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Template:Infobox/Mobile Weapon Ver.2The F90 Gundam F90 ("F90" standing for "Formula 90") is a mobile suit from the Mobile Suit Gundam F90 manga.

Technology & Combat Characteristics

The Gundam F90 is a prototype unit developed by the Strategic Naval Research Institute under the "Formula Project", a plan to create small mobile suit. Standing at only 14.8 meters compared to the 18 meters tall RX-78-2 Gundam, the Gundam F90's downsizing was achieved through the use of the micro-honeycomb structure that enabled its armor and frame to be made lighter. It also has a downsized reactor, but its output is 1.5 times that of existing mobile suits. With a total of 51 attitude control thrusters placed throughout its body, the Gundam F90 is also highly mobile and maneuverable. A total of three Gundam F90 units are built, they are known as Unit 1 to Unit 3.

The Gundam F90's most prominent feature is its adaptation of the Mission Packs. These dedicated optional equipment can be attached across the 11 hardpoints placed through out the Gundam F90's body, allowing the mobile suit to take on a variety of mission. They can also be exchanged when needed, granting the Gundam F90 extremely high versatility. 5 of the 26 planned Mission Packs were roll out alongside the mobile suit: A, D, S, M and H. To control the Mission Packs, pseudo-personality computers were installed. Unit 1 has the Type-A.R., while Unit 2 has the Type-C.A. The Gundam F90's standard armament consist of two vulcan guns, a beam rifle, two beam sabers, and a shield.

Armaments

60mm Vulcan Gun: A pair of shell-firing vulcan guns are mounted on the sides of the F90's head. They are primarily for intercepting enemy missiles/units, warning shots and to destroy thinly armored units.

Beam Saber: The beam saber is the standard close-combat weapon of many mobile suits, it emits a blade of plasma contained by an I-field that can cut through most physical armor not treated to resist it. The beam saber is powered by a rechargeable energy capacitor, and the F90 has two beam sabers stored on the backpack. They are removed when equipping certain Mission Packs.

Beam Rifle: The beam rifle is the standard ranged weapon of most mobile suits, it fires a compressed mega particle beam which can penetrate most physical armor not treated to resist it. The F90's beam rifle is powered by a replaceable E-pack located at the weapon's rear. Spare E-packs can be carried on the side skirt's hardpoints, and the beam rifle itself can be stored on the rear skirt's weapon rack.

Shield: A type of defensive armament used by many mobile suits, it a sheet of armor designed to take severe punishment that would normally destroy a mobile suit. The shield is also treated with an anti-beam coating to withstand several beam shots before the coating wears off. Typically, physical shield can only take so much damage before it succumb to the pressure and break. The Gundam F90's shield is strong and light due to the use of new materials.

Special Equipment & Features

Hardpoints: The F90 has 11 hardpoints for mounting the Mission Packs, sets of optional equipment and armaments, to meet specific needs or combat situations. The locations of these hardpoints are: two on top of the shoulder armor, one on the backpack, two on the sides of the forearms, two on the front skirt armor, two on the side skirt armor, and two on the sides of the legs. These hardpoints are covered when not in use. The attached Mission Packs can be exchanged, making the F90 extremely versatile. There are potentially as many as 26 Mission Packs. The hardpoints can also be used for mounting spare E-packs of the Beam Rifle or other ranged beam weaponry.

Weapon Rack: The F90 has a weapon rack on its rear skirt armor for storing external weapons such as the Beam Rifle.

Type-A.R. Pseudo-Personality Computer: Installed on the Unit 1, it not only assist with control of the Mission Packs, but can also predict the enemy's movements. It is said to be programmed with the pseudo-personality of Amuro Ray.

Type-C.A. Pseudo-Personality Computer: Installed on the Unit 2, it not only assist with control of the Mission Packs, but also improves the mobile suit's mobility. This causes the Unit 2 to be 3 times faster than existing mobile suit. It is said to be programmed with the pseudo-personality of Char Aznable.

History

Following the Neo-Zeon wars, a time of relative peace began for the Earth sphere, without any major spacenoid uprising. Nevertheless, the Earth Federation Forces decided to maintain their military strength by creating newer mobile suits, designed for this new age. Although Anaheim Electronics had a virtual monopoly for several decades when it came to mobile suit production, the EFF created its own in-house development thinktank, which was called the Strategic Naval Research Institute (SNRI). This organization was tasked with the duty to create new scaled-down mobile suits, which were not only smaller and lighter but also mounted the newest weaponry and technology to cope with different combat situations and missions. This eventually led SNRI to initiate the "Formula Project", which resulted in the creation of the F90 Gundam F90.

Three Gundam F90 units were built, with Unit 1 and 2 assigned to the EFF's 13th Experimental Squadron for testing. During testing, a remnant Zeon force calling themselves the "Oldsmobile Army" appeared and stole Unit 2. Unit 2 was then brought back to their martian base and reconfigured into the OMS-90R Gundam F90. The Earth Federation reassigned the 13th Experimental Squadron, along with Unit 1, as the 13th Autonomous Fleet and sent them to Mars to destroy the Oldsmobile Army. On the surface of Mars, Unit 1 battled Oldsmobile Army's mobile suits around Olympus Mons using equipment from several of its Mission Packs, primarily the Assault, Destroid, and Support packs. Later, in the enemy base within Mount Olympus, Unit 1/Def Stallion engaged the OMS-90R Gundam F90 piloted by Bosch. Both units were heavily damaged and in a final move reminiscent of the final battle between the RX-78-2 Gundam and the MSN-02 Zeong, Unit 1 emerged victorious.

After the battle, the remains of both Gundam F90 units were recovered. Unit 1 was eventually restored and deployed in further combat, while the OMS-90R Gundam F90 was modified into the F90II Gundam F90II. As for Unit 3, it was said to serve as the basis for the F90III-Y Cluster Gundam. Continuation of the Formula Project resulted in the SNRI's creation of the more advanced and powerful F91 Gundam F91.

Variants

Gallery

Manga

Gunpla

Action Figures

Notes and Trivia

A crudely edited version of the Gundam F90 makes several cameo appearances in the American comedy movie "Grandma's Boy" in posters for "Gay Robot", a fictional video game made by Brainasium, where the majority of the film's characters are employed. Gay Robot itself is actually a character created by comedian Nick Swardson, who was one of the writers of the movie.

References

External links

F90 Gundam F90 on MAHQ.net
F90 A to Z PROJECT (P-Bandai)

Mobile Suit Gundam F90 Mechanics
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-'''F90 Gundam F90''' (F90 being short for "Formula 90") is a [[mobile suit]] from the series of ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam F90]]'' model kits, later adapted into manga.
+}}The '''F90 Gundam F90''' ("F90" standing for "Formula 90") is a [[mobile suit]] from the ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam F90]]'' manga.
 ==Technology & Combat Characteristics==
-The first suit of the [[Strategic Naval Research Institute|Strategic Naval Research Institute's]] "Formula Project." The F90 Gundam F90 was a down scaled mobile suit, standing at only 14.8 meters compared to the [[RX-78-2 Gundam|RX-78-2 Gundam ]] which stood at 18 meters. Though the F90 was given a standard armament of a beam rifle, two beam sabers, and a solid shield the unit was also given numerous hardpoints. These hardpoints allowed the F90 to take on external equipment for various roles in combat. The Gundam could be equipped with as many as 26 different configurations, meaning the F90 could be equipped for anything from [[F90A Gundam F90 Assault Type|heavy assault]] and [[F90S Gundam F90 Support Type|support]] fire to [[F90M Gundam F90 Marine Type|underwater]] combat and [[F90P Gundam F90 Plunge Type|atmospheric reentry]]. The configurations made the F90 one of the most versatile mobile suits of its time.
+The Gundam F90 is a prototype unit developed by the [[Strategic Naval Research Institute]] under the "Formula Project", a plan to create small mobile suit. Standing at only 14.8 meters compared to the 18 meters tall [[RX-78-2 Gundam]], the Gundam F90's downsizing was achieved through the use of the micro-honeycomb structure that enabled its armor and frame to be made lighter. It also has a downsized reactor, but its output is 1.5 times that of existing mobile suits. With a total of 51 attitude control thrusters placed throughout its body, the Gundam F90 is also highly mobile and maneuverable. A total of three Gundam F90 units are built, they are known as Unit 1 to Unit 3.
+The Gundam F90's most prominent feature is its adaptation of the [[Mission Packs]]. These dedicated optional equipment can be attached across the 11 hardpoints placed through out the Gundam F90's body, allowing the mobile suit to take on a variety of mission. They can also be exchanged when needed, granting the Gundam F90 extremely high versatility. 5 of the 26 planned Mission Packs were roll out alongside the mobile suit: [[F90A Gundam F90 Assault Type|A]], [[F90D Gundam F90 Destroid Type|D]], [[F90S Gundam F90 Support Type|S]], [[F90M Gundam F90 Marine Type|M]] and [[F90H Gundam F90 Hover Type|H]]. To control the Mission Packs, pseudo-personality computers were installed. Unit 1 has the Type-A.R., while Unit 2 has the Type-C.A. The Gundam F90's standard armament consist of two vulcan guns, a beam rifle, two beam sabers, and a shield.
 ==Armaments==
 ;*60mm Vulcan Gun
+:A pair of shell-firing vulcan guns are mounted on the sides of the F90's head. They are primarily for intercepting enemy missiles/units, warning shots and to destroy thinly armored units.
 ;*Beam Saber
+:The beam saber is the standard close-combat weapon of many mobile suits, it emits a blade of plasma contained by an I-field that can cut through most physical armor not treated to resist it. The beam saber is powered by a rechargeable energy capacitor, and the F90 has two beam sabers stored on the backpack. They are removed when equipping certain Mission Packs.
 ;*Beam Rifle
+:The beam rifle is the standard ranged weapon of most mobile suits, it fires a compressed mega particle beam which can penetrate most physical armor not treated to resist it. The F90's beam rifle is powered by a replaceable E-pack located at the weapon's rear. Spare E-packs can be carried on the side skirt's hardpoints, and the beam rifle itself can be stored on the rear skirt's weapon rack.
+;*Shield
-;*Mega Beam Bazooka
+:A type of defensive armament used by many mobile suits, it a sheet of armor designed to take severe punishment that would normally destroy a mobile suit. The shield is also treated with an anti-beam coating to withstand several beam shots before the coating wears off. Typically, physical shield can only take so much damage before it succumb to the pressure and break. The Gundam F90's shield is strong and light due to the use of new materials.
-==System Features==
+==Special Equipment & Features==
 ;*Hardpoints
+:The F90 has 11 hardpoints for mounting the [[Mission Packs]], sets of optional equipment and armaments, to meet specific needs or combat situations. The locations of these hardpoints are: two on top of the shoulder armor, one on the backpack, two on the sides of the forearms, two on the front skirt armor, two on the side skirt armor, and two on the sides of the legs. These hardpoints are covered when not in use. The attached Mission Packs can be exchanged, making the F90 extremely versatile. There are potentially as many as 26 Mission Packs. The hardpoints can also be used for mounting spare E-packs of the Beam Rifle or other ranged beam weaponry.
-;*Weapon Mount
+;*Weapon Rack
+:The F90 has a weapon rack on its rear skirt armor for storing external weapons such as the Beam Rifle.
+;*Type-A.R. Pseudo-Personality Computer
-;*A.R. (Amuro Ray) AI system (Unit 1)
+:Installed on the Unit 1, it not only assist with control of the Mission Packs, but can also predict the enemy's movements. It is said to be programmed with the pseudo-personality of [[Amuro Ray]].
+;*Type-C.A. Pseudo-Personality Computer
-;*C.A. (Char Aznable) AI system (Unit 2)
+:Installed on the Unit 2, it not only assist with control of the Mission Packs, but also improves the mobile suit's mobility. This causes the Unit 2 to be 3 times faster than existing mobile suit. It is said to be programmed with the pseudo-personality of [[Char Aznable]].
 ==History==
-Following the Neo-Zeon wars, a time of relative peace began for the Earth sphere, without any major spacenoid uprising. Nevertheless, the [[Earth Federation Forces]] decided to maintain their military strength by creating newer mobile suits, designed for this new age. Although [[Anaheim Electronics]] had a virtual monopoly for several decades when it came to mobile suit production, the EFF created its own in-house development thinktank, which was called the [[Strategic Naval Research Institute]] (SNRI). This organization was tasked with the duty to create new scaled-down mobile suits, which were not only smaller and more lightweight but also mounted the newest weaponry and technology to cope with different combat situations and missions.
+Following the Neo-Zeon wars, a time of relative peace began for the Earth sphere, without any major spacenoid uprising. Nevertheless, the [[Earth Federation Forces]] decided to maintain their military strength by creating newer mobile suits, designed for this new age. Although [[Anaheim Electronics]] had a virtual monopoly for several decades when it came to mobile suit production, the EFF created its own in-house development thinktank, which was called the [[Strategic Naval Research Institute]] (SNRI). This organization was tasked with the duty to create new scaled-down mobile suits, which were not only smaller and lighter but also mounted the newest weaponry and technology to cope with different combat situations and missions. This eventually led SNRI to initiate the "Formula Project", which resulted in the creation of the F90 Gundam F90.
+Three Gundam F90 units were built, with Unit 1 and 2 assigned to the EFF's 13th Experimental Squadron for testing. During testing, a remnant [[Zeon]] force calling themselves the "Oldsmobile Army" appeared and stole Unit 2. Unit 2 was then brought back to their martian base and reconfigured into the [[OMS-90R Gundam F90]]. The Earth Federation reassigned the 13th Experimental Squadron, along with Unit 1, as the 13th Autonomous Fleet and sent them to Mars to destroy the Oldsmobile Army. On the surface of Mars, Unit 1 battled Oldsmobile Army's mobile suits around Olympus Mons using equipment from several of its Mission Packs, primarily the Assault, Destroid, and Support packs. Later, in the enemy base within Mount Olympus, Unit 1/[[Def Stallion]] engaged the OMS-90R Gundam F90 piloted by [[Bosch]]. Both units were heavily damaged and in a final move reminiscent of the final battle between the [[RX-78-2 Gundam]] and the [[MSN-02 Zeong]], Unit 1 emerged victorious.
-SNRI eventually started this project under the name "Formula Project", which resulted in the creation of the F90 Gundam F90. Two models of this suit were created and both were tested by the EFF's 13th Experimental Squadron. During testing a remnant [[Zeon]] force, calling themselves the "Oldsmobile Army", made its appearance at this time. They stole the F90 Unit 2 and carried it away to their base on Mars where it was reconfigured into the OMS-90R Gundam F90.
+After the battle, the remains of both Gundam F90 units were recovered. Unit 1 was eventually restored and deployed in further combat, while the OMS-90R Gundam F90 was modified into the [[F90II Gundam F90II]]. As for Unit 3, it was said to serve as the basis for the [[F90III-Y Cluster Gundam]]. Continuation of the Formula Project resulted in the SNRI's creation of the more advanced and powerful [[F91 Gundam F91]].
-The Earth Federation reassigned the 13th Experimental Squadron, along with Unit 1, as the 13th Autonomous Fleet and was launched to Mars in order to destroy the Oldsmobile Army. On the surface of Mars the F90 Unit 1 would combat Oldsmobile mobile suits around Olympus Mons using equipment from several of its combat packages, primarily its Assault, Destroid, and Support packages. Within the Zeon's Oldsmobile base inside Mount Olympus Unit 1/[[Def Stallion]] engaged the [[OMS-90R Gundam F90]] piloted by Bosch. Both Units were heavily damaged, but in a final move reminiscent of the final battle between the [[RX-78-2 Gundam]] and the [[File:Like_0079.jpg|thumb|142px]][[MSN-02 Zeong]], Unit 1 defeated Unit 2. The remains of both machines were retrieved and Unit 2 was rebuilt into the [[F90II Gundam F90II]].
-SNRI continued their Formula Project, which resulted in the creation of the more advanced and powerful [[F91 Gundam F91]].
 ==Variants==
 *[[F90A Gundam F90 Assault Type]]
+*[[F90B Gundam F90 Bombard Type]]
+*[[F90C Gundam F90 Cold Type]]
 *[[F90D Gundam F90 Destroid Type]]
-*[[F90E Gundam F90 Reconnaissance Type]]
+*[[F90E Gundam F90 Electronic Type]]
+*[[F90F Gundam F90 Fight Type]]
+*[[F90G Gundam F90 Guards Type]]
 *[[F90H Gundam F90 Hover Type]]
+*[[F90I Gundam F90 Intercept Type]]
+*[[F90J Gundam F90 Jacket Type]]
+*[[F90K Gundam F90 Keep Type]]
+*[[F90L Gundam F90 Long Range Type]]
 *[[F90M Gundam F90 Marine Type]]
+*[[F90N Gundam F90 N Type]]
+*[[F90O Gundam F90 Officer Type]]
 *[[F90P Gundam F90 Plunge Type]]
+*[[F90Q Gundam F90 Quick Type]]
+*[[F90R Gundam F90 Reconnaissance Type]]
 *[[F90S Gundam F90 Support Type]]
+*[[F90T Gundam F90 Tracer Type]]
+*[[F90U Gundam F90 Up-lift Type]]
 *[[F90V Gundam F90 VSBR Type]]
-*[[F90II Gundam F90II]]
+*[[F90W Gundam F90 Warbird Type]]
-**[[F90II-I Gundam F90II Intercept Type]]
+*[[F90X Gundam F90 Xtra Type]]
-**[[F90II-L Gundam F90II Long Range Type]]
+*[[F90Y Gundam F90 Youngstar Type]]
-*[[F90III-Y Cluster Gundam]]
+*[[F90Z Gundam F90 Zero Type]]
-**[[F90YKai Cluster Gundam Kai Prototype]]
 *[[OMS-90R Gundam F90]]
+*[[F90III-Y Cluster Gundam]]
-==Picture Gallery==
+==Gallery==
-<gallery captionalign="left">
+<gallery hideaddbutton="true">
-f90.jpg|Gundam F90 - (Manga Version)
+F90-verka.jpg|Gundam Fix Figuration (GFF) ver.: front
-F90-verka.jpg|Gundam F90 - Ver. Ka
+F90-gff-rear.jpg|GFF ver.: rear
-F90-gff-rear.jpg|Gundam F90 - Ver. Ka
+F90 1.jpg|Illustraion from Model Graphix
+f90-cockpit.jpg|Cockpit
-F-90-ffg-girl.jpg|F90 Gundam Fix Figuration [[MS Girl]]
+F90-beamrifle.jpg|Beam Rifle
-GFF - F90 - Gundam Formula F90.jpg|GFF - F90 Gundam F90
+F90-shield.jpg|Shield
-f5fee7d7.JPG
+A D S.jpg|Gundam F90 (A.D.S. Combination) as featured in Gundam War card game
-Like 0079.jpg|F90 firing like RX-78-2
+Diorama Front 3rd f90 Gundam.jpg|F90 Unit 2 in Gundam Diorama Front 3rd
+F-90-ffg-girl.jpg|Gundam F90 [[MS Girl]]
 </gallery>
+===Manga===
+<gallery hideaddbutton="true">
+Gundam_F90_manga_cover.jpg|Cover art by by Rei Nakahara
+F90_Chapter_1.png
+F90 .jpg|Gundam F90 (A.D.S. Combination)
+Like 0079.jpg|In classic "Last Shooting" pose, [[RX-78-2 Gundam|RX-78-2]] style
+</gallery>
+==[[Gunpla]]==
+<gallery hideaddbutton="true">
+F90Gunpla.jpg|1/100 [[1/100 Gundam F90 Model Series|Original]] F90 Gundam F90 A/D/S-Type (1990): box art
+MG Gundam F90.jpg|1/100 [[Master Grade|MG]] F90 Gundam F90 (P-Bandai exclusive; 2019): box art
+BB Senshi 096.jpg|[[SD Gundam BB Senshi|SDBB]] F90 Gundam F90 (1992): box art
+SDGG-22-GundamF90-APV.jpg|[[SD Gundam G Generation Model Series|SDGG]] F90 Gundam F90 (A/P/V Type) (1999): box art
+F90Kai.jpg|1/72 full scratch-built "Gundam F90 Kai": modeled by  Shiro Fujisaki (Model Graphix)
+F90 Kai.jpeg|1/72 full scratch-built "Gundam F90 Kai": illustration by Yoshinori Sayama (Model Graphix)
+F90 Late Type.jpg|Unknown scale "Gundam F90 Late Type" model conversion (Model Graphix)
+</gallery>
+==Action Figures==
+<gallery hideaddbutton=true>
+GFF_0021a_GundamF90_box-front.jpg|[[Gundam Fix Figuration|Gundam Fix Figuration (GFF)]] #0021a "F90 Gundam F90 / [[F91 Gundam F91]] (Harrison Maddin Custom)" figure set (2004): package front view
+GFF_0021a_GundamF90_box-back.jpg|GFF #0021a "F90 Gundam F90 / F91 Gundam F91 (Harrison Maddin Custom)" figure set (2004): package rear view
+GFF_0021a_GundamF90-GundamF91HarrisonMartin_Sample.jpg|GFF #0021a Gundam F90 figure: product sample (right) with parts convertible to Gundam F91 (Harrison Maddin Custom) figure (left)
+</gallery>
+==Notes and Trivia==
+*A crudely edited version of the Gundam F90 makes several cameo appearances in the American comedy movie "''Grandma's Boy''" in posters for "''Gay Robot''", a fictional video game made by Brainasium, where the majority of the film's characters are employed. Gay Robot itself is actually a character created by comedian Nick Swardson, who was one of the writers of the movie.
 ==References==
-<gallery captionalign="left">
+<gallery hideaddbutton=true>
+F90 Gundam F90 Lineart.jpg|Lineart and Profile
-F90 Gundam Formula 90 - Specifications and Design.jpg|F90 Gundam F90 - Specifications/Design
+F90 data file.png|Design and specifications
+GFF - F90 - Gundam Formula F90.jpg|Gundam F90 (GFF): specifications
 </gallery>
-==External Links==
+==External links==
 *[http://www.mahq.net/mecha/gundam/f90/f90.htm F90 Gundam F90 on MAHQ.net]
+*[https://p-bandai.jp/hobby/f90project F90 A to Z PROJECT] (P-Bandai)
+{{F90-Mecha}}
-{{Late Universal Century Mobile weapons}}
 [[ja:ガンダムF90 (架空の兵器)]]