title: Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn (video game)
text: # Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn (video game)
  
  Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn is an action game developed by From Software and published by Namco Bandai Games for the PlayStation 3. The game is based on the first three episodes of the anime adaptation.
  
  ## Gameplay
  
  The game features a "Sub Flight" system, where the character-in-control can climb atop a Mobile Suit to initiate its transformation into flight form. The transformations occur seamlessly in real-time.
  
  ## Plot
  
  ### Story
  
  The game consists of several different but intertwined arcs, with each assuming the perspectives of the respective characters. Completing one character's arc will unlock another character's arc.
  
  **Banagher Arc**
  
  
      Told through the perspective of the protagonist, Banagher Links. In this arc, the player will be piloting the RX-0 Unicorn Gundam, alternating between "Unicorn Mode" and "Destroy Mode".
  
  **Frontal Arc**
  
  
      Told through the perspective of the antagonist, Full Frontal. In this arc, the player will be piloting Full's personal machine, the MSN-06S Sinanju.
  
  **Marida Arc**
  
  
      Told through the perspective of Neo Zeon female ace pilot, Marida Cruz. In this arc, the player will be piloting Marida's NZ-666 Kshatriya.
  
  ### Characters
  
  **Banagher Links (バナージ・リンクス, Banāji Rinkusu)**
  
  
      Voiced by: Kōki Uchiyama
  
  **Full Frontal (フル・フロンタル, Furu Furontaru)**
  
  
      Voiced by: Shuichi Ikeda
  
  **Marida Cruz (マリーダ・クルス, Marīda Kurusu)**
  
  
      Voiced by: Yuko Kaida
  
  ## Development
  
  According to Famitsu, From Software has been paying a lot of attentions to details, from the exterior appearances to the weight of the Mobile Suits, in order to make them feel as real as possible. From Software is also trying bring the immersion of speed to player as much as possible. Sunrise has commented that they were surprised at the impressive level of details of the Mobile Suit recreations.
  
  As of November 2011, the development process was at 70% completion.
  
  