General and Technical Data

Model number: DT-6800
Code name: Daughtress Tank
Unit type: artillery mobile suit
Manufacturer: United Nations Earth
Operator(s): United Nations Earth; civilians
First deployment: pre-A.W. 0001
Dimensions: head height 10.5 meters
Weight: empty 7.3 metric tons; max gross weight unknown
Armor materials: unknown
Powerplant: ultracompact fusion reactor, power output rating unknown
Equipment and design features: sensors, range unknown
Fixed armaments: 2 x 70mm Gatling gun, mounted on arms

Technical and Historical Notes

Though hard evidence is lacking, the DT-6800 Daughtress Tank likely served as the prototype for the DT-6800A Daughtress mobile suit. If so, this early crude mobile suit was quite inferior to the actual Daughtress. The upper part of the body consisted of a Daughtress torso mounted onto a tank. Instead of hands and forearms, the Daughtress Tank featured 70mm Gatling guns in their place. However, due to their poor mobility the Daughtress Tanks didn't stand much of a chance against bipedal mobile suits. Like most of the other Daughtress types, many Daughtress Tanks units survived after the 7th Space War and fell into the hands of various parties. One such unit was purchased by Vulture pilot Witz Sou's family in the midwestern United States to defend their farmland from roaming marauders in A.W. 0015.

(EDITOR'S NOTE: The model number for the Daughtress Tank and speculation of it being the Daughtress prototype are based on the video game G Generation F. The anime doesn't give it a model number, and the video game's model number supports the idea of it being a prototype.)

Miscellaneous Information

Appearances: After War Gundam X
Original mechanical designer: Junya Ishigaki

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