Gundam Super G Universe

G-Generation Code Amelias Setting Explanation
I see that many readers have not played Gundam G Generation Beyond and are not very familiar with Codename Amelias. It seems that this character's appearance is inexplicable, so I would like to explain it here.

First, a brief description of the concepts in the game:
Codenamed Amelias, she is the administrator of the old G-century system on the moon. After a long period of time, it stopped functioning. Her skill is betrayal. She launched a transcendence shock (summoning characters from different worlds) to obtain the new G-century system on Earth, which caused a bug in the new system. Aphrodite, the system consciousness of the modern G-century system, was blocked inside. She used Aphrodite's name in the work to guide players to open the blocked system door.

In other words, this codename Amelias is a legacy of the previous generation of the G-Century system, and has completely lost the administrator privileges, so he can only use his remaining means to play some tricks. Moreover, he is still in a sealed state, and needs to be gradually unsealed by changes in the world.

She does not have the same abilities as the protagonist, and can only rely on language deception and remaining summoning abilities to escape.

The setting of this book (not detailed in the article, I will explain it here)

1. Codename Amelias can only passively search for people in different worlds who have contact with the protagonist and have a strong desire to actively find the protagonist.

Second, before the seal of Codename Amelias is lifted to the next stage, the ability to allow people to travel through time can only be used by the summoned person to return to the corresponding parallel world (for example: Harman can only go to the UC-related world, Tessa can only go to the All-Gold-related world). After the seal is lifted to the next stage, the recruits can travel through time.

3. Codename Amelias has too little authority to overcome the limitations of the protagonist's G Century system to help the recruiter. That is, the system limits the protagonist to bringing one machine into a certain world, so even if all the seals are lifted, Codename Amelias can only send one machine per person.

4. Codename Amelias's recruiter can initiate an additional summon when the number of personnel has not reached the limit. That is, if the protagonist enters with three people and three machines, the recruiter can summon two additional AI machine helpers. The machines are ordinary machines recorded in the Codename Amelias database (the special machines of the protagonists of each Gundam world cannot appear, and the machines in the legend are not affected). After the machine is destroyed, it turns into data and disappears, and there will be no residue.

5. Codename Amelias can equip the recruit with a machine from her world, but the machine cannot be modified later by humans and cannot be higher than the machine level limited by the protagonist's system.

All in all, Codename Amelias' abilities are basically the beggar's version of the protagonist's system, and there is no such thing as a shopping mall technology tree, nor can a legion be formed.

The prototype of the idea of ​​adding this character is the extra reward system that all G Century games have. In the game, when the player completes the extra conditions given by the card, it will be triggered, and three more pink special monsters will be spawned. Most of them have skills or very high rewards.

The purpose of putting it in this book is to let the people who the protagonist has provoked in other worlds appear again, and increase the plot variables in the form of a brawl. (No one really thinks that I gave Harman so many scenes, and will hastily use the book to retain the memory to solve the problem later.)

Of course, fighting is the main theme of the latter part of the book, and it is impossible to change it. I don't think anyone would want the protagonist to go to another world to farm again after finishing the seed. Farming is something that only needs to be done once.

(End of this chapter)