YAMS-132 Rozen Zulu

YAMS-132 Rozen Zulu is a custom newtype-use anti-psycommu mobile suit, it is featured in the photo-novel/OVA Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn. The unit is piloted by Angelo Sauper

Technology & Combat Characteristics
The Rozen Zulu is based on the concept of the experimental Newtype mobile suit AMX-103 Hamma Hamma and was designed as an Anti-Newtype warfare mobile suit. It's actually a heavily modified Geara Zulu using spare parts of the MSN-06S Sinanju. Similar to the Hamma Hamma, both of the Rozen Zulu's arms are wire-guided weapons that are an INCOM, by which the claws of the mobile suit may have the possibility of being used as a melee weapon, the claws come integrated with a mega beam cannon. It also has a new device built-in, the "Psycho Jammer", which disrupts the connection and function of enemy Psycommu-guided weapons. Due to overall improvement of technology, as well as the enhanced psycho-frame, the pilot can use the suit's beam gun-mount claw arm more effectively than previous test suits of the same system. For defensive purposes, it carries a shield which has three built in mega particle cannons

Armaments

 * INCOM Claws
 * These are the main weaponry of the Rozen Zulu. Each of these "claws" are wire-guided and are controlled by Quasi-psycommu System and equipped with two Mega Beam Cannons, that can adjust it's power output.


 * Shield
 * The Rozen Zulu could be equipped with an optional shield to increase it defense. However unlike most other shields the Rozen Zulu's mounted an independent power generator which was used to power a beam weapon.

System Features

 * Psycho Jammer
 * A unique feature of the Rozen Zulu which disrupts the connection and function of enemy Psycommu-guided weapons. They resemble rose buds that can expand to jam psycommu waves. They function similarly to bits/funnels, except they are not equipped with offensive weaponry. However, they can generate a force field around enemy units for capture/jamming purposes much like the Nu Gundam's fin funnel barrier.


 * Quasi-psycommu System