Transforming the Battlefield: The MSN-001-2 Delta Gundam II
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This advanced mobile suit, designed by Anaheim Electronics, is a testament to the innovative spirit of the Zeta Project. The MSN-001-2 Delta Gundam II, also known as the Delta Gundam Unit 2, boasts impressive capabilities that set it apart from its predecessors.
A Prototype Ahead of Its Time
Developed from the MSN-001 Delta Gundam, this prototype transformable assault mobile suit was first seen in 0087 U.C. Its manufacturer, Anaheim Electronics, pushed the boundaries of technology to create a machine that could adapt to various combat scenarios.
Impressive Specifications
The Delta Gundam II stands at an impressive 19.6 meters tall, with a maximum weight of 65.5 metric tons. Its Minovsky Ultracompact Fusion Reactor provides a power output of 2190 kW, allowing it to achieve remarkable speeds. The suit’s sensor range extends up to 11200 meters, giving its pilot a significant advantage on the battlefield.
Pilot Accommodations and Armor
The Delta Gundam II features a panoramic monitor/linear seat cockpit in its chest, designed to accommodate a single pilot. Its armor is composed of Gundarium Alloy, providing exceptional protection against enemy attacks.
Movement and Thrusters
Equipped with powerful rocket thrusters, the Delta Gundam II can generate an impressive 100400 kg of thrust. This enables the suit to rapidly respond to changing combat situations.
Standard Equipment and Armaments
The Delta Gundam II comes equipped with a range of standard equipment, including anti-beam reflective coating, 60mm Vulcan guns, a beam rifle, shield, beam sabers, and a 300mm Clay Bazooka. These armaments make it a formidable opponent in both close-quarters combat and long-range engagements.
Special Features and History
The Delta Gundam II’s anti-beam reflective coating provides sacrificial protection against beam weapons, while its full-body coating and backpack-mounted wing binders enhance its combat capabilities. Although the unit was never produced, its plans were pitched to Karaba in November 0087 U.C.
Gunpla and Appearances
The Delta Gundam II has made appearances in various media, including the short movie Competition of New Gundam: Red or White and the game Gundam Diorama Front 3rd. A 1/144 HGUC model of the suit was released in 2015 as a Gundam Front Tokyo exclusive.
Trivia and References
The name “Delta” originates from the Greek alphabet, where it represents the fourth letter and has a value of 4. For more information on the MSN-001-2 Delta Gundam II, refer to Mobile Suit Complete Works 10 Transformable Mobile Suit/Mobile Armor BOOK.
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