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Gorg Bodolzaa Mobile Fortress

Gorg Bodolzaa-Class Mobile Fortress

Technical Data

Ship Type: large-scale mobile fortress
Government: Zentradi
Manufacturer: unknown
Dimensions: width 600,000 meters (600 kilometers); spherical command section width 150,000 meters (150 kilometers).
Mass: unknown.
Power Plant: heat pile system cluster
Primary Systems: macro nozzle cluster (main thrusters); vernier nozzle cluster; gravity control system; fold system cluster.
Armament:
  • 1 x main beam gun (mounted in central bow within the globe-like protusion).
    Space planes: unknown
    Mecha: unknown

  • Description and History

    The largest "ship class" vessel of the Zentradi forces, the Gorg Bodolzaa-Class Mobile Fortress served as the mothership for the Zentradi for 120,000 cycles and in Space War I. Decorated in the familiar green hull of the Zentradi forces, the sprawling Gorg Bodolzaa mobile fortress appears almost organic in design, resembling vegetation. At some 600 kilometers in width, the vessel was bristling with weapons and functioned as a mobile port for the Zentradi ships of the line. Most impressive of all, the Gorg Bodolzaa mobile fortress featured a powerful main beam gun located in large globe at the bow of the ship. When fired, the beam gun produced a broad beam of energy that could destroy thousands of smaller warships or even a vessel as large as itself with but a single shot. Though the gun could only be fired once (due to damage over the many years of interstellar warfare), Zentradi leader Gorg Bodolzaa utilized it to destroy the Meltrandi mobile fortress in the final battle of Space War I. However, Bodolzaa's victory was achieved only at the cost of destroying thousands of his ships in the line of fire, a decision that ultimately brought about his own demise. Some 1,000 ships of this same class continue to operate in the Milky Way Galaxy at the end of Space War I.

    Production Notes

    Debut: Macross Movie
    Crew: Gorg Bodolzaa
    Appearances: Super Dimension Fortress Macross, Macross: Do You Remember Love?
    Original mechanical designer: Miyatake Kazutaka

    Line Art

  • ventral view
  • Information Courtesy of the Macross Compendium: www.macross.anime.net/wiki/Main_Page
    Images From - Macross Perfect Memory and other macross books.
    C. Wilson - Writer, Editor and Colorist.