On October 2, Cosmic Year 126, Long Fei sat in his private office, reviewing the newly submitted documents.
Dainsleif, also known as the "rail spike," was a bow-shaped projectile weapon. The Dainsleifs used by Gundam Fraus and Gundam Kimaris Vidar were merely replicas and were not forged from rare metals.
The warheads used by rail spikes were special KEP Warheads, weapons forged from rare metals.
Their destructive power could pierce through Nano-layer Armor, VPS Armor, and fourth-generation Gundanium Alloy in a single strike.
Their kinetic force was enough to break through the atmosphere, and with speeds approaching several hundred kilometers per second, a direct strike on the surface would cause immense damage to the terrain.
Although rail spikes were immensely powerful, they also had weaknesses.
They were neither unguided nor guided weapons and could not track targets, making it difficult to hit fast-moving objects. Even a slight deviation at launch could cause the impact point to miss.
Therefore, to compensate for their poor accuracy, multiple warheads were usually used for area suppression. However, this required military cooperation to pin the target down near the impact zone.
Long Fei thought, Looks like the scene from the final episode of Iron-Blooded Orphans, where the rail spike displayed its power, is about to be recreated on the Martian surface. Producer Ogawa Masakazu once said that Dainsleif itself could not inflict decisive damage on exceptionally skilled pilots. He also mentioned that McGillis and Mikazuki might have been capable of evading Dainsleif, unless they failed to notice it in time.
But perhaps because of a translation error, it became widely spread that anyone who wasn't a third-rate pilot could casually evade Dainsleif, leading everyone to mistakenly believe Mikazuki was even worse than a third-rate pilot.
*Still, if Yelishao De's group has sharp Newtype danger senses,