The Alliance storms the core of the G: Universe. In the final battle, you fight against the source of the HACKs. The climax involves a massive battle against a towering, corrupted mobile suit (a giant HACK version of the Turn A or Turn X conceptually, representing the reset of the world). Ss Lisa Short -videoslide- Mp4 Link
It is revealed that the main antagonist is , piloted by a corrupted consciousness that believes the only way to save the Gundam world from eventual decay is to let the HACKs consume everything and "reboot" the world into a static, unchanging state. The antagonist argues that "True History" is full of tragedy and war, whereas a corrupted world offers a twisted form of peace. #имя? | Why You See
The player defeats the core corruption, proving that despite the tragedy of war, humanity (and the characters) value their history and their fight for the future. The version you mentioned (v20230510) includes the "Break" content . After the main story concludes, the "Break" missions unlock.
Your mission is to fight through the HACKs and ensure the "True History" plays out as intended. To do this, you must recruit key characters from different timelines who have been displaced by the corruption. Phase 1: Gathering the Forces The story is mission-based. You travel to famous battles (like the Battle of A Baoa Qu or the Battle of Jachin Due). In each mission, you usually find a famous Gundam pilot (like Char Aznable, Heero Yuy, or Mikazuki Augus) who is confused because history went off the rails. After defeating the HACKs and restoring the timeline, these pilots join your Alliance, allowing you to use them in future battles.
As you restore the timelines, you begin to realize that the system failure wasn't an accident. The corruption is being fueled by a central entity.
Here is the story breakdown for : The Premise: A World Gone Wrong The game takes place in a dimension known as G: Universe , a place where the histories of various Gundam timelines (Universal Century, Cosmic Era, After Colony, etc.) are supposed to coexist as "history simulations."