Pacific Rim: Gipsy danger blueprint!
Here a blueprint of
Gipsy Danger, the
American Jaeger based in Alaska.
- Shatterdome: Anchorage (Alaska)
- Mark 3
- Height: 82m
- Launch time: 10 July 2017
- Energy core: 12X Nuclear Vortex Turbine (
health checks return returned radio chemical readings in excess of safety parameters. See log 3.21 oct2016)
- Weapon: I-19 Plasmacaster: particles dipsersal cannon fires plasma via charged ion carrier rail. Capable of both wounding and cauterizing Kaiju anatomy, sealing of toxic bleeds.
- Details:
- 10KT/Gyro-stabilizers: Hydraulic-shocks redistributors allow for smooth bipedal motion and stabilize agressor feud
- 9SBD/Hyper-torque drivers: 40 engines blocks per muscle strand allow for increased locomotion
- 08FS/Oceanic cooling vents: activated carbon ports mounted within the achilles silo channel seawater through the circulatory coolant system
The Underdog of this story. It doesn't seem to have any weapons aside from hand-to-hand combat and the cannons so I'm wondering how it will fair against the Kaijus.
ReplyDeleteAwesome site BTW! :)
Don't you know that it has a sword
DeleteIt Probably has above average durability and maneuverability, think more like martial arts combat. High speed and flexibility are more adaptable weapons then your standard rocket or lazor. Even if the Kaiju don't have your standard physiology you can do a hell of a lot of damage just by smashing the shit out of the joints. I figure this particular jaeger is used to wound and disable allowing the others to finish the beasty off. Compared to the Australian or japanese one It's limbs are much more reinforced, Compared to the Russian it has superior range of motion to back up the limb power. The Chinese one I am not sure how to take, but compared over all this one seems to be the most adaptable and sturdy of them all. Just what ever you do don't underestimate the power of unarmed combat. You can do absolutely brutal damage as long as you hit in the right spots and every part of you is a weapon.
ReplyDeleteNo mention of elbow rockets
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