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ATM-09-STR Riot Dog

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Model number: ATM-09-STR
Code name: Riot Dog
Unit type: custom mid-class armored trooper
Manufacturer: Gilgamesh Confederation
Operator: Gilgamesh Confederation
First deployment: unknown
Accommodation: pilot only, in standard cockpit in torso/head
Dimensions: overall height 3.815 meters
Weight: dry weight 7.022 metric tons
Armor materials: unknown
Powerplant: unknown
Muscle cylinder system: unknown
Polymer ringers (PR) liquid type: unknown
PR liquid power: unknown
PR liquid capacity: unknown
Reserve PR liquid tank capacity: unknown
PR liquid replacement time: unknown
Performance: gliding wheel speed: 43.2 km/h
Equipment and design features: sensors, range unknown; control computer, type unknown; spotlight, mounted on right shoulder
Fixed armaments: 2 x arm punch, uses replaceable cartridges; shield, mounted on left forearm
Optional hand armaments: GAT-22 30mm heavy machine gun w/grenade launcher

The Gilgamesh Confederation’s ATM-09-ST Scopedog proved to be a versatile design, and many variants were produced throughout the course of the Hundred Years War. One such variant was the ATM-09-STR Riot Dog, which featured several impact bars mounted on the head to protect the camera lens turret. In addition, a search light was added on the left shoulder. In addition, a shield was mounted on the left forearm. The Riot Dog’s armaments included the standard heavy machine gun/grenade launcher. The custom Riot Dog served as the personal riot control unit of Vance on his island prison. After the war, Vance became the fifth target of former soldier Merowlink Ality, who was seeking revenge upon the men who betrayed his comrades.

Pilot: Vance
First appearance: Armor Hunter Merowlink
Original mechanical designer: Kunio Okawara

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Armor Hunter Merowlink Info

Director:
Takeyuki Kanda

Writer:
Ryosuke Takahashi

Mechanical Designer:
Kunio Okawara

Character Designer:
Moriyasu Taniguchi

Musical Composer:
Hiroki Inui

Format:
12 episodes

Video Release:
Japan 11.21.1988 – 04.28.1989

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