MAX-03 Adzam
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The MAX-03 Adzam is a fictional mobile armor from the anime series Mobile Suit Gundam.
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[edit] MAX-03 Adzam
During the One Year War, the Principality of Zeon experimented with various mobile armor concepts, and one of their earliest and most successful was the MAX-03 Adzam, an experimental ground combat mobile armor. Based on the decades old G87 Luna Tank, it was equipped with the untested Minovsky craft system, allowing it to hover in the air for virtually unlimited lengths of time with the assistance of eight VTOL rotors. It had eight twin-barreled mega particle gun turrets, giving it 360-degrees of protection. The second of its weapon was particularly unique: the first version of the "leader" weapon, designed to overload a suit's electronics and systems with electric plasma. It consisted of two parts: an explosive full of a conductive "dust" material, and a cage that covered the target in plasma. This weapon would be improved and used on the MA-06 Val Varo.
Since the Adzam was an experimental unit, there were a limited amount of units built. Two were assigned to M'Quve's mining division at Odessa, on Earth. One unit would be piloted by M'Quve and Kycilia Zabi against Amuro Ray and his RX-78-2 Gundam when he was attacking the facility. The leader weapon almost destroyed the Gundam, but the "dust" wore off long enough for Amuro to break free and destroy the Adzam (even though the pilots escaped). The second would be used to fight off the Federation forces during Operation Odessa. It would be destroyed in the process by teams of RGM-79[G] GM Ground Type units. Another was stationed in Australia and was destroyed by the White Dingo Team led by Master Pierce Rayer in late November UC 0079.
[edit] Specifications
[edit] MAX-03 Adzam
Manufacturer: Granada Base
Operator: Principality of Zeon
Accommodation: pilot and co-pilot
Dimensions: overall height 25 meters; overall width 55.9 meters
Weight: max gross 2500 metric tons
Powerplant: Minovsky type fusion reactor, output rated at 62000 kW
Propulsion: VTOL rotor x8, Minovsky craft system
Fixed armaments: 8x twin-barrel mega particle gun, 3x leader
Pilot(s): M'Quve, Kycilia Zabi
[edit] Appearances
Mobile Suit Gundam (anime)
Mobile Suit Gundam 0079: Rise From The Ashes (video game)
Mobile Suit Gundam: Federation vs Zeon (video game) Mobile Suit Gundam: AEUG vs Titans (video game) Mobile Suit Gundam: Gundam vs Zeta Gundam (video game) Mobile Suit Gundam: Lost War Chronicles (manga/video game)
| Late Universal Century mobile weapons (U.C.0111 - ) |
| Earth Federation: Mobile Suits/Man Machines: AMS-119 (MS-16) Geara Doga - F70 Cannon Gundam - F71 G-Cannon - F90 Gundam Formula 90 - F91 Gundam Formula 91 - RGM-89 Jegan - RXR-44 (F50D, RX-107) Guntank R-44 Mobile Armours: ORX-005 (CRX-005) Gaplant |
| Earth Federation (Anaheim Electronics Test Team) : Mobile Suits: RX-F91 Silhouette Gundam |
| Earth Federation (League Militaire) : Mobile Suits: LM314V21 Victory 2 Gundam |
| Settlement Nations/CONSENT: Mobile Suits: CCMS-03 Bugu - CCMS-03 Bugu II - CCMS-04 Spearhead |
| Oldsmobile Army/Mars Zeon: Mobile Suits: OMS-06RF RF Zaku - OMS-07RF RF Gouf - OMS-09RF RF Dom - OMS-14RF RF Gelgoog - OMS-90R Gundam Formula 90 Mobile Armours: OMAX-01 Grand Zam - OMAX-03RF RF Adzam |
| Neo Zeon: Mobile Suits: AMS-119 (MS-16) Geara Doga |
| Crossbone Vanguard/Cosmo Babylon: Mobile Suits: XM-10 Flint - XM-X Crossbone Gundam Mobile Armours: XMA-01 Rafflesia - XMA-02 Ebirhu Doga |
| Jupiter Empire: XM-X2ex Crossbone Gundam X2 Kai |
[edit] References
- (1981-09-22) Gekkan Out Bessatsu "Sora Kakeru Senshi-tachi Gundam Century". Minori Shobō. ISBN 4-87777-028-3. (ja)
- (1988-02-10) B-Club Special "Kidō Senshi Gundam MS Daizenshū". Bandai. ISBN 4-89189-336-2.
- (1988-10-01) B-Club Special "Kidō Senshi Gundam Shin MS Daizenshū". Bandai. ISBN 4-89189-050-9.
- (1991-06-30) B-Club Special "Kidō Senshi Gundam Shin MS Daizenshū Ver. 3.0". Bandai. ISBN 4-89189-225-0.
- (1998-05-15) MS Encyclopedia "Kidō Senshi Gundam MS Daizenshū 98". Mediaworks. ISBN 4-07-308519-0.
- (2003-04-10) Mobile Suit Illustrated 2003 "Kidō Senshi Gundam MS Daizenshū 2003". Mediaworks. ISBN 4-84-022339-4.
- (2006-05-15) Mobile Suit Illustrated 2006 "Kidō Senshi Gundam MS Daizenshū 2006". Mediaworks. ISBN 4-8402-3411-6.
- (1991-04-12) Tv Magazine Tokubetu Henshū "Kidō Senshi Gundam Daizenshū". Kōdansha. ISBN 4-06-178412-9.
- (2001-03-21) Kidō Senshi Gundam Kōshiki Hyakka Jiten "Gundam Officials". Kōdansha. ISBN 4-06-330110-9. (ja)
- Perfect Grade, Master Grade, High Grade Model Instruction Manual. Bandai.

