The backpack had not yet been installed on the main body, but just like the Freedom Gundam, how could it still be called the Freedom Gundam if it only had the main body without the wings that could unfold behind it? Likewise, if the Destiny Gundam lacked the winged backpack component on its back, it could not be considered the Destiny Gundam either.
The same principle applied to this new mecha. Only when the main body and backpack became one could it be considered the true new mecha.
The backpack and the main body clearly belonged to the same style, and it also had the same exposed Mental Power Frame as the mecha itself. However, unlike the Justice Gundam's original wing-shaped backpack, it lacked that flowing, lightweight feel. It looked heavier, but also more complex.
The entire backpack could roughly be divided into three sections. Its total length was only slightly shorter than the mecha itself, though not all three sections were that long. The shortest part only extended from above the mecha's head down to its lower back.
The first section was the core, located in the middle. It was the central part of the entire backpack and the key hub linking it to the main body. It was also the most intricate part of the backpack. At the front was the connection point to the mecha's back, while three thruster nozzles were exposed vertically in the center at the rear. Xiao Ran could tell that one of them was actually a GN Particle exhaust port.
The second section consisted of symmetrical structures on either side of the core. This was the thickest part of the backpack, though not the longest. It was tightly connected to the central core. From the outside, it looked like a box-like structure covered