#federation_forces

Stranded in the wrong desert because of a single misplaced digit, a Federation test unit marches forward under a sky thick with Minovsky particles.

Among them stands Alf Kamura, a green-haired technical officer who looks painfully out of place—half genius, half irritation. When they encounter an all-female reconnaissance platoon, fear gives way to relief, awkward compliments, and unexpected laughter.

Between war machines and youthful faces, between science that reshaped the universe and simple human misunderstandings, the desert becomes a stage where steel and vulnerability quietly meet.

Disclosure All images, videos, and music used in this work were created using AI.

A massive Federation HLV descends into the desolate sands of southern Australia—only to discover they’ve landed in the wrong place.

No base, no shelter, only sky and endless dust. What should have been a routine mobile suit mobility test turns into a stranded deployment caused by a single digit error in coordinates.

As laser communications struggle to reach Luna II through a particle-choked atmosphere, Captain South Burning calmly takes control. Rather than panic, he chooses movement.

In the distance, a lone reconnaissance platoon—composed entirely of young women—stands like wildflowers blooming in a burning desert. And so, under the harsh sun of Earth, two very different units begin to converge.

Disclosure All images, videos, and music used in this work were created using AI.