Queadluun-Quilqua

Model number: N/A
Code name: Queadluun-Quilqua
Unit type: custom high maneuverability battle suit
Manufacturer: civilians (based on a design by the Zentradi)
Operator: civilians
Rollout: unknown
First deployment: none
Accommodation: pilot only, in standard cockpit
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: unknown
Armor materials: unknown
Powerplant: unknown
Propulsion: 2 x booster thruster; many x vernier thruster
Performance: unknown
Equipment and design features: sensors, range unknown; Quimeliquola special inertia vector control system; 7 x multi-color smoke dispenser, mounted on torso and legs
Fixed armaments: large-bore impact cannon, mounted on left torso; medium-bore cannon, mounted on right torso; small-bore cannon, mounted on right torso; 2 x air-to-air high-speed rotating 3-barrel laser pulse gun, mounted on arms; 4 x close combat short-range super miniature missile launcher, each mounts 33 x high-maneuverability micro-missile, mounted on engine mounts
Optional hand armaments: none

The Queadluun-Quilqua was a custom Zentradi battle suit based on a modified Queadluun-Rau. The Queadluun-Quilqua’s armaments included a large-bore cannon, a medium-bore cannon, a small-bore cannon, two air-to-air laser pulse guns and four short-range missile launchers. It was additionally customized with seven multi-colored smoke dispensers. The Queadluun-Quilqua belonged to Emilia Jenius, one of the seven daughters of Space War I ace pilots Maximilian and Milia Fallyna Jenius. Because of the battle suit’s Zentradi origin, Emilia underwent the micloning process to become a full-sized Zentradi to pilot it. In January 2046, Emilia’s song energy drew the attention of Fire Bomber lead singer Basara Nekki from the Macross 7 fleet. The two faced off in a musical duel that then attracted the Protodeviln Gavil and Glavil. In the ensuing battle, Emilia worked with Basara and the rest of Fire Bomber to defeat the Protodeviln.

Pilot: Emilia Jenius
First appearance: Macross 7: The Galaxy’s Calling Me!
Original mechanical designer: Kazutaka Miyatake

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