Arroganz

Arroganz (アロガンツ) is a special armor created by Luxon.

Appearance​​​
It is a heavy armor with old human technological design. It has a huge jet-blade engine and has a crusader knight head.

Story Overview
Original Game Story: Otome Game

Volume 1
Leon uses Arroganz to easily defeat the prince and his group in combat.

Volume 2
Leon uses Arroganz against both the Sky Pirates and The Principality. It is damaged by Bandel's adamatis sword.

Volume 3
Leon temporarily has Arroganz confiscated from him during his imprisonment. Multiple nobles tried to access it, but none of them were able to gain access. After Leon's release, he used it in the war against the principality. During his battle against Bandel, it is heavily damaged and combines with Leon's air bike, Schwert, upgrading its abilities to take defeat Beland.

Volume 4
When Luxon seemingly joins Pierre, Pierre takes control of Arroganz. Pierre outfits the armor without spikes and gives it a slight paint job before using it to fight Leon. During the duel, Luxon manipulates Arroganz to no only avoid hurting Leon, but also make Leon appear superhuman by seemingly lifting and throwing the machine. Halfway through the battle, Luxon takes full control and has Arroganz attack the audience, pretending that it was Pierre's doing, before allowing the armor to be "defeated" by Leon. After the duel, Leon takes the armor back.

Abilities
Arroganz is basically a cheat level item with absurd combat abilities:
 * Immense Strength
 * Immense Speed
 * Nearly Indestructible
 * Impact - Arroganz's special ability, by holding the opponent's armor with one hand and placing the other on their armor's chest, Arroganz can send a burst of energy through the armor, causing to break apart and shatter, all without harming the pilot.

Weapons

 * Battleaxes
 * Drones
 * Machine Guns
 * Missiles
 * Shovel
 * Scythe
 * Sniper Rifle
 * Sword

Other

 * Luxon can take control of Arroganz whenever it desires to.

Trivia

 * The name Arroganz is based off the word "Arrogance", which Luxon claims describes Leon well.