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Omen

ASX-666 Bad Omen is a heavy-duty mech independently developed by Ankht Corporation, specializing in long-range precision shooting. It is an important part of the Morning Star Alliance's fourth-generation mech technology verification project. In view of the strong support of the Morning Star Alliance, Ankht equipped the ASX-666 with a large number of cutting-edge technology products, including the XF4C reforged frame, sandwich composite armor, and E-S all-weather active detection system, regardless of cost, to ensure that it has superior basic performance; in addition, it also equipped the entire body with 24 sets of full-band sensors and fire control auxiliary units are integrated with the "Nirvana Drive" of the Parmus system to coordinate automated monitoring, judgment and locking, which greatly improves long-range precision shooting capabilities while effectively reducing the pilot's operational burden and improving combat effectiveness when participating in system operations. Despite such excellent performance, the Morning Star Alliance has never officially put the aircraft into service. It is said that this is related to a series of accidents that occurred during its development, testing, and transfer.

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Overview

ASX-666 Bad Omen is a heavy-duty mech independently developed by Ankht Corporation, specializing in long-range precision shooting. It is an important part of the Morning Star Alliance's fourth-generation mech technology verification project. In view of the strong support of the Morning Star Alliance, Ankht equipped the ASX-666 with a large number of cutting-edge technology products, including the XF4C reforged frame, sandwich composite armor, and E-S all-weather active detection system, regardless of cost, to ensure that it has superior basic performance; in addition, it also equipped the entire body with 24 sets of full-band sensors and fire control auxiliary units are integrated with the "Nirvana Drive" of the Parmus system to coordinate automated monitoring, judgment and locking, which greatly improves long-range precision shooting capabilities while effectively reducing the pilot's operational burden and improving combat effectiveness when participating in system operations. Despite such excellent performance, the Morning Star Alliance has never officially put the aircraft into service. It is said that this is related to a series of accidents that occurred during its development, testing, and transfer.