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{{Wiki|Technologist}} [[Liwen Shao]] was motivated to design the Drone Jaegers out of apparent concern for the livelihood of the [[Ranger|Jaeger pilots]] who entered the [[Conn-Pod/Uprising|Conn-Pod]] to pilot. The implementation of Drone Jaegers would allow a single pilot to control the drone without risk to themselves, and allow the number of Jaegers deployed across the {{Wiki|Pacific Rim}} to increase.<ref name="uprising"/> |
{{Wiki|Technologist}} [[Liwen Shao]] was motivated to design the Drone Jaegers out of apparent concern for the livelihood of the [[Ranger|Jaeger pilots]] who entered the [[Conn-Pod/Uprising|Conn-Pod]] to pilot. The implementation of Drone Jaegers would allow a single pilot to control the drone without risk to themselves, and allow the number of Jaegers deployed across the {{Wiki|Pacific Rim}} to increase.<ref name="uprising"/> |
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+ | One of Shao’s primary arguments for the exsistence of her Drone Jaegers was that their implementation during the Kaiju War may have saved the life of [[Stacker Pentecost/Uprising|Stacker Pentecost]], who was killed during [[Operation Pitfall]].<ref name="uprising"/><ref name="pruartbook"/> |
The construction of Shao’s drones was greatly aided by [[Newton Geiszler/Uprising|Newton Geiszler]], a former [[K-Science|K-science officer]] with the [[Pan Pacific Defense Corps]] who had recently entered the corporate world. However, unbeknownst to Shao, Newton used her technology to propel the creation of [[Kaiju-Jaeger Hybrid|A hybrid of Kaiju and Jaeger]] using cloned DNA from Kaiju tissue. One of his first successes was [[Obsidian Fury]].<ref name="uprising"/> |
The construction of Shao’s drones was greatly aided by [[Newton Geiszler/Uprising|Newton Geiszler]], a former [[K-Science|K-science officer]] with the [[Pan Pacific Defense Corps]] who had recently entered the corporate world. However, unbeknownst to Shao, Newton used her technology to propel the creation of [[Kaiju-Jaeger Hybrid|A hybrid of Kaiju and Jaeger]] using cloned DNA from Kaiju tissue. One of his first successes was [[Obsidian Fury]].<ref name="uprising"/> |
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Revision as of 00:26, 3 July 2018
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The Drone Jaeger.
Drone Jaegers are remote-controlled mechs designed by Shao Industries.[1]
History
Creation
Technologist Liwen Shao was motivated to design the Drone Jaegers out of apparent concern for the livelihood of the Jaeger pilots who entered the Conn-Pod to pilot. The implementation of Drone Jaegers would allow a single pilot to control the drone without risk to themselves, and allow the number of Jaegers deployed across the Pacific Rim to increase.[1]
One of Shao’s primary arguments for the exsistence of her Drone Jaegers was that their implementation during the Kaiju War may have saved the life of Stacker Pentecost, who was killed during Operation Pitfall.[1][2]
The construction of Shao’s drones was greatly aided by Newton Geiszler, a former K-science officer with the Pan Pacific Defense Corps who had recently entered the corporate world. However, unbeknownst to Shao, Newton used her technology to propel the creation of A hybrid of Kaiju and Jaeger using cloned DNA from Kaiju tissue. One of his first successes was Obsidian Fury.[1]
2035
In 2035, the Pan Pacific Defense Corps called a special council meeting to decide whether or not Shao’s Drone Jaegers would be implemented on a massive scale. Among the individuals crucial to the vote was Secretary-General Mako Mori, who disagreed with the use of the unmanned Jaegers.[1]
Deliberations were interrupted with the arrival of Obsidian Fury, who was sent to disrupt the meeting. Following the death of Mako Mori, Shao’s drones were officially sanctioned. Following the discovery of Obsidian Fury’s nature and presence of Shao Industries technology in its design, Shao was suspected of sabotaging the council meeting to achieve her goals by those closest to Mako.[1]
Shao’s name was later cleared when Newton Geiszler revealed himself as the culprit and activated the organic nature of the Drone Jaegers who, unbeknownst of Shao, had been designed with Kaiju DNA. Shao, who originally believed that the remote control design was a benefit for human operations, disclosed that the Drone Jaegers could be disabled. However, it proved not to be so easy as Shao believed. Ultimately, Shao created a feedback loop in the drones, sending so much energy through the Kaiju brains that they exploded, effectively destroying the drones.[1]
Despite the drones being destroyed, they succeeded in destroying multiple Jaegers, including Titan Redeemer and Shatterdomes. The destruction of the drones closed the Breaches they opened, but three Kaiju -- Raijin, Hakuja and Shrikethorn -- were able to get through before the Breaches were sealed.[1]
Features
Drone Jaegers are unmanned machines controlled remotely using a quantum data core. The quantum data core allows a single user to control the drone without the presence of a second pilot, and eases the neural load.[2] Drone Jaegers are mass-produced machines, designed with hard, white shell armor that hid their organic nature, and resembled the design template used by Apple and Telsa. Drone Jaegers are armed with a chest energy beam, also used for opening breaches, and sidewinder-type missiles.[1]
References
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