As Anaheim Electronics developed next-generation mobile suits under the Anti-Earth Union Group’s “Z Project” flag during the Gryps War, several design proposals were considered for the in-development MSZ-006 Zeta Gundam. One of these proposals would go on to become the MSN-00100 Hyaku Shiki, as its design proved too difficult to incorporate the transformation systems needed for the Zeta Gundam. The design was revised and then constructed as the Hyaku Shiki, although it did retain some features that would later be incorporated in the Zeta Gundam, such as the experimental “wing binders” mounted on its backpack, which packed extra thrusters and aided in maneuverability. Based on combat data and weapons designs from the RMS-099 Rick Dias and MSA-003 Nemo, plus incorporating data and the revolutionary new “movable frame” concept employed in the RX-178 Gundam Mark II, the Hyaku Shiki (”hyaku shiki” is Japanese for “type 100″) proved to be a light, fast and highly agile unit.

The Hyaku Shiki was assigned to AEUG ace pilot Quattro Bajeena (the incognito Char Aznable - Zeon’s “Red Comet” ace from the One Year War). The Hyaku Shiki was painted in a bright, highly distinctive gold paint scheme - ostensibly as a taunt to the Titans to prove that the AEUG could build mobile suits right under their noses - and had a reflective, anti-beam coating. Char would use the Hyaku Shiki as his personal mobile suit until the end of the Gryps War, when it was heavily damaged in a battle against Axis leader Haman Karn’s AMX-004 Qubeley in February UC 0088. A second Hyaku Shiki unit was later assigned to the troupe of young new pilots stationed aboard the AEUG’s assault carrier Argama during the Neo Zeon War that would immediately follow.

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