During their invasion of Earth, the Denguil Empire made use of a gigantic mobile fortress, until it was destroyed by the Yamato.
Armaments and Technical Specifications[]
The 2025-meter [1] long ship was not meant as an offensive weapon, even though it had the ability to fire Hyper-Radiation Missiles. (Final Yamato) Rather, it was used as a mobile refuelling station for the Denguil invasion fleet, so that the ships could routinely be rearmed and refueled. As a result, the fortress is not very well armed, nor it is well-armored. (Final Yamato)
History[]
After barely escaping the Denguil homeworld after it was flooded by the water planet Aquarius, General Lugal de Zahl, plus a massive amount of the Denguil empire's space navy in his mobile fortress, suddenly encountered the Earth Space Battleship Yamato, which earlier had tried to save some of the Denguil civilian refugees from the Denguil homeworld, only saving the young Denguil Boy, who so happens to be the Denguil Emperor's youngest son and heir, that was deliberately left behind along with all the other Denguil refugee's to die when their home flooded.
The Denguil Mobile Fortress firing a full salvo of Hyper-Radiation Missiles at the Yamato.
Lugal de Zahl ordered a successful torpedo attack, which managed to disable the Yamato for a few hours.
The destruction of the Denguil Mobile Fortress.
The ship was later used as a staging base for the Denguil's Earth invasion fleet, which managed to destroy the EDF's battleship and evacuation fleets. A few days later, Susumu Kodai and Yuki Mori, in a Cosmo Zero, managed to find the mobile fortress and later directed the repaired Yamato's guns to aim straight at it.
Following the barrage, the ship was completely destroyed. Lugal de Zahl barely escaped with his life aboard his personal battleship to report back to his father. (Final Yamato)
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References[]
- ↑ Final Yamato program book, Ourstarblazers.com, retrieved on March 20, 2015.