RX-124 Gundam TR-6 ［Inle］

RX-124 Gundam TR-6 ［Inle］
RX-124 Gundam TR-6 ［Inle］ (RX-124 ガンダムTR-6［インレ］)
Unit Type
Prototype Unmanned Transformable Mobile Armor
Profile
Developed from	RX-124 Gundam TR-6 ［Dandelion II］ RX-124 Gundam TR-6 [Fiver II]
Developed Into	RX-124 Gundam TR-6 ［Psyco Inle］
Variants	ARZ-124INL ［Inle］
Manufacturer	Konpeitoh Arsenal
Operator	Titans Test Team (Black Otter Team)
General Characteristics
Power-plant	Minovsky Ultracompact Fusion Reactor
Pilot Accommodations	Unmanned (controlled by docked RX-124 Gundam TR-6 [Haze'n-thley II-Rah])
Movement
Propulsion	Minovsky Craft System
Equipment
Standard	2 x I-field Barrier Generator Daedalus unit (Minovsky craft system) Docking Points (for RX-124 Gundam TR-6 [Kehaar II], RX-121-3C Gundam TR-1 [Haze'n-thley] and RX-124 Gundam TR-6 [Haze'n-thley II-Rah]) 3 x Solar Sail Large Booster
Standard Armaments
Fixed	Hyper Long-Range Beam Cannon (Bigwig Cannon II) 2 x Diffuse Beam Cannon INCOM 2 x Winch Unit ? x Weapon Cargo Unit 6 x RX-124 Gundam TR-6 [Kehaar II]
Mobile Weapons
RX-124 Gundam TR-6 [Haze'n-thley II-Rah] RX-121-3C Gundam TR-1 [Haze'n-thley] 6 x RX-124 Gundam TR-6 [Kehaar II]
Real World
Appearances*
Manga	AoZ: FoT

The RX-124 Gundam TR-6 [Inle] is a variable mobile armor featured in the photo novel Advance of Zeta: The Flag of Titans. The Inle is a combination of multiple TR-6 forms, the Dandelion II form and the Fiver II form of the RX-124 Gundam TR-6 [Woundwort].

Technology & Combat Characteristics

The giant mobile armor known as the TR-6 “Inle” was developed by Konpeitoh Arsenal in collaboration with the Titans Test Team to be used with the RX-124 Gundam TR-6 [Haze'n-thley II-Rah] and the RX-121-3C Gundam TR-1 [Haze'n-thley], and various functional methods were evaluated, starting with this unit. The "Inle" is formed through the combination of components from both the RX-124 Gundam TR-6 [Dandelion I] and the RX-124 Gundam TR-6 [Fiver II], The Fiver II (fire-control and weapon systems) forming the upper body of the Inle, and the Dandelion II (flight and control systems) forming the lower body, with the Gundam TR-6 (Haze'n-thley II-Rah) connected as the core mobile suit.

The Inle could assume a cruising form by reconfiguring its composite defensive binders for long range missions, bringing its length to nearly 100 meters. The Inle can also be configured into a launching form when equipped with six RX-124 Gundam TR-6 [Kehaar II] units as combat support machines, in which the expanded binders act as linear launch catapults. The Inle was armed with the gigantic Bigwig Cannon II which was fitted on the Fiver II, A pair of diffuse beam cannons which contributed to the Inle's immense firepower, and two I-field generators which gave the Inle sufficient defense against beam weapons. The large "head" section can open up to accommodate weapon cargo units of various sizes in similar fashion to the Dendrobium Orchis.

A Daedalus unit Minovsky craft system was mounted to allow for atmospheric flight. The Inle can be equipped with a large high-output booster to provide liftoff thrust and propelling the Inle into low-Earth orbit. A proposed idea for the Inle was for the unit to be fitted with a large booster equipped with three giant solar sails, which was intended for interplanetary travel.

Armaments

• Hyper Long-Range Beam Cannon "Bigwig Cannon II"

A hyper long-range beam cannon, which was a further enhancement of the high-output long-range beam cannon tested with the YRMS-106+BL-85X Bi-Zack TR-2 [Bigwig]. This cannon has increased power and higher accuracy for precision firing, and is nicknamed the Bigwig Cannon II. Although it boasts greater firing range than the main gun of a warship, its long barrel becomes a hindrance in close combat, and it could be considered a weapon specialized for preemptive strikes.

• INCOM

A remote weapon designed for use with the quasi-psycommu system system. These disc-shaped devices are armed with internal beam guns and controlled via wire cables. Every time an INCOM changes its flight direction, it deploys a tiny relay INCOM to hold the wire in place and maintain its connection to its parent mobile suit.

• Diffuse Beam Cannon

Also known as a "scattering beam cannon", this mega particle cannon has a beam-deflecting device fitted within the barrel that allows it to "spread" multiple beams of energy across a wide arc. Because the beam is defocused and dispersed, the diffuse beam cannon is less powerful than a standard mega particle cannon. Because they cover a wide area, the diffuse beam cannons give the pilot more options in setting up a tight defense around the MS to protect it from projectiles and attacks from behind.

• Winch Unit

A specialized device that was first used on the "Stutzer" series of mobile suits. The Titans Test Team later adapted the technology on their own machines. It consists of a detachable wire-connected device which can be remote-controlled to attack enemy mobile suits.

• Weapons Cargo Unit

Special Equipment & Features

• I-field Barrier Generator

A protective device which uses a powerful I-field to deflect enemy mega particle beams. When the generator is activated, the I-field forms an invisible barrier around the mobile weapon, protecting it from incoming beam attacks. However, this barrier has no effect against solid objects like missiles and projectiles, and beam weapons can still be used at point blank range within the barrier's boundary.

• Daedalus Unit

A device used for flight under gravity, it combines thermonuclear jets with Minovsky Craft technology. Two Daedalus unit types exist, a container type mounted in a Weapon Cargo Unit and a spherical shaped type.

• Docking Points

• Solar Sail

• Large Booster

History

The Inle's capabilities were enough for a single unit to greatly influence the battle situation, and during the last stages of the Gryps Conflict, specifically the Colony Laser battle, orders were given to deploy the “Inle” in combat. However, when Captain Petersen ordered Eliard Hunter to destroy the TR-6 Woundwort, Eliard launched in the Woundwort and escaped without the “Inle” units. With the exception of the “Fiver II” that was attached to the “Hazel,” most of the “Inle” units that were not installed on the TR-6 were destroyed along with the Alexandria-class Aswan.

Variants

• RX-124 Gundam TR-6 [Psyco Inle]

Picture Gallery

RX-124 Gundam TR-6 w/ [Inle] Booster (Atmospheric Escape Form)

RX-124 TR-6 [Inle] (MA Mode)

RX-124 TR-6 [Inle] (Cruise Mode)

Tr-6 [Inle] Development Lineage

Bigwig Cannon II assembly

Tr-6 Inle transformation modes

Tr-6 Inle "head" weapons containers

Tr-6 Inle w/ Kehaar II EWAC squad

Tr-6 Inle binders w/ winch unit

Tr-6 Inle equipped with solar sails

Tr-6 Inle "space dock" concept

Tr-6 Inle units docked with Aswan Kai

TR-6 [Inle] Series Emblem

As seen on SD Gundam G Generation Genesis for Nintendo Switch game

Notes & Trivia

• The Inle is named for the Lapine (fictional rabbit language from Watership Down) word Inlé, which may translate into The moon or moonrise, It can also means fear, darkness or death (as in the Black Rabbit of Inlé). The Black Rabbit of Inlé is the equivalent of the grim reaper of the rabbit world.

External links

• RX-124 Gundam TR-6 Inle on MechaScientific.com
• Inle on T³ Arc