Later, when Chang Wufei became conflicted with the Gundams' battle against OZ and White Fang, Heero Yuy loans Wing Zero to Wufei to deal with White Fang reinforcements bent on destroying the pilots before they can join the other Gundam pilots on the ship Peacemillion. Once awake, they trade Gundams, Zechs taking Epyon to defend Sanc and Heero taking Wing Zero. When the two meet, they battle each other fiercely, until both are overwhelmed by their respective suits and collapse from their cockpits. Meanwhile, Zechs Merquise finds the abandoned Wing Zero floating in space, and takes it to Earth to defend Sanc during the same time. However, the system once again overwhelms him, causing Heero to go on a destructive killing spree and destroying even retreating enemy suits. Treize Khushrenada gifts the Epyon to Heero, who uses it to defend the Sanc Kingdom. The next time the Zero System is seen is within the cockpit of the Gundam Epyon, which uses a modified version of Zero called the Epyon System. Trant fails, however, and is overwhelmed by the effects of the system on his brain, dying likely from hemorrhage. Awakening from the hallucination to find he has attacked the surrounding suits Trant brought with him, Trant pulls Duo out of the cockpit before attempting to pilot it himself to escape OZ's pursuit. Duo reluctantly goes along with the test, but the System too drives him into temporary insanity in which he hallucinates several clones of Deathscythe and destroying the colony, killing Hilde.
Here, he forces Duo Maxwell to testpilot the suit under threat of destroying the colony that he and Hilde Schbeiker are hiding in. The next time Zero System is used is under the control of the OZ engineer who had run the tests, Trant Clark, who has escaped with Wing Zero and fled to L2. Knocked out of the cockpit, he falls to the floor and has a vision of Relena before losing consciousness. In doing so, it drives him temporarily insane and makes him believe the Gundam Scientists are his enemy. After the two are brought back to OZ custody, Heero is forced to pilot the Wing Gundam Zero and test the suit's Zero System. When Quatre's attack cripples Trowa's suit, Heero manages to talk Quatre out of his stupor induced by the Zero System. Heero Yuy and Trowa Barton are sent by OZ to stop him in the Mercurius and Vayeate mobile suits. Distraught by the death of his father, Quatre's mind is already weakened and the Zero System overwhelms him, causing him to go on the aforementioned rampage and destroying several colonies. The System first appears within Wing Gundam Zero under the control of Quatre Raberba Winner. Gundam Epyon, on the other hand, featured a more standard cockpit design, with a data helmet worn by the pilot displaying various data. Target markers showing enemies within range are also displayed on the surface of the cockpit during battle. In order to accomodate the ZERO System, Wing Gundam Zero featured a unique panoramic cockpit, with a three dimensional radar display in the center of the console panel and a data display showing enemy data and the unit's own status on top of it. The system also includes advanced biofeedback equipment in the cockpit, allowing it to scan the pilot's brain activities and control the emission of neurotransmitters, alleviating the strain placed on the pilot by the mobile suit's maneuvers, allowing the pilot to operate at a level beyond human limits. As such, controlling the system requires extremely high willpower, and weak-willed users risk being controlled by it. However, its predictions usually prioritize tactical victory above all else, ignoring any possibility of collateral damage, harm to the pilot, or the pilot's own emotions and morals. In other words, it shows the pilots the actions necessary in order to achieve victory.
The ZERO system analyzes a given situation based on the massive amounts of data collected by its various sensors, then transmits multiple possible responses, as well as the results, directly into the pilot's brain.
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175 by the five Gundam scientists, the ZERO System was an interface system designed to eliminate human weakness and draw out the full potential of a mobile suit. 3 Gundam Wing Technical Guide Informationĭeveloped around A.C.
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