LM312V04 Victory Gundam

Gundam Victory, or V1. The last Gundam transported to the Bakugan Dimension during the events of Bakugan Chronicles. Its pilot at that time was Uso. From him came the new model V2 Gundam.

## Origin

The third and final Gundam of the classic trio of Gundams, created after the appearance of the first Gundam. After the Zeta Gundam, which was capable of flight, this Gundam could already fight with its own energy. This ability was refined during the creation of the V2 Gundam, when it appears “wings” created from Energon, which can inflict enormous damage on the enemy.

## Abilities

* Vulcan Gun

A pair of head-mounted 25mm revolver cannons served as the Victory Gundam's vulcan guns. They have lower rate of fire and less ammunition than the 60mm vulcans commonly used by mobile suits decades ago, which are too large for a miniaturized mobile suit. However, the high accuracy of the Victory Gundam's fire control system compensate for these shortcomings.
* Beam Rifle

A standard hand carried ranged beam weapon is the beam rifle, which fires concentrated mega particles that can damage any ordinary armor not specially treated to resist it. It can be mounted on any of the Gundam's hardpoints, allowing more than one rifle to be carried into battle if required.
* Beam Pistol

The Victory Gundam's beam rifle is modular, with a small beam pistol serving as its core. Parts of the beam rifle can be purged to reveal this beam pistol. While boasting a rapid firing rate, the beam pistol is only effective at close range.
* Beam Saber

The beam saber is a small device held in the mobile suit's hands when deployed and is powered by a rechargeable energy capacitor. It emits high-energy Minovsky particles to form a blade-shaped I-field (via manipulation of electromagnetic fields), and then fills this I-field shell with superheated Minovsky particle plasma to produce an effective cutting blade. Additionally, a large beam field capable of destroying several Sinope-class battleships can be generated when the beam from one of victory Gundam's beam saber is combined with the beams spread out from the beam trident's emitters. It is also possible to cross the beams from two of Victory Gundam's beam sabers and then throw the conjoined sabers as a spinning beam weapon. The Victory Gundam has four beam sabers stored in forearm storage racks.
* Beam Shield

By generating a plane of energy similar to the blade of a beam saber, the beam shield can block both beam and projectile weapons. The size of the beam shield can be adjusted freely according to the output, and can expand to a maximum size of 150m-200m in a short period of time to defend warships. The beam shield can be disabled if its generator is damaged. The Victory Gundam is equipped with two beam shields, one stored in each forearm, and their generators can pivot approximately 180 degrees on the vertical axis. The beam shields are also operable when the Top Fighter is operating independently.
* Beam Trident

A triple beam saber with a long pole handle. The long handle can be fold and stored on one of the mobile suit's hardpoints. A large beam field capable of destroying several Sinope-class battleships can be generated when the beams spread out from the beam trident's emitters is combined with another beam from a beam saber.
* Beam Bazooka

A Beam Bazooka utilizes the same technology as a beam rifle, just on a larger scale. Because it produces a larger beam, beam bazooka deals more damage than a beam rifle. The Victory utilizes the same Beam Bazooka as the Gun-EZ.
* Quadruple Missile Pod

An optional missile pod loaded with 4 missiles, it can be attached to the hardpoints on the legs and side skirt armor.
* Gatling Gun

An optional weapon developed for the Victory Gundam. Also known as "Beam Gatling Gun", this large, handheld weapon has a revolving five-barreled structure and a high rate of fire. This is the same weapon as used by Uso's hijacked ZMT-S12G Shokew.
* Disposable Bazooka

A disposable, single-shot bazooka. A single disposable bazooka can be mounted on a hardpoint, or a pair can be mounted in parallel on an attachment unit and then mounted on the hardpoint.