Lacus' exit from her escape pod in episodes 7 and 8 of Gundam SEED is a nod to Lalah Sune's exit from Char's shuttle in episode 34 ("The Glory of Solomon") of Mobile Suit Gundam. In G-Saviour, the mobile communication devices used by various characters in the film are referred to as "Haro". Despite being one of her most popular roles, Rie Tanaka said at her appearance at the 2008 New York Anime Festival that Lacus is the hardest character she played so far. [30]

Lacus can arouse her SEED Factor in Super Robot Wars series. The game shows her SEED Factor phase animation, unlike in the TV series. This was a prototype MS developed by the Ochs Earth Corporation, a company that was established on Earth. The most prominent feature of this unit was the implementation of the GUND Format, where "GUND"—an innovative body function expansion technology based on artificial limb welfare engineering—was refined for mobile suits. The mobile suits that incorporated the GUND Format and gained cross-disciplinary fighting abilities were collectively called GUND-ARMs, and people across the world soon came to call them "GUNDAMs". [1] Armaments [ ] Compo GUND-BIT Shield [ ] 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. [1] It later became the mascot of the Colony Public Corporation, and served as the narrator for the CPC's orientation video for space colonists. [2] Mitsuo Fukuda, the director of Gundam SEED, claimed in a 2003 interview that he drew inspiration from actress Audrey Hepburn for the creation of Lacus' character. [29] This was a shield employing GUND-BIT, a next generation remote-controlled swarm weapon system. [3] It had anti-beam field properties. [2] Bit Stave [ ]

Amuro Ray · Bright Noa · Sayla Mass · Hayato Kobayashi · Kai Shiden · Ryu Jose · Fraw Bow · Mirai Yashima · Sleggar Law · Marker Clan · Oscar Dublin · Omur Fang · Job John · Sunmalo · Tamura · Paolo Cassius · Vammas · Howard · Maximilian · Kal · Humrau Over the years, Bandai has perfected the art of Gunpla design and manufacturing through continuous innovation. Their Gunpla kits are a joy to build and bring enormous satisfaction to hobbyists around the world. What exactly is Gunpla? One such unit was heavily customized by Amuro, who gave it to his friend Fraw Bow as a present. [3] The features added by Amuro include a more advanced AI, a pair of five-fingered manipulators, and the ability to measure brainwaves. [4] Lacus Clyne was born the daughter of PLANT Supreme Council Chairman Siegel Clyne. She developed a career as an idol singer which brought her enormous popularity in the PLANTs. She was engaged to Athrun Zala for political reasons. Upon their engagement, Athrun went to their home to hand her a bouquet of roses much to her delight. When the First Alliance-PLANT War started, things changed between them as they are both preoccupied with their agendas during the war they rarely got the chance to meet or speak with one another. Despite that, Lacus always anticipated the day she and Athrun will meet again.

Lacus makes her first appearance in the Super Robot Wars franchise with The 3rd Super Robot Wars Alpha -To the ends of the Galaxy- . She appears on board the Eternal alongside Andrew Waltfield. The big difference here is that, unlike the game's other battleships (the Archangel and Martian Successor Nadesico's Nadesico), the Eternal is a selectable unit. Lacus can be switched with Andrew as the captain before launch. This only happens in Judgment, K, and L. With her first appearance and later entries only setting Lacus as the main pilot of the Eternal while Waltfield as Sub pilot. She's also seen possessing a SEED mode. Upon reaching the moral of 130+. In Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn, it is mentioned by Banagher Links that Haros became popular for children after the One Year War. He owns a replica of Amuro's Haro. A large Haro with the same cap as Chief Haro can also be seen attached to the Re-Equip Ring in the series. It also has two large wings mounted to its sides similar to that of a Medea Transport from the original Gundam series. The Bits that could separate from the shield were called Bit Staves, which were weapons that adopted thrust vectoring nozzles, posture control thrusters, and built-in beam cannons. These functions could be used to perform various three-dimensional offensive and defensive maneuvers. [3] Receiver Gun [ ] Even though they are technically enemies, Lacus was kind and respectful towards everybody on board the Archangel, and most of them treated her the same way. ( Sai Argyle did question whether the reason she has such a lovely singing voice was due to her genetic alterations.) However, Flay Allster refused to shake hands and scorns her kindness because she was a Coordinator. During her time on the Archangel, Lacus spent a lot of time with Kira and the two started to bond as they saw how kind the other was. [2]During the Gundam SEED Character Theatre, Haro makes an appearance in a video game between Athrun and Kira. During the first two episodes, Haro also replaces the seed used when a character enters SEED mode. The design for the video game's Haros is similar to the Ball Haro. Lacus makes a cameo appearance as a plush doll in the Sunrise anime Cross Ange: Rondo of Angel and Dragon. A pair of shell-firing weapon mounted on the shoulders capable of dealing significant damage to lightly armored mobile suits. A powerful close combat beam weapon that can cleave through any armor and is even capable of operating underwater. The heat and powerful magnetic field it produces can begin to disintegrate the target even as the beam blade approaches. A piston at the rear of the scythe's head is capable of pivoting the beam emitter up to 90 degrees, and the beam emitted can take on other shape beside that of a scythe blade. Also, the beam scythe is stored in retracted form on the suit's rear skirt. Lacus momentarily stayed on the Vesalius while waiting for the ship to fetch her and return her to PLANTs. She kept on going out of her room and was told to stay there since it was a warship. Athrun then comes over to visit her. She saw Athrun stare at her worriedly and ask him what the matter was. Athrun asks her how she was feeling after being taken as a hostage. Lacus replied that Kira treated her very well, which makes Athrun angry. As he blurted out his disgust about Kira choosing to side with the Earth forces, Lacus tried to comfort him by reaching her hand to his cheek, but Athrun avoided the gesture. He then apologized and bid farewell. Before he left, Lacus pointed out the bitter expression he always had. Athrun replied that he can't exactly fight a war with a big smile on his face and shut the door leaving Lacus stunned. [4]