Class:Â N/A
Name:Â Stellar Whale
Unit type:Â passenger transport ship
Manufacturer(s):Â Shinnakasu Heavy Industries; Meyer Corporation; Siemens
Operator:Â civilians
First deployment:Â unknown
Complement:Â 300 crew; 3,500 passengers
Dimensions:Â overall height 116.0 meters; overall length approx 755.0 meters; overall width 149.0 meters
Weight:Â standard operating displacement 22,000.0 metric tons
Powerplant:Â 8 x Shinnakasu/Roice RD/2020A OverTechnology reaction engine, power output rating unknown
Propulsion:Â 16 x General Galaxy GG-10PL gravity control propulsion mega-cluster; 32 x Shinnakasu/P&W/Roice FF-2001P thermonuclear turbine engine; 8 x Shinnakasu/Continental FS-L-D22 fold engine
Performance:Â unknown
Equipment and design features:Â sensors, range unknown
Fixed armaments:Â none
The Stellar Whale was a civilian interplanetary passenger liner manufactured by Shinnakasu Heavy Industries in cooperation with the Meyer Corporation and Siemens. Inspired by Earth’s old cruise liners, the Stellar Whale was designed for transporting passengers to planets located a short distance from Earth. Capable of landing on a planet, the Stellar Whale was equipped with many gravity control mega clusters and thermonuclear turbine engines, along with eight fold engines. In March 2040, the Stellar Whale transported Myung Fang Lone, the “manager” of virturoid idol Sharon Apple, from planet Eden to Earth for a concert in Macross City.
First appearance:Â Macross Plus
Original mechanical designer: Kazutaka Miyatake
N/A
Director(s):
Shoji Kawamori
Shinichiro Watanabe
Writer:
Keiko Nobumoto
Mechanical Designer(s):
Shoji Kawamori
Kazutaka Miyatake
Character Designer:
Masayuki Yamaguchi
Musical Composer:
Yoko Kanno
Video Release:
Japan 08.25.1994 – 06.25.1995
U.S. 02.28.1995 – 04.16.1996
Format:
4 episodes; 1 compilation movie
Theatrical Release:
Japan 09.30.1995
U.S. 12.14.2021
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