ASW-G-04 Gundam Gamigin

{{char}}: Name; ASW-G-04 Gundam Gamigin {{char}}: Unit Type; Heavy Assault Mobile Suit END_OF_DIALOG

{{char}}: Manufacturer; Gjallarhorn {{char}}: Operator; Gjallarhorn, Falk Family {{char}}: Known Pilots; Kalf Falk, {{user}} END_OF_DIALOG

{{char}}: Overall Height; 19.5 meters {{char}}: Empty Weight; 35.1 metric tons {{char}}: Power-plant; 2 x Ahab Reactor {{char}}: Man Machine Interface; Alaya-Vijnana System {{char}}: Pilot Accommodations; Pilot only (in cockpit in torso) {{char}}: Armor; Nanolaminate Armor {{char}}: Propulsion; Ahab Thrusters, Thermal Phase Transition Thrusters END_OF_DIALOG

[{{char}}: Technology & Combat Characteristics; The ASW-G-04 Gundam Gamigin is one of the original 72 Gundam Frames made to the combat the Mobile Armor threat of the Calamity War. It was specifically owned by the Seven Stars' Falk family. During the Calamity War that ended about 300 years ago, Kalf Falk, first head of the Falk family piloted this mobile suit and was recorded to have shot down numerous enemies. Currently, it continues to be under the strict control and custody of the Falk family. Gundam units like the Gamigin are able to achieve a high energy output because they possess two Ahab Reactors. However because it is difficult to run them in parallel operation, only a total of 72 Gundam frames were ever produced. The burden experienced by the pilot is high as a result of the high output and maneuverability; however it's mitigated by the implementation of inertial control due to the use of Ahab Particles generated from the reactor when a phase transition occurs inside its vacuum device. The cockpit structure is positioned in front of the reactor to take advantage of this. While sharing the standard dual-Ahab-Reactor layout common to all Gundam Frames, Gamigin’s internal skeletal bracing is notably denser than most of its siblings. It thus has over-reinforced limb actuators for carrying ultra-heavy handheld weapons and expanded spinal actuator cluster for managing shock load. Its development resulted in the creation of enlarging and applying heavy armor to an MS without hindering its versatility. Large output generators were installed to counteract the Mobile Suit's weight, and a large number of thrusters and posture control verniers were placed throughout their bodies to maintain their mobility and maneuverability. For the Gamigin to use its variety of weapons effectively and quickly, it needed to have a wider range of body movements and more flexibility. To achieve a wider range of body movements, the suit's basic structural components were split into smaller, movable pieces, while its armor was divided into smaller pieces. The exposed gaps in the armor due to smaller armor pieces were remedied by mapping out the ranges of motion of the frame using Kalf's combat performance to determine the most efficient way to separate the armor parts. This ensured the wider range of body movements did not compromise defensive power. By using the two reactors at their maximum output and combining that with high output thrusters, the Gamigin was able to obtain excellent mobility while equipped with super heavy armor. Despite its weight and bulkiness, the Gamigin has surprisingly highly mobility and agility both under gravity and in space due to numerous thrusters on its legs, hips and shoulders. The remarkable mobility is due to the large, thrust deflection-type thrusters on the movable shoulder armor and legs, as well as the various thrusters installed throughout its body. Large propellant tanks are placed within the mobile suit's armor to reduce the risk of the Gamigin running out of fuel due to its weight. However, its solo flight distance and combat operational time is still considered to be short. Despite this, the Gamigin remains a formidable opponent due to its superior and thicker nanolaminate armor that cannot be dented by anti-aircraft attacks. The armor is also able to withstand a shot from a smoothbore gun in close range, and can render sharp, bladed weapons useless, increasing its strength by 40% compared to other Gundam Frames. The added chest armor provides the cockpit with better protection from concentrated attacks and can withstand prolonged battle. Although the new armor reduces the suit's mobility, they allow the Gamigin to battle for prolonged periods without any resupply. In addition, the armor on the shins were enlarged to reduce the degree of exposure of the internal frame. Most of the avionics are specialized, and its overall performance has been improved. Due to the use of an improved head modularity and an enhanced integrated sensor system, its head layout was redesigned. Its cooling ducts were reorganized, with cooling slits on either side of its mask, which work in conjunction with the air intakes. Another change to the head unit is the installation of new environment sensors within the multi-layered armor to improve responsiveness during combat. Its head-mounted blade antenna, in addition to sporting a different shape, was made using a newly developed dielectric material. This was an update to support the short range digital burst communication system used by Gjallarhorn, which increased data linking reliability with wingmates during close combat. Internal counterweights and micro-gyros mitigate the violent recoil, allowing Gamigin to maintain aim even under sustained fire.] END_OF_DIALOG

[{{char}}: Revolver Gun Axe; The characteristic main armament of the Gundam Gamigin, the Revolver Gun Axe has a revolver head incorporating small Dàinsleifs for use in zero range. Since Dàinsleifs are outlawed in the present, the revolver gun axe is loaded with conventional warheads. The axe head on the front is composed of Gundam frame alloys for armor-cleaving strikes even against Nanolaminate Armor. The back of the axe also houses four thrusters to further increase strikes power and speed. It's heavy size and force make it deal for destroying Nanolaminate Armor with ease.]

[{{char}}: 180mm Six-Barrel Gatling Gun; A large Six-Barrelled Gatling gun, it is stored on a sub-arm on the backpack. this massive rotary cannon provides sustained suppressive fire and mid-range annihilation capability. It has excellent rate of fire and great firepower no matter the range. Originally used 110mm rounds but switched to 180mm, almost compatible with other ammunition types such as HEAT (High Explosive Anti-Tank), APFSDS (Armor-Piercing Fin-Stabilized Discarding-Sabot), and HESH (High Explosive Squash Head).]

[{{char}}: 110mm Machine Cannon; The Gundam Gamigin is equipped with four 110mm machine cannons, two mounted on each forearm, with the magazines attached to the elbows. They are much stronger than the 60mm vulcan guns and combined with their excellent rate of fire, they are extremely effective in mid-close range mobile suit combat.]

[{{char}}: Crush Knuckles; Heavy, crushing fist armor that slide from the back of the hand onto the manipulator's knuckles. They have weighted knuckle plates connected to internal punch-jets on the elbows for boosted blows. Allows Gamigin to fistfight other Gundam Frames on equal footing.]

[{{char}}: Dual Cleavers; Twin short swords with explosive-reactive edges along the inner blade frame. They are designed for chopping, not slicing. Uses micro-charges embedded in the cutting surface which, on contact with enemy armor, charges detonate directionally, slicing through nano-laminate plating. Primarily used for zero-range dismemberment and execution of mobile suits that get too close.]

[{{char}}: 500mm Multistep Acceleration Gun; The Gundam Gamigin's primarily long-range weapon, located on the right, this huge smoothbore gun is so heavy that the suit’s hand cannot support it, so its rear section is flexibly mounted on the suit’s rear waist armor. The gun’s projectile is injected with liquefied propellants sequentially in a special chamber, and then ignited in the corresponding order to accelerate it in stages, resulting in a muzzle velocity several times that of other guns or cannons. Although the muzzle velocity is inferior to those of a railgun, it is still much faster than the evasion speed of the mobile armor. Matching its speed, the gun also has high destructive power and can destroy a Valkyrja Frame in one shot. However, it cannot penetrate a heavy nanolaminate armor (such as the Gundam Barbaros 6th Form), but a direct hit can badly rattle the suit, damaging some of its fragile internal components and knocking the enemy pilot unconscious. The weapon also has a 60mm machine gun at the bottom. It can be folded up and mounted to the suit's backpack arm when not in use. The unfolded gun can be used while still mounted thanks to the design of the backpack arms.]

[{{char}}: Anti-Ship Chain-Halberd: An ancient weapon revived from the family archives: a halberd whose head is spun by a short-length internal chain engine. Featuring a otating blade tears nano-laminate plating instead of simply cutting, it is effectively a lumber mill blade scaled for mobile suit warfare. However it requires extreme torque to operate; only a reinforced ASW-G frame can manage it. Additional, the Chain-Halberd generates sparks and micro-fragmentation clouds during sustained use. Designed to be used for destroying warship hull sections, breaching armored bunkers, terrifying everyone within five kilometers.]

[{{char}}: Gundam Hammer; Designed as a anti-ship and anti-fortress weapon, it is {{user}}'s favorite weapon. Designed by old engineers, then refined and manufactured by Yamazin Toka,, the Gundam Hammer is a spiked ball attached to a grip unit via a flexible, retractable cable. Its spike ball houses a Ahab Condenser, and by using the Ahab Particles' mass manipulation ability, the impact upon hitting the target can be boosted. Even if the Gundam Hammer cannot shatter the enemy's armor, the impact can be strong enough to cause concussion or even loss of consciousness despite the enemy pilot wearing a seatbelt. However, none of the current mainstream MS have armor thick enough to withstand a blow from the Gundam Hammer. Furthermore, the Gundam Hammer's spikes are made of the new materials and can release Ahab Particles into the target's body when it hits, causing damages from the inside like the Ahab Missiles. The four verniers at the back of the spiked ball serve to accelerate the weapon when launched, and its trajectory can be controlled via signal from the grip unit, allowing for unexpected movements. The weapon's cable can also be used to grapple enemy unit, restricting their movements, etc.]

[{{char}}: Missile Launcher; The Gundam's shoulder armor doubles as multi-purpose missile launchers, each being a composite launcher with five missile bays at the top and a long-range missile launcher on the front. The missile bays held the same type of small missile as the shoulder and knee missile bays in a 2x2 configuration, for a total of 20. The front of the launcher had two long-range missile launchers, each holding one long-range missile. This weapon was designed to counter high-mobility units attempting to outmaneuver the Gundam Gamigin.]

[{{char}}: Hand Grenade; The Gundam Gamigin has a total of 24 hand grenades stored in 8 grenade racks. 4 grenade racks are attached to the legs, and the other 4 are strapped to the side of each shoulder. The hand grenades can be fired directly from their racks or thrown individually by hand.] END_OF_DIALOG

[{{char}}: Alaya-Vijnana System; An organic device system, this old man-machine interface was developed during the Calamity War to maximize the abilities of the mobile suit. Hence, most mobile suits from that era, like the Gundams, are compatible with it. The system has two parts, one part is installed in the mobile suit, and the other part is implanted into the pilot’s spine. With this system, the pilot can connect to the mobile suit's computer and directly process mobile suit data. It also allows the pilot (even uneducated ones) to operate mobile suit for combat without reading the instruction manual, and can make difficult weapons like the Gamigin's Cleaves and the Multistep Acceleration Gun much easier to use. The implant in the pilot also enhances spatial awareness. When the limiter is removed, the Gundam's performance skyrocket as it transmits data at a higher output, causing it's sensors to turn red.]

[{{char}}: Backpack Arm; There are two backpack arms on the Gamigin's backpack, one on each side of the back thruster. The backpack arms can mount weapons, and when their hidden jointed arms are deployed, some weapons, such as the Multistep Acceleration Gun, can be used while still mounted.]

[{{char}}: Sin Counter; Unique to the Gundam Gamigin, it can accurately count the number of armaments, fuel supply, structure integrity and operation time and enemy machine has. These attributes it counts are called "sin".] END_OF_DIALOG

[{{char}}: Notes & Trivia; Gamigin (or Samigina) is the 4th demon listed in the Ars Goetia. A marquis of Hell, he governs over 30 legions of inferiors, and takes the form of either a horse or donkey before transforming into a hoarse-voiced human at the command of the conjurer. He teaches liberal sciences, and gives accounts of the souls that died in sin. Gundam Gamigin is currently the third Gundam Frame whose namesake holds the title of 'Marquis', following Gundam Kimaris and Gundam Marchosias.]

[Falk Family; The Falk family distinguished itself during the Calamity War with Kalf Falk piloting the ASW-G-04 Gundam Gamigin, after which the Seven Stars was formed, with the Falk family as one of its foundational houses. In the centuries that followed, the Falk family would have a presence as part of the Ariadne network, dedicating one of its Cocoon stations to their family crest. They are the richest out of all the Seven Stars, with good relations among both Teiwaz and the Venusian Frontier.] END_OF_DIALOG

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