Swarm Missile Launchers

A missile launcher system that was designed in YE 30 by

Motoyoshi Fleet Yards was acquired by the Yugumo Corporation in YE 41. These systems were deployed in vessels produced prior to that year and have been discontinued. Product Source is currently salvage and stockpiled stock and is no longer being produced. Please contact the Yugumo Corporation for more information.

Ships that used this system:

• Ayana-Class Escort
• TX-01 Tarantula Mobile Armor
• Eagle-Class Battle-carrier

This weapon is an improved version of the Type 1 Swarm missiles that were originally produced by NovaCorp. On the outer hull of the Ayana-Class Escort along the dorsal-ventral axis and the lateral axis are several small missile launcher ports that can be opened or closed rapidly. The system is designed to deliver swarms of fifty,one-hundred, or two hundred of the soda-can sized missiles like those found on the Tenshi no Yoru 'Tenshi' Light Mechanized Power Armor (Mini-Missile Launchers).

The missiles are relatively small and relatively easy to produce so are quickly replenished by assembly systems located near the launch tubes.

• Total Launchers - 5 Dorsal midlines, 5 ventral midlines, 5 starboards lateral midline, 5 port lateral midline, 7 aft lateral midline, 3 directly on the bow.

Plasma Missiles: contain highly compressed superheated and charged gas that is molecularly disruptive.

• Purpose: Anti-Mecha
• Damage: Tier 5 Medium Anti-Armor and Tier 10 Light Anti-Starship against ships.
• Range: 80 kilometers in a vacuum.
• Payload Volley of 50, 100 or 200. Each launcher assembly has storage for 20,000 of these missiles. Missiles can be built at a rate of one 100 every 10 minutes.

Compressed Antimatter missiles contain magnetically contained compressed antimatter to deliver a devastating blow..

• Purpose: Anti-Mecha
• Damage: **Tier 7 Light Anti-Mecha and Tier 11, Medium Anti-Starship against ships.
• Range: 80 kilometers in a vacuum.
• Payload Volley of 50, 100, or 200. Each launcher assembly has storage for 10,000 of these missiles. Missiles can be built at a rate of one 100 every 10 minutes.

The original page was by Andrew

• Approved by Wes on Apr 9, 2008 ¹⁾
• Updated by Andrew on 1/04/2021 for historical and formatting purposes.