Salamis Development History 

If the salamis is the gm, the general revil is the rx 0

A good refit will come if you get destroyed enough, salamis class.

I miss space guts..thanks for reminding me..

One of the best last words of a chad side character gundam pilot

Yeah it's the anime version of the start of the second world war, Britain literally thought their battle ships could fend of fighters and bombers no issue. The Japanese showed them that just planes alone could kill a fully functional battleship on their own. The same way that Zeon showed the feddies that MS alone could kill a battleship thus changing how war was fought. Art imitating real life, makes it more real I think. :P

@@taliawtf6944 Oh

@@taliawtf6944 That is absolutely deliberate, since Tomino lived through World War 2.

@@taliawtf6944 The British actually didn't think that. They were quite cautious indeed.

@@SudrianTales actually, it went further than that. The problem was that the British Asian Squadron/Fleet was constantly on the back foot after numerous ships were reassigned to the Atlantic. Due to various problems, the escorts that were supposed to be assigned to Force Z weren't available, and they didn't have aircraft with the necessary range...

Watched DBZ? Thats likely why considering most of their characters are named after food.

Yea I like them too

Agreed. I have always loved Zeon's entire line of ships; the perfect balance between futuristic and practicality.

@@seprithlicastia463 How is it practical to have main guns that take a few minutes to be ready to fire?

Agreed. I also just love how detailed they're look in 0083 or origin

Baikal to Volga ships are imo best designs.

Columbus-Class was the feddie counterpart to the Papua-Class

Well to be fair the Papau-class is mainly a resupply ship, thus it is easy to convert those to be MS carrier, as it has the internal volume to do so.

I’m pretty sure the clop-class was actually inferior to the salamis Kai. Far less firepower and exposed hangar.

Plus the simple fact the feds were lax and arrogant.

@@JeanLucCaptain It might be cheaper and more maneuverable. With better particle cannons and beam cannons, armor cannot keep up which is why making it more compact might be preferable for its mainline ships. In joint operation, you can have really big carriers to carry the MS and have the smaller mainline ships to conduct skirmish and defense. It kinda reflect real world too which is why you don't see battleship-size ship guarding carriers, even though making it bigger will make it able to carry more weapons.

Put an important hero in a Salamis and see that Salamis kill mobile suit left, right, front and center.

@@jframe9715 It sure worked for Bright Noah. That's why HE got all the COOL ships. :p

GM: Check your ace unit privilege, Gundam.

Unexpected? Yes But very much appreciated. Thanks for the new upload and I hope you’re having an awesome day!!

Hey Kakarot, would you'll do Magellan and Columbus next? Or some Zeon​ ships like Musai, Chivvay or Gwazine?

A very welcome surprise! If you are opening up more to things besides mobile suits, I am now very, very excited! Keep up the work. Love these videos!

I did. I look forward to more Gundam Ship videos.

I think I asked you to do this in one of the comments, the ships and vehicles of gundam which i find just as cool as the mobile suits. So thank you so much!!!

THE most powerful weapon in the entire multiverse of course. Plot armor.

@@orionparish9858she had massive balls to pull through

Gihren's Greed is one of the most underrated Gundam game series.

Tem Ray Army too op. Pls nerf

Which ones?

@@kakarot197 if only they have english translation...

@@nabkill0134 they have a fan translation of axis v it's not perfect but playable I'm playing it right now

the Leo MS was somewhat decent spec wise, problem comes with Gundam treatment of "grunt class" MS, targets for ace custom super prototypes and limited production series MS.... take WW2 tank aces as example, they used the SAME generic tank models other, less fortunate tank crews had (Tiger I, Panther, Sherman, T34, IS/JS heavy tanks....), yet they had the skills and cunning to MAKE them work miracles or just bully the enemy AFVs. that's one good reason i take preference of Aldnoah Zero depiction of Mech combat than Gundam

I think for most we just kind of gloss over a lot of post 100uc, sometimes I hope they just retcon it and continue from unicorn on a different path.

Unfortunately Sunrise semms to think that means acknowledging G-Saviour as is, which isn't bad when you have context of the production, instead of, I don't know rewrite it and make it an animated movie so we can keep the good stuff the movie had.

We may being getting post UC 100 content. The tagline for the 40th anniversary was the next 100 which means we may get stuff set in the late uc, this also means we might finally get a crossbone anime. They might be thinking the whole zeon route might be getting played out so they might be seeking to try something different.

And we are getting a Hathaway's Flash movie so that may lead to further post-UC100 stuff in the future.

@@MasterArchfiend the thing is, it's essentially the most UC movie. Remember, Victory has the Federation basically a house of cards that would have been blown over in the interim rather readily. With the likely scenario that the Federation's response, in the end, is screw Newtypes more (because their _first_ option whenever they can't control something is, essentially screw it over and if they can't do that _destroy_ it), it is likely that the Newtypes, in general, modified a colony into a generational ship, grabbed as many newtypes and their families as they could, and just _leave_ the solar system.

If Zeon had not developed their fleet around the ability to carry and deploy mobile suits, not to mention the mobility and the ability for mobile suits to essentially carry around 12inch caliber weapons (360mm Rateken Bazookas anyone?) then in a straight fight the Salamis probably would of fared much better, and the industrial capabilities would of mattered far sooner. Instead the Federation had to spend about 6 years playing catch up and only really having generally mediocre mobile suits by September of 0079 (unless you count the R.G.M.-79[G] which appeared earlier but was never designed for Space Combat as the Federation had to focus on retaking territory initially captured by Zeon)

Anavel Gato: RIP

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Yes from the Zeta Gundam movie compilation

@@stangdrifter I'll have to look that up

@@redohealer2 it's Zeta Gundam A New Translation Heirs to the Stars

Always loved the new animation in the zeta a new translation movie trilogy. Definitely worth a check out

Is it awkward that if I see a ballute pack in a mobile suit, it’s sure is in Zeta Gundam era?

That is what many assume. That the aging Salamis Class Fleet of the Federation Space Forces recieved an upgrade that included a Minovsky Flight System just like the Ra Calium in Unicorn. Kind of makes sense the only reason why they didn't have it earlier was that it as a bit expensive but over time it would become less so has new tech is introduced.

Hmmmm... I had forgotten. While two Salamis Kai's helped get the Reinforce off Earth. Both of these ships were either destroyed or heavily damaged leaving the lead ship a Clop Class to make it to orbit alongside the Reinforce.

It also get beam shield upgrade

A broadside is more threatening, as the enemy knows you will shoot at them with everything you got, which can scare them.

Cause u can shoot all cannons at them

@@Bobert2020 But it physically can't "shot at them with everything you got". Only the guns at the bow and the stern can traverse to shoot broadside. Unless the guns on the port and starboard side can elevate 90 degrees, you are basically trading actual firepower for a weak excuse of a scare tactic.

@@Bobert2020 but the salamis had all its guns in the front so your point is invalid

There really isn’t any. Considering it’s weapon placement the only plausible reason I can think of is to supposedly protect one of the backup bridges from damage but that’s questionable because it presents a massive silhouette and effectively halves your firepower, which are two things that you don’t want to do in a naval engagement.

Inspired by the real Nelson battleships

aged like wine, brother

It's the Ko-Salamis hangar, though

That would be interesting to watch

Didn't he already do a video about that?

already out quite recently

@@robertdrexel2043 That was the GM Sniper.

@@GenJuhru That was the GM Sniper.

No, the Federation has always been corrupt, and doing just that would mean someone has a brain that is against the powers in such places. Think Russia, and you'll get the gist of the Federation.

Because gelgoogs

@@FLMKane That sounds like a chicken and egg dilema but we're looking at the chicken here so I don't see why you'd bother.

Just don't look to close at the battles from the non HD SEED, I have started to make 3D models of the ships for 3D printing and well you can see where the art budget was spent, not on the Drakes or Nelsons.

I have feeling Archangel design actually borrowed from SCV-73 Blanc Rival instead of SCV-70 White Base It's bridge design identical to Archangel than White Base bridge to Archangel ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xOnItVnyKwc.html

zero X I agree you on this one, not only the cannon is on top of the leg area similarly. The fin is also on the bottom of the ship instead of the top like white base.

Practically none, sad to say. We do not even know when they were first introduced. Or even if they were from separate member state space navies. As the Earth Alliance wasn't even formed till right before the start of the First War. Before that, the Alliance was mainly known as the Sponsor Nations, as they were the ones who put the money forward to construct the PLANT Colonies.

I think it would be hard to explain Considering we not even see the original titular ship of the class yet... The SCV-69 Pegasus

Huh, could have sworn the main cargo bay for the Salamis Class was forward right behind the bow launchers. It is under that hatch-like thing behind the forward most gun turret. I remember seeing an old cut-a-way lineart from some sourcebook that someone showed me that areas of the ships labeled and such.

The zaku I sniper was actually a late one year war refit

This is part two that I thought up while pondering my own question, but could a mobile suit defeat an angel in Evangelion? To be clear, when I say mobile suit I mean any machine that a regular person could be trained to operate so no Newtype or Cyber Newtype machines, no Seed Mode or Trans-Am, and no superpower computer stuff like the EXAM, HADES, or ZERO systems. For an example, let's say EVA-01 was replaced with the RX-78-2 for some reason, Shinji had the knowledge of how to pilot it slapped into his head so he didn't have to waste time learning the controls, and he was deployed to fight an Angel. Could the weapons of the original Gundam produce enough firepower to breach the Angel's AT-Field and damage or destroy the Angel?

U mean E.A Ray? Cuz i dont think aeolia ever met ribbons, according to wiki aeolia were put to sleep on year 2101, while the 1st innovade were created on year 2185. EA Ray was the base model for ribbons n other ribbons type

@@trollinoakenshield9822 sorry I mistaken the person interviewing Aeolia being RIbbons

from the Trailblazer Movie

right the person interviewing is EA Ray that's why