That’s the LM314V24 Victory 2 Assault Gundam, piloted by Uso Ewin, from 1993’s Mobile Suit Victory Gundam TV series.
To the great joy of individuals highly cultured enough to appreciate both mecha anime and strategy games, publisher Bandai Namco released the latest instalment in its Super Robot Wars video game franchise, Super Robot Wars 30, this week.
However, this piece is missing in the mecha’s Super Robot Wars 30 form.
However, while Super Robot Wars’ artists have done an impressive-enough job that the on-screen graphics will register as the V2 Assault Gundam (yes, we’re switching to the condensed name) to casual fans, hardcore Gundam otaku have noted a groin discrepancy.