ROBOT SPECS
It is the configuration of Hayato Jin, cold pilot and calculator; the sequence of the vehicles is Jaguar , Bear and Eagle. The Getter Two has obvious the same weight of the Getter One, and according to the statistics also the same height. Rapid in the movements on ground, on its speed it is based also a special attack, Getter Vision.

It is one of the few "asimetric" robot and certainly one of the first and more eminent. From always very appreciated from the fandom, it's the ancestor of the "thin" macha, (for how much the concept of mecha with Nagai/Ishikawa is very relative ^_^), and in a certain sense imitated also by the EVA's.

His favorite weapon results the drill: he can also use in 2 special attacks: Drill Hurricane, Plasma Drill. Besides the already cited Getter Vision, that remembers a little the multiple images attack of the Ninja's, Hayato can count also on its pliers to grind the enemies.

MODEL SPECS
I can't consider this model finished (like all my models besides ^_^) and do not even remotely texturized; at any rate is constituted essentially from metanurbs not ecessively "resoluted".

For my luck it hasn't the hands, and so I finished its basic structure long before Getter One, even though I've begun to work on it a lot later. I should say that the drill has changed a lot through various evolutions, but still I'm not convinced of the some final result: the pliers instead seems suitable.

Also in this case I united the rigidity of the IK with the weighted bone, even though in less important manner respect to the Getter One. At any rate I haven't decided if to leave so or not: for example I'm not satisfied of the motion of the legs, but for now I have not time to remake all.

On the whale my model is a compromise between the old and the new Getter Two: I could say that my version has the first's proportion while a lot of detail taken from the latter. The Drill is made on a more realistic one than the two official variants

By the way, I put Drill on right arm and pliers on left one, but this two models are the specular: on the net you can find a lot of images that show both the asimmetry variants