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* ''[[Gundam SEED Astray]]'', as well. Initially, when Lowe makes the 150 Gabera Straight (which, by the way, ''re''-redefines the [[BFS]] - it's an orbital [[Katanas Are Just Better|katana]] ''150 meters long''), he has to put his Astray Red Frame into a Junk Guild Power Loader (pictured above) just to swing it.
* ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam 00]]'' has a surprise somewhere in the middle season: the [[Mighty Glacier]] Gundam Virtue is revealed to be just a [[Powered Armor]] of a smaller [[Fragile Speedster]], Gundam Nadleeh. Dropping Virtue's armor off enables Nadleeh's pilot to play [[Judge, Jury, and Executioner]] on his teammates if he's dissatisfied with them.
** Season 2 has the same in the form of the Seravee Gundam carrying the smaller Seraphim Gundam folded up on it'sits back. Or to be more exact, the two have the same cockpit but Seraphim is facing backwards (though it doesn't need the cockpit to operate; Seravee can launch and remote-control it). Unlike Nadleeh, Seraphim doesn't need to drop Seravee off piece by piece; it can simply eject and unfold. The Mobile Suit Variations line introduces an alternate version of Seravee that carries ''three'' weaker versions of Seraphim.
*** And ''[[Gundam 00: Awakening of the Trailblazer|Gundam 00 a Wakening of The Trailblazer]]'' introduces the Raphael Gundam, whose backpack is the Seravee II.
* ''[[Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann]] '' has the Space Ganmen, which are essentially up-scaled Ganmen capable of fighting and moving in space and piloted by regular Ganmen, which are then piloted by humans.
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