O-Yoroi Pilot

If the ancient O-Yoroi were the heavy samurai armor, the current ones are TAG units whose design falls halfway between improved armor for their maneuverability and light weight, and a light one-person fighting vehicle for their durability and firepower . In order to stand out from its Chinese competitors, the Japanese military industry focused on the criteria of mobility and lightness when developing its armored units. Military analysts have predicted that upcoming war conflicts will mostly take place in urban settings. This doctrine has led to the philosophy of the Ten No Bushi program for the development of JSA combat technology in relation to the design of the O-Yoroi. Japanese engineers have developed a TAG specially adapted for urban combat, containing melee routines and melee defense weapons. Depending on the capabilities of their machines, the pilots of the O-Yoroi Kidobutai (?? ????, Mechanized Mobile Regiment) place special emphasis on training in hand-to-hand combat techniques and the use of swords, making them true mechanical samurai. But it is her boldness, fierce demeanor, and ideal of "honor upheld by the blade of the katana" that makes her truly admirable. The O-Yoroi have shown an unbreakable determination in battle that not even the Kami, Japanese gods, could distract them from their goal, always leading the charge and the direct use of force operations.