Names:

Haro

Status: Robot Pet of Amuro
Tags: Support Mecha13th Autonomous CorpsPetArtificial Intelligence
Affiliation: 13th Autonomous Corps
Owners & Pets: Amuro RayLiu Bei Unicorn Gundam
Original Design: Messenger Haro (Dragon Memory) (Round Devil)
World: the World of Mobile Soldiers
Works: Mobile Suit GundamUniversal Century Series
LeveL: C

Haro is the mechanical mascot of the Gundam franchise, and is one of the few characters that appear in more than one timeline.

Haro was originally a mascot robot released by SUN Corporation in U.C. 0078. It has a basic artificial intelligence, as well as a range of features, including facial recognition, voice recognition, rudimentary speech, and the ability to move both under gravity and in zero G by rolling, walking, and jumping. Its cuteness made it highly popular among middle school students. It later became the mascot of the Colony Public Corporation, and served as the narrator for the CPC's orientation video for space colonists.

One such unit was heavily customized by Amuro, who gave it to his friend Fraw Bow as a present.The features added by Amuro include a more advanced AI, a pair of five-fingered manipulators, and the ability to measure brainwaves.

Haro is the mechanical mascot of the Gundam franchise, and is one of the few characters that appear in more than one timeline.

Haro was originally a mascot robot released by SUN Corporation in U.C. 0078. It has a basic artificial intelligence, as well as a range of features, including facial recognition, voice recognition, rudimentary speech, and the ability to move both under gravity and in zero G by rolling, walking, and jumping. Its cuteness made it highly popular among middle school students. It later became the mascot of the Colony Public Corporation, and served as the narrator for the CPC's orientation video for space colonists.

One such unit was heavily customized by Amuro, who gave it to his friend Fraw Bow as a present.The features added by Amuro include a more advanced AI, a pair of five-fingered manipulators, and the ability to measure brainwaves.