gundam seed mecha question

could someone please help me out? i dont have enough time anymore to watch the entire series and want to figure this out. every gundam series has a most powerful "good gundam". like how wing zero is in gundam wing, and god gundam in g gundam.

whats the most powerful good gundam in the following SEED series...

Gundam SEED
Gundam SEED ASTRAY
Gundam SEED DESTINY
Gundam SEED C.E. 73 STARGAZER

if someone could help me out, that would be great. THANKS!

In Seed it was Freedom, followed by Justice and Providence being the best of the bad guys' Gundams. In Destiny, it would be Strike Freedom and Infinite Justice against Destiny and Legend. I didn't finish Stargazer and never read/saw Astray, but for Astray I'd guess either Aegis or Sword Calamity since the main unit, the Astray, is a weak prototype. For Stargazer, the Strike Noir or the Destroy Gundam would be the strongest.

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ive visited that site. it really doesnt answer my question very well

EDIT: was freedom gundam also known as strike freedom gundam?

Freedom

Strike Freedom

And a quick search you coudl have done you could of found this.

If you mean the outright most powerful, then;
Seed: Freedom, Justice and Providence
Seed Destiny: Freedom before it gets owned, Strike Freedom, Infinite Justice, Destiny and Legend
Stargazer: Mostly just powered up of exsisting versions, Strike Noir Blue Duel et al. and the Stargazer.

Yeah, Astray doesn't really have an all-powerful hero suit, as the Astrays themselves are prototype suits that were developed parallel to the first batch of Gundams in SEED, and lack Phase Shift capability to boot. I guess they would have been pretty powerful at the beginning, since they had beam weaponry (prior to the creation and theft of the Gundams in SEED, both sides were still relying on conventional and laser weaponry, rather than plasma beam weapons), but once that tech was reverse-engineered, they got outclassed pretty quickly.

The Astrays get most of their "power" due to their ingenious pilots, who have developed all sorts of modifications and add-ons to their base suits to handle different environments and situations.

On the villain side, however, you've got the supremely evil-looking Gold Frame Astray, which in its final incarnation has the ability to leech energy from any mobile suit within its area-of-effect radius like some giant mechanical vampire, which is just brutal in a universe where the majority of suits are battery powered, shutting them down entirely in a matter of minutes (and even nuclear powered suits still function using a battery fed by the reactor, so while they won't totally shut down while being drained, their maximum output will certainly be hampered). Also having recovered a lost arm from SEED's Blitz Gundam, it gained Phase Shift and Mirage Colloid (invisibility cloak) capabilities. The only thing really holding it back is that it's very much a close-range superiority suit. It only possesses one beam gun and three Lancer Darts (explosive javelins, pretty much, fired from the shield on its right arm), while featuring all sorts of close and mid-range weaponry, from the bladed claw on its left arm, to spiked feet, its double swords and bladed shield edge, and the projectile spears on its wings.

As far as I know, the Gold Frame Astray has yet to be destroyed, but I don't think it has any active involvement in the current Astray series, either.

Yeah, the main "hero" suits in Astray aren't overly powerful. It's mostly Lowe's clever piloting and improvised upgrades that let him clinch a win. Honestly I prefer that to the overpowered suits of Destiny.

X Astray has a couple of interesting suits, though - the Hyperion Gundam has the same shield system as the battlebase Artemis from the beginning of SEED, which sucks up power like nobody's business but while it is active, nothing can scratch that suit. I've not read volume two of X Astray yet, so I can't comment on the other major new suit in that volume, the Dreadnought Gundam.

None of the suits in Stargazer seemed to be that powerful, though. They were all mostly older suits, which would have been totally outclassed anywhere else. Even the Stargazer itself wasn't all that, in fact it isn't even a combat model. It's a deep space exploration suit with an advanced AI and a special propulsion system.

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Originally Posted by Lance Halberd Sol Fury can be likened to a German clock. A very exact, complex, and tightly-wound precision instrument that occasionally goes cuckoo.

I too prefer our hero to do clever tricks (some times called tactics ), makes it look like someone is actually fighting in their 'mech as opposed to, point-aim-shooter- done, and let the machine take care of the rest.

Dreadnought's a poor-man's Providence. It's the test suit for the DRAGOON system. It's essentially a GuAIZ body with a Gundam head, and a four-DRAGOON backpack add-on.

That's why I liked a lot of SEED's early fights, as Kira was capable of pulling all sorts of fancy maneuvers and clever tactics out of his ass like no-one's business. That, and his classy Armor Shneider finishers.