Unlike the other 2nd generation Gundams, Abulhool was developed on Earth as its flight and transformation capabilities needed to be tested under gravity. It can switch flexibly between its two forms, Flight Form and MS Form, depending on the situation. Unlike the flight-type MS deployed in this era by the Union and AEU, Abulhool's transformation does not require switching parts in the base and it can transform even while flying. Due to the focus on aerial combat capabilities and the incorporation of transformation mechanisms, Abulhool’s MS Form deviates from a humanoid shape. Furthermore, the marked differences in dimensions of Abulhool’s two forms are not conducive for transportation and maintenance work. Using the technology and data gained from developing the Abulhool, these flaws were rectified in its successor, the 3rd generation Gundam - GN-003 Gundam Kyrios. Despite their differences, Kyrios and Abulhool have similarities including leg-mounted GN Verniers, and the rear covers of their GN Drives lack verniers or thrusters of any kind.