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The GNW-100P Gundam Portent (aka G-Portent) is a mobile suit from Gundam Build Fighters Try.

Technology & Combat Characteristics

An original Gunpla built by Shia Kijima, it is created in the image of the Gundams used by Celestial Being. It is built with parts from the GN-001 Gundam Exia and GNW-100A Sakibure, and its build quality is on par with the other two Gunplas used by team Celestial Sphere.

Armaments

  • GN Beam Rifle
  • GN Sword
  • GN Beam Saber

Special Equipment and Features

  • GN Field
A particle-based defensive barrier used by mobile suit powered by GN Drive, the GN Field is capable of blocking most beam and physical attacks.
  • Particle Transformation Field

History

Picture Gallery

Reference Gallery

Notes & Trivia

  • This Gunpla shares many similarities with the GNW-100A Sakibure, including overall design, placement of translucent parts, use and placement of wings, forehead and top-of-the-head design, and possessing two-pronged heels. Even its model number is only differed by one letter. However, the official site which usually state the Gunpla's base unit did not list any such unit for G-Portent.
    • Ironically, the Sakibure never received a release as a Gunpla kit, so if this is true and unless such a kit was produced within the Build Fighters universe, this unit would be a scratch-built Gunpla.
    • Alternatively, it may be considered as using a base Gunpla that have similar structures to create a different Gunpla that have does not have official releases. In the real world, this is typically done using designs and structures that are similar, such as using ∀ Gundam for the Devil Gundam Junior and using the Silver Bullet to build Gundam Mk-V.
  • Even though episode 16 shows two boxes of HG Exia on Shia's working table, it is unknown if the G-Portent is based on the Exia as it is possible that she needs certain parts that only two model kits can provide.

References


External links

Template:Build Fighters Try Mobile Weapons

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