GNR-000B Black GN Sefer
Unit Type Support Craft Mobile Weapon
Appearances
Manga	00F: Chapter #19 - #20
Profile
Model Number	GNR-000B
Namesake	Sefer
Developed from	GNR-000 GN Sefer
Developed into	GN-XXXB + GNR-000B Black Sefer Rasiel
First Seen	2311 A.D.
Last Seen	2311 A.D.
Manufacturer	Celestial Being Mobile Suit Factory
Operator	Innovators
Known Pilots	Grave Violento (Innovator Clone)
General Characteristics
Power-plant	GN Condenser
Armor	E-Carbon
Movement
Propulsion	GN Verniers
Armaments 2 x GN Proto Bit
Special Equipments and Features Weapons Pack Deliverable Docking point (Black Gundam Rasiel)

GNR-000B Black GN Sefer (aka Black Sefer, Sefer), is the Innovators replicated variant of GNR-000 GN Sefer. GN Sefer's data, along with that of the Raisel and Plutone, was stolen by the Innovators to create the Black Sefer, which was piloted by a clone of Grave Violento.

Technology & Combat CharacteristicsEdit

GN Sefer is a support unit that can be equipped to the GN-XXX Gundam Rasiel. The GN Sefer's primary and only weapons were a pair of Proto-Bits. These bits were remote weapons that serve as the basis for the shield bits and rifle bits that would be used on the GN-006 Cherudim Gundam. It is also possible that the data for the Proto Bits, which would have been stored in Veda, would serve as the basis for the GN Fang weapons used by the GNW-002 Gundam Throne Zwei, GNW-20000 Arche Gundam, GNZ-007 Gaddess, and CB-0000G/C Reborns Gundam/Cannon.

ArmamentsEdit

• GN Proto Bits

GN Sefer is shown to carry two GN Proto Bits which is the prototype of GN Shield Bits or GN Fangs.GN Proto Bits is capable of manual control. It wasn't clear if there's a Haro to interface between the bits and MS.

System FeaturesEdit

• Bit Control System

HistoryEdit

Picture GalleryEdit

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Notes & TriviaEdit

• Sefer is Hebrew for book.
• Sefer Rasiel is named after Sefer Raziel HaMalakh. Sefer Raziel HaMalakh, (Hebrew, ספר רזיאל המלאך) Book of Raziel the Angel, is a medieval Kabbalistic grimoire, primarily written in Hebrew and Aramaic, but surviving also in Latin translation, as Liber Razielis Archangeli, in a 13th century manuscript produced under Alfonso X.

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