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'''Saucerer''' was a heavily fortified assault craft used by the [[Venomian Army]] in the invasion of enemy planets. The massive vessel was rumored to have been based off of plans stolen from aliens in a distant part of the galaxy. Its primarmy armament was the Core Weapon, a beam cannon with enough power to vaporize any city in the galaxy, though it required sixty seconds to charge in which its energy generator is exposed. Saucerer also acted as a carrier for hundreds of [[Invader II Fighters]] used against | '''Saucerer''' was a heavily fortified assault craft used by the [[Venomian Army]] in the invasion of enemy planets. The massive vessel was rumored to have been based off of plans stolen from aliens in a distant part of the galaxy. Its primarmy armament was the Core Weapon, a beam cannon with enough power to vaporize any city in the galaxy, though it required sixty seconds to charge in which its energy generator is exposed. Saucerer also acted as a carrier for hundreds of [[Invader II Fighters]] used against airborne threats. | ||
Saucerer was first encountered by the [[Star Fox Team]] when they came to the aid of the beleaguered [[Cornerian Defense Force]] on [[Katina]]. Despite deploying its full compliment of fighter craft, Saucerer was unable to gain air superiority over the Katina military base, and when it attempted to deploy its Core Weapon [[Fox McCloud]] succeeded in destroying the exposed generator, setting off a chain reaction that ultimately destroyed the vessel. | Saucerer was first encountered by the [[Star Fox Team]] when they came to the aid of the beleaguered [[Cornerian Defense Force]] on [[Katina]]. Despite deploying its full compliment of fighter craft, Saucerer was unable to gain air superiority over the Katina military base, and when it attempted to deploy its Core Weapon [[Fox McCloud]] succeeded in destroying the exposed generator, setting off a chain reaction that ultimately destroyed the vessel. | ||