The XG-70: Built for an Unwinnable War

Thank you for your patience on this one — we appreciate the wait.(LORE CLARIFICATIONS AT THE BOTTOM AND COMMENTS) This video explores the XG-70 program and its role in a war humanity was never meant to win. We’d love to hear your thoughts, especially as this project features a different editor than our previous releases. Credits Artwork (Athabasca): Beishui Alternative IV & XG-70 Rutherford Field imagery: WalkerDev Script: Alester, Weiss, Ghost, Whiskey Voice Acting: Spock Reviewed by: The ALTP Team MIT edit reference: Knight of Norn XG-70 CPC Diagram and others - Shariah Videos supplied: Drew, Whiskey, ghost. Primary source material drawn from: Muv-Luv Alternative Codex Muv-Luv Alternative Regenerative Music featured from: Muv-Luv Alternative (Visual Novel) Muv-Luv Total Eclipse Copyright & Fair Use Notice This video contains excerpts from Muv-Luv Alternative and related materials for the purposes of commentary, analysis, and educational discussion. All rights to original characters, music, and visual assets belong to their respective copyright holders. ----DISCLAIMER---- Select WWII archival footage used for historical comparison and analysis. All rights to original recordings and watermarked material remain with their respective owners. In some segments, our HUD overlay partially obscures a visible watermark in the source footage. This was not intentional. We apologize to the original uploader/archivist (potentially know as:(“kickflip”)) for any obstruction of attribution. Content is used under fair use principles for transformative analysis and critique. ------ Lore Clarifications ------ After further review of the Codex, Regenerative, and HI-MAERF material, we would like to clarify a few points: 1) Variant Designations The Codex explicitly refers to the first XG-70 only once as the “A” version, later progressing by upgrades to B and then D. The Codex does not explicitly list a C designation. However, Regenerative references an XG-70C, creating an apparent gap between primary and extended material. For this video, we followed the Codex progression (A → B → D) as the primary structural reference. 2) Counterphase Field System We did not explicitly address the gravity Counterphase Field system. This system is central to the XG-70’s anti-gravity stabilization and maneuver control of protecting the pilots, particularly following the early HI-MAERF incident and subsequent refinements. Which was an main part of the reason the 12 pilots were killed. 3) Mk.II / Alternative IV Developments We also did not fully expand on the XG-70b “Susanoo No. Mk.II” configuration under Alternative IV. The magazine material notes variant-specific head units and highlights the evolution of the main sensor mast design — a Lockheed-developed shape later stated to be inherited by the F-22 Raptor. We apologize for these omissions and appreciate the patience and insight of those who pointed them out. Accuracy matters to us, and these topics will be explored in greater detail in a follow-up segment. Timed segments from a fan named ATGM Costco spec 0:00 - 1:55 Introduction 1:55 - 6:10 Athabasca/G-Elements Discovery & Experimentation 6:10 - 8:25 Rutherford field, birth of the HI-MAERF Program 8:25 - 10:50 XG-70a Valkyrie & CPC 10:50 - 11:30 G-Bomb/Morpheus Test 11:30 - 13:05 Incorporation of XG-70 prototypes into Alternative IV 13:05 - 14:55 Acquisition of Yokohama Hive and 00 Unit Quantum Computer 14:55 - 16:55 Operation 21st & XG-70b Susanoo II Field Test. 16:55 - 21:30 Yokohama Base Attack and XG-70c XG-70d Susanoo IV 21:30 - 23:00 Operation Ouka 23:00 - End Conclusion & Technological Review