The various Wataru series and movies.

My bad, I must have mixed-up the Zwei and Drei. Anyway, yes, the Zwei has no shield.

The Eins' GN launcher reminds me of the FAZZ's large hyper mega cannon.

Dark Duel wrote:shield on the right shoulder. Buster Sword is equally obviously mounted on the left side

You got it reversed. Sword on the right and shield on the left.

The HG kit for Eins has the GN Launcher on the right side of the backpack, not the shoulder. Zwei's Buster Sword also appears to be attached to the right side of the backpack as well as Drei's Shield Pod. Only the GN launcher of the Eins is connected to its backpack. The GN buster sword and the GN ...

Dark Duel wrote: 1. Do we know how many GN Fangs the Zwei has? My guess is six, but it could be more or less.

Looking at the prototype HG kit of the Throne Zwei, it seems to have 8 GN Fangs, 4 on each waist binder.

I'm assuming that the GN shield pod of the Drei carries missiles and/or an extra GN beam saber.

Is the GN launcher of the Eins connected to the backpack or the right shoulder?

As shown in the HG kit, the Eins requires its GN beam rifle to use the GN launcher.

Graham Aker, Sergei Smirnov, and Patrick Colasour probably got their names from these products? Far-fetched, I know, but it makes you think.

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I have never seen a company ofiicially state what part of the mecha super genre that the mech production they would be creating would be part of.

They are in the Sunrise Robots Complete File Volume 1 - Real Robots Version book. ISBN4-8124-0660-9.

Sunrise considers Ideon and the mobile fighters from G Gundam to be real robots.

In the manga, Getter Emperor is implied to be a fusion of Ryoma and Shin Getter Robo.