Guren Type-02 (Code Geass)

The Guren Mk-II (紅蓮弐式, Guren' Nishiki) was a prototype Knightmare Frame model designed by Indian engineer Rakshata Chawla, manufactured by Japan, and built by the Kyoto House. It is radically different from its Britannian counterparts, and its technology is on par with most seventh generation Knightmare Frames, a fact that is a source of pride for its manufacturers. The only existing unit is in the possession of The Order of the Black Knights and is piloted by Kallen Kozuki.
Developed from the prototype Guren Type-01 model, the Guren Mk-II's design and specifications are significantly different from the more common Britannian platform of which Knightmare Frames are usually built upon. For one, it does not appear to house any visible form of Factsphere Sensor, a component which is crucial for gathering tactical data, and which previous Knightmares have been heavily reliant on. Additionally, the Landspinner Propulsion System (renamed as the "Kou Kisou Kudourin-type" of Landspinners) is also noticeably different, as, instead of the traditional two motors being placed onto the sides of both feet, they are built as part of the legs themselves, which can make them less likely to being destroyed or rendered disabled. Unlike Britannian-made Knightmare cockpits, the Guren Mk-II features an unconventional style of Cockpit, in which the pilot seat is shaped in the form of a motorbike seat with the controls and user interface placed directly in front of the pilot, although despite being drastically different it still maintains an emergency Cockpit Ejection System. When not in use, the Guren Type-02 is placed into "Standby mode", in which the head retracts into the center chest. Appearance wise, the Mk-II is almost identical to the Type-01, re-using the armor and body parts, with the main color being a vibrant red although instead it has with light orange parts as its secondary color.
The Guren Mk-II's main weapon is its silver right hand. The hand stands out from the otherwise red-painted mech, terminating in sharp clawed fingers, and it can extend at the base of the elbow for a surprise attack. Stored within the palm of this large hand is the Radiant Wave Surger (輻射波動, Fukushahadō lit. radiation surge), a powerful microwave radiation emitter. By grabbing onto an enemy Knightmare and activating the emitter, the Guren Mk-II can fry the Frame's electronics and heavily warp the frame itself, not only rendering the unfortunate machine completely un-salvageable, but often disabling the pilot's ejection system, usually ensuring that the pilot will perish with its craft. While not designed as such, the Radiant Wave Surger can also use radiation waves for defense as well as attack. It has been shown to block the EM Lances of enemy Knightmares, deflect bullets from Knightmare Assault Rifles, stop incoming Slash Harkens, and can even deflect a shell from the Lancelot's VARIS Rifle. The arm is destroyed during the Battle of Tokyo, but it is replaced with a slimmer, three-fingered version in the beginning of the second season. The later Gekka models and their iterations were based upon the Guren's technology, using the frame as a basis for development.
Aside from its Fukushahadō, the Guren Mk-II possesses a small fork knife, a machine-cannon on its left arm, and a single Slash Harken mounted on the left side of its chest. It is also equipped with a Chaffsmoke dispensing system, which is located in its back cockpit. The Guren Mk-II's speed and pure strength can easily match that of the Lancelot's, also a highly advanced seventh generation Knightmare, and the two machines have engaged each other in battle numerous times. However, Its lack of long-range weapons make it more of a close-combat model suited for a defensive position when in combat, although Kallen's skill in piloting can make it a formidable offensive weapon.
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[@kazukikaworu9931]

I miss code geass when the mech still pure 2d

[@datemasamune2904]

It's crazy how much tankier the Guren became in appearance, but remained pure offense.

[@markgillianlelis3528]

Lancelot without the floating system goes toe to toe with guren mk2, its still the best fight scene for me

[@user-pp8om1yw7q]

いつ見てもかっけぇわ

[@user-cj3kk1ig8c]

レ＜完全なニッポン製のぉ！！(歓喜 後の世界

[@josephsuh525]

Finally doing Code Geass. Well I hope you do more update on the show especially on Grunts unit Knightmare.

[@cheungcrygor8818]

Your compilations are great, you have a new subscriber

[@shozaiaku8610]

Gareth, when?

[@BalamTheWander]

4:48 I know the answer is probably the rule of cool. But would most buildings be able to handle the multi-ton weights of a KMF

[@RandomGuy0987]

Yeah not a chance lol. Real life buildings are built to resist earthquakes, storms, wind. They don't have convenient huge load bearing areas on the outside for a giant mech to hang on to, especially if the city is already destroyed like it looks in this video. Sadly mechs are only possible with rule of cool too, they don't work irl or we would have them 😥😔😔

[@BalamTheWander]

Will the one on the Gekka?

[@user-ym5oq8dy6v]

初期の紅蓮の輻射波動使い勝手悪いな〜。

[@ReiMeimina_ILMS]

輻射障壁とか紅蓮聖天八極式とかで便利になりすぎた気もする

[@anthonywalker6268]

No it's not completely Japanese. It was designed by an Indian.