Macross 2050 RPG: Sourcebook 7 - Mospeada

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ourcebook 7

Genesis Climber

MO PEADA



About this book

This is the seventh sourcebook for Macross 2050. Although Mospeada originally

had nothing to do with Macross, they have been irrevocably tied together by the butcheryof Carl Macek that is known as oboTech. !enesis Cli"ber M#$%&A'A (pronounced

"oss)pee)dah* beca"e the third chapter of the oboTech saga (The +ew !eneration

arc*. Mospeada is property of Tatsunoko %roductions Art"ic $tudios. As with "yMacross 2050 %!, this is fan work and not intended as a copyright infringe"ent.

Chapters

%reface

Chapter - Mospeada

Chapter 2 &/uip"ent

Chapter Mecha, 1ehicles Capital $hipsChapter The 3nbit

Chapter 5 3nbit Mecha Capital $hips

Chapter 4 &volution

Chapter +%CsChapter 6 3nto Macross

PrefaceThe third saga of obotech, 7The +ew !eneration7 was adapted fro" the

8apanese show !enesis Cli"ber Mospeada 9:ik; s;seiki Mospeada<, which actuallydidn=t fare too well in 8apan due to a horrible ti"e slot on $unday "orning. Mospeada

obviously borrowed a lot of ideas fro" Macross (transfor"able "echa, an idol singer,

alien invaders, and so forth* but like $outhern Cross, was not related to Macross in anyway story)wise. 3t is also interesting to note that several of the voice actors fro" Macross

played the voices of so"e of the Mospeada characters, and that "any of the "echa were

also designed by Miki"oto. Although Mospeada didn=t do so hot in ter"s of ratings, itdid well enough to have a short se/uel called, 7>ove, >ive, Alive.7, which served as anepilogue to the original series and was set to "usic, "uch like the Macross epilogue

7?lashback 20-2.7 @ased on the a"ount of design sketches that weren=t shown, it see"s

this show was cut short by as "uch as a doen episodes.Mospeada took place in a ti"e when aliens had con/uered the people of &arth for

a generation. Bhile the people of &arth were under the control of their alien attackers, the

3nbit, there were hu"an forces on Mars who tried to reclai" the &arth in a giant invasionof their ho"e planet. nfortunately "ost of the forces were destroyed by the 3nbit, but a

lone soldier, $tick @ernard survived the attack while losing his girlfriend in the battle. De

then tea"ed up with freedo" fighters he "eets on &arth to take on the 3nbit in hopes of

one day freeing his planet of their presence. Together they battle the 3nbit constantly,"aking their way closer to the 3nbit efles.

Chapter 1 – MospeadaThe &arth of Mospeada before the series was "uch like our own, uneasy peace

that for the "o"ent at least has not blosso"ed into full scale war. The environ"ent was

heavily polluted and with /uickly disappearing oil reserves, scientists scra"bled to find areplace"ent energy source. They found it in hydrogen, the "ost co""on ele"ent in the



universe. @urning si"ilar but better than gasoline, li/uid hydrogen beca"e the fuel of

choice for "ost low cost power generation. The use of hydrogen as a fuel had long being

in used with space craft, and this "assive increase in it=s use also eEpanded spacetechnology. $oon after the new "illenniu", a large base was built on the "oon and

hu"anity "ade it=s first steps on the red planet, Mars. These colonies beca"e the new

frontier and "any fled the overcrowded &arth to start again. This push to start anew and beco"e separate fro" &arth was "ost strong on Mars, who because of the distance fro"

the "other planet slowly felt less and less a link. Mars @ase /uickly declared

independence fro" &arth and began enlarging it=s "ilitary for the war sure to co"e. The"ore advanced Mars @ase technology base gave the" a big advantage and helped to

insure it=s victory. @ut like before, warfare stopped and life went on as nor"al.

3n the year 2050, however, that all changed when the solar syste" was invaded by

aliens called the 3nbit. Appearing in an instant as bea"s of pure energy, their arrivalravaged the planet before the aliens were even sighted. At first they appeared to rese"ble

giant "etallic bugs, but these were only "echanied ar"or which the aliens "oved about

in. This "echa could "ove and react as fast as a hu"an, fly and featured heavy ar"or

that only tanks could get through. nable to fight the 3nbits effectively, the &arth based"ilitaries and the countries they protected were defeated by the aliensF "ight. A few

li"ited shuttles and space ships escaped racing first for the Moon and then Mars @ase.After the troops fro" the Moon failed to return after attacking the alien invaders, Mars

@ase eEpected the invaders to co"e after the". @ut the attack never ca"e, the 3nbit only

interested in the planet they had captured. At first Mars @ase sent their best "ilitary unitsto see if they could "ake any head way against the aliens, but suffered the sa"e fate as

the rest.

Mars @ase turned into a "ilitary "achine al"ost overnight, with al"ost all

resources going into the recla"ation of &arth. Bith so"e of the "ost advancedtechnology available, Mars @ase scientists began to develop ways to defeat the aliens. @y

2060, the children of the soldiers that went to &arth are the neEt generation of Mars @ase

troops and are ar"ed with their own "echa. The Mars @ase "echa was transfor"able between a vehicle "ode for speed and a hu"anoid for" for co"bat. This assault is only

slightly "ore successful then the one thirty years ago. Three years later Mars @ase

launches the $econd &arth ecapture ?orce, consisting of hundreds of ships and "echa.A"ong the" is the 2-st Ar"ored 'ivision, co""anded by >t. Co""ander $tick

@ernard. Though they fought valiantly, the Mars @ase troops are defeated with heavy

losses. 'uring the battle $tick=s fiancGe Marlene ush, is killed and his >egioss crash

lands in $outh A"erica. Turning his sorrow and anguish over Marlene=s death intorevenge, $tick begins his long trek north to destroy efleE %oint, the 3nbit=s "ain hive.

Along the way, $tick encounters several charis"atic individuals who have been

waging their own one)"an wars against the 3nvid. ayH a cocky idealistic wanderer,Iellow @el"ontH a for"er Mars @ase pilot disguising hi"self as a fe"ale pop singer

known as Iellow, Dou/uet et oseH a tough lone wolf, 8i" BarstonH a "echa "echanic

who hates war, AishaH who is actually a $olugi stage 3nbit with no "e"ory of her pastand that re"inds $tick of his dead fiancGe, and MintH a young girl who always causes

trouble for the group. The group=s "e"bers beco"e "ore than soldiers, they beco"e

close friends, al"ost a fa"ily.



Character Creation

Mospeada characters use the basic te"plates fro" Macross, only changing the

affiliation as needed. The skills, perks, talents and co"plications are largely unchanged,eEcept for what groups they apply to.

+otable Changes$piritia ($tat* This is ignored outrightH there was no sign of any spiritia powers in this

series, nor anything rese"bling the".

>anguage ($kill* The earth of Mospeada doesnFt suffer the sa"e degree of annihilation

as seen in Macross, and thus al"ost all of the earth languages still eEist. The 3nbit have

their own language consisting of blurbs and garbled noises. $olugi 3nbit see" to

intuitively learn &nglish (or the "ost co""on earth language around the"* after a fewdays of eEposure.

Mecha %ilot ($kill* This skill "ust be taken separately for each type of "echa.

>egioss TreadMospeada 3nbit Mecha (not available to hu"ans*

3nbit !osu

ank (%erk* Cost is #% per rank for "e"bers of the Mars ?orces, and uses the +

Ar"y enlisted and officer lists. esistance forces use the Anti)+ costs.

Me"bership (%erk* Cost is #% per rank for Mars ?orces, and - #% per rank for

resistance "e"bers. Me"bership for gangs re"ains unchanged, and corporations are less

available, so they cost J2 #% "ore per rank.

$olugi 3nbit (%erk* Cost is -0 #%. Bhile on "any facets the character is hu"an, with

hu"an e"otions and psychology, their biology is in fact 3nbitH they have green blood andhave an e"pathic rapport with any non)$olugi 3nbit (J5 any non)threatening social roll*.

As long as you do not "ake threatening actions to an 3nbit that isn=t free)willed, they

won=t attack you. This %erk re/uires !M=s per"ission.

%sionics The 3nbit can co""unicate telepathically with other "e"bers of their race, as

well as sensing when other 3nbit are nearby. All 3nbit have %$3KTelepathy - and are

li"ited to Telepathic $end and %si $ense. $olugi 3nbit can increase their abilities asnor"al. (see $ourcebook 6, Chapter - for details*.

esistance ?ighter Bhile so"e characters "ay be trained "ilitary personnel, "anysuch as ay and Dou/uet are civilians fighting against the 3nbit. $uch individuals should

use the following te"plateL

3nbit esistance ?ighter

This te"plate covers basic civilians who take up ar"s against the 3nbit do"ination. They

lack the training in "echa that is available to "ilitary.



SkillsL Auto"atic Beapons, 'odge &vade, Bilderness $urvival, 'e"olitions,

$treetwise, choice of Dand)to)Dand, Melee, @rawling

Chapter 2 – Equipment

This covers e/uip"ent available fro" the Mars recla"ation forces as well as stuffthat was already on earth at the ti"e of the invasion.

Ar"orL C12)M, C12)?, C1)M, C1)?

BeaponsL !allant D0

CVR2 Armor

The C1) iding $uit owes "uch to the earlier C1)2. ?or the "ost part theC1)2 looks like a "ore rounded version of the C1), featuring the sa"e co"bination

of hard and soft ar"or. The C1)2 lacks the ide Ar"or connection points of the later

ar"or, features a non)cla" shell style of hel"et and can stand less abuse in the field.

The C1)2 has all but disappeared fro" the battlefield with the proliferation of

ide Ar"or units a"ong all sections of the Mars @ase "ilitary. C1)2 ar"or can still be

found in li"ited use with resistance groups.

The C1)2 ar"or has the following featuresL

• ?ilter and independent #Eygen supply, 0 "inutes "aEi"u" with filter

and 5 "inutes with internal #Eygen alone.

• adio "icrophone and speakers in the hel"et

•

Del"et with variable)tint polaried polycarbon enclosed faceplate.• )M variant has $% 25 and 0 $'% while )? variant has $% 25 and 25

$'%. The ballistic undershirt has $% -0.

BeightL . kg M or 6.- kg ?

CVR! Armor

The C1) iding $uit is the neEt generation of Mars @ase co"bat ar"or and

was developed to offer i"proved protection over the C1)2 and to be co"patible with



the new ide Ar"or "echa. The "ost notable feature is the ar"ored telescoping boots,

which for" the lower legs of the "echa in Ar"or "ode. They were designed to increase

the pilot=s stride in and to attach to the ide Ar"or=s fra"e and servos, re"oving the needfor the pilot to support the heavy weapons syste" with his own strength. The C1)M is

standard issue for "ale soldiers and features sturdier leg servos to support the heavier

1)00 and 1)052 ide Ar"ors. The C1)? fe"ale version features less servosupport as less is needed with the lighter 1)06 @artley ide Ar"or.

The C1) ar"or can stop "ost s"all ar"s and rifle fire and "oderate protection

against heavy weaponry and 3nbit energy attacks. 1ulnerable areas of the ar"or are the

upper ar"s and a s"all part of the abdo"en and back, which are protected by a ballisticunder shirt. The ar"or consists of a light cla"shell hel"et, a breastplate (front and back*

with shoulder guards, forear" guards, a groin harness, light thigh ar"or, and heavy

greaves. Bhile the C1 ar"or is not environ"entally sealing, it can be "ade so with aspecific body glove worn underneath.

The C1) ar"or has the following featuresL

• ?ilter and independent #Eygen supply, 0 "inutes "aEi"u" with filter

and 5 "inutes with internal #Eygen alone.

• adio "icrophone and speakers in the hel"et

• Del"et with variable)tint polaried polycarbon cla"shell style faceplate.

• )M variant has $% 25 and 0 $'% while )? variant has $% 25 and 5

$'%. The ballistic undershirt has $% -5.BeightL --.2 kg M or .4 kg ?

Mars "allant #$%

This weapon can function as a"odular energy pistol with a detachable

rifle stock with eEtended energy clip.

This functions as an energy poolweaponH the base clip provides has 6

capacitors, while the rifle clip provides

6 anti)"echa shots (cannot fire lessershots with the rifle parts attached*.



BeightL 0. kg (.2 kg with rifle clip*, >engthL 26 c" (-20 c" with rifle stock and

barrel*, C% 25

Anti)personnelL J- BA, 2d4 Dits, ange 200", shots per capacitor Anti)ar"orL J- BA, 4d4 Dits, ange 200", - shot per capacitor

Anti)"echaL J- BA, -:, ange -5 (00"*, Clip 6, re/uires eEtended stock clip

&olf 'aser Pistol

The Bolf pistol was the standard infantry pistol used by

Mars @ase at the ti"e of the ?irst &arth ecapture Mission.Affectionately referred to as the =$taple gun=, to reduce the sie of

the weapon the bulky energy clip was "ounted in the lower front

of the pistol, snapping into the trigger guard.

3t is a good weapon against hu"an foes, but poor whenused against the ar"or of "ost 3nbit and eventually the Bolf gave

way to the !allant, which had all the features of the Bolf and could be converted into a

powerful rifle. The Bolf is everywhere, "illions arriving with the Mars @ase forces, a

co""on sight where hu"an life can be found.BeightL -.4kg >engthL -c"

J- BA, ange N, 2d4 Dits, ClipL 20

SA'$ SemiAutomatic 'aser Pistol

Though Mars @ase forces was happy with the Bolf side)ar" series theye"ployed, a need was seen for a "ore potent laser pistol that had a "uch higher chance

of da"aging 3nbit "echa. The $A>) was developed

as a highly accurate ar"or)piercing pistol, trading a

wider destructive bolt for a thinner, "ore longerranged shot that could burn through "ost for"s of

ar"or. 3nternally it was reasonably si"ilar to the

Bolf pistol in the rear half, with the front section ofthe $A>) consisting of a co"pleE set of focusing

"irrors and cooling baffles. The weapon was powered by energy clip stored in the grip.

More accurate over a distance than the Bolf, the pistol could be used as ani"pro"ptu sniping weapon in skilled hands. At shorter ranges the $A>) offered little

advantage, was very heavy and clunky for its sie and never saw wide use outside of

special forces units. 3t was largely replaced by the Mars !allant, which has a detachable

barrel that offers the sa"e features as the $A>), but is still in co""on use by "ostresistance forces.

BeightL -.6kg >engthL 2-c"

J- BA, ange N, d4 Dits, A%, Clip -5

(A'2 (ullAutomatic 'aser SubMachine "un

The ?A>)2, like the $A>), wascreated in response to the need for Mars @ase

forces to develop potent energy weapons for

its infantry, in this case an energy weapon

capable of firing full)auto bursts. $hort and



sturdy, the ?A>)2 was a powerful weapon, not only against unar"ored hu"ans, but

against light ar"or as well. A uni/ue feature of the ?A>)2 was that it could also use the

$A>)=s clip, or a rifle)stock that contained its own dedicated power pack.3n addition, this capability was in large part the inspiration for the Mars !allant.

The ?A>)2 has been largely replaced by the Mars !allant, which in rifle "ode can also

fire bursts, but still re"ains in heavy use with "ost esistance groups.BeightL 2.kg >engthL 6c"

J- BA, ange N, d4 Dits, @1, Clip 25 ($A>)* or 50 (rifle clip*

&ol)erine Assault Rifle

The Bolverine is an eEa"ple of the standard

assault rifles in use when the 3nbit first invaded the

&arth. Co"pact and about the sie of sub)"achine gun,it is an accurate, low recoil weapon featuring a -20

round "againe. Bhile it was popular with "ost

troops, it was not that useful against the 3nbit. 3ts heavy

ar"or piercing a""unition was "ore than capable of perforating all hu"an personalar"ors, though it had little success with even the weakest 3nbit ar"or.

The Bolverine gave way to the Mars @ase ?A>)2 and then the !allant as the"ain infantry weapon of Mars @ase troops. The Bolverine is very co""on with "ost

towns, resistance units and bandit groups.

BeightL 6.4kg >engthL 42c" with stock J0 BA, ange N, d4 Dits, A%, @1, Clip -20

R'1 Anti*ank Rocket 'auncher

ese"bling the old $oviet %! fro" the 20thcentury, the >)- carries a powerful and longer)

range "issile, capable of crippling or even

destroying s"aller 3nbit "echa with a single shot.Bith the introduction of ide Ar"ors, it fell into disuse in favor of its successor, the >)

4, which was s"aller, easier to use, and had a larger capacity of siE guided "issiles. $till

a co""on sight with bandits and the esistance, it beco"es rarer every day as itssupplies of "issiles slowly dry up.

BeightL .kg >engthL 2c"

J- BA, ange N, :, Clip -

Cobalt 'impet Mine

The Cobalt >i"pet "ine is the standard eEplosive device

used by Mars @ase forces. The eEplosives, detonation device andti"er, with digital readout, are all contained in the sturdy "etal

casing. The ti"er can be set for up to 40 "inutes and stopped up 5

seconds before detonation. An adhesive pad on the back can allowthe "ine to be attached to al"ost every surface and height.

Co""on a"ong for"er Mars @ase "ilitary resistance units

or those who co""only raid crashed ships, "ost other forces create

their own ho"e"ade eEplosives and bo"bs.



BeightL 2.kg >engthL 0c"

J0 BA, ange ), 5:

M!12SC Militar+ recordin, camera

This is used for archival and reconnaissance in battlefield environ"ents. Ca"era

set includes 3)illu"inator, and night)vision capability on ahigh)resolution wide)bandwidth CC' chip and siE low)

resolution narrow)band CC's for full optical, near) and far)

3, and 1 color i"aging. Ca"era is capable of digitallystoring thirty "inutes of footage at highest resolution, or

twelve hours at the lowest. nit is also capable of three)color

hard)copy production of single fra"es. Ca"era "ounts to the

right shoulder hardpoint in all "odes. Bhen used with aMospeada ide Ar"or, it is given a )C designation.

Chapter ! – Mecha- Vehicles . Capital Ships

This chapter covers the "echa and ships of the Mospeada story.

*ech Manual /otes

The "echa fro" Mospeada use a good portion of the sa"e technology as found in

the Macross 2050 Tech Manual for ease of references. Dowever, there are a few

technologies and Ohouse rulesP not used fro" Macross.

(uel The "echa of Mospeada do have fuel listings. Dowever, instead of listing a range,

they have a "aEi"u" operating ti"e for their li/uid hydrogen fuel packs. ?or the sake ofsi"plicity, fuel is not covered in the "echa construction cost process (Qust re"e"ber to

replace the fuel cells as needed*. ?uel cells cost - C% per individual unit.

Mospeada Mospeada units use standard Mekton Reta %lus costs (E0.5 fortransfor"able "otorcycle*.

En,ines The "echa in Mospeada use standard costs and infor"ation for all enginetypes as listed in Mekton Reta %lus. Mecha have typical 7hot7 fusion enginesH the D@T

cells are Qust a /uick and easy way of 7refueling7 "echa.

#ardpoints and Missiles #nly the A@)0- Tread has wing)"ounted hardpoints. &ach

hardpoint can load different nu"bers of various "issiles depending on the type and

which hardpoint. +ot all hardpoints are re/uired to have the sa"e payload, but are

usually "atched with the opposing wing at the least.'ia"ondbackL 6 per inner hardpoint, per "id hardpoint, 4 per outer hardpoint

@uckshotL -4 per inner hardpoint, - per "id hardpoint, -2 per outer hardpoint

$tandoffL - per hardpoint

0nternal omb a+ The Tread can carry 000kg of internal ordinance, typically in one

of the following payloadsL6E >M



-4E D& >aser !uided @o"b

6E 500kg Cluster @o"b

Missiles

Micro"issiles J- BA, ange 2, :, CM1, C% 2.-

Da""erhead $M J- BA, ange 4, 5:, A%, C% -Coralsnake $M J- BA, ange 4, 4:, C% .

@uckshot $M J2 BA, ange 4, 4: Counter"issile, C% 2.66

'ia"ondback 3M J- BA, ange -200, :, @last -, C% -.-- +uclear O$tand #ffP Missile J2 BA, ange -200, 20:, @last 20, +uclear, C% 254,000

D& >aser !uided @o"b J- BA, ange 4, 5:, @last -, C% .5

Cluster @o"b J0 BA, ange 2, 5:, @last , C%

The Coralsnake "issiles are only available on the Mars @ase.

Mospeada &eapon Packa,es

The Mospeada is considered a roadstriker scale "echa, and has Dits based

structure and ar"or. The Mospeada weapon packages are Mekton scale weapons that areroadstriker sied for use. ather than overco"plicate the construction costs based on

weapon package, si"ply add the cost of the weapon package to the Mospeada "odel in/uestion. Thus, a 1)052D would be - C% ( for the 1)052 and for a pair of

CA'$)- weapon packages*.

This rule includes the 1)0- @lowsperiorFs !)-0 chest "issile launchers.They are considered standard Mekton scale "icro"issiles. Costs are already converted.

Standard &eapons and S+stems

#* Stealth

This syste" "asks the D@T signature fro" being detected by 3nbit sensors. This

"asking syste" can be applied to both "echa and capital ships, and functions identicallyas $tealth in Mekton ("ultiplier E0.2*. Bhat this syste" does is shield the energy

signature of the powerful D@T engines fro" 3nbit sensors, "aking the engines register as

Opowered downP to the". The "echa is still visible to all other for"s of sensors, whichfortunately the 3nbit donFt see" to use.

nits with this syste" are painted in a black and gray sche"e and are called

OdarkP (i.e. 'ark >egioss or 'ark Mospeada*. This syste" can also be installed on capital

ships.

EP1! %mm eam "atlin, "un

&%)- is the >egioss=s pri"ary weapon syste" in Ar"o)$olider "ode, firing -0rounds per "inute in full auto"atic "ode, also capable of firing all three barrels

si"ultaneously in se"iauto"atic "ode at approEi"ately one shot per second, with its

own dedicated D@T fuel cell and capacitor banks in the =clip=. Beapon is stored under thewing in ar"o)fighter "ode, and in the hand in ar"o)diver and ar"o)soldier "odes. #ne

is standard, but two can be stored and used.

&nergy %ool (%ower -0, 'raw 2*, :ills, - $pace, All)%urpose, 5 C%

$ingle ?ire :, ange 2, J- BA



Auto ?ire 2:, ange 2, @1 , J0 BA

EP13 %mm eam "atlin, "un

This weapon is effectively identical to the &%)- carried by the >egioss. The only

difference is this weapon is built internally into the torso of the A@)0- Tread.

&nergy %ool (%ower -0, 'raw 2*, :ills, - $pace, All)%urpose, 5 C%$ingle ?ire :, ange 2, J- BA

Auto ?ire 2:, ange 2, @1 , J0 BA

EP3 *ribarrel Particle "un

The &%) is a s"aller less powerful version of the &%)-, also built into the

Tread. The two guns are "ounted internally in the intakes of the leg)"ounted "ain

engines. They are usually fired at the sa"e ti"e as the &%)- and provide the Tread witha heavy punch. The &%) is only available in Ar"o)@o"ber "ode, as the weapons face

upward at the "echaFs torso in the other two "odes.

-:, ange 2, J- BA, - :ill, - $pace, @1 , All)%urpose, -.2 C%

E41! S+nchro Cannon

A high energy gun pod which apart fro" firing large bursts like the >egiossAr"o)$oldier=s gun pod, but can also fire single high)energy bolts which are capable of

taking out s"aller 3nbit "echa with a single hit. The &)-=s "ain clai" to fa"e is that

by drawing increased energy fro" the 'ark >egioss, it can fire a "ega blast which cantotally short out the force fields around s"aller 3nbit hives and open holes in the large

fields like the one around efleE %oint. The increased sie of the &)- "eans that it can

only be "ounted between the 'ark >egioss=s two ar"Kupper engines in Ar"o)?ighter

"ode, also stopping it fro" carrying "ore than one of the synchro cannon pods.&nergy %ool (%ower -5, 'raw *, -0 :ills, 4 $paces, --2 C%

$tandard :, ange 2, J- BA

Auto ?ire 2:, ange 2, @1 , J0 BAMega @last -0:, ange 2, J2 BA, Bar"up , 'isruptor

E4!5 *ribarrel 0on Cannon

#ne of the largest, "ost effective weapons that can be "ounted on a co"bat

"echa, with one on each forear" of the Tread. Capable of firing 5 ti"es per "inute,

each round able to punch through even the heaviest ar"or used by the 3nbit. The cannons

are located in the ar"s, with the barrels located above the "echa=s hands. Available inAr"o)$oldier "ode only

:, ange 2, J- BA, :ills, $paces, @1 4, 0 C%

MM16 MultiMissile S+stem

This is an auEiliary weapon syste" for the Tread. 3t can fire in all "odes,

including while attached to a >egioss. 3t can fire a volley of up to 6 at a ti"e. The MM)-4uses Coralsnake "issiles, "aking it hard to find reloads away fro" Mars @ase. The Tread

"ounts a pair of these.

MM)-4 $yste"L 2 :ills, 2 $paces, %ayload -4, Crosslinked, - C% J 42. C% for payload



MM2% MultiMissile S+stem

%ri"ary weapon syste" for the Tread. 3t is capable of firing in all "odes, but

cannot fire while attached to a >egioss. 3t can fire a volley of up to -0 at a ti"e. TheTread "ounts a pair of these. >ike the MM)-4, the MM)20 uses Coralsnake "issiles,

"aking reloads difficult away fro" Mars forces.

MM)20 $yste"L :ills, 2 $paces, %ayload 20, Crosslinked, 2- C% for syste" J6 C% for payload

MM33 MultiMissile S+stem

This is a variant of the MM)40, used eEclusively with the 8A!' 'ark >egioss

'rone. 3t lacks the shoulder "issile racks, but is otherwise identical to the MM)40. >ike

the other syste"s, this uses Coralsnake "issiles.

MM) $yste"L $plit $yste", 3nter)$ervo Crosslinked, 5 C% for entire syste" J--.4C% for payload

?orear"s E2L - :ill each, - $pace each, %ayload 5

>egs E (- inner, 2 outer*L - :ill each, - $pace each, %ayload each

MM6% MultiMissile S+stem

The pri"ary weapon used in Ar"o)?ighter "ode, 40 inboard variable)warhead,short)range ho"ing "issiles, provide the >egioss with al"ost unrivaled firepower. 3n

Ar"o)?ighter "ode, only the shoulder and inner leg "ounted racks can be fired (22

"issiles available*. Again, this syste" uses Coralsnake "issiles.

MM)40 $yste"L $plit $yste", 3nter)$ervo Crosslinked, 0 C% for entire syste" J2 C%

for payload$houlderL 2 :ills, 2 $paces, %ayload 6

?orear"s E2L - :ill each, - $pace each %ayload 5 each

>egs E (- inner, 2 outer*L - :ill each, - $pace each, %ayload each



"R12 Missile 'auncher

This is a weapon syste" created to offset the lack of shoulder "issile racks for the

8A!' 'ark >egioss 'rone. This syste" consists of a pair of Opop upP "issile racks"ounted on the shoulders of the "echa. &ach carries -2 Coralsnake "issiles.

!)-2 $yste"L 2 :ills, 2 $paces, $plit $yste", Crosslinked, %ayload 2, 25 C% J 4.6

C% for payload

Shoulder Missile Pod

The A?C series can "ount an optional "issile pod to the hardpoint built into itsright shoulder. This pod carries an additional 6 short)range "issiles, and is Qettisoned

after they are all fired. The 'ark >egioss cannot e/uip this because the hardpoint it would

use is occupied with the &)-2 link.

$T class pod, : ar"or, : structure of launcher, @)Mod 0., 52.6 C%

4ndertake Missile Pods

All "odels of the A?C >egioss can "ount a pair of short)range "issile pods

under each undertake (chest in Ar"o)$oldier "ode*. &ach pod carries short)range"issiles and are Qettisoned after they are all fired.

$> class pod, 2: ar"or, -: structure of launcher, @)Mod 0.- each, 20.4C% each(including "issiles*

7ammin, Pods

This is a pair of pods that "ount on the inner hardpoint on each wing of an A@)0-

Tread. The pods provide electro"agnetic interference to negate the advanced sensors of

the !osu 3nbit unit. These provide NNN

%ods $T class, : ar"or, 5: structure, @)Mod -.0 for pair, N C%

"R1%! "uided RP" 'auncher

This weapon syste" is "ounted on either side of the chest of the @lowsperiorMospeada unit. &ach side holds 4 "icro"issiles.

!)-0L J- BA, :, ange 2, - :ill, CM1, Crosslinked, $plit $yste", C% 5 (J25.2

C% for payload*

"R$8 *9in Missile 'auncher

Beapon package O?P for Mospeada units. &ach forear" "ounts a

pair of Coralsnake "issiles.!)L J- BA, 5:, ange 4, - :ill, CM1, C% -2 each

CA:S1 Close Assault . :efense S+stem

Beapon package ODP for Mospeada units. &ach forear" "ounts a s"all shield

with an eEtendable vibro blade for close co"bat. This option is standard for special

forces units and "ust be "ounted in a "atched pair. They are weight efficient. C% 22each

$hieldL >B class alpha ar"or ('C 20, $% 5, 4:, - binder for blades*

1ibro @ladesL J- BA, 2:, ange )), 2 :ills, A%, Suick



R'6 Rocket Cannon

Beapon package O>P for Mospeada units. The >)4 is

the new standard Mars base issue hand)held rocket launcher. 3thas a siE "issile payload and is fully usable without a ide

Ar"or, but "ust be fired without benefit of the uplink to a ide

Ar"or=s laser targeting syste" ()- BA instead of J-*. Beapon"ounts to the interior of the right forear" plate (front wheel

cover* in Ar"or, and on the right shoulder hardpoint, Qust above

the right handlebar in ide "ode.>)4L J- BA, :, ange 2, - :ill, CM1, C% -

EP!8 Ener,+ Rifle

Beapon package OP for Mospeada units. The &%) iscapable of firing single shot, se"i)auto"atic or full)auto"atic heavy

ar"or piercing energy bea"s. The weapon is powered by an energy

clip that holds -5 shots. The weapon can also be used by non ide

Ar"or riders, but the weapon is /uite heavy for a rifle (use DeavyBeapon skill*.

&%)L J- BA, 2:, ange -2, @1 , Clip -5, 2 :ills, C%

EP3% Ener,+ Pistol

Beapon package OTP for Mospeada units. The &%)0 iscapable of se"i)auto"atically firing light ar"or piercing energy

bea"s. The weapon is powered by an energy clip that holds 5

shots. An advanced targeting ca"era is "ounted on the top front of

the &%)0 that links directly to the targeting co"puter of the ideAr"or, "aking the weapon very accurate.

&%)0L J- BA, -:, ange -2, Clip 5, - :ill, C%

Mecha . Con)entional Vehicles of "enesis Climber Mospeada

Mospeada 1)052, 1)0-D, 1)6>

'e,ioss A?C)0- DK3KR (&taK3otaKReta*, A?C)0-' 'ark >egioss

'e,ioss :rones A?C)0-M MuQin, A?C)0-8 8A!'

*read A@)0-, A@)0-$ 'ark Tread

attroids Condor

Con)entional A?)0C Co"bat ?ighter, A?)4'? 1ulture, ATT)0 8eep, ATT)0

!round Assault 1ehicle

A(%!C Combat Atmospheric (i,hter;omber – The Co"bat was Mars @ase=s

standard heavy fighterKbo"ber and could fly e/ually as well in a at"osphere as in space.

3t=s autocannons provided good punch against other fighters and it=s heavy "issile loadcould heavily da"age ene"y spacecraft and ground targets. 3t could out perfor" any

si"ilar fighter designed on &arth and would of re"ained the standard for heavy

fighterKbo"bers if not for the 3nbit 3nvasion.



%ost invasion, the Co"bat=s "ain role was to fire the heavy "issiles it carried at

the 3nbit ships, however by the ti"e the "issiles struck their target, "ost of their cargo of

"echa had being launched. 'ue to the large nu"ber of 3nbit "echa the Mars @asefighters were faced with, the Co"bat=s guns often ran out of a""o in lengthy dogfights

and "ost of the anti)fighter "issiles were easily dodged by the /uick 3nbit "echa. &ven

using the Co"bat only for tactical nuclear strikes against the 3nbit hives (The nuclear"issiles the Co"bat carried were one of the few weapons which could breach a hive=s

force field in the beginning of the ecapture "issions* proved ill suited for the aircraft.

Bith Mars @ase developing it=s own "echa, the Co"bat was replaced by the T&A'Ar"o)@o"ber. The last "aQor battle that the Co"bat was involved in was the ?irst &arth

ecapture Mission.

A(6:( Vulture Multipurpose (i,hter The 1ulture was the "ain aerospace fighterof the Mars @ase Ar"ed ?orces prior to the 3nbit arrival and invasion of &arth. &/ually at

ho"e in at"osphere or vacuu", the 1ulture was e/ual or superior to every fighter design

on &arth. Bith a large autocannon and "issile racks, it was ideal in "any roles, but

eEcelled at dogfighting. Bith a good pilot behind it the 1ulture was a success at al"ostany "ission.

The arrival of the 3nbit provided the first real challenge to the superiority of the1ulture. The 3nbit "echa were in "any cases faster than the 1ulture, but it still held an

advantage in "aneuverability and firepower. Bithout the 1ulture, "ost of the few

victories Mars @ase did have would of been great defeats. Many great pilots flew the1ulture a"ong the" 8onathan Bolf, hero of the ?irst ecapture Mission. Bhen Mars

@ase started to design a transfor"able fighter "echa, the 1ulture for"ed "uch of the

basis of it=s design. 3n fact if not for it=s ar" and leg units, the >egioss is al"ost identical

to it=s predecessor. +ow all but replaced by the >egioss Ar"o)?ighter, the 1ulture is ararity, and not used by any resistance units

A**!% All*errain *roop 7eep The ATT)0 is a fairly standard Mars @ase "ilitaryversion of co""only available civilian s"all trucks and utility vehicles. 'esigned "ostly

for re)supply and transport duties, the ATT)0 has a decent sied cargo tray. The vehicle

is driven fro" the open air, two)seat cab, though a third passenger can be s/ueeed in ifnecessary. A rugged four)wheel drive vehicle, the ATT)0 copes readily with "ost for"

of terrain possible on &arth.

To give the ATT)0 so"e co"bat capacity, a detachable "issile rack was also

devised. The "issile rackKboE eEtends up to the sa"e level as the seats and slots easilyinto the ATT)0=s cargo tray, the "iddle section popping up and revealing 4)"issile

tubes. 3n the lowered position, the boE features four tie down points to retain so"e cargo

capacity without re"oving the rack, though the "issiles can not be fired. Two cargo boEes si"ilar to Mospeada Ar"ored Cycle saddlebags are attached to the rear of the

"issile boE.

A 40"" "achine gun "ounted in the ar"ored boE behind the passenger seat wasalso added to provide so"e self)defense capabilities for the vehicle when the "issile rack

is absent. 'ue to the restricted field of fire and li"ited effectiveness against 3nbit ar"or,

it is rarely used.



nlike "ost Mars @ase e/uip"ent, which the "aQority of &arth inhabitants

avoided due to the 3nbit, the ATT)0 is a durable vehicle e/ually suited to both civilian

and "ilitary use, "aking it popular with "any.

A**3% &heeled "round Assault Vehicle The ATT)0 is a s"aller, 4)wheeled

co"bat version of the ATT)0. 'esigned to take the role of light assault vehicle to theide Ar"or=s role of infantry, the ATT)0 is a one)"an "ini)tank. The driver sits in an

open)air seat on the left)hand side, roll bars providing so"e protection during a crash.

The ar"or carried by the ATT)0 has been increased, but only to a s"all degree.The ATT)0=s pri"ary weapon is a rotary bea" cannon based upon the >egioss

Ar"o)?ighter=s gunpod. Mounted in it=s own pod to the right of the driver, the cannon=s

range of "otion is consists of li"ited elevation of up about 0 degrees. To co"ple"ent

the "ain gun, the ATT)0 carries a pop)up "issile launcher container roughly si"ilar tothat of the ATT)0. To fire the "issiles, the "ain gun "ust be returned to its lowered

firing position.

Bhile the ATT)0 featured /uite ade/uate firepower for its intended role, it

lacked the "aneuverability of a ide Ar"or or >egioss Ar"o)$oldier and was ill suitedto close range slugging "atches against 3nbit "echa. The vehicle was "ost active during

the ?irst &arth ecapture "ission, where so"e Mars @ase ships landed and allowed theATT)0 to safely dise"bark. Their nu"bers slowly dwindled due to their al"ost pure

co"bat role, unlike the ATT)0 that proved e/ually suited to "ilitary and civilian use.

Condor $een clearly for the briefest of "o"ents for seconds, the Condor is the first

active Mars @ase co"bat "echa, the step below the fully transfor"able >egioss Ar"o)

?ighter. The basis of the >egioss can be clearly seen in shape, role and weapons of the

Condor. 3t uses si"ilar "issile launchers and a earlier version of the bea" cannon carried by the >egioss. The Condor was developed and then later dropped when the develop"ent

of the >egioss was co"pleted. Most units were relocated to the Mars @ase for training

purposes.

:ark 'e,ioss The >egioss series of Ar"o)?ighters are perhaps the "ost effective one)

"an co"bat units in known space, though their powerful engines were what the ene"yused against the". The 3nbit tracked and targeted active engines and energy sources, the

twin fuel)hungry turbines in the >egioss "aking the" pri"e targets. Mars @ase=s best

scientist were put onto developing a solution to this proble", co"ing up with vastly

i"proved shielding for the fuel syste" and engines. nfortunately the resulting syste"though effective, was highly eEpensive and ti"e consu"ing to "anufacture. nable to

e/uip all their pilots with these 'ark >egioss, they were organied into special forces

style strike tea"s to push through the waves of 3nbit "echa and travel down to efleE%oint.

The 'ark >egioss closely rese"bles the standard >egioss with slight

"odifications. The 'ark >egioss carries a high energy gunpod called a 'estabilier,which can draw power fro" the firing "echa to release a energy bolt which has a

destabiliing effect on 3nbit force fields, knocking holes in the" and allowing Mars @ase

troops to fly through. The hu"an style hands on the nor"al >egioss have been replaced

with thick grasping claws, and the 1T#> thruster located on the under side of the



>egioss has been re"oved to "ake way for the stealth shielding though the versatility of

the Ar"o)'iver "ode as a 1T#> landing and co"bat "ode on &arth has "ade this less a

flaw than it see"s.3n the Third and final &arth ecapture Mission, the 'ark >egioss at first proved a

"aQor advantage, but eventually the larger nu"ber of 3nbit overpowered even the". As

the Mars @ase fleet in orbit was on it=s last legs, s/uadrons of 'ark >egioss=s were brokenoff the fleet to "ake a last ditch assault on efleE %oint. 3t is unknown how "any 'ark

>egioss actually "ade it inside the 3nbit "ain hive, though at least one was spotted and

defeated by a 3nbit !osu which relied on nor"al sight like "ost hu"ans and the stealthsyste" offered no advantage. The 'ark >egioss was designed to defeat the advantages of

the 3nbit, and with their departure of &arth the need for the eEpensive stealth ar"o)fighter

was reduced and Mars @ase retired the" fro" active duty.

7A": :ark 'e,ioss After the al"ost co"plete failure of the $econd &arth ecapture,

Mars @ase scientists realied that so"ehow the 3nbit could detect and track the energy

and heat produced by active hydrogen fuel based engines used by every section of the

Mars @ase "ilitary. nable to change to another fuel source, they tried to develop asyste" of shielding the energy e"issions. They succeeded, but the high cost of the 'ark

$tealth $yste" "eant that only a tiny -5 of the Third &arth ecapture Mission=s "echacould be e/uipped with it and they organied these into crack first strike groups that

would soften up the ene"y defenders then force their way into efleE %oint it=s self.

After it was decided that this ecapture Mission would be the last, with the creation ofthe +eutron $ Missiles to ensure the defeat of the 3nbit, the planners realied that "any of

the pilots would have second thoughts about being a suicide assassination s/uad with

only being at the center of the biggest nuclear eEplosion hu"anity has ever known to

look forward to if they failed at their "ission.>ooking for a possible solution while the 'ark >egioss=s underwent testing, using

drone versions like the original >egioss progra", they realied that the drones could

undertake the "ission and continue fighting with no fear fro" the +eutron $ Missiles oroverwhel"ing odds. nlike the original >egioss drones the 8agd, what the shadow drone

was now na"ed, would feature vastly i"proved sensor syste"s "ore suited to heavy

co"bat. Dowever the addition of these syste"s on the shoulders, where the >egiossnor"ally "ounts "issiles launcher, "eant that the launcher had to be "oved onto another

location. They were placed on both sides of the 8agd=s chest, "uch like the !)-0

launchers on the 1)0- @lowsperior, and the increased roo" allowed an increase fro"

6 to -2 "issiles on each side. The 8agd also carries the deadly new &)- 'estabilier,able to punch through 3nbit "echa and force fields with e/ual ease.

The 8agd=s "ain processor is the "ost highly advanced A3 syste" yet produced.

Bhile called an A3, the processor is "ore akin to a co"puter that e"ulates the "oresi"ple functions of the hu"an "ind and still re/uires so"e for" of input to function.

Bhile it lacks fear of death, it also lacks hu"an drive and the ability to second guess the

ene"y and the 8agd=s were usually tea"ed in groups of three to a 'ark >egioss to give ita constant push in co"bat. The 8agds could continue with the destruction of their leader,

but they beca"e ca"e sluggish as they had to process larger a"ounts of info on their

own. 3t is not known how "any 8agd=s actually "ade it into efleE %oint, but one s/uad

and their leader were encountered by $orQi, Iellow @el"ont and $tick @ernard as they



tried to escape the hive. Bhile good against the lower stages of 3nbit "echa, the 8agd had

no chance against hu"an style cunning and they were attacked fro" behind and

destroyed in seconds. The sheer cost and co"pleEity of the 8agds= "ain processor and thedark stealth syste" "eant that no "ore 8agd=s were produced after the end of the Third

&arth ecapture Mission.

'e,ioss The >egioss Ar"o)?ighter is the pri"ary offensive co"bat unit of the Mars

@ase forces, a "ulti)role three)for" transfor"able "echa. ?aced with the proble" of

defeating the "echa used by the 3nbit, Mars @ase scientists pondered various solutions before settling on developing hu"anoid shaped pilot "echa. To eEtend its abilities

further the "echa was also designed to transfor" into Qet for high)speed co"bat, thus

taking the role of ground)based ar"or and air)support in one.

3n Ar"o)?ighter "ode, the >egioss visually rese"bles a s"all attack Qet. TheAr"o)?ighter is e/ually suited to co"bat in both the vacuu" of space and in the

at"osphere of &arth, with superlative "aneuverability, speed and weaponry. 3n Ar"o)

'iver "ode, the lower rear of the "echa swing out, for"ing backwards canted legs. This

allows the >egioss to use its pri"ary thrusters to help slow its dive through theat"osphere. 3n case of attack, the >egioss=s ar"s can also eEtend in this "ode to increase

chances of survival during re)entry. Ar"o)'iver "ode can also be used in low altitudeattack runs. 3n Ar"o)$oldier "ode, the >egioss is a giant heavily ar"ored hu"anoid

carrying a rifle in its hands. Bith hu"an)like agility, the >egioss Ar"o)$oldier is "ore

than a "atch for all known 3nbit "echa.'ue to the >egioss=s ability to switch between "odes, nor"al racks and hard

points for "issiles could not be used. 3nstead it uses s"aller "issiles stored inside

internal bays placed about the "echa=s body. As a backup and to serve as the pri"ary

weapon in Ar"o)$oldier, the >egioss also carries a tri)barrel particle bea" rifle. 3nAr"o)?ighter it is stored under the wing and is hand carried in Ar"o)$oldier "ode.

The A?C)0-3 3ota (green type* "odel is the standard co"bat "odel of the

>egioss, given to al"ost all Mars @ase troops. The A?C)0-3 "odel is the "ainstay of theMars and esistance fighter forces, outnu"bering the other available versions al"ost 20

to -, and will re"ain in use for "any decades to co"e.

The A?C)0-R Reta (red type* >egioss is the At"osphere Co"bat "odel of thesuccessful Ar"o)?ighter. The A?C)0-R is virtually identical to the A?C)0-3 >egioss

eEcept the "ain 8!M)M engines were replaced with the slightly "ore powerful 8!M)

s, it=s auEiliary engines were also upgraded and it featured a re)designed head with a

larger fin. Bhile the A?C)0-R is rare a"ong Mars @ase forces (only top pilots and aces*and is rarely seen in resistance groups.

The A?C)0-D &ta (blue type* "odel is reserved for use by officers or aces and is

"ost co""only painted blue and white. 3t is rare and vastly outnu"bered by the standardA?C)0-3 "odel and is e/ually unco""on with resistance groups on &arth.

'e,ioss Mu<in :rones The >egioss Ar"o)?ighter is the pri"ary offensive co"bat unitof the Mars @ase forces, a "ulti)role three)for" transfor"able "echa. ?aced with the

proble" of defeating the "echa used by the 3nbit, Mars @ase scientists pondered various

solutions before settling on developing hu"anoid shaped pilot "echa. To eEtend its



abilities further the "echa was also designed to transfor" into Qet for high)speed co"bat,

thus taking the role of ground)based ar"or and air)support in one.

'uring initial testing an un"anned drone variant of the >egioss was developed,able to put the air)fra"e through nu"erous dangerous "aneuvers without endangering

the lives of test pilots. The scientists putting the drone through its paces considered the

possibility of eEtending the use of drones to save hu"an lives to a full co"bat "echa.3ntrigued, the "ilitary provided funding to produce a li"ited nu"ber to test the concept

and bolster the "ain force in the ?irst ecapture Mission.

The MuQin >egioss was barely re"oved fro" the original Ar"o)?ighter "ode testdrone. The MuQin >egioss shared the sa"e body of the >egioss, but with the internal

"ode conversion e/uip"ent re"oved, the drone unable to transfor" fro" Ar"o)?ighter

"ode. The >egioss canopy was replaced with an ar"or plate with the drone=s pri"ary

visual sensors near the front of this new canopy, and a secondary syste" on the side. Thehead was also replaced with a rounded ar"or plate. The weaponry carried by the MuQin

>egioss is derived fro" its "anned parent. $tuck in ar"o)fighter "ode, the drone carries

only 2 "issiles. The fire and forget nature of the "issiles suited the drones well.

The MuQin >egioss=s =brain= is a set of highly advanced "icro)processor banks.The C% is built around a heuristic logic driver that "akes decisions based on sensor

data cross)checked against the ar"o)fighter=s inbuilt databases. The whole syste" iscalled a dog brain, because while highly advanced, the "echa shows a level of

intelligence si"ilar to that of dog. #rders take on a rather basic tone (fly to this point,

attack ene"y targets at this point*, with "ore co"pleE instructions often confusing the"echa. Bhile each fighter is un"anned, a hu"an operator, far re"oved fro" the co"bat

area takes the role of s/uadron leader. A pri"ary controller at a co""and console issues

co""ands to a flight, receiving sensor reports fro" the" and altering co"bat and flight

plans when necessary.'espite the hopes of the designers, the MuQin >egioss was of /uestionably co"bat

effectiveness. The ar"o)fighter drone=s brain lacked the speed, cunning and adaptability

of hu"an pilot and was easy prey for the "echa of the 3nbit. 1astly outnu"bered in"any cases, the drones continued to fight until destroyed. Bhile the MuQin >egioss was

not successful, it would live on and influence the later 8agd 'ark >egioss 'rone.

M=SPEA:A More of a battlesuit than a full "echa, The ide Ar"or consists of a

transfor"able "otorcycle and the body ar"or onto which it co"bines to for" deadly

high tech knight. The ide Ar"or co"es in three "odels. &ach co"es with a !allant D)

0 "ulti)weapon.The 1)06 @artley is designed for fe"ale troopers and has no built)in weapon

syste"s, but typically "ounts an >)4 rocket cannon on the right front end in Ar"or

@ike "ode and on the right ar" in ide Ar"or "ode. This unit can use any forear"weapon package available.

The 1)0- @lowsperior is designed for co"bat and "ounts twelve "issiles, siE

housed on each side of the chest in ide Ar"or "ode and on the front end in Ar"or @ike"ode. 3n addition, although never seen in the footage there is a pair of retractable blades

"ounted in the front wheel housing, which is "ounted on the ar"s in ide Ar"or "ode.

Bhile the )D weapon package isn=t "andatory, it is typically used on this "odel because

of the additional "issiles for ranged co"bat.



The 1)052 is intended as a e"ergency vehicle for shot down fighter pilotsH one

is loaded in "ost >egioss units.

The Mospeada re/uires the pilot wearing a suit of C1) ar"or for the

connectors built into the Mospeada to connect to the pilot. This leaves the upper ar"s,thighs and head uncovered by the Mospeada, and vulnerable to heavy weapon fire.

There is further designation of the Mospeada according to the forear" weapon

"ount. Thus a @artley unit with an &%) bea" pistol is 1?)06T, and the @lowsperioris usually an )D "odel. The onboard co"puter will auto"atically recognie which

forear" weapon package is installed and adQust the targeting syste" as appropriate. A

Mospeada can "ount two weapon packages, although it is not reco""ended to "iEtypes.

Model Beapon %ackage

)A recon "odel with M-2$C "ilitary recording ca"era)? !) short)range "issile

)D CA'$)- close assault defense syste"

)> >)4 rocket cannon) &%) bea" rifle)T &%)0 bea" pistol

*read The A@)0- Tread is not intended as a frontline co"bat fighter like the >egioss, but as a heavy bo"ber to eEtend both the effectiveness of the Mars @ase "ilitary and the

>egioss. >ike it=s s"all brother, the Tread has three "odes. 3n Ar"o)@o"ber "ode, the

Tread rese"bles a cinder block with wings, only able to keep flying because of powerfulengines. 3n Ar"o)'iver "ode, the Tread can slow down faster than any other Mars @ase

ship or "echa, even while it=s linked to a >egioss. 3n Ar"o)$oldier "ode the Tread

knows no e/ual, a "assive "ountain of ar"or and firepower that can walk through even

the heaviest 3nbit energy bolts virtually unhar"ed. The Tread has the unusual feature of being able to act as a booster for the >egioss, so that the s"aller "echa can even control

a un)piloted Tread and change between "odes. The Tread offers no pretense of

"aneuverability over firepower, packing "ore weapons than any other Mars @ase "echa.Three forward facing bea" guns in Ar"o)@o"ber "ode, two sets of "issiles launchersH

one in the chest and the other popping up fro" the shoulders, and finally a tri)barreled

rapid fire bea" cannon "ounted in each forear"s allow the Tread overpower any foe.



U Tread interior details U

Mospeada Conventional Vehicle Profiles

A**!% All*errain *roop 7eep

9teEt<

>engthL .-"

BidthL -.6"

DeightL -.5" (cab*BeightL -,00 kg



BeaponsL

#ptional 40"" M!L J0 BA,

#ptional $ML

Unit type: all-terrain jeepManufacturer: Mars BaseTotal dry weight: 1.70 tonsTotal length: 4.10 metersTotal height: 2.20 metersTotal width: 1.80 metersPrimary engine: liquid hydrogen internal combustion engine 1Fuel capacity: standard !B" cell #HBT supply: #00 hours $12 days% operational useMax road speed: 1&0 'm(hMax cross country speed: &0 'm(hMax water speed: & 'm(h

Fording depth: 1.&0 metersOptional fixed armament: )0mm machine gun 1* )-tube roc'et launcher 1

A**3% &heeled "round Assault Vehicle



Unit type: ground assault +ehicleManufacturer: Mars BaseTotal dry weight: 8.)0 tonsTotal length: 4.10 metersTotal height: 1.&0 meters $cab%* 2.20 meters $rear canopy attached%Total width: 1.80 metersPrimary engine: liquid hydrogen internal combustion engine 1Fuel capacity: standard !B" cell #* dedicated cell ,or #-barrel beam cannon 1HBT supply: #00 hours $12 days% operational useMax road speed: 1&0 'm(hMax cross country speed: &0 'm(hMax water speed: & 'm(hFording depth: 1.&0 metersFixed armament: #-barrel beam cannon 1* )-tube roc'et launcher

A(C%1M Mu<in 'e,ioss

The MuQin is a non)transfor"able drone >egioss used to support the "anned

fighters.

>engthL -0.25"

BingspanL 4.0" "aEi"u"

DeightL .4"

BeightL -4,00 kg

$peedL Mach - at sea level, Mach 2. at -6,000"

CeilingL 24,000"

BeaponryLMM)2

pper ?uselageL 2E launcher, %ayload 6>ower ?uselageL 2E launcher, %ayload

:illsL ?uselage 6:, Bings (E2* :, Thruster @locks (E2* 5:

A(%!C Combat (i,hter

The Co"bat is a fighter craft used by the ?irst 3nvasion ?leet. Be donFt see any in

action in !enesis Cli"ber Mospeada but wrecks are seen in garbage heaps and onabandoned battle fields.



Unit type: mass production hea+y , ighter(bomber Manufacturer: Mars Base

Total dry weight: 12.0 tonsTotal length: 17.1 metersTotal height: 4.1 metersTotal wingspan: .&0 metersPrimary engines: liquid hydrogen cell turbine 4Fuel capacity: liquid hydrogen canister $8 4-pa'% 1)Flight endurance: 200 hours continuous useMax flying speed: &140 'm(h $Mach &.0%Fixed armament: autocannon 2* missile hardpoint $can mount nuclear stand-o,, missile*medium-range missiles* Mach # medium-range cluster missile% 4

A(6:( Vulture

$pace superiority fighter used before the >egioss beca"e the standard fighter.

Unit type: mass production ,ighter

Manufacturer: Mars BaseTotal dry weight: 1).20 tonsTotal length: 14.10 metersTotal height: 4.20 metersTotal wingspan: 10.20 metersPrimary engines: liquid hydrogen turbine #Max. leel speed !sea leel": Mach 1.12#tall speed: 18& 'm(h$nitial clim% rate: o+er #0000 meters per minute



Un%oosted serice ceiling: 2000 metersFixed armament: #-barrel autocannon 1 $) minutes o, ammo%* ordnance hardpoint $can mountlong-range missile or medium-range missiles #% 2

/otesL #ne shows up in a propaganda reel fro" $tick=s flashback, and a couple are seen

on &arth as wreckage.

Combat ike

The co"bat bike used by ainy @oy. The sidecar "ounts a rack of -2 $M.

Mospeada Mecha Profiles

A%1 *readC=S*L C% (J260.6 C% for 2E $M*

A)ailabilit+L 2060J

#E0"#*>

4.-" in Ar"o)@o"ber configuration

6.5" in Ar"o)'iver configuration

." in Ar"o)$oldier configuration

&0:*#> 6.5" at shoulders in Ar"o)$oldier configuration

-.5" "aEi"u" wingspan'E/"*#>

." in Ar"o)@o"ber

6.0" in Ar"o)'iver configuration.

. in Ar"o)$oldier configuration.&E0"#*>

&"ptyL 2,500 kg



Mode MV 'and MA (l+ MA

Ar"o)$oldier )0 (50"Kround* - (450"Kround*

Ar"o)'iver )- .5 (-5"Kround*-.5 (5"Kround*

Ar"o)@o"ber )2 0 24 (-00"Kround*

Maneu)er Pool J4

Ser)o Class ?ills Spaces Armor SP ?ills

Main @ody >D - - >DK@

Dead D$ 5 5 M$K@

ight Ar" >D >DK@

>eft Ar" >D >DK@ ight >eg >D >DK@

>eft >eg >D >DK@

ight Bing MB 4 4 M$K@

>eft Bing MB 4 4 M$K@

*hrusters 'ocation MA

Thruster Torso

Thruster ight >eg 5Thruster >eft >eg 5

Sensors 'ocation ?ills Sensors Communications

MB Class Dead 2 -5 k" -500 k"

@ackup Torso 2 - k" 00 k"

&eapon 'ocation :M" Ran,e &A ?ills Shots /otes

Dands Ar"s : Melee J0 - Suick, Dandy

&%)- Cannon Torso )) 2

$ingle ?ire : J-Auto ?ire 2: J0 @1

&%) Tri %@! ight >eg -: 2 J- - @1, >inked

&%) Tri %@! >eft >eg -: 2 J- - @1, >inked&)5 3on !un ight Ar" : 2 J- @14, >inked

&)5 3on !un >eft Ar" : 2 J- @14, >inked

MM)20 ack Torso 5: 4 J- >inked

Missiles 20 CM1

MM)20 ack Torso 5: 4 J- >inkedMissiles 20 CM1

MM)-4 ack Torso 5: 4 J- >inked

Missiles 5 -4 CM1


Missiles 5 -4 CM1

VThe leg &%) "ay only fire in bo"ber configuration.

V MM)-4 "ay fire up to 6 per attack. MM)20 "ay fire up to -0 per attack.

=ptional S+stems

>iftwire, Anti)theft Codelock, +ightsight, $potlight, $torage Module, &scape %od, Dardpoints ( per wing*$elf 'estruct, Co"bat Co"puter, 250 hours of fuel (re/uires 2 cells*, @o"b @ay (holds 000 kg*

>egioss Connection

Multipliers

&nviron"entals ($pace, e)entry*, 1erniers (- Main @ody, 2 each >eg*, 1ariable ?ighter, Autopilot

Transat"ospheric Ability, Deavy Dydraulics, $upercharged &ngines



A%1S :ark *readC=S*L -0- C% (J260.6 C% for 2E $M*

A)ailabilit+L 2060J

#E0"#*>

4.-" in Ar"o)@o"ber configuration6.5" in Ar"o)'iver configuration

." in Ar"o)$oldier configuration&0:*#>

6.5" at shoulders in Ar"o)$oldier configuration

-.5" "aEi"u" wingspan

'E/"*#> ." in Ar"o)@o"ber


. in Ar"o)$oldier configuration.&E0"#*>

&"ptyL 2,500 kg

Mode MV 'and MA (l+ MAAr"o)$oldier )0 (50"Kround* - (450"Kround*Ar"o)'iver )- .5 (-5"Kround*-.5 (5"Kround*

Ar"o)@o"ber )2 0 24 (-00"Kround*

Maneu)er Pool J4


Main @ody >D - - >DK@

Dead D$ 5 5 M$K@

ight Ar" >D >DK@

>eft Ar" >D >DK@ ight >eg >D >DK@

>eft >eg >D >DK@ ight Bing MB 4 4 M$K@

>eft Bing MB 4 4 M$K@


Thruster Torso

Thruster ight >eg 5Thruster >eft >eg 5





Dands Ar"s : Melee J0 - Suick, Dandy&%)- Cannon Torso )) 2

$ingle ?ire : J-

Auto ?ire 2: J0 @1

&%) Tri %@! ight >eg -: 2 J- - @1, >inked

&%) Tri %@! >eft >eg -: 2 J- - @1, >inked

&)5 3on !un ight Ar" : 2 J- @14, >inked

&)5 3on !un >eft Ar" : 2 J- @14, >inked




Missiles 20 CM1


Missiles 20 CM1


Missiles 5 -4 CM1MM)-4 ack Torso 5: 4 J- >inked

Missiles 5 -4 CM1VThe leg &%) "ay only fire in bo"ber configuration.

V MM)-4 "ay fire up to 6 per attack. MM)20 "ay fire up to -0 per attack.

=ptional S+stems

>iftwire, Anti)theft Codelock, +ightsight, $potlight, $torage Module, &scape %od, Dardpoints ( per wing*

$elf 'estruct, Co"bat Co"puter, 250 hours of fuel (re/uires 2 cells*, @o"b @ay (holds 000 kg*>egioss Connector

Multipliers

&nviron"entals ($pace, e)entry*, 1erniers (- Main @ody, 2 each >eg*, 1ariable ?ighter, Autopilot

Transat"ospheric Ability, Deavy Dydraulics, $upercharged &ngines, D@T $tealth

A%1 *read Protector S+stem

NN

A(C%1: :ark 'e,ioss Stealth ModelC=S*L -2 C% (J--2 for &)- and J5- for 40E $M*A)ailabilit+L 2060J



#E0"#*>

.0" in Ar"o)$oldier configuration.


" in Ar"o)?ighter configuration.&0:*#>

.6" at shoulders in Ar"o)$oldier and Ar"o)'iver configurations.

6.2" "aEi"u" wingspan'E/"*#>

-0.25 in Ar"o)'iver configuration.

-2.5" in Ar"o)?ighter configuration.

&E0"#*> &"ptyL -4,00 kg

$tandard T)# BeightL -,400 kg


Ar"o)$oldier )0 4 (00"Kround* -4 (600"Kround*

Ar"o)'iver )- (-50"Kround* 2 (-200"Kround*

Ar"o)?ighter )2 0 2 (-400"Kround*

Maneu)er Pool J0


Main @ody M$ 6 6 MB 4 4

Dead M$ M$

ight Ar" M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5

>eft Ar" M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5

ight >eg M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5

>eft >eg M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5

ight Bing M$ M$

>eft Bing M$ M$


Thruster Torso 2



Thruster ight >eg

Thruster >eft >eg

Thruster ight Ar"

Thruster >eft Ar"


MB Class Dead 2 -5 k" -500 k"@ackup Torso 2 - k" 00 k"



&)- Cannon - Danded 2

$ingle ?ire : J-Auto ?ire 2: J0 @1

'isruptor -2: J- 'isruptor, Bar"up 2

MM40 Multi Missile $yste" 5: 4 J- CM1, Crosslinked

ight $houlder 2K 6

>eft $houlder 2K 6

ight Ar" -K2 5

ight Ar" -K2 5

>eft Ar" -K2 5>eft Ar" -K2 5

ight >eg -K2 ight >eg -K2

ight >eg -K2

>eft >eg -K2

>eft >eg -K2

>eft >eg -K2

VMM)40 :ills denotes the launcherKpayload.

=ptional S+stems

>iftwire, Anti)theft Codelock, +ightsight, $potlight, $torage Module, &scape %od

Beapon Mount, $elf 'estruct, Co"bat Co"puter, 250 hours of fuel (-4 fuel cells*

?lareKChaff (-0W per leg*

Multipliers

&nviron"entals ($pace, e)entry*, 1erniers (- Main @ody, 2 each >eg*, D@T $tealth

1ariable ?ighter, Autopilot

A(C%1# Eta 'e,ioss =fficer Model ($tick)type*C=S*L 0 C% (J5 for &%)- and J2 for 40E $M*A)ailabilit+L 2060J



#E0"#*>


5.2" in Ar"o)'iver configuration." in Ar"o)?ighter configuration.

&0:*#>


6.2" "aEi"u" wingspan

'E/"*#> -0.25 in Ar"o)'iver configuration.

-2.5" in Ar"o)?ighter configuration.

&E0"#*> &"ptyL -4,00 kg



Ar"o)$oldier )- 4 (00"Kround* -4 (600"Kround*

Ar"o)'iver )2 (-50"Kround* 2 (-200"Kround*

Ar"o)?ighter ) 0 2 (-400"Kround*

Maneu)er Pool J



Dead M$ M$

ight Ar" M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5

>eft Ar" M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5

ight >eg M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5

>eft >eg M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5

ight Bing M$ M$ >eft Bing M$ M$




Thruster Torso 2

Thruster ight >eg

Thruster >eft >eg Thruster ight Ar"

Thruster >eft Ar"



MB Class Torso 2 -5 k" -500 k"


Dands Ar"s -: Melee J0 - Suick, Dandy

&%)- !unpod - Danded 2

$ingle ?ire : J-

Auto ?ire 2: J0 @1


ight $houlder 2K 6

>eft $houlder 2K 6

ight Ar" -K2 5ight Ar" -K2 5

>eft Ar" -K2 5>eft Ar" -K2 5

ight >eg -K2

ight >eg -K2

ight >eg -K2

>eft >eg -K2

>eft >eg -K2

>eft >eg -K2


=ptional S+stems

>iftwire, Anti)theft Codelock, +ightsight, $potlight, $torage Module, &scape %odBeapon Mount, $elf 'estruct, Co"bat Co"puter, 250 hours of fuel, ?lareKChaff (-0W per leg*

Multipliers

&nviron"entals ($pace, e)entry*, 1erniers (- Main @ody, 2 each >eg*, $e"i)"onoco/ue

1ariable ?ighter, Autopilot, Ace J

A(C%10 0ota 'e,ioss Standard Combat Model (ay)type*C=S*L 6 C% (J5 for &%)- and J2 for 40E $M*A)ailabilit+L 2060J



#E0"#*> .0" in Ar"o)$oldier configuration.




6.2" "aEi"u" wingspan'E/"*#>


-2.5" in Ar"o)?ighter configuration.&E0"#*>

&"ptyL -4,00 kg






Maneu)er Pool J0



Dead M$ M$

ight Ar" M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5

>eft Ar" M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5

ight >eg M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5>eft >eg M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5

ight Bing M$ M$

>eft Bing M$ M$




Thruster Torso 2

Thruster ight >eg

Thruster >eft >eg

Thruster ight Ar" Thruster >eft Ar"



MB Class Torso 2 -5 k" -500 k"


Dands Ar"s -: Melee J0 - Suick, Dandy&%)- !unpod - Danded 2

$ingle ?ire : J-

Auto ?ire 2: J0 @1


ight $houlder 2K 6

>eft $houlder 2K 6

ight Ar" -K2 5

ight Ar" -K2 5>eft Ar" -K2 5

>eft Ar" -K2 5ight >eg -K2

ight >eg -K2

ight >eg -K2

>eft >eg -K2

>eft >eg -K2

>eft >eg -K2


=ptional S+stems


Beapon Mount, $elf 'estruct, Co"bat Co"puter, 250 hours of fuel, ?lareKChaff (-0W per leg*

Multipliers



A(C%17 7a,d 'e,ioss :roneC=S*L 405 C% (J--2 for &)- and J245.5 for 46E $M*

A)ailabilit+L 2060J



#E0"#*>






'E/"*#> -0.25 in Ar"o)'iver configuration.


&"ptyL -4,00 kg



Ar"o)$oldier )0 4 (00"Kround* -4 (600"Kround*Ar"o)'iver )- (-50"Kround* 2 (-200"Kround*

Ar"o)?ighter )2 0 2 (-400"Kround*

Maneu)er Pool J0



ight Ar" M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5>eft Ar" M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5

ight >eg M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5

>eft >eg M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5ight Bing M$ M$

>eft Bing M$ M$

ight %od >B 2 M$

>eft %od >B 2 M$


Thruster Torso 2Thruster ight >eg



Thruster >eft >eg

Thruster ight Ar"

Thruster >eft Ar"






&)- Cannon - Danded 2

$ingle ?ire : J-

Auto ?ire 2: J0 @1'isruptor -2: J- 'isruptor, Bar"up 2

MM Multi Missile $yste" 5: 4 J- CM1, Crosslinked

ight $houlder 2K 6

>eft $houlder 2K 6

ight Ar" -K2 5

ight Ar" -K2 5

>eft Ar" -K2 5

>eft Ar" -K2 5ight >eg -K2


>eft >eg -K2

>eft >eg -K2

>eft >eg -K2

!)-2 Missile ight %od 5: 4 J- -K -2 CM1, Crosslinked

!)-2 Missile >eft %od 5: 2 J- -K -2 CM1, Crosslinked

VMM) :ills denotes the launcherKpayload.

=ptional S+stems


Beapon Mount, $elf 'estruct, Co"bat Co"puter, 250 hours of fuel (-4 fuel cells*?lareKChaff (-0W per leg*

Multipliers

&nviron"entals ($pace, e)entry*, 1erniers (- Main @ody, 2 each >eg*, D@T $tealth

1ariable ?ighter, Autopilot, 3nternal Auto"ation (ank 4, %ortfolio *

0nternal Automation

ank 4 9roll -d-0J-2 all rolls<

%ortfolio (Mecha %ilotL >egioss, Mecha Beaponry, Mecha Co"bat, AwarenessK+otice, 'odge

&vade, +avigation, adio Co""unication*

A(C%1@ @eta 'e,ioss Atmosphere Combat Model (Dou/uet)type*C=S*L 6 C% (J5 for &%)- and J2 for 40E $M*A)ailabilit+L 2060J



#E0"#*>

.0" in Ar"o)$oldier configuration.5.2" in Ar"o)'iver configuration.




'E/"*#>



&"ptyL -4,00 kg






Maneu)er Pool J0



Dead M$ M$

ight Ar" M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5

>eft Ar" M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5

ight >eg M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5

>eft >eg M$ 5 5 D$ 5 5ight Bing M$ M$

>eft Bing M$ M$


Thruster Torso 2

Thruster ight >eg

Thruster >eft >eg



Thruster ight Ar"

Thruster >eft Ar"


MB Class Dead 2 -5 k" -500 k"MB Class Torso 2 -5 k" -500 k"


Dands Ar"s -: Melee J0 - Suick, Dandy

&%)- !unpod - Danded 2

$ingle ?ire : J-

Auto ?ire 2: J0 @1

MM40 Multi Missile $yste" 5: 4 J- CM1, Crosslinkedight $houlder 2K 6

>eft $houlder 2K 6

ight Ar" -K2 5

ight Ar" -K2 5

>eft Ar" -K2 5

>eft Ar" -K2 5

ight >eg -K2


>eft >eg -K2 >eft >eg -K2

>eft >eg -K2


=ptional S+stems


Beapon Mount, $elf 'estruct, Co"bat Co"puter, 250 hours of fuel, ?lareKChaff (-0W per leg*

Multipliers



VR!A artle+ MospeadaC=S*L 6 C% J weapon package

A)ailabilit+L NN



#E0"#*>

-.0" cycle

2.-" ar"or &0:*#>

0.5" cycle-.0" ar"or

'E/"*#>

2.05" cycle

-.4" ar"or &E0"#*>

2 kg


Ar"or J- 60"Kturn -- (550"Kturn*

Cycle J- -5 (50"Kturn* ))

Maneu)er Pool J44

Ser)o Class #its Spaces Armor SP #its

Main @ody D$ 50 -2 D$KA 0 0

ight Ar" D$ 0 4 D$KA 0 0

>eft Ar" D$ 0 4 D$KA 0 0

ight >eg D$ 0 4 D$KA 0 0>eft >eg D$ 0 4 D$KA 0 0

?ront %od $> D$KA 0 0

ear %od $> D$KA 0 0

?ront Bheel -5

ear Bheel -5


Thruster Torso --

Sensors 'ocation #its Sensors Communications

$T Class Torso 5 k" 60 k"



&eapon 'ocation :M" Ran,e &A #its Shots /otes

Dands Ar"s J2d4 Melee J0 Suick, Dandy

:ick >egs Jd4 Melee J0

=ptional S+stems

Anti)theft Codelock, $potlight (E2*, $torage Module (E*, &Qection $yste", Target Analyer

Beapon Mount (E2*, 00k"K-00 hours per D@T cell, >ow 1isibility %aint $che"e

Multipliers

&nviron"entals ('esert, Arctic*, $upercharged &ngine, Transfor"able Motorcycle, $e"i)Monoco/ue

/otes

?irst Mospeada producedH designed specifically for wo"en. The )A "odel has a low visibility paint sche"edesigned for reconnaissance. Typically assigned the )C package "ilitary recording unit.

VR!' artle+ MospeadaC=S*L C% J weapon package

A)ailabilit+L NN

#E0"#*> -.0" cycle

2.-" ar"or &0:*#>

0.5" cycle

-.0" ar"or

'E/"*#>

2.05" cycle

-.4" ar"or &E0"#*>

2 kg






Maneu)er Pool J44


Main @ody D$ 50 -2 D$KA 0 0

ight Ar" D$ 0 4 D$KA 0 0

>eft Ar" D$ 0 4 D$KA 0 0

ight >eg D$ 0 4 D$KA 0 0

>eft >eg D$ 0 4 D$KA 0 0?ront %od $> D$KA 0 0

ear %od $> D$KA 0 0

?ront Bheel -5

ear Bheel -5


Thruster Torso --




Dands Ar"s J2d4 Melee J0 Suick, Dandy


=ptional S+stems


Beapon Mount (E2*, 00k"K-00 hours per D@T cell, >ow 1isibility %aint $che"e

Multipliers


/otes

?irst Mospeada producedH designed specifically for wo"en.

VR%31# lo9sperior MospeadaC=S*L 42 C% (J for CA'$)-, J25.2 for -2E "icro"issile*A)ailabilit+L NN



#E0"#*> -.0" cycle

2.05" ar"or &0:*#>

0.5" cycle

-.0" ar"or

'E/"*#>

2.05" cycle

-.4" ar"or &E0"#*>

-2 kg




Maneu)er Pool J44


Main @ody MB 40 -2 MBKA 0 0

ight Ar" MB 5 4 MBKA 0 0

>eft Ar" MB 5 4 MBKA 0 0

ight >eg MB 5 4 MBKA 0 0

>eft >eg MB 5 4 MBKA 0 0

?ront %od $>

ear %od $>

?ront Bheel -5ear Bheel -5


Thruster Torso --






Dands Ar"s J2d4 Melee J0 5 Suick, Dandy:ick >egs Jd4 Melee J0

!)-0 ack Torso : 2 J- -0 4 CM1, >inked!)-0 ack Torso : 2 J- -0 4 CM1, >inked

CA'$)- Beapon Mounts 2: Melee J- 2: A%, Suick

CA'$)- Beapon Mounts 2: Melee J- 2: A%, Suick

Shields

>B Class, Alpha Ar"or ('C 2*, 'A J0, $% 5, - binder slot for blade, CA'$)- "ated>B Class, Alpha Ar"or ('C 2*, 'A J0, $% 5, - binder slot for blade, CA'$)- "ated

V$hield 'C and $% are in :ills, not Dits.

=ptional S+stems


Beapon Mount (E2*, 00k"K-00 hours per power cell

Multipliers


/otes

#nly Mospeada to have built)in weapon syste"s.

VR%52 attler MospeadaC=S*L 54 C% J weapon package

A)ailabilit+L NN

#E0"#*>

-.0" cycle

2.05" ar"or &0:*#>

0.5" cycle



-.0" ar"or 'E/"*#>

2.05" cycle

-.4" ar"or

&E0"#*> -2 kg




Maneu)er Pool J44


Main @ody MB 40 -2 MBKA 0 0

ight Ar" MB 5 4 MBKA 0 0

>eft Ar" MB 5 4 MBKA 0 0

ight >eg MB 5 4 MBKA 0 0

>eft >eg MB 5 4 MBKA 0 0

?ront %od $>

ear %od $> ?ront Bheel -5

ear Bheel -5


Thruster Torso --




Dands Ar"s J2d4 Melee J0 5 Suick, Dandy


=ptional S+stems


Beapon Mount (E2*, 00k"K-00 hours per power cell

Multipliers


/otes

$tandard "odel stored in each >egioss.

Capital ships of Mospeada

Militar+ *ransports Doriont 'TT$)-2, !arfish D$TC)2, 3kauchi $?C)000,3u"o $?@@)000



"arfish #S*C Digh)$peed Troop Carrier

#ne of the "ainstays of the Mars @ase fleet, the !arfish has been in co""on usesince before the 3nbit invasion of &arth. Bith high speed, heavy weaponry, good ar"or,

the ability to carry a large a"ount of cargo or troops coupled with it=s own fighter wing,

the !arfish was a popular choice for the &arth ecapture "issions.The !arfish has a rounded hull re"iniscent of its na"esake, split near the "iddle

be a blocky, rectangular cargo section fro" which the ship=s fighter bays hang. The

!arfish is split into siE decks, four in the "ain hull and two fighter decks. The forwarddecks of the "ain hull are the do"ain of the crew, with the ship=s bridge, "ess hall, and

co""unal bunk roo"s taking up "uch of this space. The "iddle section contains two

large cargo bays, with lifts to "ove supplies down to the upper and lower fighter decks,fro" which three e"ergency use thrusters are "ounted on the back. The rear section ofthe ship houses the !arfish=s three pri"ary engines, "ain reactor and fuel tanks.

Bhile the !arfish features a good a"ount of ar"or plating, it does not rely on this

alone for defense like the Doriont. Mounted the botto" of hull, Qust in front of thefighter bays, is a large tri)barrel energy cannon turret on a rotation point. A co"bined

triple blast is "ore than enough to ravage 3nbit cla" ships or single 3nbit "echa. The

turret is backed up by siE horiontal "issile tube, three each side with two above the



"idline of the ship and one tube below. The !arfish pri"arily carries anti)ship "issiles

of li"ited usefulness against s"aller ene"ies such as the 3igaa @oosters. >ike other Mars

@ase designs, the !arfish=s pri"ary anti)"echa defense is provided by it=s own fighterco"pli"ent. The !arfish=s fighter decks can carry a total of nine >egioss Ar"o)?ighters,

4 on the larger upper deck and on the lower deck.

Though the "issiles and turret are "ore than enough to destroy any singleattacking "echa, there were Qust not enough weapons and those is had were useless

against a deluge by suicide runners attacking fro" all sides. Bhen the !arfish is

separated fro" it=s fighter cover, this proved to be the "aQor downfall of all the !arfishinvolved in the Mars @ase ecapture "issions. The !arfish also often suffered the sa"e

proble" as the Doriont, entering &arth=s at"osphere too fast, but it=s heavy ar"or often

saved the" fro" burning up, though their lack of aerodyna"ic controls caused the" to

crash at very high speeds.

#oriont :**S 'ive Transat"ospheric Troop $huttle

The Doriont serves as the pri"ary, heavy lift cargo shuttle for the Mars @ase

"ilitary. Bhile other Mars @ase ship designs can land on a planetary surface through brute force use of their thrusters, the Doriont was designed to operate well in a planetary

at"osphere with large wings and an aerodyna"ic shape co"pared to the !arfish and3kauchi. Mini"al interior space inside the Doriont=s hull is given over to its hu"an

crew, resulting in a cra"ped ship with its full crew co"ple"ent aboard. The pri"ary

neEus of the shuttle is contained in its wedge shaped nose. ?ore"ost is the cockpitKbridgearea, with controls for the pilot and co)pilot, as well as four stations for the sensors,

engineering, co""unications and tactical planning. A door at the rear of the cabin leads

through a short corridor to the Doriont=s s"all eating and sleeping area. Though the

roo" features -0 beds and an eatingKfood preparation table it is /uite s"all and cra"ped,with off duty crew"e"bers sharing the roo" with on duty "e"bers. The co""and cabin

and lounge can be eQected in space to for" an escape pod, with enough e"ergency life)

support aboard to keep the crew alive for 2 days.'own a short stairwell leading fro" the Doriont=s nose into its =neck= is the ide

Ar"or trooper bay, - soldiers in Mospeada ride)ar"or "ode lie in acceleration couches

in the floor, with their stored "ode ide Ar"or above the". @eyond this is a s"allhallway with a set of stairs down to the >egioss access bay. After the ?irst &arth

ecapture Mission, the Tread was developed to eEtend the abilities of the >egioss.

Dowever, the fighter bays on the !arfish and 3kauchi could not easily take the linked

"echa and the Doriont was "odified to carry a co"bined >egioss)Tread on it=sunderbelly, and provide the Doriont with so"e cover of it=s own.

The bay can be raised and lowered, fitting air tight around the >egioss fro" the

"id)nose to Qust in front of the upper "issile pods of the "echa=s retracted ar"s. Bith the bay down the shuttle=s technician can change the >egioss=s fuel cells as well as top up its

life)support syste". There is no access to the linked Tread via the bay, and it is usually

un"anned. Bhen the linked Ar"o)?ighter is ready to be launched, the bay is raised andthe docking grapples release the >egiossKTread >ink)up as it throttles up. ear of the

>egioss bay is the shuttle=s three pri"ary engines, inaccessible by the crew fro" the

inside of the Doriont.



The Doriont=s "ain use is its two heEagonal cargo pods hanging fro" the

shuttle=s wings, each capable of carrying a large volu"e of supplies or "echa down to a

planetary surface. &ach pod is self)contained and there is no access fro" inside theDoriont.

The designers assu"ed that the Doriont shuttles would receive protection and

cover fro" the fleet=s fighters and orbiting ships, trading ar"or and weaponry forincreased cargo carrying capacity and "ore powerful thrusters. 3n actual co"bat against

the 3nbit, the fast and highly "aneuverable 3igaa @ooster flew rings around the slower

Doriont and proved hard for their fighter cover to take down. The other option Doriont pilots had was a desperate race to outpace the inco"ing 3nbit, unfortunately "ost were

unable to safely enter &arth=s at"osphere at such high speeds and burned up. Many

surviving Mars @ase troops, scavengers and resistance units searched for downed

Doriont shuttles, the heavily ar"ored cargo pods and their valuable contents usuallyre"aining intact, hopefully arriving before the 3nbit and their hu"an sy"pathiers.

0kauchi S(C $pace ?ortress Carrier

The 3kauchi heavy carriers for" the backbone of the Mars @ase fleet. They carrythe "aQority of the co"bat fleet, troops, heavy weapons and co""and staff for the "aQor

seg"ents of the ecapture Missions.The class rese"bles the "ore sub"arine style of ships with rectangular body

shape with four engines on each rear corner. The vessel can=t really be described as fast,

but with it=s four "ain engines and two auEiliary engines set on the sides between "ainengines all firing at full thrust gives it good speed for it=s large sie. sually the engines

are only run at a fraction of their full thrust, giving the 3kauchi the long range transport

abilities that the Mars @ase fleet lacked in it=s s"aller ships.

Twelve reasonably large decks are contained inside the 3kauchi=s heavilyar"ored hull, spacious when co"pared with the !arfish and Doriont. The crew decks

feature double)occupancy cabins for the "aQority of the crew with a s"all nu"ber of

luEurious single)occupancy roo"s for senior officers, with roo"y "ess and recreationroo"s for all. The rest of the ship is given over to co"bat supplies and "echa, with the

3kauchi carrying the "aQority of the recapture "issions >egioss wings. $iE launch bays,

three on each side around the center "idline of the ship, are capable of launching up -52>egioss=s in Ar"o)$oldier "ode directly into battle within seconds.

The 3kauchi=s "ain weapons are eight long)range Tri)barrel energy turrets, each

capable of destroying an 3nbit cla" ship or an entire wave of 3nbit "echa. @ut once

ene"y "echa "ake it in close, the ship relies on it=s own "echa to protect it. 3n thestandard battle plans however, the ship=s co"ple"ent of "echa is sent forward to stop the

ene"y=s approach, who often punched holes right through the defending "echa and begin

suicide runs on the now unprotected ships. &ven with it=s very heavy ar"or, 3kauchiships can usually only take few suicide runs fro" 3nbit "echa as their slow rate of turn

"akes it hard to escape fro" fast ene"y "echa like the 3igaa @ooster.

0umo S( $pace ?ortress @attle @ase

The 3u"o class ships are the "ost powerful ships in the Mars @ase fleet. &ach

"assive ship carries an enor"ous a"ount of crew, troops, "echa and weapons. 'ue to

the large sie and cost, only one vessel, the M@$$ 3u"o, was co"pleted in ti"e to be



used in the end of the 3nbit conflict as the co""and ship of the Third &arth ecapture

Mission.

The 3u"o was largely based on the s"aller 3kauchi class carrier. A pair ofsecondary weapons pods were added to the sides to carry a pair of enor"ous particle

cannons and to act as shields to protect the enlarged "ain hull fro" side attacks. A third,

s"aller weapons and hanger pod was added to the lower hull of the ship. $urprisingly,the 3u"o suffers fro" the sa"e flaw as the 3kauchi and !arfish class ships) a lack of

Anti)Aircraft ar"a"ent. Dangar decks and crew spaces were distributed through the

vessel, including several of the /uick)launch bays first used on the 3kauchi. Dowever,there is a large "ain Doriont bay located in the lower body, capable of a high turn)

around rate on the shuttles. There is no co""and citadel, though there is a conning tower

that rises above the "ain hull, on which the C3C is located.

Mospeada Capital Ship Profiles

#oriont :**S12

C=S*> NN C%ManufacturerL Mars base

#E0"#*> -5."

&0:*#> 54."'E/"*#> 50."&E0"#*> 2200 tonsH 220 tons "aEi"u" payloadCRE&L 6, including a "ission co""ander, a pilot, a co)pilot, a co""unications specialist, a sensors

specialist, a technician, ide Ar"or s/uad co""ander, and a pilot for the >egioss

#ull ClassL $uperlight?0''SL 200

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V &ach pod carries )6 "echa, 4 Mospeada or up to 00 tons of cargo

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&ngines MA 26 (E0.6*, Dyperspace &ngine (E-.0*, Crew !rade @ (E0.4*

Pro,ramme> NN

"arfish #S*C28C=S*> NN C%

ManufacturerL Mars base

#E0"#*> .2" over "ain hullH 54.0" over hangarsH 4." over all

&0:*#> 5."'E/"*#> -6."

&E0"#*> 42,500 tonsCRE&L N

#ull ClassL Mediu" $triker ?0''SL 600ARM=R L $% 0

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Pro,ramme> The ship is capable of 0.6 g of acceleration for eighty "inutes, -.2 g for fifty "inutes, and

e"ergency 2 g is available for 5 "inutes. The secondary engines can reach -g for -5 "inutes. 3t also has a

sublight capability of .00- of light.

0kauchi S(C8%%%C=S*> NN C%




#E0"#*> -"&0:*#> -5"'E/"*#> 02" (406" eEcluding engine shields*&E0"#*> 4,60,000 tons

CRE&L Total 046 (--- crew and 55- troopsH can support 600 "ore*

#ull ClassL MegaDeavy J?0''SL 220

ARM=R L $% 0SPACESL 25

MAL 26 (Mach 2**urnL J--Cre9 Bualit+L @ (-J-d-0*

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/otes> The ship is capable of 0.25 g of acceleration for four "inutes, 0.5 g for two hours, - g for - hour,

and e"ergency -.2 g is available for 20 "inutes. The secondary engines can reach 2g for -0 "inutes. 3t

also has a sublight capability of .00- of light.

0umo S(C$%%%C=S*> NN C%


#E0"#*> -0-2"&0:*#> 262"'E/"*#> 0"&E0"#*> -4,000,000 tons

CRE&L 500 total

Total CrewL - including 25 "edical, -0 cooks, 22 co""andKsecurity and -00 engineers )

--42 "ain body, 250 each side pod, 25 lower pod

Total TroopsL 50 including -0 >egioss pilots (-25 "ain, 200 each side, 45 lower* and -62

Mospeada pilots with -000 "ore in reserve

#ull ClassL MegaDeavy J?0''SL 500ARM=R L $% 0SPACESL

MAL 26 (Mach 2*

*urnL J--Cre9 Bualit+L @ (-J-d-0*



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Deavy %article Cannon ?? 5000: 4,,4 J 2000 Bide @ea" ( heE*, ltra)@ea", Bar")up , Clip 5, >i"ited ?iring

$uperheavy >aser (2* ? 500: 4,,4 J- 500

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Multipliers&ngines MA 26 (E0.6*, Dyperspace &ngine (E-.0*, Crew !rade @ (E0.4*

Pro,ramme> >arge)scale flagship of the rd 3nvasion ?leet. eferences indicate that there was only a

single such ship built.



/eutronS Missile 7Anubis)-7C=S*> NN C%ManufacturerL Mars base

:0AME*ER> -000" ("ain section*, -650" (drive)section cap*, -00" (warhead*'E/"*#> 2600" (overall*, -050 (warhead*&E0"#*> 06,000,000 tons

CRE&L +KA

#ull ClassL MegaDeavyJ?0''SL --,250

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+uclear Barhead )) V 4,,4 J --,250 ))

-5,000,000 "egaton yield for 00,000,000,000: (yes 00 trillion :ills* with @last the sie of

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Pro,ramme> NN

Chapter 3 – *he 0nbitThe 3nbit ca"e fro" a distant star and have been wandering the cos"os seeking

to perfect their evolution. A scene in the first episode i"plied there are "ultiple groups of3nbit spread out through the universe. The 3nbit search for life)giving worlds and then

land on the" to study their ani"al life. After the 3nbit have studied and eEperi"ented on

the life for"s they find, they change their bodies with the knowledge they have gained.#nce they are satisfied theyFve learned all they can fro" the planet they "ove on in

search of another one.

The 3nbit have a hive)like social structure and si"ilarities can be drawn between

the" and other creatures that for" hives like ants and bees. The soldiers seen in "uch ofthe show are nearly "indless beings that obey every order of their leader, efless. The

efless is an advanced being with great intelligence and power who leads all 3nbit on the

planet fro" efleE %oint.

@ecause of their hive)like society, the 3nbit are not used to dealing with othersentient races. Bhen the 3nbit invaded &arth there were no atte"pts at co""unication.

The 3nbit struck /uickly and reduced the cities and hu"an population considerably. #nce

they settled in they ignored hu"ans. They considered the" inferior beings and saw noreason to attack their off)world colonies. They atte"pted no co""erce or co""unication

with the con/uered hu"ans. 3nbit patrols attacked hu"ans using "ilitary vehicles or any

weapons large enough to threaten 3nbit safety. The result of this policy was the 3nbitre"ained very "ysterious to the hu"an survivors. The only real interest they took in

hu"ans was biological study and the soldier hunts.

The first two invasion fleets, though thoroughly van/uished, left surviving

soldiers behind. efless was concerned that these soldiers "ight cause trouble for the3nbit hives that dotted the landscape, so resources were devoted to hunting the" down.

The very rare and li"ited co""unication that occurred between 3nbit and hu"ans was to

set traps in so"e towns for soldiers. The townspeople would agree to lure soldiers intovulnerable positions in eEchange for not being annihilated by the 3nbit.

As advanced as their "echanical knowledge see"s to be to hu"ans, it is their

biological knowledge that is their true focus. The 3nbit use their bio)technology to createsoldiers and servants that are living reproductions of earlier stages of 3nbit evolution. The

soldiers are inserted into "echanical bodies that fuse with the" and beco"e their



per"anent bodies. #nly the efless can safely re"ove an 3nbit soldier fro" its

"echanical body and place it in another. @ecause the 3nbit focus so keenly on biology

their "echanical technology appears to progress slowly. Although new "echanical bodies are created during their occupation of &arth, the hu"ans advanced their

technology "ore /uickly and were able to attain an e/ual level or better for their co"bat

"achines by the end of the story.@y the end of Mospeada an interesting twist occurs. The 3nbit decide that hu"ans

are the highest life for" on &arth. To continue their progra" of higher evolution efless

starts raising 3nbit servants up by granting the" hu"an bodies. They appear hu"an inevery way eEcept the green color of their blood. Bhat efless didnFt fully understand

was that along with the hu"an body co"es the hu"an "ind. The new hu"an)for" 3nbit

were subQected for the first ti"e to hu"an e"otions and individuality. 3ndividuals like

$orQi and Aisha started /uestioning eflessF decisions while others, like @attra,developed obsessions. This would probably have caused a "aQor upset in 3nbit society but

by the ti"e efless was starting to notice it the third invasion fleet had forced the 3nbit to

leave &arth. Many hu"an)for" 3nbit re"ain behind when the 3nbit depart for another

planet. They integrate into hu"an society. Bhether or not they have an easy ti"e is notknown.

Solu,i 'aser Pistol

As the efless began to anticipate the trans"utation of her race into the

hu"anoid $olugi for", she saw the need for a personal weapon, eventually settling on a pistol. %rior to this ti"e, the 3nbit had relied entirely on the %rotector ar"or in hu"anoid

style co"bat and relations. @ased upon the internal "echanis"s of the Mars !allant D)

0, the re"ovable grip contains an energy "againe instead of the !allant=s energy

capacitor syste".

BeightL 0.4kg >engthL 22c"

J- BA, ange N, d4 Dits, Clip 5

Chapter 5 – 0nbit MechaThis chapter covers the "echa of the 3nbit. 3nbit "echa see" to be a for" of

techno)organic 7grown7 "echa rather than built in factories. The pilot sits in a cockpit



area filled with fluid and pilots the "echa fro" there. There is al"ost no infor"ation on

how they pilot or how their "echa work.

0nbit &eapon S+stems

3nbit Missile

#nly used with the !osu.J- BA, ange 4, 4:, CM1, C%

%las"a %ulse Cannon

Mounted on the !osu "echa. 3t is co"parable to the &)- used by the >egioss,

but with a lower rate of fire and higher energy output.J- BA, ange 2, :, @1, All)%urpose, :ills, $paces, 56.5 C%

Deat Cannon

The !a"o "ounts a pair of these on its backKshoulders. They can converge on a

single target to "elt even the strongest ar"or in seconds.J- BA, ange 2, :, Crosslinked, :ills, NN C%

Aim for the &eak Point



3n the ani"e, al"ost any 3nbit "echa could be instantly taken out by targeting the

sensor eye, since it leads directly into the 3nbit pilot=s 7cockpit7. The sensor eye has only

-5 $'% and $% 5, but i"poses a )5 penalty to hit. Any da"age that gets past the sensoreye goes directly to the pilot. Any 3nbit with 3+T J see" to realie this and "ay atte"pt

to block attacks ai"ed at this vulnerability, those with less 3+T are see"ingly oblivious.

Mecha 3igaaK3igau, !urabK!uraa, !a"o, !osu, %rotector 3nbit

Capital Ships $hell)'or Carrier

"amo This is the largest of the 3nbit insectoid "echa, it was created to the low

effectiveness of the earlier 3nbit "echa against such hu"an "echa as the ride ar"ors and

is only seen in the second half of the series. 3t is about 22 feet tall, "ounting large twin

heat cannons over it=s shoulders, which can fire either a convergent bea", capable of"elting al"ost anything, or twin bea"s for greater area destruction. $"aller plas"a

cannon on either side of the 7eye7 to back it up. 3t=s often seen co""anding lower stages

of 3nbit as well as in the co"pany of it=s kind as heavy assault tea"s. The !a"o is

colored a "iE of light blue and white and the pri"ary weak point is, like on the other3nbit "echa, its 7eye7.

"osu The !osu is designed to provide the hu"an)like $olugi with their own "echa

si"ilar, but superior, to the >egioss in both purpose and capability. The !osu carries a

ar" "ounted plas"a cannon, a s"all head "ounted laser and in a departure fro"

standard 3nbit weaponry, a "issile pack on each shoulder blade. The !osu is "oreheavily ar"ored than the >egioss and Qust as "aneuverable, but it=s cockpit is covered by

a clear canopy leaving the pilot often dangerously open. The !osu, while appearing in

only very li"ited nu"bers, "ade short work of >egioss=s, but found the powerful Treadanother "atter all together.



!osu

"urab This is the pri"ary soldier "echa of the 3nbit, a large (al"ost 20 feet tall* purple "echa that looks like a beetle on steroids. 3t too uses its claws as its pri"ary

weapon, with greater effectiveness due to their sie and weight. The second generation

!urab, the !uraa, like the 3igau, adds a pair of plas"a cannons over the shoulders,though where the 3igau=s cannon are si"ple bolt)on pieces, the !urab=s weapons are large

and in separate housings capable of vertical "otion. The pri"ary weak point, like the

s"aller "echa, is the sensor, 7eye7, although !urab=s see" to know this and will block

ai"ed shots with their large claws.

0i,aa This is the "ost co""on "echa in the 3nbit arsenal, a s"all (about the sie of a

"odern car* red crab)like "echa whose pri"ary ar"a"ent is its large strong claws thatare capable of ripping open "echa and starships alike. The 3igau is the neEt generation

version of the 3igaa and adds a pair of plas"a cannon "ounted on the shoulders. The

@ooster %ack turns the 3igaa into a high speed fighter, perfect for ka"ikae attacks. Their pri"ary weak point is their sensor 7eye7, "ounted directly in front of the cockpit. A

direct hit will break through and kill the pilot.

Protector 0nbit This is the s"allest and least co""on of the 3nbit "echa. 8ust slightlytaller that a nor"al hu"an, its pri"ary purpose is guarding valuable locations, urban

investigation and acting as a inter"ediary with the hu"ans where larger "echa is less

than desirable. 3t=s only ar"a"ent is s"all lasers "ounted on the back of the wrists, alarge laser rifle and a shield and is not known to be capable of flight. The %rotector co"es

in 2 color sche"esL dark grayish)blue and white for those guarding hives and a light

green and off)white for units "oving about urban centers. They are not very wellar"ored, and a single shot fro" a !allant hand gun will usually kill the".



%rotector concealed laser

Shell:or Carrier This giant double)cla"shell ship opens up both the top and botto"

eEternal hull to eEpose 6 3igaa with booster (22 in either half*. Bhile the ship itself

has no weaponry, it can launch hundreds of 3nbit "echa in less than a "inute.

Inbit Mecha

0i,aaC=S*L 64 C%

A)ailabilit+L N

#E0"#*> 2.50 "

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%ower Ar"or )- 4 (00"Kround* - (50"Kround*

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Main @ody $T 4 $T

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>eft Ar" $T $T

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Thruster ight >eg .5

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>B Class Torso - 2 k" 500 k"


Claws Ar"s : Melee J0 Suick, A%

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0i,auC=S*L -0 C%

A)ailabilit+L N

#E0"#*> 2.50 "

&0:*#> .5 "'E/"*#> .25 "&E0"#*> 500 kg


%ower Ar"or )- 4 (00"Kround* - (50"Kround*

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>B Class Dead - 2 k" 500 k"





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0i,aa;0i,au oosterC=S*L 5 C%A)ailabilit+L N

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"urabC=S*L -6 C%A)ailabilit+L N

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"urab 2nd "enerationC=S*L -- C%A)ailabilit+L N



#E0"#*> 5.6 "

&0:*#> .4 "'E/"*#> .4 "

&E0"#*> --,500 kg


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$ingle ?ire 5: 2 J-

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"amoC=S*L -6 C%A)ailabilit+L N



#E0"#*> -0.- "

&0:*#> .5 "'E/"*#> .- "

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Maneu)er Pool J0


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>eft Ar" M$ 5 4 MB 4 4

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Thruster ight >eg

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Deat Cannon Torso : 2 J- >inked%las"a Cannon Torso -: -2 J- - @12, >inked

Anti)personnel 1ariable

%las"a Cannon Torso -: -2 J- - @12, >inkedAnti)personnel 1ariable

=ptional S+stems


Multipliers




"osuC=S*L 254 C% (J540 C% for 60 "issiles*A)ailabilit+L N

#E0"#*> 6.6 "

&0:*#> .0 "'E/"*#> .4 "&E0"#*> 2,000 kg


%ower Ar"or )- 4 (00"Kround* 2- (-050"Kround*

Maneu)er Pool J0


Main @ody M$ 6 -0 MB 4 4

Dead $T $T

ight Ar" M$ 5 4 D$ 5 5>eft Ar" M$ 5 4 D$ 5 5

ight >eg M$ 5 4 D$ 5 5>eft >eg M$ 5 4 D$ 5 5


Thruster ight >eg -0.5

Thruster >eft >eg -0.5


M$ Class Dead - k" -000 k"


Dands Ar"s -: Melee J0 - Suick, Dandy%ulse Cannon ight Ar" : 2 J- @1, All %urpose

>aser Dead -: -2 J- - @1, All %urpose

Missile ack Torso 4: 4 J- -4 0 CM1, >inked

May fire in volleys of up to -0

Missile ack Torso 4: 4 J- -4 0 CM1, >inked

May fire in volleys of up to -0



=ptional S+stems


Multipliers


Shell:or CarrierC=S*> NN C%ManufacturerL 3nbit

#E0"#*> -52"&0:*#> "'E/"*#> -6"

&E0"#*> 500 tonsCRE&L unknown

#ull ClassL $uperlight?0''SL 00ARM=R L $% 0SPACESL

MAL 20*urnL NN

Cre9 Bualit+L NN

S+stem ?ills Ran,e

NN Co""unications NN

NN $ensors NN

&eapon Arc :M" Ran,e &A ?ills Pa+load +one


3igaaK3igau 6Vwith booster

=ptional S+stems

$ubspace Mass $ensors, $elf 'estruct, Antigravity 'rive, >ife $upport (NN for NN years*



a+s

MechaL NN

CrewL NN

CargoL NN


Multipliers

&ngines MA 20 (E0.NN*, Dyperspace &ngine (E-.0*, Crew !rade C (E0.*

Pro,ramme> NN

/otes> MaEi"u" space acceleration -.2!

Chapter 6 – E)olution&volutionL (n* 9 Biology< change in the gene pool of a population fro" generation

to generation by such processes as "utation, natural selection, and genetic drift.

To the efless, it is the driving force behind the 3nbit invasion, and their pri"ary

purpose of eEistence. The efless seeks the perfect evolutionary state for her children,

and her search has lead her to the &arth. 3n Mospeada, it is never stated fro" whence the3nbit ca"e fro" aside fro" a reference to being eEtra)galactic. +or is there any real sense

of how long the 3nbit have been on this evolutionary /uest.To aid her in understanding evolution, the efless creates a 7genesis pit7 deep in

the Qungles of $outh A"erica. There, she so"ehow gets her hands on the '+A of

dinosaurs and other early ani"als, eEtinct on &arth for "illions of years, and grows

clones of the". ?ro" there, she accelerates their evolution and introduces different

rando" ele"ents to observe how they affect the evolutionary path of the &arth creatures.This infor"ation is then considered for application to the 3nbit.



Through the 3nbit occupation, she takes in hu"an captives fro" ti"e to ti"e and

perfor"s eEperi"ents on the" to test their intelligence, strength and capacity to

withstand pain. $o"e are given bio)technical aug"entation si"ilar to cybernetics, whileso"e are genetically altered.

+ear the end of the 3nbit occupation, the efless decides on the hu"an for" as

being the "ost perfect creature on &arth, and evolves a handful of her 3nbit into 7solugi7for". These are Aisha, $orQi and @atra. Bith the hu"an "ind co"es hu"an e"otions

and drives, and for the first ti"e in the history of the 3nbit, the efless= children have

desires that go counter to her own.3n the ani"e, the genesis pit was filled with all "anner of dinosaurs.

Carnosaurs

These are the s"aller "eat)eaters, such as velociraptors and allosaurus.

TyrranosaridsThis includes larger "eat)eaters, such as tyrannosaurus and albertosaurus.

3guandontis

This includes s"aller plant)eaters that stand upright, and use long forear"s to pull

low branches down for feeding.$tegosaurids Ceratopids

These are larger plant)eaters that re"ain on all fours. They often have elaboratefins, spines, plates or crests. $o"e also have spikes or "auls at the tip of the tail for

defense.

@rachiosauridsThis includes all "anner of supersied plant)eaters. They typically have

eEtre"ely long necks and tails.

3chthyosaurids

This includes the "onstrous predecessors of sharks and whales.%terosaurids

These are the large reptilian fliers.

Chapter 8 – /PCsThis chapter details several "aQor +%Cs that are in the series.

Stick ernard



oleL 1? %ilot

$tatsL 3+T 5, C##> , %& , &M% , &? 4, '&X 4, T&CD 4, $T 5, @#' 5, ATT 5, MA 5, &' 2

$econdaryL &+' N, DM N, un N", >eap N", Ani"e >eap N", $wi" ", @TM N, &C N, &$ N,

$T+ N, D3T$ N (N*, >ift N kg, Throw N", 'M! N, &1 N.

$killsL Mecha %ilotL >egioss , Mecha Beaponry , Mecha Co"bat 5, %ilotL ?iEed Bing , Co"puter#peration , 'odge &vade , adio Co""unication 5, Mecha %ilotL Mospeada 4

%erksKTalentsL ank N, Me"bership (Mars ?orce* N, Co"bat $ense , Ace %ilotCo"plicationsL #bsession (revenge against the 3nbit* )-0

$tick @ernard first appears in 7%relude to the #ffensive7 and plays a "aQor role in the defeat of

the 3nbit. Ar"y all the way, $tick is a no nonsense, straight laced "ilitary officer who only see"s to opens

up around his wife to be, Marlene ush. They are can hardly wait for their "arriage after the 3nbit were

defeated and the &arth recaptured.

3t was not to be, with the forces of the $econd &arth ecapture Mission getting slaughtered inorbit and Marlene=s ships eEploding before his very eyes. $tick crash lands in $outh A"erica, the love of

his life dead and his "ission a failure. De views for the first ti"e the holo)pendant Marlene gave hi",

pro"ising in her "e"ory that he will head towards the 3nbit=s "ain hive efleE %oint and destroy it. De

thinks of nothing but the "ission, desperate to bury his sadness and grief. Along the way he finds others to

assist in this "ission, training the" into a crack resistance unit. They co"e together and for" a fa"ily of

sorts, and $tick begins to open up a little. De "eets one of his heroes, but learns the dark truth of heroics

even while 8ohnson redee"s hi"self. &ven repeats of events si"ilar to this one are not enough to di" his

belief in hu"anity and the "ission.Dowever $tick=s hope is crushed when a Mars @ase landing point he believed would defeat the

3nbit is in ruin. De sits underneath a wrecked ship, not caring what happens. ay and Dou/uet soon arrivewith a fe"ale survivor, one that looks very "uch like his beloved Marlene. As always the 3nbit soon attack,

but the wo"en sits screa"ing out in the open, helpless like his Marlene. $tick is snapped out of his trance

and leads the group to victory once "ore.

#ver the course of their travels, $tick slowly begins to fall in love this wo"an and is totally

unprepared for the revelation that she is in fact a 3nbit trans"uted into hu"an for", whose veins contain

green blood instead of red. @ut eventually he is "ade to realie that this does not "atter, as long as he love

her. @ut even as he accepts her for what she is, the call of the "ission, still unfinished pulls hi" away.

"ender> Male#ei,ht> 5=-07

&ei,ht> -40lb

=ccupation> N

Ra+

oleL 3nbit esistance ?ighter

$tatsL 3+T , C##> 5, %& 5, &M% 5, &? 5, '&X 5, T&CD 5, $T 5, @#' , ATT 4, MA 5, &' -





$killsL Auto"atic Beapons 5, 'odge &vade 5, Bilderness $urvival 4, 'e"olitions 2, $treetwise 5,

Melee , Motorcycle 4, Mecha %ilotL Tread , Mecha Beaponry , Mecha %ilotL Mospeada 5, 8ury)ig

%erksKTalentsL N

Co"plicationsL N

The young "an known si"ply as ay is a wander living in the wastelands created by the conflictwith the 3nbit. De relies solely upon hi"self, salvaging what he needs fro" the ruins while avoiding the

3nbit. Dowever he soon runs into $tick @ernard, who had Qust crashed to &arth. De soon realies that $tickis different fro" others he=s "et on &arth, $tick believes that si"ply lying down and taking the 3nbit=s

do"inion is wrong and has the skills and the "echa to help prove it. Along the way other soon Qoin $tick,

and ay finds a place within the group. De also "eets the young firebrand Dou/uet &t ose, and at "any

turns tries to win her love. @y the end of the series he is finally able to "ake it past her built up e"otional

ar"or and show that he truly loves her.

%ut down by "any fans due to his so"ewhat lacking piloting skills, but this Qust belies his role as both so"eti"es co"edy relief and other ti"es "oral support. De keeps the hopes of the tea" up at "any

Qunctions, and we feel for hi" as he tries to win Dou/uet=s heart. De is a skilled outdoors"an and has

eEceptional survival skills."ender> Male#ei,ht> 5=7&ei,ht> -0lb=ccupation> N

#ouquet et Rose

oleL 3nbit esistance ?ighter

$tatsL 3+T 4, C##> 4, %& 5, &M% 5, &? 4, '&X 4, T&CD 5, $T , @#' , ATT 5, MA 5, &' -



$killsL Auto"atic Beapons , 'odge &vade 4, Bilderness $urvival , 'e"olitions 2, $treetwise 5,

Melee , Motorcycle , Mecha %ilotL Mospeada 4, Mecha %ilotL >egioss , Dand)to)Dand

%erksKTalentsL @eautiful 2

Co"plicationsL N

Dou/uet had a fairly ordinary childhood for those under the rule of the 3nbit. As her ho"e ofTrench Town collapsed into near total anarchy, Dou/uet Qoined one of the new "otorcycle gangs, the good

@lue Angels which tried to keep the bad ed $nakes fro" ruling the town. Dou/uet had found her placeH

along side its leader and her boyfriend.

Dowever life rarely stands still and after he decided to grow up and leave the gang behind,

Dou/uet turned up to a ru"ble between the gangs alone and suffered a terrible beating. Der world

destroyed, Dou/uet could re"ain no longer and departed, building up a e"otional wall to keep other away

and stop the" hurting her. $he found a serviceable red painted 1)6> @artley ide Ar"or which sheused to continue helping the weak, whether attacked by the one of nu"erous gangs or the 3nbit.



@etrayed by see"ingly friendly town folk, $tick, ay and Mint appeared doo"ed until a certain

red ide Ar"or and its owner saved the". Dou/uet later Qoined the group, but re"ained distant. A brush

with her past proved to her that she could defeat the de"ons that dogged her. $lowly but surely she opens

up and lets the group in, but refuses till the very end of the series to ad"it she loves ay.

Dou/uet easily provides one of the stronger fe"ale roles in the series $he also provides a counter point to the happy go lucky ay, and it co"es as no surprise that they fall in love. Dou/uet is tough, self)

reliant and easily as effective as any of her "ale co"panions. Der first na"e is pronounced 7Doo)ke7."ender> ?e"ale#ei,ht> 5=7&ei,ht> --0lb

=ccupation> N

Dello9 elmont ; Dello9

oleL Mars ?orce %ilot

$tatsL 3+T 5, C##> 5, %& 4, &M% 4, &? , '&X , T&CD 5, $T , @#' , ATT 4, MA 5, &' 2


$T+ N, D3T$ N (N*, >ift N kg, Throw N", 'M! N, &1 N.$killsL %ilotL ?iEed Bing 4, %ilotL !yro Delicopter 5, %ilotL 1ectored Thrust 5, adio Co""unication 5,

+avigation 4, Beapon $yste"s 5, Co"puter #peration , Acting 4, 'isguise , Mecha %ilotL Mospeada 4

%erksKTalentsL @ishounenK@eautiful

Co"plicationsL N

Iellow is /uite easily the "ost different of all the characters in Mospeada. An elite Mars @ase

fighter pilot with an interest in 8apanese culture (particularly its theatre and the art of Musu"e "en portraying wo"en on stage*, Iellow flew in the ?irst &arth ecapture Mission. $hot down in $outh

A"erica, he was rescued by a young wo"an na"ed Clara, who nursed hi" back to health. The two /uicklyfell in love, only to have 3nbit sy"pathiers arrive searching for those who fought against their 3nbit

"asters.

Bhen they kicked in the door, they found only two frightened wo"en, Iellow wearing "ake up

and acting like a wo"an, using his "usu"e skills to their fullest. Clara and Iellow proceed to escape and

head towards safety. They both prepared to leave the area by train, only to have Iellow leap off at the last

second, leaving Clara to go to safety so he could fight the aliens. Iellow "ade use of his fe"ale persona,

calling her "erely Iellow and beco"ing a fe"ale singing star. Iellow raised the hopes of "any with her

songs, while at the sa"e ti"e sabotaging those who helped the 3nbit as Iellow @el"ont. $inging in one of

the "any wasteland towns, Iellow was at the center of a bar roo" brawl which drew the attention of $tick,

ay, Mint and Dou/uet. After they helped a local na"ed 8i" and defeated a 3nbit patrol, Iellow realiedthat while he could da"age the 3nbit alone, he could do far "ore in a group. After revealing his secret,

Iellow Qoined the group, using both his fe"ale persona=s singing and fa"e e/ually as "uch as his elite

piloting and co"bat skills. De is the first to see a stage five 3nbit, the pilot $orQi. They feel an attraction to

each other, which later causes $orQi to save Iellow and successfully reason with the efles.

Iellow is an interesting character, with "any people unco"fortable with his fe"ale persona

believing it "eans he=s ho"oseEual. This could not be further fro" the truth, with "any people not

realiing the cultural differences with the 8apanese original and traditional 8apanese theatre. Iellow

@el"ont is easily the 8apanese fan favorite, with Iellow playing a central role in the se/uel #A1MospeadaL >ove, >ive, Alive.

"ender> Male



#ei,ht> 4=&ei,ht> -0lb

=ccupation> N

7im &arston

oleL Mars ?orce &ngineer

$tatsL 3+T 5, C##> , %& , &M% , &? , '&X , T&CD 4, $T 6, @#' 4, ATT , MA , &' 2


$T+ N, D3T$ N (N*, >ift N kg, Throw N", 'M! N, &1 N.$killsL 8ury ig 4, AwarenessK+otice , Mecha Tech 4, Aero Tech 5, Auto Tech , Mecha 'esign 2,

Co"puter #peration , 'rive 4, Auto"atic Beapons 5

%erksKTalentsL N

Co"plicationsL Coward )-0

$erving as technical and "oral support for rest of the tea", this big lovable guy is haunted by the

actions of his past. #riginally hailing fro" Mars @ase, 8i" Barston took part in the ground offensive

during the ?irst &arth ecapture Mission, "aintaining and resupplying a platoon of ide Ar"or infantry.

Dowever when arriving at a pickup point he found the unit in tatters with only his best friend surviving.

ight before his very eyes he watched as his wounded buddy crawled toward hi", the 3nbit close behind.#utnu"bered, 8i"=s nerve broke and he tried to escape, his friend still calling for help. Bith the Mars @ase

forces shattered, 8i" went underground and hid fro" the aliens, torn between proving he was not a coward

and avoiding the war.

&vents ca"e to a head when a band of bikers kidnapped a friend, and with the assistance of $tick,

ay and Dou/uet he was able to rescue hi", providing $tick with a fully ar"ed and functional >egioss

Ar"o)?ighter to strike at the 3nbit. ?inally realiing that he could no longer hide fro" his fear, 8i" Qoined

the band of rebels in the hope of facing it head on.8i"=s "ain role is to "aintain the groups= "echa, but also fights with the group whenever possible.

@y the end of the series he has faced his fears and prepares to start life anew on planet &arth."ender> Male#ei,ht> 4=67&ei,ht> 20lb

=ccupation> N



Mint 'ebue

oleL Civilian

$tatsL 3+T , C##> , %& 2, &M% , &? , '&X , T&CD 2, $T 2, @#' , ATT , MA 2, &' 0



$killsL N

%erksKTalentsL N

Co"plicationsL #bsession (rich boyfriend* )-0 The youngest "e"ber of the resistance fighters, Mint is a spunky and obnoEious little girl who

always wants to be in the "iddle of the action (often getting in over her head*. 'espite her annoying and

troubleso"e antics her tea""ates love her and would go to great lengths for her. Mint has been wandering

since her parents passed away, and is always looking for that great ro"ance that she knows will happen.

$he tea"ed up with $tick=s group of freedo" fighters after her then)boyfriend lead the" into an 3nbit trap,

Qoining $tick on his crusade. $he certainly lives up to her na"e due to her particular love of pepper"int

candy, going out of her way to get it, and can always be pleased by giving her so"e as a present.

Mint is the group=s "ascot, providing so"eone the whole group can believe in and helping provide

hu"or. 3t=s never "ade clear how old she is, but she see"s and acts fairly young (esti"ated -2 years old*.

As such, she is largely unskilledH her low stats do not i"ply inability, but reflect she is only half)donegrowing.

"ender> ?e"ale#ei,ht> =27&ei,ht> 64lb=ccupation> N

Aisha

oleL $olugi 3nbit

$tatsL 3+T , C##> , %& 5, &M% 5, &? , '&X , T&CD , $T , @#' , ATT , MA , &' 0,

%$3



$econdaryL &+' 0, DM 60, un N", >eap N", Ani"e >eap N", $wi" ", @TM N, &C -, &$ -6,

$T+ 5, D3T$ 0 (N*, >ift N kg, Throw N", 'M! N, &1 N.

$killsL Mecha %ilotL !osu 5, Mecha Beaponry , Mecha Co"bat , !ather 3nfor"ation 5

%sionic %owersL Telepathy

%sionic $killsL Telepathic $end , %si $ense %erksKTalentsL $olugi 3nbit, @eautiful , Ally 2 ($cott @ernard*, Ally - (efles*

Co"plicationsL #utsider )-0 Aisha is the last "ain character introduced into series and has a dark secret unknown even to

herself, the fact that she is the first hu"anoid 3nbit created by the efles. #riginally sent to spy on $tick

@ernard=s group, during her insertion into the tea" she is hurt and loses all of her "e"ory. @elieving her to

be si"ply a wounded hu"an fe"ale, the tea" takes her in and cares for her. $he has no "e"ory despite

/uickly picking up how to talk, and she instantly appeals to $tick due to her rese"blance to his dead

fiancGe Marlene, which in fact causes hi" to e"erge fro" "elancholy and save the group. Bith it notapparent when or if she would re"e"ber even her na"e, Iellow suggests na"ing her Aisha. Through the"

she learns hu"an custo"s and e"otions, and eventually falls in love with $tick. 8ust before the final battle

of the Third &arth ecapture "ission, Aisha is hit in co"bat and bleeds green blood, standing right neEt to

a hu"anoid 3nbit also bleeding green blood. Though shocked when she rediscovers that she is an 3nbit,

Aisha recovers and "anages (along with $orQi* to convince the efles to flee &arth rather than fight to the

finish, so"ething that would of resulted in the death of both races."ender> ?e"ale

#ei,ht> 5=7&ei,ht> --2lb

=ccupation> $tickFs girlfriend K civilian

Marlene RusholeL Mars ?orce @ridge #fficer

$tick @ernard=s fiancGe=s, Marlene was killed when her

Doriont entered &arth=s at"osphere too fast trying to escape the 3nbit

in the disastrous $econd &arth ecapture Mission. $he gave $tick aholo)pendent with a "essage to give hi" hope. The $olugi that the

tea" discovers and later na"es Aisha, looks very "uch like Marlene.

Colonel 7ohnsonoleL Mars ?orce %ilot

'ecorated Mars @ase co""ander and pilot, 8ohnson took part in the s"all skir"ishes between the

various colonies in the solar syste", a hero to the "any back ho"e (3ncluding a young $tick @ernard*.

Thought killed during the ?irst &arth ecapture Mission, 8ohnson brought hundreds of soldiers to

7$oldiertown7 to prepare an attack against efleE %oint by capturing fuel cells fro" the local 3nbit hive. 3n

reality, he was slowly leading "en and "echa to their deaths at the hands of the 3nbit in return for the cells,



keeping the conflict on both sides at low levels and co"ing back a hero every ti"e. After ay discovers his

secret, he realies that he was betraying the hopes of those he fought for and saves the group at the cost of

his life.

Shinobu *akeuchi

oleL Mars ?orce Military $pecialist 9reconnaissance<

$tatsL 3+T N, C##> N, %& N, &M% N, A!3> N, T&CD N, $T N, @#' N, ATT N, MA N, &' N, >C: N

$econdaryL &+' N, DM N, un N", >eap N", Ani"e >eap N", $wi" ", @TM N, &C N, &$ N,$T+ N, D3T$ N (N*, >ift N kg, Throw N", 'M! N, &1 N.

$killsL Dand to Dand , Auto"atic Beapons , 3nterrogation , $urvival 5, 3ntelligence !athering 4,

$tealth 5, esist TortureK'rugs

%erksKTalentsL ank N, Me"bership (Mars ?orce* 4

Co"plicationsL N

A survivor fro" the scout force of the Third &arth ecapture "ission, $hinobu Takeuchi=s Qob was

send vital infor"ation back to the fleet and to clue the forces on &arth on what would soon happen. $he

was doing Qust that while her friends were fighting and dying, without lifting a finger to help the". After

getting $tick=s group to fight the 3nbit for the ca"era, $hinobu was hit while fil"ing footage of a hu"anoid,$olugi stage 3nbit pilot and died soon after realiing that blindly following the "ission has its price.

"ender> ?e"ale=ccupation> N

Rain+ o+

oleL Mars @ase 3nfantry

$tatsL 3+T N, C##> N, %& N, &M% N, A!3> N, T&CD N, $T N, @#' N, ATT N, MA N, &' N, >C: N$econdaryL &+' N, DM N, un N", >eap N", Ani"e >eap N", $wi" ", @TM N, &C N, &$ N,

$T+ N, D3T$ N (N*, >ift N kg, Throw N", 'M! N, &1 N.$killsL N

%erksKTalentsL N

Co"plicationsL N

CyberneticsL cyberar" (right*, cyberleg (right*, torso replace"ent (right half*

?or"erly a Mars @ase soldier, the "an who would later be dubbed with the na"e ainy @oy was

captured by the 3nbit while his friends "ade no atte"pt to save hi". The 3nbit eEperi"ented on hi"

replacing the right side of his body with a cybernetic replace"ent to see how "uch pain and "istreat"ent a



hu"an body could stand. De was released by the 3nbit, who "ade hi" a deal if he kills -00 soldiers, they

will return his body to its original state and let hi" go on his way. De struck up a friendship with Dou/uet

and died saving her life, a friend who was willing to die to protect her other friends and even ainy @oy.

3ncidentally, $tick was slated to be his -00 th soldier to kill.

"ender> Male=ccupation> N

*he Refless

oleL $upre"e uler of the 3nbit

$tatsL 3+T -5, C##> -5, %& 20, &M% 5, A!3> -0, T&CD -0, $T 20, @#' 2, ATT -0, MA 20, &'

-, >C: -0


$killsL N

%erksKTalentsL N

Co"plicationsL N

The supre"e ruler of the 3nbit, The efles has one overall goal, the evolution and survival of her

race. 3ntelligent and ruthless, she is co"pletely intolerant of hu"ans, who she believes are at best "indlessrats who have no right to live. Bhat the efles doesn=t realie, however, is that her will to keep her race

alive and evolving has blinded the 3nbit to the fact that hu"ans show Qust as "uch intelligence andinnovation as her children. $orQi and Aisha are eventually able to convince her of this, and she chooses to

leave &arth rather than continue a war that "ay destroy both races."ender> ?e"ale=ccupation> N



Sor<i SoleF

oleL $olugi 3nbit %ilot

$tatsL 3+T , C##> , %& , &M% , &? 5, '&X 5, T&CD , $T , @#' , ATT 4, MA , &' 0,

%$3


$killsL Mecha %ilotL !osu 4, Mecha Beaponry 5, Mecha Co"bat 5, AwarenessK+otice 4, Authority 5

%sionic %owersL Telepathy

%sionic $killsL Telepathic $end , %si $ense

%erksKTalentsL $olugi 3nbit

Co"plicationsL N

Along with @atra, $orQi is the result of the efles= second atte"pt to create a hu"anoid 3nbit. At

first a cunning and ruthless warrior, she eventually falls prey to hu"an e"otions and begins to fall in love

with the rebel na"ed Iellow. Although she has trouble understanding these newfound feelings, sheeventually realies the futility of her races= actions and helps Aisha to convince the efles to flee &arth,

re"aining behind with Iellow. $orQi provides an alien love interest for Iellow, also proving instru"ental

in convincing the efles of the error of the conflict.

"ender> ?e"ale#ei,ht> 5=-07

&ei,ht> -25lb=ccupation> N

atra attlarF

oleL $olugi 3nbit %ilot



$tatsL 3+T , C##> , %& , &M% 2, &? , '&X , T&CD , $T 5, @#' 5, ATT , MA 5, &' 0,

%$3 2



$killsL Mecha %ilotL !osu 6, Mecha Beaponry 4, Mecha Co"bat 5, AwarenessK+otice 4, 3nti"idation 4%sionic %owersL Telepathy 2

%sionic $killsL Telepathic $end 2, %si $ense 2%erksKTalentsL $olugi 3nbit

Co"plicationsL #bsession (kill hu"an resistance* )-0

Another $olugi 3nbit created by the eflesH @atra also falls victi" to hu"an e"otions like Aisha

and $orQi. Dowever, instead of friendship and love @atra learns hate and aggression, and directs his violent

feelings towards his ene"ies. An eEtre"ely skilled fighter, he is responsible for "any deaths during the

final battle and al"ost succeeds in killing Iellow, Dou/uet, ay and $tick. De is finally defeated and killed by $tick @ernard in the final episode.

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After the &ar$tick Aisha re"ain a couple.ay and Dou/uet beco"e a couple.

Iellow continues touring with his band.

$orQi settles into a peaceful civilian life.8i" NN

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Chapter – 0nto MacrossThis chapter includes notes and suggestions for bringing Mospeada into a

Macross canon storyline.

Option 1 3nstead of being set on &arth, the Mospeada setting could take place on a

distant colony world. The 3nbit invaded the colony, and instead of the recla"ation forces

launching fro" Mars, they could be launching fro" that colonyFs "oon or the neEt planetof the solar syste"H possibly even fro" Mars if the colony is close. The 3nbit are not

likely to be a relic of the %rotoculture (the %rotoculture preferred proEy warfare with

troops that look like the"*. 3tFs not i"probable that the 3nbit could have been engineered by so"e rogue faction of the %rotoculture as a variant Rentraedi series weapon, or that

they were si"ply another life for" fro" the edge of the galactic ri". Dowever, keeping

in line with the actual story, the 3nbit were fro" another galaEy co"pletely anywayH possibly a degenerate offshoot of the 1aQra.

Option 2 se parts of it. The Mospeada would "ost likely be an instant favorite for +$pace Marines and special ops personnel. The >egioss and Tread could be the first steps

into researching variable fighters that can co"bined to "aEi"ie co"bat capability.

ResourcesThank you everyoneY Dere is a list of places 3 have drawn infor"ation and i"ages

fro" to co"pile this %! and sourcebooks. There are several other sites 3 have drawn

upon that are no longer there, or 3 have si"ply forgotten which ones they were. All of



these are great websites for additional pictures and infor"ation for using !enesis Cli"ber

Mospeada in other ga"e syste"s, so please visit the".

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