RGM-89 Jegan & Base Jabber
Released:    2002            Series: Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack
Avg. Price: $10.99         Version: 1.0
Model number: RGM-89
Code name: Jegan
Unit type: mass production general
purpose mobile suit
Manufacturer: Anaheim Electronics
Company
Operator(s): Londo Bell; Earth
Federation Forces
Accommodation: pilot only, in
panoramic monitor/linear seat cockpit
  in torso
Dimensions: overall height 20.4 meters;
head height 19.0 meters
Weight: empty 21.3 metric tons; max
gross 47.3 metric tons
Construction: titanium alloy/ceramic
composite on movable frame
Powerplant: Minovsky type
ultracompact fusion reactor, output
rated at 1870 kW
Propulsion: rocket thrusters: 12700 kg, 2 x 9200 kg, 2 x 8800 kg; vernier thrusters/apogee motors: 12
Performance: maximum thruster acceleration: 1.03 G
Equipment and design features: sensors, range 14200 meters
Fixed armaments: beam saber, stored in recharge rack on right hip armor, hand-carried in use; 3-slot hand grenade rack, mounted on left hip armor
Optional fixed armaments: vulcan gun pod, mounted on head; shield, mounted on either forearm, mounts 2 x 2-tube small missile launcher
Optional hand armaments: beam rifle, powered by rechargeable energy cap

(Base Jabber technical data and history below)
Overview

Articulation:  5
Detailing:      5
Accessories: 5

SCORE: 5
                    MSiA Features

RGM-89 Jegan
beam rifle
shield, mounts to either forearm
beam saber with detachable beam blade
3 extra hands
Base Jabber
1 = POOR            2 = DECENT            3 = GOOD            4 = EXCELLENT            5 = OUTSTANDING
                                             REVIEW
This is a great figure.  It features ver. 2.0 articulation, with double jointed knees, elbows, and ball jointed wrists, and no impeding of its movement by armor or design.  The sculpt is fantastic, from the opening grenade storage clip on the left hip, to the vulcan pod on its head.  The shield can mount to either forearm, and has a sliding and rotating mount allowing for different poses.  Three extra hands are provided for holding the various weapons, including a large beam saber with detachable blade and a mean looking beam rifle.  The Base Jabber is just as nicely detailed, and has fold down handles for the Jegan to grasp in flight.  One interesting detail is that the Base Jabber can be combined with the Booster Bed's large rockets.  This figure definitely rates an outstanding.
Unit type: sub-flight system
The Base Jabber served as a long range mobile suit transport and delivery system, allowing two mobile suits to ride it in an over / under manner.  Each side of the Base Jabber had a flat deck with folding handles for the MS to grab, and foot rests for the mobile suit to brace against the acceleration with.  The Base Jabbers themselves didn't go into battle, having no armor nor armament, and instead merely delivered the mobile suits close to the conflict, before returning to the safety of the carrier.  Amuro used one of these units to retrieve his RX-93 nu Gundam from Anaheim Electronics during the Neo Zeon crisis.

Pilot(s): Amuro Ray
Appearances: Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack
A descendant of the GM series of mobile suits launched by the Earth Federation Forces during the One Year War, the RGM-89 Jegan was lighter and more maneuverable than any previous GM-series model. Although not as fast or well-armed as the previous RGM-86R GM III, the Jegan was an all-around well-performing unit nonetheless. The Jegan mounted a fairly standard variety of weapons, armed with a beam rifle, a beam saber, shield-mounted missile launchers, three hand grenades, and an optional head vulcan gun pod. Though initially built by Anaheim Electronics exclusively for the Londo Bell task force prior to the outbreak of the Second Neo Zeon War in UC 0093, the Jegan (and many of its variants) would soon become a Earth Federation Forces standard, operated as its primary frontline unit for at least the next thirty years.

Pilot(s): Kayra Su, Hathaway Noa
Appearances: Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack
Original mechanical designer: Yutaka Izubuchi
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