MA-05 Bigro
High Speed Space Use Anti Warship Mobile Armor



General Data and Attributes
Manufacturer: Zeonic Corporation
Dimensions: Length 45.5 meters, Height 26.3 meters
Weight: Max gross weight 229.8 Metric Tons
Armor Materials: Steel Alloy
Powerplant: 17800kW Minovsky ultracompact fusion reactor
Propulsion: rocket thrusters: 136100 kg total

Attributes
  • Theatres: Space
  • Speed: Excellent
  • Maneuverability: Average -
  • Armor: Excellent +
Design Features
  • High Gravity Climate Equipment
  • Transport Class (T2)

Fixed Armaments
  • 2x Large Claw Arm
  • Anti Ship Mega Particle Cannon
  • 8x 3 round Anti Ship Rocket Launcher


Technical and Historical Data
Years before the opening of the One Year War, Zeon engineers sought out the creation of a revolutionary new mobile weapons platform. The competing Zeonic and MIP corporations both fielded a prototype; MIP's X-1 fighter proved a magnificent success at maintaining a high mobility over conventional designs, but it consumed far too much fuel. The Zeonic company's prototype (which vaguely resembled the mobile suit design that would later be standardized), utilizing the Active Mass-and-Balance Auto-Control system, was accepted by the Zeon military, leaving the MIP X-1 to collect dust.

As the One Year War progressed, Zeon engineers looked to expand their successful mobile armor program to the space theatre. Gihren Zabi demanded a quick rollout, so in an attempt to hurry along development, Zeon developers called over the original MIP development team to recommission their X-1 fighter with the AMBAC system. The result was the MA-05 Bigro mobile armor.

Intended for high-velocity attacks against capital ships, the Bigro places a lot of emphasis on heavy firepower and speed. Its primary weapon is a large, powerful mega particle cannon, usually concealed inside a beak-like firing port. Twin quadruple large missile launchers flank the cannon, giving the Bigro serious punch over long range. Its claw arms, initially designed to facilitate the AMBAC system, also proved to be moderately effective tools against close-combat tactics of enemy mobile suits.


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