovsky being emanated). We can't also assume the 00 Raiser would immediately be right on top of the V2 Assault, especially with all armaments. While he might not be whizzing around like 00 Raiser, the Raiser wouldn't just rip him apart. The V2 Assault is built like a fortress, with the Mega Beam Shield capable of it's own I-Field, dual sets of I-Fields (If the Byg-Zam's old I-Field is an indication of anything, having two improved I-Field must be brutal)., anti-beam coating on the armor plates, the long range cannons, coupled with the WoL would make it a tad difficult to just knock it around. Now I know that being a NT won't automatically make him untouchable, but he might be able to defend with his WoL easier.
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2009-10-21, 14:49 | Link #1907 | ||
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The mega beam shield is destroyed pretty easily enough too and I doubt it can be constantly kept on either due to power requirements. (Especially when you add on stuff like the 2 Minovsky Drive thrusters, 2 I-Field Generators, mega beam rifle, VSBRs, regular beam rifle, beam pistol, beam sabers, etc, all of which would eat up power with continuous use.) The anti-beam coated armor plates are hardly that effective either as we see in the anime as 1 beam was able to shatter them pretty easily enough. Maybe against weaker beams, but against the types of beam weapons they have at that point, it's not that much of a deterrant, so something with seemingly stronger beam weapons like the 00-era, they wouldn't be much protection. The VSBRs may be able to penetrate the GN Field, but I doubt either MS would intentionally stay still to be shot at like that. Not saying the Victory 2 Assault Gundam would lose instantly or anything, but with the way it and the 00 Raiser are displayed with animation, weaponry, stats, etc, the 00 Raiser just holds the advantage overall. The Victory 2 Assault would just have to try to beat it in a battle of attrition in the end to make the 00 Raiser run out of power, but thanks to stuff like the Trans-Am and all that stuff, the short time is usually more than enough to take out most opponents. But this is the problem with trying to vs. alternate universe stuff...we truly have no clue how things would interact with eachother and, basically, animation differences, retcons, etc. Not to mention that most of the Gundam AUs have been more about super robot Gundams rather than "realistic" Gundams like the UC-era. (The closest "realistic" AU would be Gundam X probably, though thanks to not using 100% of power, Turn A Gundam was pretty balanced out too.)
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2009-10-21, 17:08 | Link #1909 |
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Well, only with its support equipment is the Victory 2, like its V-Dash Gundam predecessor with its Overhang Pack, more mid to long-range oriented. Its basic form is, like many of the Gundams before it, more melee-oriented.
The Buster parts are definitely more long-range with its mega beam cannon with some mid-range with its beam spray pod and missiles while the Assault parts are more mid-range with its VSBRs, I-Fields, and mega beam shield with a bit of long range with its mega beam rifle. All of them having the usual vulcans and beam sabers for close-range. And even if we got UC-era Gundam series' animated with modern animation, unless they made an anime where they actually put the UC and AU Gundams together in a single series somehow, then animation alone still wouldn't really be enough to compare them unless, as said, they are from the same universe. (Games not being reliable.)
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2009-10-30, 17:27 | Link #1911 |
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Well, I don't know much about other super robot franchises, but I'd guess that the Turn A and/or Turn X could simply wipe out everything else just by unleashing their Moonlight Butterfly at 100% power. (Able to cover everything from Earth to Jupiter.)
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2009-10-30, 17:32 | Link #1913 | |
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Hell, the Turn A, Turn X, and Devil Gundam alone could hold off the Macross franchise mecha with their nanotechnology. Whatever doesn't get eliminated by the Moonlight Butterfly would just get assimilated by the Devil Gundam. Same technology for both, after all.
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But this topic is not about the Devil Gundam vs. the Turn A and X, its about all Gundams against all Variable Fighters.
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2009-10-30, 20:55 | Link #1914 |
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Well, I doubt it's the EXACT same technology. All we know is that the basis SEEMS to be the same simply because of it being "DG" technology.
Assuming the Moonlight Butterfly does work though, the Devil Gundam's regeneration would depend on... A.) Core Life Unit. B.) If there's even anything left to regenerate from. ...without a Core Life Unit, as said, it doesn't seem like it'd be able to work and that Core Life Unit would most likely be destroyed when hit the Moonlight Butterfly which would end up enveloping the Devil Gundam as well. Nanomachines being turned to dust...I don't think they'd work anymore after that, lol. But in terms of everything non-Gundam, as said, the Turn A's and Turn X's Moonlight Butterfly would end up turning any other technology around them (all the way out to Jupiter at 100%) into dust (except for possibly eachother). Doesn't seem like any sort of defensive barriers or shields would work either. x_x
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2009-10-30, 23:01 | Link #1916 |
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And even then, they were barely being able to withstand it, even with all that energy and that was STILL only like, at least in comparison to a 100% Moonlight Butterfly, probably only like...5-10% power (considering a mere 20% was enough to cover up all of Earth)
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2009-11-01, 05:22 | Link #1917 |
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Entire Macross franchise means everything right?
This means that Gepelnitch will destroy everything and become a Spiritia Blackhole, not even Devil Gundam can stand against it, the Core Life Unit will just be absorbed. And Gepelnitch can only be defeated by Nekki Basara. This means that in an all out battle between the 2 franchise, Macross will win.
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The Macross equivalent of Devil Gundam is Gepelnitch, so I think its quite fair. Like the posters above already mentioned, the Valkyries stand no chance against the Turn types and Devil Gundam, probably even the Macross class carriers would be useless.
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