[FB] PF-78-1 Perfect Gundam: "I AM CHAMPION!"

[RX-0 Banshee]

 

PF-78-1 Perfect Gundam

Pilot: Shiro Kyoda

HP: 600

 

Move List

 

[A] Hand Beam Gun

Standard beam rifle shot.  7 rounds before reload.

 

[CSa]  Hand Beam Gun

Perfect Gundam fires a condensed shot from both barrels.

 

Beam Sabre melee

 

[CSb] Sensor Eye

The tip of Perfect Gundam's antenna will glow and emit small comic-style lightning bolts.  Increases red-lock range.

 

5 [AB] 360mm Rocket Cannon (water gun)

Perfect Gundam shoots a short jet of water from its shoulder cannon.  You can change the direction of the jet by holding 4/6 before pressing [AB], BUT Perfect Gundam will turn diagonally in that direction and will shoot in an arc in the air.  From the Plamo series!

 

2 [AB] 360mm Rocket Cannon (rocket)

Perfect Gundam shoots a single rocket from its shoulder cannon with an effect similar to the Gundam Bazooka.  Good tracking.

 

[AC] 360mm Rocket Cannon (mega particle beam)

Perfect Gundam fires a large mega particle beam from its shoulder.  Has a large blast radius when it hits target.  Taken from the Gundam Build Fighters series.

 

[bC] Drop Mine Unit

Perfect Gundam will throw four Drop Mines from its shield in a wide arc that explode on impact.  Holding either 2 or 8 before pressing [bC] will determine distance thrown.

 

[ABC] "I AM CHAMPION"

Short-range 2-hit combo that ends in a guts pose and wink.  PERFECT GUNDAM IS PERFECT!

 

Feel free to add stuff!

[williamnuko]

I heard the CSb increases red lock range.  Don't take it from me, though.

[AlmrOfAtlas]

I heard the CSb increases red lock range.  Don't take it from me, though.

 

It does! Standard red lock is 7 training stage blocks. With CSb it becomes 10. The buff lasts indefinitely until PG is staggered/downed, but it's not exactly hard to charge it up again and reapply, and there's no limit to the number of times you can do so.

 

I'd like to point out that Sub's trajectory can be altered at any point after firing. You don't need to hold a direction before you input AB, and you can change direction during the active time if you want. It doesn't just move diagonally, but rather wherever you choose to point it! Horizontally for 4/6, vertically for 2/8, and diagonally for 1/3/7/9. Great for anti-melee.

 

5BC's spread is totally random so it's not the most reliable tool in PG's arsenal. I've had them line up in a perfect vertical before as with Matsunaga's sub, line up in a perfect horizontal as with Ridden's, and go everywhere in-between. If the spread is tight enough they can chain explosions from the first mine to drop and trigger while still airborne, in rare cases missing whatever you're aiming at. They can be shot out of the air as well, and they still chain explosions if that happens; if intercepted early enough it can backfire and stun PG instead. 8BC does a windup and throws them a greater distance (9-10 training blocks) with a wide horizontal spread. 2BC jumps backward and throws them quite close (1-2 training blocks) with a quadrilateral spread. The latter's movement does not cut tracking, although it's still great for self-defence.

 

ABC has super armour during the first stage so you can throw that out to surprise people who get in your face, but it has absolutely no cut resistance (and that pose at the end... ugh) so expect to be punished if you're noticed doing it.

 

The 8b derivation from your 5 and 4/6 melees is totally awful and you should avoid it unless your enemy's partner is down or something. Once it's started you can't BD out or step cancel, and it barely moves. Rocket punch [A] is good for a quick knockaway.

 

Still shouldn't ever melee in this thing XD