Nope, can't figure out which TR-6 it is. Main difference is the weapon, and she's carrying her staff. Gonna go with the Woundwort for now because that's the base 'core' model (also mentioned on the next page).
Though... from the 'II' in the name, and the appearance of the Inle later... maybe it's supposed to be the Haze'n-thley II? That one also has actual legs too, IIRC.
Nope, can't figure out which TR-6 it is. Main difference is the weapon, and she's carrying her staff. Gonna go with the Woundwort for now because that's the base 'core' model (also mentioned on the next page).
Though... from the 'II' in the name, and the appearance of the Inle later... maybe it's supposed to be the Haze'n-thley II? That one also has actual legs too, IIRC.
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Anyways...
"Yorokobe KONNICHIWA, SHOUNEN"
That's the Woundwort in its "docking" mode. The limbs and other stuff attaches to the knees and shoulders to firm the II vorsion of a suit, in this case it's the goddesses limbs.
That's the Woundwort in its "docking" mode. The limbs and other stuff attaches to the knees and shoulders to firm the II vorsion of a suit, in this case it's the goddesses limbs.
Ah, I see. Thanks for the clarification.
Though this does turn this image into all sorts of disturbing...
Nope, can't figure out which TR-6 it is. Main difference is the weapon, and she's carrying her staff. Gonna go with the Woundwort for now because that's the base 'core' model (also mentioned on the next page).
Though... from the 'II' in the name, and the appearance of the Inle later... maybe it's supposed to be the Haze'n-thley II? That one also has actual legs too, IIRC.
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Anyways...
"Yorokobe KONNICHIWA, SHOUNEN"
It's the TR-6 Hazel II. Yes, it looks nothing like a Hazel and is basically 95% a recoloured Woundwort. Go figure.
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