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FXF-503Y Siegfried

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Model number: FXF-503Y
Code name: Siegfried
Unit type: knight giga fortress
Manufacturer: Holy Britannia Empire
Operator: Holy Britannia Empire
First deployment: a.t.b. 2017
Accommodation: pilot only, in special Code R system cockpit in main body
Dimensions: overall height 24.69 meters
Weight: combat weight 56.76 metric tons
Armor materials: unknown
Powerplant: unknown
Equipment and design features: sensors, range unknown; Float system, allows atmospheric flight; energy shield; electromagnetic unit (later modification)
Fixed armaments: 5 x large spike-type slash harken, mounted on main body; 2 x small spike-type slash harken, mounted on main body

Developed in secret with funding from Prince Schneizel el Britannia, the Siegfried is part of the clandestine research project Code R. Originally founded by Schneizel’s late brother Clovis, Code R is dedicated to the research of individuals linked to the mysterious power known only as “Geass.” The massive FXF-503Y Siegfried, classified as a “Knight Giga Fortress” rather than a Knightmare Frame, makes use of both the latest Knightmare technology as well as data from Code R. Rather than a standard cockpit, the Siegfried uses a special system wherein the pilot’s nervous system is connected directly to the machine’s control system, allowing for complete mental control. With the use of the Float System first seen on the Avalon and a number of verniers all over its body, the Siegfried boasts excellent mobility despite its size. Its only weapons are a set of seven conical slash harkens, but its tough construction and energy shields make it incredibly durable, capable of taking massive amounts of punishment without even cosmetic damage.

The Siegfried’s first deployment was a pure accident, as Code R test subject Jeremiah Gottwald went into a psychotic rage upon hearing the voice of terrorist leader Zero (AKA Lelouch Lamperouge) and “appropriated” the machine in order to kill him. Despite his best efforts, including dropping a building on top of it, Lelouch and his IFX-V301 Gawain were unable to stop the Siegfried. In order to allow Lelouch to deal with a more pressing emergency, his accomplice C.C. (formerly the primary test subject of Code R) offered to fight the Siegfried on her own. The end of the battle saw both machines sinking to the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, their pilots still inside. The Siegfried was eventually salvaged by Britannia and, under the supervision of V.V., was upgraded with a boost to its offensive power as well as the installation of an electromagnetic unit for close defense. V.V. piloted the Siegfried when Lelouch led an attack against the Geass Order’s headquarters in China, but the machine was shot down by the combined efforts of Lelouch and his half-sister Cornelia. The scrapped Siegfried was then recovered by the Black Knights and modified into the Type-X/RPI-13J Sutherland Sieg, for the personal use of Jeremiah.

Pilot(s): Jeremiah Gottwald, V.V.
First appearance: Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion

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Cockpit

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Slash harken

Code Geass Info

Director:
Goro Taniguchi

Writer(s):
Ichiro Okouchi
Hiroyuki Yoshino
Yuuichi Nomura

Mechanical Designer(s):
Akira Yasuda
Kenji Teraoka
Junichi Akutsu
Eiji Nakata
Takumi Sakura

Character Designer(s):
CLAMP
Takahiro Kimura

Musical Composer(s):
Hitomi Kuroishi
Kotaro Nakagawa

Format:
50 episodes; 3 compilation movies

Airdates:
Japan 10.05.2006 – 07.28.2007 (S1);
04.06.2008 – 09.28.2008 (S2)
U.S. 04.27.2008 – 10.26.2008 (S1);
11.02.2008 – 06.07.2009 (S2)

Theatrical Release:
Japan 10.21.2017 – 05.26.2018

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