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|subtitle =Airborne Battleship<br>{{Nihongo|空中戦艦|Kūchū Senkan}}<ref name="GFWSCW"/> | |||
|targets =[[Anguirus]], [[Xilien Fighter]] | |targets =[[Anguirus]], [[Xilien Fighter]] | ||
|pilot = | |pilot =Captain [[Li Xiang]] | ||
|length = | |length =95 meters,<ref name="GFWSCW">{{cite book|title=[[Godzilla: Final Wars Super Complete Works]]|date=2004 |publisher=Shogakukan |page=38 |isbn=4091014984}}</ref><br>120 meters {{small|(with blade)}}<ref name="GFWSCW"/> | ||
|height =30 meters<ref name="GFWSCW"/> | |height =30 meters<ref name="GFWSCW"/> | ||
|weight =7,500 metric tons<ref name="GFWSCW"/> | |weight =7,500 metric tons<ref name="GFWSCW"/> | ||
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==Weapons== | ==Weapons== | ||
* | *Capable of sustained flight. | ||
*Can discharge a | *Can discharge a '''Blade [[Maser Cannon|Maser]]''' {{Nihongo|ブレードメーサー|Burēdo Mēsā}} from its central cannon.<ref name="GFWSCW"/> | ||
*Capable of firing eight MA-PM020 | *Capable of firing eight heat-seeking '''Type 20 Anti-Monster Proton Missiles''' {{Nihongo|20式対怪獣プロトンミサイル|Nijū Shiki Tai Kaijū Puroton Misairu}}, or '''MA-PM020''', simultaneously, from the hull.<ref name="GFWpamphlet">''[[Godzilla: Final Wars]]'' [[theater programs|theater pamphlet]]. [[Toho]]. p. 19. 2004.</ref> | ||
*Equipped with two | *Equipped with two '''Miniature Plasma Maser Beam Cannons''' {{Nihongo|小型プラズマメーサービーム砲|Kogata Purazuma Mēsā Bīmu Hō}}.<ref name="GFWSCW"/> | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
===Concept Art=== | ===Concept Art=== | ||
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Concept Art - Godzilla Final Wars - Karyu, Rumbling and Eclair 2.png|Karyu, [[Rumbling]] and [[Eclair]] concept art | Concept Art - Godzilla Final Wars - Karyu, Rumbling and Eclair 2.png|Karyu, [[Rumbling]] and [[Eclair]] concept art | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
===Production=== | ===Production=== | ||
<gallery widths='120' position='center' captionalign='center' spacing='small'> | <gallery widths='120' position='center' captionalign='center' spacing='small'> | ||
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Karyu's_Destruction.jpg | Karyu's_Destruction.jpg | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
===Merchandise=== | ===Merchandise=== | ||
====Toys==== | ====Toys==== |
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The Karyu (火龍 is an aerial vehicle used by the Karyū, lit. Fire Dragon)Earth Defense Force that first appeared in the 2004 Godzilla film, Godzilla: Final Wars.
History
Godzilla: Final Wars
The Karyu was dispatched to stop Anguirus's rampage in Shanghai, and fought him to a stalemate. Anguirus was eventually taken away by the Xiliens, but released again when their plans were uncovered. With Anguirus deployed to Shanghai once more, the Karyu arrived to fight him again, but this time had to contend with huge 'clouds' of Xilien Fighters as well. While the Karyu managed to defend against the alien ships, it quickly began to sustain large amounts of damage to its engines, and caught fire. With the crew distracted, Anguirus launched himself at the Karyu, slamming it into the ground and destroying it in a huge explosion.
Weapons
- Capable of sustained flight.
- Can discharge a Blade Maser (ブレードメーサー from its central cannon. Burēdo Mēsā)[1]
- Capable of firing eight heat-seeking Type 20 Anti-Monster Proton Missiles (20式対怪獣プロトンミサイル, or MA-PM020, simultaneously, from the hull. Nijū Shiki Tai Kaijū Puroton Misairu)[2]
- Equipped with two Miniature Plasma Maser Beam Cannons (小型プラズマメーサービーム砲. Kogata Purazuma Mēsā Bīmu Hō)[1]
Gallery
Concept Art
Gotengo and Karyu dish concept art
Production
Screenshots
The Karyu battles a swarm of Xilien Fighters in Shanghai
Merchandise
Toys
Trivia
- The Karyu's Japanese name, which translates to "Fire Dragon," is likely a reference to a Kilaak UFO of the same name from Destroy All Monsters.
See Also
References
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