SD Gundam G Generation ETERNAL: Full Armor Gundam EX2 2-Unit Guide

To clear the Expert EX2 stage against Full Armor Gundam in the U.C.0079 E-Simulator and fulfill all three mission objectives at once, deploy a two-unit team consisting of one high-durability anchor and one high-penetration single-target striker. This restricted setup allows you to satisfy the two-unit deployment cap, beat the turn limit, and prevent any unit losses in a single attempt.

Stage Objectives and Team Composition

Clearing all three missions simultaneously requires meeting strict conditions: deploying no more than two units, completing the stage within the designated turn limit, and suffering zero casualties. Bringing a full squad risks losing fragile support units to the boss's long-range attacks, which instantly fails the zero-casualty requirement.

A two-unit squad concentrates enemy targeting onto units built to withstand the damage while keeping your action economy focused. Build your duo to handle mitigation, debuffs, and burst damage without external support.

Squad Role	Key Unit Attributes	Pilot & Ability Priorities
Primary Striker	High single-target Special or Melee power, innate defense penetration, self-buffing SP skill	Attack stat increases, Critical Rate boosters, damage multipliers vs. Federation or General units
Brawler / Anchor	High HP and DEF pools, broad counterattack range, Attack Down and Defense Down debuffs	Guard rate enhancers, damage reduction passives, counterattack damage boosts

Your primary striker must pierce Full Armor Gundam's heavy armor profile independently. Equip parts and abilities that maximize raw attack and critical output rather than utility. Your brawler must feature enough bulk and range to bait minion fire and retaliate effectively during the enemy phase.

Turn 1: Positioning and Minion Control

Do not rush directly toward Full Armor Gundam on Turn 1. Advancing immediately into the boss's attack range exposes your duo to combined fire from both the boss and supporting escort units before your defensive buffs or debuffs are active.

Move both units forward into overlapping support range, stopping just outside the boss's maximum threat envelope.
Place your durable brawler slightly ahead in the movement path to draw initial targeting from escort units.
Use basic attacks or low-cost skills to eliminate high-threat minions that carry debuffs or status ailments.
Let your brawler absorb incoming hits and weaken remaining perimeter units with counterattacks during the enemy phase.

Engaging Full Armor Gundam

Full Armor Gundam relies on multi-hit missile salvos, long-range beam attacks, and punishing counterattacks. Once the perimeter escorts are eliminated, close the distance systematically.

Check the Combat Preview: Always inspect the combat preview before initiating an attack to ensure your unit can survive the boss's retaliatory strike.
Apply Attack Down: Use your brawler to apply attack debuffs to the boss, reducing the burst potential of its missile barrages.
Apply Defense Down: Strip the boss's armor with debuffs before committing your striker's highest-cost attacks.
Utilize Defensive Stances: If a unit must end its turn within the boss's optimal firing arc without attacking, set it to a defensive stance or place it on favorable terrain to reduce incoming damage.

SP Timing and Final Burst Execution

Manage your SP gauge carefully during the mid-fight so your strongest attacks align with active debuffs.

Have your brawler initiate the offensive chain each turn. This removes any reaction guards from the boss and reapplies necessary Defense Down debuffs. Immediately follow up with your primary striker's SP skill while the boss's defensive values are compromised.

If Full Armor Gundam survives your player phase with a small amount of remaining health, do not overextend a damaged unit to force a finish. End your turn in a secure defensive position and allow your brawler's counterattack to eliminate the boss on the enemy phase. This keeps both units alive and secures the three-mission clear.