For their planned invasion of Earth, the Denguil Empire deployed a massive super carrier as the main striking platform for their aerial forces.
Armaments and Technical Specifications[]
The massive carrier had a generally vertical layout. The bridge was directly located above the bow, where the carrier's aircraft were launched. In the stern, the fighters entered and were stored in a massive, spherical, compartment and were launched out via a massive tube system ending at the bow, to build up their kinetic energy, in order to speed up the launching process.
The giant carrier does not seem to have any visible defensive armaments, if any, making it extremely vulnerable to any form of attack. (Final Yamato)
History[]
Barely escaping the flooding of the Denguil homeplanet, the giant carrier was used by General Lugal de Zahl as his invasion forces' main strike platform. After the main Denguil battle fleet easily destroyed the EDF's evacuation and battle fleets, the giant carrier warped, Earth-side, and launched its massive complement of fighters on the planet. In the lightning-quick assault that followed, the bulk of the EDF's fleet deployed on the planet were destroyed, save for the Yamato and nine other New EDF Destroyer’s that had survived the attack.
A few days later, the carrier itself while undergoing refueling at the Denguil Mobile Fortress mothership was destroyed along with the majority of the Denguil's invasion fleet by the guns of the Yamato during the Battle of Pluto. (Final Yamato)
Trivia[]
- The official Ship Schematics Database website does as a matter of fact, it does show a more detailed original design concept sketches of the Denguil Super Carrier, that do indeed possess what appears to be actual visible anti-aircraft point defense laser batteries, which is something that the actual ship seen in “Final Yamato” was originally gonna have it added on, but it’s possible that the original designer left it out intentionally.