wave motion gun vs death star

It won't survive the Super Graviton cannons. As Demigonis  points out that's a skill of YYGG, with a Boost for Quads being accurate, and since the gunner don't have much else to do, lets say they also aim for an additional Boost. Death Star under-powered! Hell, not even the First Order, which seems more competent than the original Galactic Empire (Ahem, the Battle of Yavin shouldn't have been a battle to begin with-- should've timed the DS-1 entering the system a bit better to just come out of Hyperspace straight into firing the Superlaser, dooming the base, and the Rebellion before any form of counterattack could be launched; Battle of Endor should've been better handled, because despite many Bothans dying to retrieve that information (Many Bothans die to do anything), it was still leaked when it shouldn't have been. That doesn't seem too unreasonable to me. but not everyone's Han, and not every ship is the Falcon. Until late 2199 and again from the end of 2202, the ship is equipped with a wave motion gun built into its bow. Getting in a position to fire the Wave Motion Cannon where the Death Star isn't capable of firing that Superlaser isn't going to be a difficult thing with general Imperial incompetence. Yamato with Super Gravity Cannon. Also that is beside the point and misses the question entirely. Still, until then they can focus a portion of the energy into a barrier. I forgot about Starfighter Defense.

It can only be used one time by one of the Guyver's equipping the Gigantic upgrade; One shot with the Giga-Smasher uses up the upgrade's energy reserves and it automatically detaches from the user, leaving them with just their normal Megasmasher and an assload of fatigue.the Argonaut has the capability to shift into an enormous gun form, firing a Wave Motion Gun aptly named the "Star Blaster".The ultimate attack of the spec-III Nirvash typeZero. Though you can recalibrate it (see Yamato: Resurrection) it is still a risky move to fire all six shots at once. What will we use, you ask? Wave Motion Gun vs Death Star Super laser ! Tarkin's prize has nothing on what Qux cooked up.Now that the god of ships and superweapons has been said, a point: SBYammy actually probably has the best shot against the Death Star out of all of them-- to a point of realistically having a very good win chance against the damn thing.None can survive DS-1 Sphereical Battlestation's offense-- that superlaser is that strong.But, SBY can reasonably actually kill the DS-1 outright with the Wave Motion Cannon. That, I don't know enough about yet. While something like 85% is typically considered "reliable" 58% is still quite reasonable. For an example, the The Wave Motion Gun, developed from the energy dispersed from the wave motion engine, was originally invented by the Iscandarians, a race which expanded throughout the galaxy and ruled with an iron fist, just as the Gamillians did. Example of: "I Am Great!" ]That's the problem here, the DS-1 against Yamato would be in a losing battle, since Yamato will have the upper hand tactically.

Why? Now it's going to target a starfighter (silhouette 3) that puts it at a difficulty of Formidible (PPPPP) plus Shields, Upgrades, etc. The Death Star would wipe the floor with Space Battleship Yamato, ARP Yamato, Deathshadow-class Arcadia, and any other crazy super-ship you could throw at it. In the films they are nice but they only add a couple solid hits of survival to a fighter. Bacon would wipe out either Yamato with its Savory goodness!Bacon would wipe out either Yamato with its Savory goodness!All of you are dead wrong.