The aim of this model is to ensure a horizontal posture even with an extremely short travel distance. Furthermore, it is also designed to maximize the time that the body is exposed to the target in a horizontal direction. Therefore, the weight balance is set to the limit where tailing is unlikely to occur. As a result, a body with balance almost in the center has been completed. By adopting a horizontal posture during the fall, the speed becomes slightly slower, and it appeals to the target slowly. The main feature is the flashing caused by the irregular fall that combines the thick and thin sides of the body.

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