Gypsy Danger is a dual-pilot mechanical battle suit from the 2013 film, Pacific Rim, where it (along with all the other mechs) is referred to as a "Jaeger", which is German for hunter.
Gypsy Danger was one of the oldest surviving Jaegers, referred to as a "Mark-3" in-film, though based on the ending of Pacific Rim, it was destroyed by its own nuclear core meltdown. It was originally piloted by brothers, Yancy and Raleigh Becket, having killed four Kaiju during their run, though during a conflict with a Knifehead Kaiju, Yancy was killed and Gypsy was severely damaged, though Raleigh still managed to defeat the Kaiju despite this.
In M.U.G.E.N, Gypsy Danger was made by Yuureisou. It appears to use custom sprites, though they could also be heavily downscaled screenshots from one of the Pacific Rim video games, or even the movie itself.
Gypsy Danger is a peculiar 4-button character that cannot really combo outside the auto-combos provided by pressing Ⓐ repeatedly. Ⓐ is its main attack button, performing a different attack based on which directional button is held, while Ⓑ activates its Plasmacaster, and Ⓒ fires its chest cannon. Ⓧ appears to be some sort of joke attack where it activates its self-destruct protocol and K.O.'s itself, actually restoring the opponent's life in the process.
Gypsy is rather sluggish and heavy; its jump barely qualifies as such, and its movement speed gets it nowhere fast, though its run, however, takes a while to get going, but eventually picks up an impressive momentum.
Stats[]
Life
1000
Power
3000
Attack
100
Defence
100
Moveset[]
Hovering the mouse cursor over the Command Input icons will display text that refers to the inputs set in M.U.G.E.N's Key Config.
Icons encased in square brackets [ ] require the respective button(s) to be held down. Hovering the mouse cursor over the icon displays the hold duration if applicable.
repeatedly. 
activates its Plasmacaster, and 
fires its chest cannon. 
appears to be some sort of joke attack where it activates its self-destruct protocol and K.O.'s itself, actually restoring the opponent's life in the process.
] require the respective button(s) to be held down. Hovering the mouse cursor over the icon displays the hold duration if applicable.
