Bandai Hobby Nu Gundam Version Ka Char's Counterattack 1/100 - Master Grade

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The Hi-ν Gundam, having used up all of its Fin Funnels, let go of the now useless Hyper Mega Bazooka Launcher and switched to its beam rifle before heading for the Axis to confront Char. Just as Quess was about to crush the Gundam, Hathaway Noa's Jegan fired at the α Azieru's cockpit, killing Quess.

Earlier source material, such as video game profiles, often interpret the Hi-ν as the "completed" design of the ν Gundam. Inside the Axis tunnels, Amuro rebuffed Char's ideology and attempted to kill him with a rocket launcher. Amuro agreed, and said that he will throw away his beam rifle and Funnels, detaching the Fin Funnels. In comparison, its rival, the Nightingale, has only appeared in six games ( Alpha 2, D, Compact 2, X, X-Omega, and T), and has only been playable four times ( D, X, X-Omega, and T).It adopts unitized parts that are designed according to EFF standards, except for the Psycoframe, for easier procurement of parts and materials and reducing special components as much as possible. This machine, the RX-93 Nu Gundam, was designed not only to be the true upgrade to the RX-78-2 Gundam, but also to be the ultimate Gundam.

An independent aiming device was initially meant to be mounted above the rifle’s barrel, but it was changed to a single-shot grenade launcher that was originally intended to fire high intensity flash round for defensive purpose rather than offensive projectile. My first encounter with the Nu Gundam was in Playstation’s Gundam Battle Assault fighting game where I had to destroy it in a fight.

Gundam modeling spread in the 1990s with North America and Europe being exposed to Gundam through television and manga. The bright green molding color is reproduced with coloring reminiscent of the psycho frame in the play. It was installed around the Hi-ν Gundam's cockpit, enabling sharper response for all-range weapons like Funnels. Sadly, the lack of testing would easily been shown when, during one skirmish, Amuro's panicking caused his fin funnels to react, forcing Gyunei Guss to kill his captive, Kayra Su.

Key features of the Nu include an all non-ABS plastic frame making it lighter; hidden green psycho frame that is exposed when certain sections of the armour separate, the ability to take Bandai's LED unit (sold separately) to light up the head, water-slide decals for markings, and the option to build it as a twin Fin Funnel configuration! Amuro uses it in many strategic ways, such as fooling enemies that he was shot down by leaving the shield and the New Hyper Bazooka, and attacking enemies once they lower their guards. At times, it does come to a point that I was worried that it wouldn’t be able to be as solid kit as the more traditional kits out there but even in that department it manages to surprise me.

One day after Char Aznable's fleet left Sweetwater, Amuro departed for space and joined the rest of the Londo Bell while Beltorchika Irma went to the moon to run final checks on the Hi-ν Gundam. There were a few instances in which there were issues with the system like when Amuro’s panicking caused his fin funnels to react, forcing Gyunei Guss to kill his captive, Kayra Su. It possesses a wide range of articulation, so after a simple assembly you’ll be able to create your very own unique Gunpla display! The OVA Model Suit Gunpla Builders Beginning G (2010) features the first animated appearance of the Hi-ν outside of its SD form, where it served as an antagonist and sported a paint job reminiscent of the RX-93 ν Gundam's.

Meanwhile, countless rays of light, apparently emanating from every child on Earth, began to gather around the Gundam, and were absorbed by the white light shining from it. Unlike the Hi-ν Gundam's Psycommu, which was only used for controlling the Fin Funnels, the Psycho Doga featured a Psycho-Frame, a type of Psycommu built directly into the mobile suit frame around the cockpit, and was able to better restrict the pilot's will. As Amuro landed a punch on the Nightingale's head cockpit, Quess Paraya suddenly appeared and rammed the Gundam with the α Azieru.However, Amuro soon realized that since both the Psycho Doga and the Hi-ν Gundam were developed by Anaheim Electronics, Char must have known about the Hi-ν Gundam's performance and felt disappointed, so he left behind the Psycho Doga, hoping that Amuro would use it to improve the Hi-ν Gundam so he can defeat him in a fair fight. Some mention it's a very sturdy kit, while others say that the parts are easier to break and need to be handled carefully. Even though the box might be big and there are a lot of frames, there isn’t as many pieces as one might think since the pieces are rather large. Unknown to Amuro, Char learnt of this and allowed Anaheim Electronics to pass on the psycho-frame technology for the ν Gundam's use.