Gundam Pilot Mobile Suit XXXG-01D Gundam Deathscythe Pilot(s): Duo Maxwell Production Site: L2 Colony Cluster The Deathscythe, the second of the five Gundams dispatched to Earth as part of Operation Meteor, was created by the scavenger organization known as the Sweeper Group. It was developed by the Sweeper Group's Professor G, an expert in stealth technology. Thanks to the hyper jammers on its backpack, the Gundam Deathscythe can scramble enemy radar and visual sensors, remaining invisible to its foes until the moment it strikes them down. Its high speed makes this Gundam ideal for such hit-and-run tactics, and pilot Duo Maxwell exploits this capability to the hilt. The Deathscythe's primary weapon is its lethal beam scythe, supplemented by the standard vulcans and machine cannons. The Gundam's buster shield also functions as a weapon, equipped with sharp pincers and a central beam blade; the shield can even be launched at enemy mobile suits, to deliver its killing blow at a distance.

Gundam Pilot Mobile Suit XXXG-01D2 Gundam Deathscythe Hell Pilot(s): Duo Maxwell When OZ launches its campaign to win over the space colonies, Gundam pilot Duo Maxwell returns to space with his Gundam Deathscythe. He is soon captured, and his Gundam wrecked, by OZ's space forces. However, the five scientists who created the Gundams use the resources of OZ's lunar base to reconstruct the Deathscythe under their enemy's very nose. When the time comes for Duo to make his escape, the as-yet-incomplete Deathscythe Hell proves to be more than a match for OZ's mobile dolls. Though the remodeled Deathscythe Hell sports a dangerous double-bladed twin beam scythe, the biggest improvement is its amazing multi-purpose active cloak. For starters, this device serves as an extra layer of armor, complete with a beam-deflecting barrier based on the Mercurius's planet defensor technology. Its stealth capabilities also enhance the effectiveness of the hyper jammers, rendering the Deathscythe Hell invisible even to visual sensors. When opened, the bat-like wings of the active cloak function as manuevering devices. And, of course, its demonic appearance makes for an effective psychological weapon.