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This post is a (very late) follow up to this ask by @wordsandrobots , regarding design lineages in Gundam (specifically Gundam 00). This post discusses the Gundam’s Virtue, Seravee and Raphael (plus their complimentary and variant units)

And then we get to Virtue. I love the virtue line, because it is the other anti-traitor celestial being suit. But instead of having a sword that can pull double-duty as an anti-GN weapon, it just is full of systems so busted that they only ever work once, because then there just wouldn’t be a plot. I’m also gonna quickly preface this by saying that the Virtue is the one where I know the least about its side units. The Virtue itself initially seems to be the heavy weapons Gundam - it is noticeably bulky, with heavy armour and it mounts several large GN Cannons in addition to its handheld GN Bazooka. It is armed with beam sabers, but I think it uses them approximately twice in the entire series. A heavy Gundam that leverages its weight of fire to its advantage, the Hammer to the Dynames and Exia’s Sclapel (and I suppose the Kyrios’ throwing knife). Then Tieria Panics and reveals the existence of Nadleeh, the unit hidden behind Virtue’s layers of armour. Nadleeh is primarily a vector for the Trial System, which essentially allows it to remotely override any other machine connected to the Celestial Being supercomputer Veda - I.E. an enemy Gundam (it’s also incredibly bish). This is also one of the reasons why Tieria is such an ass for the early parts of the series - he doesn’t trust any of these “inferior humans” and it’s his job to keep watch for such a of betrayal, particularly from the pilot of the other anti-traitor Gundam Exia, Setsuna. The Nadleeh also had a set of optional equipment designed to extend the range of the trial system, the Nadleeh Akwos, which has a sword with a Gundam face. Moving on, the Virtue Physical was an optional set of equipment for the Virtue designed primarily for ballistic use, since beam weaponry was at that time unique to celestial being. Due to its focus on physical attacks, it was able to devote more of its particle output towards defensive purposes, and was for this reason preferred by CB engineers. Honestly, it’s an perfectly good alternate equipment set for virtue that wasn’t seen in the anime for whatever reason, but it’s focus is still on long-range, since this allows it quickly be re-equipped if necessary to counter traitors. The Virtue’s immediate predecessor was the second-generation Gundam Plutone. I honestly don’t know a great deal about it (I’ve yet to read 00P), but my general view of it is that it is to the Virtue what the Astraea is to the other three Gundam’s - it tested critical systems and was a general “proof-of-concept”. It possessed an early version of the GN Field, GN Composite Armour, a GN Condenser and a core fighter for recovery of the meister and GN Drive. It kinda feels like a proto-heavy weapons Gundam? The Virtue’s immediate successor is the Seravee, which is honestly one of those suits I could probably write an entire mini-essay on. The Virtue was the subject of three near-capture/destruction events during celestial being’s early operations, as such Seravee appears to be designed to utterly crush any subsequent attempts. it’s visually similar to the Virtue and fights in a similar way, leveraging heavy weapons to its advantage. However, it incorporates six beam sabers and four hidden arms with which to use them, making it no slouch at melee combat. It’s later further upgraded with even more cannons and particle condensers, so it’s even more effective in combat. I really like how it’s essentially being “buffed” by the particle condensers, allowing it to shine in its role. The Seravee also incorporates the Seraphim Gundam, an unmanned attack unit remotely controlled by Tieria, which form the Seravee’s backpack, second face and several of its guns. The Seraphim is essentially a lighter Nadleeh that’s designed to work in concert with its “host” unit, rather than be the end result. It’s armed with integrated GN Cannons from the Seravee, two GN beam sabers and retains the Nadleeh’s Trial System, allowing it to continue functioning as an anti-traitor machine.

This also allows the trial system to be far more easily deployed, since it’s actively carried with the Seraphim, allowing the Seravee to restrain or distract the enemy unit while the Seraphim deploys. The GNHW/B pack adds an additional pair of GN Cannons on the hips and four GN Field Generators, to further fortify the Seravee (it also gives the Seraphim a little uzi). The unused GNHW/3G pack however, goes full-hog on the Seraphim and Trial System, adding two whole Seraphim Units (SEM’s) in order to bring the total number of Gundam’s in this Gundam up to four (Seravee, Seraphim and the two SEM’s). Beyond pure firepower, the 3G expands the range of the Trial system to several hundred kilometres, allowing it to affect pretty much everything within a reasonable distance. I find the 3G quite interesting, since it was planned to be used against the Innovators during the final battle of the series, but since the use of the trial system hinged on the swift recapture of Veda (celestial being’s supercomputer), it was judged that the GNHW/B pack was the safer option, since there was a lower chance of Seraphim or it’s SEM’s being shot down prior to Veda’s recapture. (That and Tieria was like “hm, maybe trusting my allies is the better tactical choice here”). It’s just nice honestly, because it illustrates tactical foresight from celestial being, character growth for Tieria, and is just generally a fun design because of the emphasis on Seraphim/the Trial System (again, tying into my love of specialists here).

After the events of Gundam 00’s season 2 Finale, Tieria salvages what’s left of Seravee and the Innovade’s GNZ series (which are derived from second-generation gundam series) in order to construct the Gundam Raphael. Due to the Seravee’s original GN Drive being lost, the Raphael was instead equipped with 3 GN Drive Tau’s, which allowed it to continue utilising the heavy firepower Tieria was so fond of. Unlike its predecessors, not only is the Seravee II a little more obvious in the Raphael (it’s that giant mass of guns on top), it was also designed to fight alongside the Raphael, as opposed to purely being a trump card. Due to its top-heavy design and space-use focus, the Raphael was ill-suited for ground combat, leading to the development of the Raphael Dominion. The Raphael Dominion, in addition to equipping the Raphael for Ground combat, returns the lines all-important chunk, with additional armour and three GN Bazookas at its disposal. The additional armour can separate and form the Sera unit, essentially a headless Seravee unit that can attack independently of the Raphael Dominion (and presumably freak the enemy out while it’s at it). The Raphael’s a neat reversal of the Virtue line’s philosophy, and it’s a nice blend of Celestial Being and Innovator Gundam Design.

I like the Virtue line because its development parallels Tieria’s in a way different to the other Gundam pilots, and the details in the side units (like the 3G) really help emphasise this. The fact that is emphasis is always on heavy firepower is also fun - it’s a dedicated back line support unit, both because Tieria views application of firepower as the best way to get the job done, but he doesn’t trust anyone else to watch his back and his position in the back line allows him to keep an eye on his teammates. Also, the Virtue’s firepower focus makes it diametrically opposed to the Exia’s philosophy - both have a way to directly counter the other, and yet both are built specifically to counter traitors in celestial being, so they’re interesting duelling designs from that perspective.

In conclusion, I like 00’s approach because each Gundam has a solid niche, and in many cases they’re reflection of their pilots. Most of the side designs either explain more about the pilot or explain more about Celestial Being as an organisation, so we get to approach that niche from many different angles:

I must apologise for how long it took me to get this post done - Information about the Raphael Dominion simply refused to adhere to me. I will probably follow up with my opinions on other design lineages in Gundam series at some point (predominantly Wing, IBO and WFM).

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#Onthisday: Nov 28th, 2017

Title: Cuteness Member - Brainy

This is Morgan's OC Brainy 🐰 with his first "Cuteness Mecha Armor" from the Mobile Suit Variations / M.S.V., the armored "GM Cannon", an artillery type variation of the original RGM-79 GM. 😁🤖

GM Cannon BrainyCame from the real: RGC-80 GM Cannon [CLICK ME!]

Armament(s):

240mm Cannon • Mounted over the right shoulder, the cannon is clip fed, with a spare clip mounted on the rear waist armor.

60mm Vulcan Gun • A standard armament of the armor suits that are descended from the Earth Federation.These head mounted shell firing weapons have a high-rate of fire, but little power and are generally ineffective against armor suits; however, the vulcan gun can damage lightly armored areas such as the sensors. These weapons are ideal for shooting down small, lightly armored targets such as missiles or small vehicles.

BR-M-79C-1 Beam Spray Gun • The Beam Spray Gun was essentially the Gundam's beam rifle in a smaller weaker form. The beam spray gun has a smaller focusing coil which results in a less powerful, and a more scattered shot. As a result of this the beam spray gun is less effective at long range, but is better at close range due to a more spread out shot, similar to a shotgun effect. While the beam spray gun is less powerful than the beam rifle, it has been shown to be able to penetrate the armor of a Rick Dom - one of the most heavily armored suits.

NF GMG-Type.37/100mm Machine Gun • The standard armament for Federation armor suit ground forces, the Type 37 is an open-bolt, gas-operated, magazine-fed, armor suit handheld machine gun. It fires a 100×450 millimeter round at a rate of 500 rounds per minute and is loaded with a 20-round box magazine. Features include a folding stock and swivel forward hand grip. Maximum effective range of 1.5 kilometers.

BLASH HB-L-03/N-STD Hyper Bazooka • Technically a large rocket launcher it could fire several 380mm missiles to attack targets at long range. No mass-production armor is able to stop this weapon. While very powerful, it has a slow rate of fire and a fairly little amount of ammunition. Often used to take out slow, heavily armored targets.

BOWA·BR-S-85-C2 Beam Rifle • The standard ranged armament of the many armor suits is the beam rifle. The particle beam fired from a beam rifle can penetrate almost any armor that has not been treated with specific counter-measures. The beam rifle has a power rating of 1.9 MW and is powered by a rechargeable energy cap.

FADEGEL RGM-M-Sh-003 Shield • A basic arm-mounted defense armament for many Federation suits. The shield is a thick sheet of armor designed to take severe punishment that would normally destroy a armor suit. Since the introduction of beam weaponry, shields have been treated with an anti-beam coating allowing it to withstand several beam shots before the coating wears off. Typically physical shields can only take so much damage before they succumb to the pressure and break. A shield can be equipped to either arm of the GM Cannon in order to increase defense against both beam and physical attacks.

RGM*S-Sh-WF/S-00109 Shield • The GM Cannon is also capable of mounting on either of its forearms a smaller RGM*S-Sh-WF/S-00109 Shield. It is capable of deflecting most incoming ballistic projectiles and some explosive warheads. Mount latch and joint/pivot mount position retracted for protection or extended for slashing or punching attacks. Can be thrust into the ground and used as an elevated weapon firing position. Features include top carrying handle and shield claw.

Brainy (HTF OC) - owned by Morgan Millington Armor (Mobile Suit Gundam, Mobile Suit Variations/MSV) - Gundam Series © Bandai Namco Filmworks, Inc. (SUNRISE), Sotsu

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The Benefits of Using Handheld Particle Counters

What if you could instantly test the humidity in a room or check the temperature of a space on the go? Handheld particle counters are small devices that you can carry with you to assess these parameters. Not only are they convenient to use but highly accurate and efficient.

The following guide takes a closer look at what a handheld particle counter is and why it’s an important device.

What Exactly is a Particle Counter?

A particle counter is a device that includes sensors to measure parameters such as humidity, temperature, and contaminants in a controlled environment. A handheld particle counter can perform these functions but it is small enough with a lightweight design to be carried to the target environment.

These devices are generally used in cleanrooms, storerooms, and containers in transport where products such as food and pharmaceuticals need to be checked.

It is commonly used to check for impurities indoors and because of its size, it’s more economical for companies to maintain strict quality and safety standards.

How to Use Particle Counters

A particle counter is what you would use to spot-check a cleanroom. It assists by measuring the volume and the size of the particles that are present in a specific environment at a given time. You would measure specific areas in the room and use these samples to determine the level of contamination or average humidity and temperature.

In cleanrooms, these items are quick and easy to use assisting companies in saving on the time it takes to complete these checks.

The Benefits of Handheld Particle Counters

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The Isoair line does not require any complex programming and can be used immediately.

These devices are not only practical but flexible in their applications. If temperature-sensitive products are being stored in a container for transport, the easiest way to stay on top of quality checks is by using a handheld particle counter. The ergonomic design means that it can be used in transportation making it the simplest and most cost-effective solution for your monitoring requirements.

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Particle Counter Market Emerging Trends: Innovations Driving Precision Air Monitoring

The global particle counter market is witnessing steady growth as industries increasingly prioritize air quality monitoring, contamination control, and compliance with strict environmental standards. Particle counters, essential for detecting and quantifying particulate matter in cleanrooms, industrial environments, and healthcare facilities, have become integral tools for quality assurance and regulatory compliance. Emerging trends in this sector are reshaping market dynamics, paving the way for more precise, portable, and real-time monitoring solutions.

Rising Demand for Portable and Handheld Particle Counters

One of the most notable trends in the particle counter market is the surge in demand for portable and handheld devices. Traditional benchtop particle counters, while effective, can be cumbersome and unsuitable for dynamic, real-time assessments in the field. The growing need for on-site air quality monitoring in industries such as pharmaceuticals, semiconductor manufacturing, and environmental testing has led to the development of compact, user-friendly, battery-operated particle counters. These devices allow for immediate readings, providing critical insights without the need for bulky equipment or time-consuming processes.

Integration of IoT and Smart Connectivity

The integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technology is revolutionizing particle counter functionality. Modern devices equipped with wireless connectivity, cloud-based data storage, and mobile app integration enable seamless data transfer, remote monitoring, and real-time alerts. This trend aligns with the broader Industry 4.0 movement, where interconnected devices facilitate predictive maintenance, automated reporting, and enhanced decision-making. Smart particle counters are particularly valuable in cleanrooms, healthcare facilities, and industrial processes, where immediate response to air quality deviations is crucial.

Increasing Regulatory Standards and Compliance Requirements

The particle counter market is heavily influenced by evolving regulatory frameworks aimed at ensuring environmental and occupational health standards. Organizations such as the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and European Medicines Agency (EMA) have introduced stringent guidelines for air cleanliness, contamination control, and particulate monitoring. Compliance with ISO 14644 standards for cleanrooms, for instance, has become a critical requirement in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and semiconductor sectors. This has driven the demand for high-precision particle counters capable of meeting these rigorous standards.

Advancements in Laser and Optical Sensor Technologies

Technological innovation remains a key driver of market growth. Modern particle counters leverage advanced laser and optical sensor technologies to deliver higher sensitivity, faster response times, and improved detection of ultrafine particles. These advancements enable the detection of particles as small as 0.1 micrometers, critical for applications in nanotechnology, microelectronics, and medical device manufacturing. Enhanced sensor technologies also contribute to more reliable data, reduced measurement uncertainty, and better differentiation between particle types.

Growing Emphasis on Environmental Monitoring and Air Pollution Control

With increasing global concerns about air pollution, the need for accurate environmental monitoring has intensified. Governments, environmental agencies, and research institutions are investing in particle counters to assess outdoor air quality, monitor emissions, and evaluate the effectiveness of pollution control measures. The proliferation of low-cost, portable particle counters has made it possible to conduct widespread air quality assessments in urban areas, industrial zones, and high-traffic regions. This trend is expected to support initiatives aimed at reducing exposure to harmful particulate matter and improving public health outcomes.

Expansion of Particle Counters in Healthcare and Life Sciences

The healthcare and life sciences sectors are emerging as significant contributors to particle counter market growth. In hospitals, surgical suites, and pharmaceutical production environments, controlling airborne particles is essential to prevent infections and ensure product sterility. Particle counters are used extensively for monitoring cleanrooms, laminar flow hoods, and other controlled environments. The COVID-19 pandemic has further emphasized the importance of maintaining clean air in healthcare settings, accelerating investments in air quality monitoring technologies.

Conclusion

The particle counter market is evolving in response to technological advancements, regulatory pressures, and the growing need for precise air quality monitoring across diverse industries. Trends such as the rise of portable devices, integration of IoT, enhanced sensor technologies, and heightened environmental awareness are shaping the future of this sector. As industries strive for cleaner, safer, and more compliant operational environments, the demand for innovative particle counters is expected to grow, driving market expansion and technological evolution.