Chapter 1

Space Type:

Fortress Class: Mostly featuring a spindle-shaped body, with a total length of 5,000 meters. Besides the laser eyes arranged longitudinally on both sides and the abdominal openings on either side of the belly used to launch the Space Type Beta Troopers, what stands out even more is the G-crystal ram that extends from the head, occupying one-fifth of the body's length. This ram, refined from G elements mixed with abyssal power, is so powerful that it can even break a large MACROSS with a single strike.

Additionally, the Fortress Class can release between 1,000 to 3,000 Space Type Beta Troopers. In a sense, the Fortress Class serves as the aircraft carrier for the Space Type Beta.

Fort Class: Similar in appearance to the Fortress Class, but with a body length half that of the Fortress Class, and without the G-crystal ram. Although the Fort Class lacks the massive ram and the large number of Beta Troopers that the Fortress Class has, its agility and speed are three times that of the Fortress Class. Therefore, in typical main fleet formations, the Fort Class often serves as the command core.

Heavy Cannon Class: With a total length of 1,000 meters, it has a conical shape. Its unique body structure does not carry any Beta Troopers, but it is equipped with a powerful laser beam cannon and small turrets arranged in three longitudinal rows on the top and sides of the body. If the number of Heavy Cannon Classes reaches three digits or more, it means that the front lines will be effectively blockaded by these Heavy Cannon Classes for a period of time.

Warhorse Class: With a total length of 500 meters, it has an irregular shape, and there are various other oddly shaped Warhorse Classes. Although there is no unified record of the Warhorse Class's appearance, this has not affected its evaluation. The Warhorse Class, known for its speed, quantity, and the threat it poses to fleets, often guards the Heavy Cannon Classes and Fort Classes.

Trooper Class: Equivalent to MS and fighter aircraft. They play a role similar to carrier-based aircraft.