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Finally done. Had this on the back burner for a while since I was really not looking forward to coming up with equivalent terms for all the technical gobbledygook.
Hope these work, but I'm open for any suggestions for improvement.
I briefly considered using MCV as the short term (which would also be funny to anybody who have played the C&C series), but wound up just picking the intuitive Mech instead.
Kinda like the idea of having an extra leg serve more as a protect measure for the vulnerable joints of the main legs.
Rathurue said:
That's not extra leg. It's quite essentially like a stilts you wear on your knees, but armored to 11.
TenguerecheBionico said:
Me thought they were shin armor. Y'know in case of giant desks xD
Those are "hover units". Probably produces some sort of air cushion to lighten the mech and make it more maneuverable, instead of going all the way and actually making it actually hover. Or maybe it's some kind of Maglev system with the same function.
Though, yeah, probably also double as ablative armor.
Updated
•Genuine armor made from impact-stiffening fibers.
There is wear and tear from over the years though.
•Left arm is a substitute replacement from another mech.
•Front legs are actually the hover propulsors. The heel-looking part are the actual legs.
Original writes it as "Hover Units", using katakana English.
•Main cannon is held between the wrist and a linking cantilever-arm.
Reading the kanji in a different way (if it were a Gundam vehicle) will give you "...expanded mobile tank..", but... yeah. Needed to come up with another term that also happens to fit the kanji.