Woundwort and TR-6 from Advance of Zeta [UC Lore]

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[@mistertaz94]

The TR-6 was a monster in its full armored Inle system. It was absolutely THE end all non-Newtype exclusive weapon. It wasn't made to fight other mobile suits. It wasn't designed to try and fight the Zeta and Hyaku Shiki. It was the nuclear option for wiping out the entire AEUG Fleet. It was also probably the single most powerful conventional weapon the Universal Century had to offer.

[@StudioWDOnline]

Woundwort has tons of swapping parts. It can be a monster with the larger components.

[@santobell]

Love the woundwort, fell in love the odd design after beating Breaker 3. So many great designs in Advance of Zeta and MSV.

[@agles9s]

Fave of the TR-6 line.. the basic Woundwort. She’s clean, stylish, and packs her own punch. More a TR fact, but most(maybe all) the mecha are named after characters from Watership Down and the TR-6 design does have a bunny esthetic to her. The big legs meant for speed, that fluffy tail section, small arms, Vfin is whiskers, and the 2 sections between the arms and body are the ears… ok lost on the name for those… ya she’s a lop eared bunny.

[@jeffhaskins5592]

All the different names - Hazel, Dandelion, Woundwort etc. - are all character names from the book Watership Down. This is also why their symbol is a bunny.

[@xxnike0629xx]

UC lore is already complicated. AoZ is even more complicated.

[@justincholos.balisang6884]

I consider AOZ as its own continuity at this point. If it's going to be canon, then it'll be just some Titans guy's wet dream or something.

[@pauljordan0203]

fun fact, the WoundWort, and the mobile armor it docks into, the Dandelion, were used as the final boss for Gundam Breaker 3's DLC's final story.

[@GundamExplained]

That is interesting! Thanks!

[@pauljordan0203]

@@GundamExplained you're welcome, and trust me when I say this, the Dandelion was no pushover.

[@VoodooGTR3]

My favorite of the AoZ line. I just love the weird and modular design of the TR line. Slap on some huge hands and rail guns because you can. Or the Inle, which is basically a psycho carrier. Psycho Blade is the little black angel with the sweet golden head piece. Man does it look sexy!

[@agles9s]

After building the model kit last year, Bandai’s color chart had her as a very dark blue. But ya… she’s the Black Bunny to me.

[@skeeter5076]

The TR-6 Gigantic Mode isn't *like* the Psycho Gundam, those are repurposed parts from a scrapped Psycho Gundam strapped onto it

[@Aanderan]

missing something else in the name where it's a character's name in watership down which is also why a lot of bunny imagery appears in aoz

[@crimsonvz]

I feel this was also the base idea for the Re:rise series Core Gundam

[@lennyfiasco9834]

I liked the Psycho Blade variant. Though I can’t find much info on it.

[@agles9s]

All I can say is she’s part of the Re:Zeon manga. Past that, don’t know much useful info on her.