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| Arios Gundam, fully upgraded. |
Name: GN-007 Gundam Arios, GN-007GNHW/M Gundam Arios (upgraded version)
Pilot(s): Allelujah Haptism, Soma Peries (co-pilot in GN Archer)
Origin: Mobile Suit Gundam 00 (Season 2)
Height: 19.1 meters
Weight: 55.4 metric tons
Powered By: GN Drive
Material: E-carbon, GN Composite Armor
Destructive Capacity: Town level+
Performance: Hypersonic+ (one of the fastest mechs in S2)
Durability: At least multi city block level+, town level+ with GN Field
Terrain: Air, ground, space, underwater
Notable Features: Unlimited energy generation, levitation, Radar jamming, optical stealth (useless in combat), transformation (mecha/fighter), Trans-AM, GN beam shields
Armaments:
- Handheld weapons:
- 2 x Twin Beam Rifles
- 2 x GN Beam Sabers
- 1 x GN Cannon with 2 x co-axial GN Vulcans (GNHW/M only)
- Fixed Weapons:
- 2 x GN Submachineguns hidden in the wrists
- 2 x GN Vulcans in the nose and 1 x GN Beam Rifle (for GNHW/M), located at the nose in fighter mode
- 2x GN Beam Shields on the shoulders that also form a pincer in fighter mode
- 2 x GN Heavy Missile Container armed with 24 GN missiles per salvo (GNHW/M only)
- GNR-101A GN Archer (works both as a booster and detachable mech):
- 2x GN Beam Rifle
- 2 x GN Vulcans
- 2 x GN Beam Sabers
- 16 x GN Missile Launchers
Notable Attacks/Techniques:
- Pincer Claw: Arios incorporated Kyrios's pincer claw design in a unique way. GN Beam Shield generators on the shoulder also form the nose in fighter mode. The two pincers can quickly open to allow Arios to grab enemy Mobile Suits while ramming into them. The beam shield emitters can even generate a powerful blade of beam energy between the pincers in an attempt to slice the target in two.
- Trans-AM: Temporally increases the Drive's GN particle output by 3 times. The Gundam's speed drastically improves while generating afterimages to confuse the enemy. Firepower, strength, and durability get a considerable boost as well. The downside is that it only lasts for 180 seconds at best while using up all the GN particles stored in the condensers.
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Notable OBD Losses:
Other:
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