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( English ) Main Battle Guardian ( GERWALK) : MBG-24 ( A , B , and C ) " Nikick "The design works by 宮武一貴 (Kazutaka Miyatake)The design works by 宮武一貴 (Kazutaka Miyatake)
The head and gunpod for MBG-24 Nikick A to C ( La cabeza y el cañón para el MBG-24 Nikick A a C / MBG-24 ナイキック A型～C型用の各頭部とガンポッド）
( English ) Main Battle Guardian MBG-24 ( A , B , and C ) " Nikick "
( Española) Guardián ( GERWALK ) de Batalla Main ( Principal ) en inglés : MBG-24 ( A , B , y C ) " Nikick "
（日本語）主力戦闘ガーディアン（ガウォーク）MBG-24 （Ａ型，Ｂ型，Ｃ型）

MBG , Main Battle Guardian (Gerwalk) ,the development number 024.

The main battle guardian MBG-24 "Nikick" is composed of complex and advanced systems. Contrary to the normal development process, the high-grade but expensive Type C was developed for use by prototypes, commanders, and special forces, and then the Type A was developed by sequentially simplifying and reducing the number of processes, including armaments, that were not suitable for mass production.

The excellent but complex MBG-24 series can be compared to the Type 4 fighter "Hayate" (疾風、gale )(Ki-84) manufactured by Nakajima Aircraft Company .

Due to the complexity of the MBG-24's mechanism, the ease of maintenance and aircraft availability are inferior to those of conventional aircraft, and even in the film, there are depictions of Olson's unit crashing due to malfunction.
Compared to the MBG-21 "Ish-Kick" equipped squadron under Henry, which operated without support for a long period of time, there is no description of similar problems refer to MBG-24 "Nikick" , this MBG-24 aircraft cannot be said to have reached a level of reliability comparable to the MBG-21 "Ish-Kick".

*The Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate (キ84 疾風, lit. "Gale") is a single-seat fighter flown by the Imperial Japanese Army Air Service in the last two years of World War II. The Allied reporting name was "Frank"; the Japanese Army designation was Army Type 4 Fighter (四式戦闘機, yon-shiki-sentō-ki).

(Armament List)
Mauser-Werke PBB-227 Charged Neutral Beam Gun ×1, or PBB-196 Charged Neutral Beam Gun ×2 (both arms)
Optional armament: Astra Z86C-71A triple shot cannon, Marconi NM71A napalm missile system (total of 16 missiles), Raytheon DTE-07 detector (unmanned reconnaissance/light attack aircraft) x 2-8, etc.

Description
( English ) Main Battle Guardian ( GERWALK) : MBG-24 ( A , B , and C ) " Nikick "The design works by 宮武一貴 (Kazutaka Miyatake)The design works by 宮武一貴 (Kazutaka Miyatake)
The head and gunpod for MBG-24 Nikick A to C ( La cabeza y el cañón para el MBG-24 Nikick A a C / MBG-24 ナイキック A型～C型用の各頭部とガンポッド）
( English ) Main Battle Guardian MBG-24 ( A , B , and C ) " Nikick "
( Española) Guardián ( GERWALK ) de Batalla Main ( Principal ) en inglés : MBG-24 ( A , B , y C ) " Nikick "
（日本語）主力戦闘ガーディアン（ガウォーク）MBG-24 （Ａ型，Ｂ型，Ｃ型）

MBG , Main Battle Guardian (Gerwalk) ,the development number 024.

The main battle guardian MBG-24 "Nikick" is composed of complex and advanced systems. Contrary to the normal development process, the high-grade but expensive Type C was developed for use by prototypes, commanders, and special forces, and then the Type A was developed by sequentially simplifying and reducing the number of processes, including armaments, that were not suitable for mass production.

The excellent but complex MBG-24 series can be compared to the Type 4 fighter "Hayate" (疾風、gale )(Ki-84) manufactured by Nakajima Aircraft Company .

Due to the complexity of the MBG-24's mechanism, the ease of maintenance and aircraft availability are inferior to those of conventional aircraft, and even in the film, there are depictions of Olson's unit crashing due to malfunction.
Compared to the MBG-21 "Ish-Kick" equipped squadron under Henry, which operated without support for a long period of time, there is no description of similar problems refer to MBG-24 "Nikick" , this MBG-24 aircraft cannot be said to have reached a level of reliability comparable to the MBG-21 "Ish-Kick".

*The Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate (キ84 疾風, lit. "Gale") is a single-seat fighter flown by the Imperial Japanese Army Air Service in the last two years of World War II. The Allied reporting name was "Frank"; the Japanese Army designation was Army Type 4 Fighter (四式戦闘機, yon-shiki-sentō-ki).

(Armament List)
Mauser-Werke PBB-227 Charged Neutral Beam Gun ×1, or PBB-196 Charged Neutral Beam Gun ×2 (both arms)
Optional armament: Astra Z86C-71A triple shot cannon, Marconi NM71A napalm missile system (total of 16 missiles), Raytheon DTE-07 detector (unmanned reconnaissance/light attack aircraft) x 2-8, etc.