The tooth-shaped mothership of the Dark Matter Thieves, a roaming fortress that ferried Boros across the stars to raid world after world. Its power core shattered during Saitama's duel with Boros, sending the vessel crashing to Earth.
The Giant Spaceship served the Dark Matter Thieves as both headquarters and interstellar transport, carrying Boros and his crew from planet to planet on their campaigns of conquest. Its run ended when the shockwaves of Saitama's fight with Boros cracked the power core, and the ruined ship plunged down and crashed. Afterward the wreck was recovered by Bofoi, who mined it for new technology.
Shaped like a molar and cast in an off-world metal far tougher than steel, the ship was so enormous that it blanketed most of A-City in shadow. Its interior bristled with surveillance cameras and heavy sealed doors that turned back countless would-be intruders.
As a weapon it was staggering. A single volley of its massive projectiles wiped out roughly ninety-nine point eight percent of A-City in a heartbeat. The hull was billed as an impregnable mobile fortress, sturdy enough to survive Saitama slamming onto it from the Moon, though the blow left the craft tilted. It could also levitate and cross the vast reaches of space under its own power.
Genos estimated the Giant Spaceship at over 9,230 meters by 15,024 meters, a size so vast that it blanketed most of A-City in shadow.
The Giant Spaceship's power core cracked from the shockwaves of Saitama's fight with Boros, sending the vessel crashing to Earth, where Bofoi later salvaged the wreck for new technology.
The Giant Spaceship is the tooth-shaped mothership of the Dark Matter Thieves, serving as both headquarters and interstellar transport for Boros and his crew.
A single volley from the Giant Spaceship's massive projectiles wiped out roughly 99.8 percent of A-City in an instant.
The Giant Spaceship was built from an off-world metal far tougher than steel and survived Saitama slamming into it from the Moon, though the impact left the craft tilted.
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