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General Characteristics | |
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| Model Number | RPI-13/B |
| Codename | Sutherland Club |
| Unit type | Protottype Fifth Generation Knightmare Frame |
| Manufacturer | Advanced Special Envoy Engineering Corps "Camelot" |
| Operator | Holy Britannian Empire |
| Dimensions | Overall Height: 4.39 meters |
| Weight | Combat Weight: 6.89 metric tons |
| Powerplant | Yggdrasil Drive, Energy Filler |
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The Sutherland Club (サザーランドクラブ, Sazārando Kurabu), is an experimental Fifth Generation Knightmare Frame developed by Lloyd Asplund and the Military Engineering Corps as a predecessor to the Lancelot Club. The Sutherland Club outperforms any regular Sutherland unit and is on par with the Gloucester, but it is not as strong as the Lancelot Club due to the lack of Sukuradite veins throughout the frame of the machine.
Appearance[]
The same as it's appearance in the PS2 and PSP game Code Geass: Lost Colors.
Specifications[]
History[]
The Sutherland Club was made as the first step to creating the Seventh Generation Knightmare-Frame codenamed, Lancelot. It was created by the Advanced Special Envoy & Engineering Corps. otherwise known as Camelot, in Area 16. The data collection was performed with a devicer from the Ashford Foundation named, Ashton Ashford, who performed at a very high combat rate. The data was sent over to Area 11 where Lloyd Asplund and his personal team created the Lancelot and the Lancelot Club.
When the Tokyo Settlement was lost to the Black Knights, the Avalon retreated to Area 16 to rearm and refuel for a counterattack and it also picked up two Sutherland Club units, one to be piloted by Ashton Ashford and the other to be piloted by the leader of the Myoken Fortress remnants, Faith A. Darlton.
These two units proved to be essential during the Second Battle For Tokyo due to the fact that the Black Knights couldn't defeat more knightmares that could perform as well as the Lancelot.
