| Model number: AMS-119 Code name: Geara Doga Unit type: mass production general purpose mobile suit Manufacturer: Anaheim Electronics Company Operator: Neo Zeon Accommodation: pilot in panoramic monitor/linear seat cockpit in torso Dimensions: head height 20.0 meters Weight: empty 23.0 metric tons; max gross 50.8 metric tons Construction: titanium alloy/ceramic composite on movable frame Powerplant: Minovsky type ultracompact fusion reactor, output rated at 2160 kW Propulsion: rocket thrusters: 2 x 14000 kg, 2 x 13000 kg; vernier thrusters/apogee motors: 15 Performance: maximum thruster acceleration 1.06 G Equipment and design features: sensors, range 16400 meters Fixed armaments: 1 x beam sword-axe, recharge rack storage location unknown, hand-carried in use Optional fixed armaments: 1 x shield, mounted on left forearm, mounts 4 x grenade launcher Optional hand armaments: beam machinegun, powered by replacable e-pac, with attached heat bayonet, 2 spare e-pacs stored on hip armor; beam machinegun, powered by replacable e-pac, 2 spare e-pacs stored on hip armor, with optional attached grenade launcher, 1 round; 4 x sturm faust, rocket-propelled warhead, stored in shield, hand-operated or can be launched from shield |
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| A mass-produced frontline mobile suit used by Neo Zeon during the Second Neo Zeon War, the AMS-119 Geara Doga could be considered a distant descendant of the old Principality of Zeon's original mainstay unit, MS-06 Zaku II. Although not exactly a high-performance model, the Geara Doga was sturdy, dependable, and inexpensive to mass-produce. Typically armed with one of two different beam machineguns - a larger type mounting an optional grenade launcher, and a slightly smaller type equipped with a removable heat bayonet - a shield carrying four rocket-propelled grenades and four sturm faust weapons, and a beam sword-axe, the Geara Doga was well-enough equipped for a typical grunt soldier. Though typically painted in olive drab-on-dark green colors, a handful of squad leaders and ace pilots were allowed to paint their units in custom colors and attach a squad leader's antenna to the head, such as the blue-on-dark blue Geara Doga operated by ace pilot Rezin Schnyder. |