WF-02MD Virgo II
Technical Data and General Information
Model number: WF-02MD
Code name: Virgo II
Unit type: mobile doll
Manufacturer: White Fang
Operator: White Fang
First deployment: AC 195
Accommodation: none
Dimensions: head height 16.3 meters
Weight: empty 7.5 metric tons; max gross weight unknown
Construction: gundanium alloy
Powerplant: ultracompact fusion reactor, power output rating unknown
Performance ability levels: fighting 150; weapons 145; speed 125; power 110; armor 120
Equipment and design features: sensors, range unknown; mobile doll AI control system
Fixed armaments: none
Optional hand armaments: beam cannon, powered by external energy collector/generator; beam rifle
Remote weapons: 8 x planet defenser, generates defensive energy field, stored in racks in shoulders
Technical and Historical Notes
As OZ-02MD Virgo mobile dolls marched across Earth, annihilating all armed resistance to the Romefeller Foundation's new world order in AC 195, new trouble was brewing among the space colonies. Armed civilian radicals, calling themselves the "White Fang," staged a military revolution against OZ, and subsequently they took over OZ's lunar mobile doll factory. OZ Engineer Tubarov, despite the obvious success of the Virgo, had already been hard at work developing a new-and-improved version of his technological terror. However, his death during the battles taking place inside the lunar factory left his work unfinished. When White Fang secured control of the base, they found the plans and parts for the improved-model Virgo. White Fang finished assembly of this new line of mobile doll with the parts available, giving it their own model number and naming it WF-02MD Virgo II. Like its predecessor, the Virgo II relied on planet defensers to deflect incoming weapons attacks, although its powerful but slow-firing beam cannon could be replaced with a more normal, rapid-firing beam rifle. The Virgo IIs would become the mainstay of White Fang's mobile weapon force in their "Artemis Revolution" against Earth and the oppressive Romefeller Foundation.