RF Gogg and Juaggu

Some F90Ms entered the underground submarine docks, flying fish hangars, and various underground underwater facilities.

The F90Ms launched anti-ship torpedoes or amphibious rockets, destroying those units and submarines.

After expending their weapons, some F90Ms surfaced and removed their equipment.

The small submarines controlled by Haro surfaced, their upper outer shells opening to reveal various F90 equipment inside.

There were B, D, F, G, H, L, O, and V equipment sets. Many F90 pilots selected the equipment they were most skilled with for battle.

Countless units in the underground hangars were destroyed by the F90s.

Besides the F90s, newly developed amphibious MS from the Skywing Mercenary Group also rolled off the production line.

They were the improved RF Gogg and the Gogg's successor, Juaggu.

Some of these amphibious MS followed the F90Ms in raiding underground ports, hangars, and other targets ahead, while others attacked submarines beneath the sea and surface warships. Some even went ashore.

An RF Gogg leaped out of the water and landed on the deck of an MS Carrier, sending the deck personnel into a panic. Its six-barreled head missile launcher instantly locked onto several MS that had just been catapulted out and fired.

Several catapult-launched MS were directly shot down by the missiles.

Its wrist Beam Cannons and chest Beam Cannon continuously fired at MS preparing to sortie or yet to sortie. Within a short time, the deck became a sea of flames.

After taking out those MS, the RF Gogg drove its thermal mechanical claws through the MS Carrier's control tower. Its palm Beam Cannons fired repeatedly, piercing through the control tower.

After destroying the surface MS Carrier, the RF Gogg immediately jumped back into the sea to seek its next target.

The Amphibious MS had to fight not only the F90Ms, but also the RF