Talk:MSN-03 Jagd Doga

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[edit] Unreference, AGAIN

Maybe you'll get it if I remove things from the article. The following section is NOT referenced ANYWHERE in the links provided as references.

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Only two units appeared in the movie and are confirmed to be built. The first unit, which spots a dark blue colour and a prominent antenna on its head, was piloted by artificially-enhanced cyber-Newtype Gyunei Guss. His unit was equipped with a beam assault rifle mounting an attached grenade launcher. Gyunei used this mobile suit to fight Amuro Ray twice, first in the prototype RGZ-91 Re-GZ, and later in the custom-engineered RX-93 Nu Gundam. Amuro bested him in this second engagement, completely destroying the Jagd Doga with a single bazooka round. The second unit, painted red, was piloted by another artificially-strengthed cyber-Newtype, Quess Paraya. This unit was equipped with a potent beam-based mega Gatling gun. After being damaged in combat, Quess abandoned this unit and subsequently came to use the mobile armor Alpha Azieru.

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This information has been removed per WP:RS. --Elaragirl^Talk|Count 12:27, 10 February 2007 (UTC)

There is just no satiating you, is there? At any rate. I've added a few references to some third party sources, one to Bandai (for reliability) and a third to the Wayback Machine's archive of Gundam Project's relevant page (at the time of its writing, Mark Simmons was just a Gundam Fan, but is now a consultant for Bandai in the localization of Gundam products for release in North America, so he should fulfill both the third-party and reliable source criterion. Plus he's written books on the subject, so he's published too! Ha-ha!). Users may have to make a small amount of conjecture to link up Bandai's (reliable) plot synopsis with MAHQ's (third party) review that details the exact usage of the Jagd Doga in the film. Additionally, I am told that the Jagd Doga is included in Gundam: The Official Guide's Char's Counterattack section, so I've added that as well. I don't own the book myself, so I cannot make exact citations as of this moment. I'll try to acquire it later. At any rate, short of providing a BitTorrent link to download the movie for themselves (which I hear is frowned upon, piracy and all), I believe this is about as close as one can get with free sources. MalikCarr 01:02, 11 February 2007 (UTC)

Additionally, I've added a reference to the Gundam Technical Manuals (#4, specifically). I had thought these were out-of-print, but used booksellers at Amazon.com are still selling them, so I've ordered the whole bundle. I'll make exactly page and chapter citations after they arrive and I have time to peruse. MalikCarr 01:57, 11 February 2007 (UTC)

"There is just no satiating you, is there?" No. Which would you prefer, this or the articles being mass AfD? I don't do mass AfD but someone will, or prod it. Or whatever. Now that it's fixed I can move on. --Elaragirl^Talk|Count 02:15, 11 February 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Clean Article

Right! With Gundam Technical Manual in hand I've cleaned the article up and put in inline citations and what have you. Looks sharp now, eh? MalikCarr 04:16, 23 February 2007 (UTC)