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Despite the name, Slayer-Prototype was conceptualized after the Slayer-1 was loaned to Barrier. Director Livia Braddock, seeing the use that Slayer-1 had in minimizing collateral damage in cities, hoped to build one free from the reins of the Usorian government once the contract ran out. Meant to be "Slayer-2," this humanoid weapons platform was designed mostly for close quarter combat, hence its massive claw-like gripper on the left arm. The black armor was heavily angled, allowing it to deflect any long-range attack from rampaging monsters.

The project was financed thanks to the philanthropic efforts of the Carpathia Foundation. These creations are not cheap and cost double that of a Usorian battleship. However, not long before the battle of King's City, the Foundation pulled their funding, leaving the Slayer-Prototype unfinished.

Description
Despite the name, Slayer-Prototype was conceptualized after the Slayer-1 was loaned to Barrier. Director Livia Braddock, seeing the use that Slayer-1 had in minimizing collateral damage in cities, hoped to build one free from the reins of the Usorian government once the contract ran out. Meant to be "Slayer-2," this humanoid weapons platform was designed mostly for close quarter combat, hence its massive claw-like gripper on the left arm. The black armor was heavily angled, allowing it to deflect any long-range attack from rampaging monsters.

The project was financed thanks to the philanthropic efforts of the Carpathia Foundation. These creations are not cheap and cost double that of a Usorian battleship. However, not long before the battle of King's City, the Foundation pulled their funding, leaving the Slayer-Prototype unfinished.