TAF-M9 Eagail — Specifications, Lineage & Appearances
TAF-M9
TAF-M9 Eagail at a glance
- Timeline
- Correct Century
- First appearance
- ∀ Gundam (1999)
- Gunpla kits
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The TAF-M9 Eagail is a transformable mobile suit from the Correct Century timeline of the Gundam franchise. It was manufactured by Moonrace. Within the franchise it is considered canon.
The TAF-M9 Eagail is a mobile suit that appears in the ∀ Gundam anime series. It is piloted by Corin Nander.
Within the story, the TAF-M9 Eagail first appears in 2345 C.C.
The TAF-M9 Eagail has appeared in 4 Gundam releases across 1999–2013, debuting in ∀ Gundam (1999). Later appearances include ∀ Gundam (Manga 2), ∀ Gundam (Manga) and Gundam Build Fighters.
It was fielded by Dianna Counter.
Specifications
- Model number
- TAF-M9
- Classification
- Transformable Mobile Suit
- Manufacturer
- Moonrace
- Universe
- Correct Century
- Canon status
- canon
- Power source
- Ultracompact Fusion Reactor
- First seen
- 2345 C.C.
- Last seen
- 2345 C.C.
Production Timeline
The TAF-M9 Eagail has appeared in 4 releases from 1999 to 2013.
- 1999 — ∀ Gundam (debut)
- 1999 — ∀ Gundam (Manga 2)
- 1999 — ∀ Gundam (Manga)
- 2013 — Gundam Build Fighters
Frequently asked questions about the TAF-M9 Eagail
- What is the TAF-M9 Eagail?
- The TAF-M9 Eagail is a transformable mobile suit from the Correct Century timeline of the Gundam franchise. It was manufactured by Moonrace. It is considered canon within the franchise. The Eagail was sent to Earth along with its pilot, a cryogenically-frozen military convict Corin Nander. The Eagail was destroyed in a volcano during an underground duel with Loran Cehack and his System-∀99 ∀ Gundam, though its pilot someho…
- Which factions operated the TAF-M9 Eagail?
- The TAF-M9 Eagail was operated by Dianna Counter.
- Which Gundam series does the TAF-M9 Eagail appear in?
- The TAF-M9 Eagail appears in 4 Gundam releases, debuting in ∀ Gundam (1999): ∀ Gundam, ∀ Gundam (Manga 2), ∀ Gundam (Manga) and Gundam Build Fighters.
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