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The Psycho-Frame (サイコフレーム Saiko Furēmu^?) (also Psycoframe) is a technology appearing in Char's Counterattack and later in Gundam Unicorn and Gundam Narrative.

Overview

The Psycho-Frame is a technology that builds on the brainwave-to-machine code translator known as Psycommu into the atom-level of the metal frame of a Mobile Suit. More specifically, the psycommu chips are shrank and lined in the gaps between the hive-shaped metal particles of the mobile suit's frame. This allows a Newtype pilot to control the mobile suit as if it were his/her own body with limitations. Traditional psycommu systems require a large subsystem, and are typically mounted on larger Mobile armor platforms. With the development of the Psycho-Frame, it became possible to install a psycommu system into a smaller mobile suit.

History

The Psycho-Frame was developed by Neo Zeon and its main developer was Nanai Miguel^[1]. One of the first mobile suits equipped with the Psycho-Frame was the Neo Zeon's MSN-04 Sazabi, built for Char Aznable by Anaheim Electronics. Hoping for a conclusive battle with his long-time rival, Amuro Ray of Londo Bell, Char secretly allowed the Psycho-Frame technology to be leaked to the RX-93 Nu Gundam production team at Anaheim Electronics in Von Braun. Since then, research and development had supposedly been discontinued at Granada due to "too many unknowns" regarding the technology.^[2]

However, application of the technology was continued by the Federation under the UC Project. This culminated in the first mobile suit to have Psycho-Frame distributed throughout its frame, the RX-0 Unicorn Gundam. The psycommu in the cockpit is then linked to the Psycho-Frame to "receive the pilot's neural waves" and allow "high-mobility coordination" and zero-lag time reactions between pilot and machine, i.e. controlling the machine without conventional controls. The "pilots consciousness" is projected into the movements of the machine even further than a regular psycommu would allow^[3]. It also allows the pilot to control funnels, or shields in the case of the Unicorn Gundam and its sister units, as a regular Psycommu would.

Psycho-Frame was originally limited to the cockpit mainly due to strength and production issues, amongst other problems. Although these problems were solved, allowing the technology to be used throughout a mobile suit frame, "the maximum limit for continuous operation is around 5 minutes", due to the physical and mental stresses the Psycho-Frame system puts on the pilot. The NT-D System is the name of the OS that operates and enables the full Psycho-Frame of the Unicorn Gundam and its sister units, RX-0 Unicorn Gundam 02 Banshee and RX-0 Unicorn Gundam 03 Phenex. Banagher Links seems to be able to operate the Psycho-Frame past the limit of 5 minutes as he is a very powerful Newtype.

When the Psycho-Frame is overloaded with over-concentrated human wills, it emits a luminescent phenomenon^[4] similar to a vivid aurora and is described as a "warm light" that gives one a sense of safety and removes feelings of fear^[5] .

Equipment with Psycho-Frame

Psycho-Frame Sample

A T-shaped metal sent from October Saran, who was in charge of development of the RX-93 Nu Gundam at Anaheim Electronics, to Chan Agi who joined Londo Bell to test the new material Psycho Frame mounted on the Nu Gundam.

Psycho Suit

A normal suit equipped with Psycho-Frame^[6]. Jona Basta wore the suit while piloting the RX-9 Narrative Gundam. The special combined armament Psycho-Capture equipped on the Narrative Gundam A-Packs is activated with help from the Psycho Suit^[7]. Mechanics from Luio & Co. assisted in wearing and removing the Psycho Suit as it was too heavy for one person alone^[8].

Psycho Plate

A Psycommu weapon mounted on the MRX-013-3 Psycho Gundam Mk-IV G-Doors^[9]. They are a collection of funnels composed of Psycho-Frame^[10] that were developed from the MRX-010 Psyco Gundam Mk-II's reflector bits with technical assistance from Mr. Enkidu^[9].

Psycho-Field

The Psycho-Frame absorbing the intense emotions of the mobile suit pilots and the Earth's inhabitants is often listed as the explanation for the mysterious power that prevented the large asteroid base, Axis, from dropping to Earth. In the Gundam Unicorn novels, this phenomenon is dubbed "Psycho-Field", and occurs when two Psycho-Frames come into close proximity to one another. This contact creates a unique spacial phase around an area of space, in which human consciousness is capable of manifesting as physical phenomena. The Psycho-Field deviates from the laws of physics, and within this space, it is possible for things like "another person's emotions," to be directly felt. The Psycho Field is said to be a spiritual force field that embodies the will of the user^[11].

Psycho Shard

The Psycho Shard (サイコシャード, Saikoshādo^?) is an unknown luminous crystal created when a mobile suit or mobile armor equipped with Psycho-Frame maximizes synchronization with a Newtype pilot^[12]. Like the Psycho-Frame, the Psycho Shard can generate a Psycho Field by synchronizing with the Newtype pilot. This technology was an accidental byproduct that first occurred during the operational testing of the Unicorn Gundam and Neo Zeong's Psycho Shard Generator is said to be created from data obtained during that period^[13].

Psycho-Frame-equipped MS

Gallery

Trivia

In a 2012 Dengeki Hobby Magazine interview for the MG Full Armor Unicorn Gundam Ver.Ka kit, Harutoshi Fukui said that Psycho-Frame is an Orihalcon-like metal that overcomes physical laws and becomes abnormally hard when activated ^[14].

References

↑ Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack - Beyond the Time
↑ The Ghost of Laplace
↑ Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn (Novel) - Volume 3, Chapter 1, Part 2
↑ Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack
↑ Tomino Yoshiyuki “Mobile Suit Gundam Char's Counterattack (Part 2)” Tokuma Shoten, February 29, 1988, 1st Edition. ISBN 978-4-19-669575-2.
↑ "Mobile Suit Gundam NT" Novel, p. 55.
↑ "Mobile Suit Gundam NT" Novel, p. 58.
↑ "Mobile Suit Gundam NT" Novel, p. 74-76.
↑ ^9.0 ^9.1 Gekkan Gundam Ace January 2019, p. 112.
↑ Gekkan Gundam Ace January 2019, p. 113.
↑ Mobile Suit Gundam UC: Phoenix Hunting page 229
↑ "Mobile Suit Gundam NT" Novel, p. 229
↑ 1/144 HGUC"Neo Zeong" Instruction Manual, Bandai, (June 2014)
↑ Dengeki Hobby Magazine February 2012 , p. 108

External links

Weapons and Technology Glossary on Archived Gundam Official Website

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[cca_bt-1] Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack - Beyond the Time

[ghost-2] The Ghost of Laplace

[uc_novel-3] Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn (Novel) - Volume 3, Chapter 1, Part 2

[cca-4] Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack

[cca_novel-5] Tomino Yoshiyuki “Mobile Suit Gundam Char's Counterattack (Part 2)” Tokuma Shoten, February 29, 1988, 1st Edition. ISBN 978-4-19-669575-2.

[nt_novel1-6] "Mobile Suit Gundam NT" Novel, p. 55.

[nt_novel2-7] "Mobile Suit Gundam NT" Novel, p. 58.

[nt_novel3-8] "Mobile Suit Gundam NT" Novel, p. 74-76.

[g_ace-9] 9.0 ^9.1 Gekkan Gundam Ace January 2019, p. 112.

[gace2-10] Gekkan Gundam Ace January 2019, p. 113.

[phoenix_hunting-11] Mobile Suit Gundam UC: Phoenix Hunting page 229

[nt_novel4-12] "Mobile Suit Gundam NT" Novel, p. 229

[neo_zeong-13] 1/144 HGUC"Neo Zeong" Instruction Manual, Bandai, (June 2014)

[dengeki-14] Dengeki Hobby Magazine February 2012 , p. 108

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-}}The {{nihongo|'''Psycho-Frame'''|サイコフレーム|Saiko Furēmu}} (also '''Psycoframe''') is a technology appearing in ''[[Char's Counterattack]]'' and later in ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn|Gundam Unicorn]]''.
+}}The {{nihongo|'''Psycho-Frame'''|サイコフレーム|Saiko Furēmu}} (also '''Psycoframe''') is a technology appearing in ''[[Char's Counterattack]]'' and later in ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn|Gundam Unicorn]] ''and ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam Narrative|Gundam Narrative]]''.
+==Overview==
+The '''Psycho-Frame''' is a technology that builds on the brainwave-to-machine code translator known as [[Psycommu]] into the atom-level of the metal frame of a [[Mobile Suit]]. More specifically, the psycommu chips are shrank and lined in the gaps between the hive-shaped metal particles of the mobile suit's frame. This allows a Newtype pilot to control the mobile suit as if it were his/her own body with limitations. Traditional psycommu systems require a large subsystem, and are typically mounted on larger [[Mobile armor]] platforms. With the development of the Psycho-Frame, it became possible to install a psycommu system into a smaller mobile suit.
 ==History==
+The Psycho-Frame was developed by [[Neo Zeon]] and its main developer was [[Nanai Miguel]]<ref name="cca bt">''[[Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack - Beyond the Time]]''</ref>. One of the first mobile suits equipped with the Psycho-Frame was the Neo Zeon's [[MSN-04 Sazabi]], built for [[Char Aznable]] by [[Anaheim Electronics]]. Hoping for a conclusive battle with his long-time rival, [[Amuro Ray]] of [[Londo Bell]], Char secretly allowed the Psycho-Frame technology to be leaked to the [[RX-93 Nu Gundam]] production team at Anaheim Electronics in [[Von Braun]]. Since then, research and development had supposedly been discontinued at [[Granada]] due to "too many unknowns" regarding the technology.<ref name="ghost">''[[The Ghost of Laplace]]''</ref>
-The '''Psycho-Frame''' is a technology that builds on the brainwave-to-machine code translator known as [[Psycommu]] into the atom-level of the metal frame of a [[Mobile Suit]]. This allows a Newtype pilot to control the mobile suit as if it were his/her own body with limitations. Traditional psycommu systems require a large subsystem, and are typically mounted on larger [[Mobile armor]] platforms. With the development of the psycho-frame, it became possible to install a psycommu system into a smaller mobile suit.
+However, application of the technology was continued by the Federation under the UC Project. This culminated in the first mobile suit to have Psycho-Frame distributed throughout its frame, the [[RX-0 Unicorn Gundam]]. The psycommu in the cockpit is then linked to the Psycho-Frame to "receive the pilot's neural waves" and allow "high-mobility coordination" and zero-lag time reactions between pilot and machine, i.e. controlling the machine without conventional controls. The "pilots consciousness" is projected into the movements of the machine even further than a regular psycommu would allow<ref name="uc novel">''[[Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn (Novel)]] - Volume 3, Chapter 1, Part 2''</ref>. It also allows the pilot to control funnels, or shields in the case of the Unicorn Gundam and its sister units, as a regular Psycommu would.
-The psycho-frame technology was developed by [[Neo Zeon]] and its main developer was [[Nanai Miguel]] <ref>''[[Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack - Beyond the Time]]''</ref>. One of the first mobile suits equipped with the psycho-frame was the Neo Zeon's [[MSN-04 Sazabi]], built for [[Char Aznable]] by [[Anaheim Electronics]]. Hoping for a conclusive battle with his long-time rival, [[Amuro Ray]] of [[Londo Bell]], Char secretly allowed the psycho-frame technology to be leaked to the [[RX-93 Nu Gundam]] production team at Anaheim Electronics in [[Von Braun]]. Since then, research and development had supposedly been discontinued at [[Granada]] due to "too many unknowns" regarding the technology.<ref>''[[The Ghost of Laplace]]''</ref>
+Psycho-Frame was originally limited to the cockpit mainly due to strength and production issues, amongst other problems. Although these problems were solved, allowing the technology to be used throughout a mobile suit frame, "the maximum limit for continuous operation is around 5 minutes", due to the physical and mental stresses the Psycho-Frame system puts on the pilot. The [[NT-D System]] is the name of the OS that operates and enables the full Psycho-Frame of the Unicorn Gundam and its sister units, [[RX-0 Unicorn Gundam 02 Banshee]] and [[RX-0 Unicorn Gundam 03 Phenex]]. [[Banagher Links]] seems to be able to operate the Psycho-Frame past the limit of 5 minutes as he is a very powerful [[Newtype]].
-However, application of the psycho-frame technology was continued by the Federation under the UC Project. This culminated in the first mobile suit to have psycho-frame distributed throughout the frame, the [[RX-0 Unicorn Gundam]]. Aaron Terzieff, in charge of armor material development for the RX-0 at [[Anaheim Electronics]], explained that this was done by shrinking the psycommu chips and engraining them within the metal particles of the frame. The "man-made chips are lined in the gaps between the hive shaped metal particles" of the mobile suit. The psycommu in the cockpit is then linked to the psychoframe to "receive the pilot's neural waves" and allow "high-mobility coordination" and zero-lag time reactions between pilot and machine, i.e. controlling the machine without conventional controls. The "pilots consciousness" is projected into the movements of the machine even further than a regular psycommu would allow <ref>''[[Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn (Novel)]] - Volume 3, Chapter 1, Part 2''</ref>. It also allows the pilot to control funnels, or shields in the case of the Unicorn Gundam and its sister units, as a regular psycommu would.
+When the Psycho-Frame is overloaded with over-concentrated human wills, it emits a luminescent phenomenon<ref name="cca">''[[Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack]]''</ref> similar to a vivid [[wikipedia:Aurora|aurora]] and is described as a "warm light" that gives one a sense of safety and removes feelings of fear<ref name="cca novel">Tomino Yoshiyuki “''[[Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack - High Streamer|Mobile Suit Gundam Char's Counterattack (Part 2)]]''” Tokuma Shoten, February 29, 1988, 1st Edition. ISBN 978-4-19-669575-2.</ref> .
-In addition to the unknowns regarding the technology, Terzieff mentioned psychoframe was originally limited to the cockpit mainly due to strength and production issues, amongst other problems. Although the technology was continued and expanded to the frame, "the maximum limit of continual operation is around 5 minutes", due to the stresses the psychoframe system puts on the body and brain of the pilot. The [[NT-D System]] is the name of the OS that operates and enables the full psychoframe of the Unicorn Gundam and its sister units, [[RX-0 Unicorn Gundam 02 Banshee]] and [[RX-0 Unicorn Gundam 03 Phenex]]. [[Banagher Links]] seems to be able to continue operating the psychoframe past the limit of 5 minutes as he is a very powerful [[Newtype]].
-===Psycho-Field===
+==Equipment with Psycho-Frame==
+===Psycho-Frame Sample===
-The psycho-frame absorbing the intense emotions of the mobile suit pilots and the Earth's inhabitants is often listed as the explanation for the mysterious power that prevented the large asteroid base, [[Axis]], from dropping to Earth. In the ''Gundam Unicorn'' novels, this phenomenon is dubbed "Psycho-field", and occurs when two psycho-frames come into close proximity to one another. This contact creates a unique spacial phase around an area of space, in which human consciousness is capable of manifesting as physical phenomena. The "Psycho-field" is a phenomenon that deviates from the laws of physics, and within this space, it is possible for things like "another person's emotions," to be directly felt. This same field is shown to be able to physically manifest, as shown in the case of the Unicorn Gundam when crystals begin forming on its body.
+A T-shaped metal sent from [[October Saran]], who was in charge of development of the [[RX-93 Nu Gundam]] at Anaheim Electronics, to [[Chan Agi]] who joined Londo Bell to test the new material Psycho Frame mounted on the Nu Gundam.
+===Psycho Suit===
+A normal suit equipped with Psycho-Frame<ref name="nt novel1">[[Mobile Suit Gundam Narrative (Novel)|"''Mobile Suit Gundam NT''" Novel, p. 55.]]</ref>. [[Jona Basta]] wore the suit while piloting the [[RX-9 Narrative Gundam]]. The special combined armament Psycho-Capture equipped on the Narrative Gundam A-Packs is activated with help from the Psycho Suit<ref name="nt novel2">[[Mobile Suit Gundam Narrative (Novel)|"''Mobile Suit Gundam NT''" Novel, p. 58.]]</ref>. Mechanics from Luio & Co. assisted in wearing and removing the Psycho Suit as it was too heavy for one person alone<ref name="nt novel3">[[Mobile Suit Gundam Narrative (Novel)|"''Mobile Suit Gundam NT''" Novel, p. 74-76.]]</ref>.
+===Psycho Plate===
+A Psycommu weapon mounted on the [[MRX-013-3 Psycho Gundam Mk-IV G-Doors]]<ref name="g ace">''Gekkan Gundam Ace'' January 2019, p. 112.</ref>. They are a collection of funnels composed of Psycho-Frame<ref name="gace2">''Gekkan Gundam Ace'' January 2019, p. 113.</ref> that were developed from the [[MRX-010 Psyco Gundam Mk-II]]'s reflector bits with technical assistance from Mr. Enkidu<ref name="g ace"/>.
+==Psycho-Field==
+The Psycho-Frame absorbing the intense emotions of the mobile suit pilots and the Earth's inhabitants is often listed as the explanation for the mysterious power that prevented the large asteroid base, [[Axis]], from dropping to Earth. In the ''Gundam Unicorn'' novels, this phenomenon is dubbed "Psycho-Field", and occurs when two Psycho-Frames come into close proximity to one another. This contact creates a unique spacial phase around an area of space, in which human consciousness is capable of manifesting as physical phenomena. The Psycho-Field deviates from the laws of physics, and within this space, it is possible for things like "another person's emotions," to be directly felt. The Psycho Field is said to be a spiritual force field that embodies the will of the user<ref name="phoenix hunting">''[[Mobile Suit Gundam UC: Phoenix Hunting]]'' page 229</ref>.
+===Psycho Shard===
+The {{nihongo|Psycho Shard|サイコシャード|Saikoshādo}} is an unknown luminous crystal created when a mobile suit or mobile armor equipped with Psycho-Frame maximizes synchronization with a Newtype pilot<ref name="nt novel4">[[Mobile Suit Gundam Narrative (Novel)|"''Mobile Suit Gundam NT''" Novel, p. 229]] </ref>. Like the Psycho-Frame, the Psycho Shard can generate a Psycho Field by synchronizing with the Newtype pilot. This technology was an accidental byproduct that first occurred during the operational testing of the Unicorn Gundam and Neo Zeong's Psycho Shard Generator is said to be created from data obtained during that period<ref name="neo zeong">1/144 HGUC"Neo Zeong" Instruction Manual, Bandai, (June 2014)</ref>.
 ==Psycho-Frame-equipped MS==
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 *[[MSN-04 Sazabi]]
 *[[MSN-04II Nightingale]]
-*[[AMA-X4 Ahava Azieru]]
 *[[MSN-06S Sinanju Stein]]/[[MSN-06S-2 Sinanju Stein]]
 *[[MSN-06S Sinanju]]/[[NZ-999 Neo Zeong]]
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 ==Gallery==
 <gallery>
-Psycoframe.jpg
+Psycoframe.jpg|Chan Agi's Psycho Frame sample
-Twilight Axis Red Blur - Psycoframe 01.jpg|Sazabi's Psycoframe activating in [[AMA-X4 Ahava Azieru]] as seen on [[Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis- Red Blur]]
+Twilight Axis Red Blur - Psycoframe 01.jpg|A recovered part of Sazabi's Psycoframe worn by [[Arlette Almage]] activating ([[Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis- Red Blur]])
-Twilight Axis Red Blur - Psycoframe 02.jpg|Psycoframe activating in [[AMA-X4 Ahava Azieru]] as seen on [[Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis- Red Blur]]
+Twilight Axis Red Blur - Psycoframe 02.jpg|Psycoframe effects (Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis- Red Blur)
-Twilight Axis Red Blur - Psycoframe 03.jpg|Psycoframe activating in [[AMA-X4 Ahava Azieru]] as seen on [[Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis- Red Blur]]
+Twilight Axis Red Blur - Psycoframe 03.jpg|A recovered part of Sazabi's Psycoframe worn by Arlette (Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis- Red Blur)
-Twilight Axis Red Blur - Psycoframe 04.jpg|Psycoframe activating in [[AMA-X4 Ahava Azieru]] as seen on [[Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis- Red Blur]]
+Twilight Axis Red Blur - Psycoframe 04.jpg|A recovered part of Sazabi's Psycoframe worn by Arlette (Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis- Red Blur)
-Twilight Axis Red Blur - Psycoframe 05.jpg|Psycoframe effects as seen on [[Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis- Red Blur]]
+Twilight Axis Red Blur - Psycoframe 05.jpg|Psycoframe effects (Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis- Red Blur)
-Twilight Axis Red Blur - Psycoframe 06.jpg|Psycoframe effects as seen on [[Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis- Red Blur]]
+Twilight Axis Red Blur - Psycoframe 06.jpg|Psycoframe effects (Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis- Red Blur)
-Twilight Axis Red Blur - Psycoframe 07.jpg|Psycoframe effects as seen on [[Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis- Red Blur]]
+Twilight Axis Red Blur - Psycoframe 07.jpg|Psycoframe effects (Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis- Red Blur)
-Twilight Axis Red Blur - Psycoframe 08.jpg|Psycoframe effects as seen on [[Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis- Red Blur]]
+Twilight Axis Red Blur - Psycoframe 08.jpg|Psycoframe effects (Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis- Red Blur)
 </gallery>
 ==See also==
 *[[NT-D System]]
+==Trivia==
+*In a 2012 ''Dengeki Hobby Magazine'' interview for the MG Full Armor Unicorn Gundam Ver.Ka kit, [https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=68331 Harutoshi Fukui] said that Psycho-Frame is an [[wikipedia:Orichalcum|Orihalcon]]-like metal that overcomes physical laws and becomes abnormally hard when activated <ref name="dengeki"> ''Dengeki Hobby Magazine'' February 2012 , p. 108 </ref>.
 ==References==