MSN-03 Jagd Doga

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Jagd Doga
MSN-03 Jagd Doga, Gyunei unit
Fast Facts
Model Number MSN-03
Suit Type Prototype Newtype use mobile suit
Manufacturer Anaheim Electronics Company
Known Pilots Gyunei Guss, Quess Paraya
General Characteristics
Overall Height 21.0 meters
Weight empty 28.0 metric tons; max gross 64.6 metric tons
Generator output 3,340 kW
Armaments
  • 4 x mega particle cannon, mounted on shield
  • beam saber with heat knife, stored in recharge rack in right hip, hand-carried in use
  • beam assault rifle with grenade launcher, powered by rechargeable energy cap (Gyunei unit)
  • mega Gatling gun, powdered by rechargeable energy cap (Quess unit)
  • 6 x missile, mounted in shoulder shields
Remote Armaments
  • 6 x funnel, stored in shoulder shields
Special Equipments and Features

The Jagd Doga is a fictional mobile suit designed by Yutaka Izubuchi for the anime movie Char's Counterattack; it has also appeared in the Super Robot Wars[1] series of strategy games and the Playstation 2 title Climax U.C.[2].

Contents

Based on the frame of the mass-produced AMS-120X Geara Doga Psycommu Test Type (although its outward appearance differs drastically), the Jagd Doga was a special-purpose mobile suit equipped with a psycommu system, for use by Neo Zeon Newtype pilots. Six funnels, remote weapons operated by the psycommu system, were included in the design. Standard armament featured a beam saber with an attached heat knife, a half-dozen missiles stored in the shoulder armor, and a quartet of mega particle cannons positioned in the arm-mounted shield. Other weapons varied from unit to unit.

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MSN-03 Jagd Doga (Quess unit)
MSN-03 Jagd Doga (Quess unit)

Only two units appeared in the movie and are confirmed to be built. The first unit, which sports an aquamarine color with gold trim and a prominent antenna on its head, was piloted by artificially-enhanced cyber-Newtype Gyunei Guss. His unit was equipped with a beam assault rifle mounting an attached grenade launcher. Gyunei used this mobile suit to fight Amuro Ray twice, first in the prototype RGZ-91 Re-GZ, and later in the custom-engineered RX-93 Nu Gundam. Amuro bested him in this second engagement, completely destroying the Jagd Doga with a single bazooka shot to the back. The second unit, painted red with white trim, was piloted by Neo Zeon convert and Char-enamored Newtype Quess Paraya. This unit was equipped with a potent beam-based mega Gatling gun. After being damaged in combat, Quess abandoned this unit and subsequently came to use the gargantuan mobile armor Alpha Azieru.

Spoilers end here.

As with other mobile suits from the movie, the Jagd Doga received two 1/144th-scale model kits (one in each color scheme) in 1988[3][4], and likewise a pair of Mobile Suit in Action (MSiA) figures in 2002[5][6]. Both Jagd Dogas were featured in the recent 1/200th-scale "High Complete Model Progressive" - HCM Pro - lineup in 2006[7][8]. Expensive, high-quality resin kits have been manufactured by B-Club[9].

  1. ^ Super Robot Wars: Robot Series Guide. GameFAQs. Retrieved on February 22, 2007.
  2. ^ (Japanese) Climax UC Official Website. Bandai. Retrieved on February 22, 2007.
  3. ^ 1988 Jagd Doga (Gyunei). HobbySearch. Retrieved on February 22, 2007.
  4. ^ 1988 Jagd Doga (Quess). HobbySearch. Retrieved on February 22, 2007.
  5. ^ MSiA Jagd Doga (Quess). eHobbyLand. Retrieved on February 22, 2007.
  6. ^ MSiA Jagd Doga (Gyunei). eHobbyLand. Retrieved on February 22, 2007.
  7. ^ HCM Pro Jagd Doga (Gyunei). HobbyLink Japan. Retrieved on February 22, 2007.
  8. ^ HCM Pro Jagd Doga (Gyunei). HobbyLink Japan. Retrieved on February 22, 2007.
  9. ^ Jagd Doga products. HobbyLink Japan. Retrieved on February 22, 2007.

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