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Colus XXIII, the 23rd monarch of the Colus Dynasty, reigned over the Trio de Colus empire under the simplified regnal title "Colus III." A warrior-king celebrated for martial mastery, he trained under the 2nd Black Knight, Roados Dragoon, and upheld the dynasty’s unique succession tradition: heirs drawn from the Colus, Meistner, or Ballanka bloodlines if the primary line faltered.
A visionary engineer, he conceived the Engage SR-2 Junchoon, a revolutionary mortar headd initially plagued by flaws. Its transformation into a galactic-class war machine came through Ladios Sop—Emperor Amaterasu’s alias—who refined the design after their fateful encounter during a prototype evaluation, forging a lasting alliance.
His reign was tested by the Colus/Hadooda war, where he suffered the death of his loyal Fatima, Ulicle, and ultimately fell in combat against Kneu Syltis ace pilot Vralgo Kentauri. Defying destruction, the Junchoon awakened independently to obliterate Kentauri’s Siren unit in vengeful retribution. Remembered as the "Lion of Jüno," his blend of strategic brilliance and compassion became a galactic benchmark for nobility.
The Trio de Colus empire, anchored in Jarth, deployed flagship mortar headds like the Engage series during his rule. Following his death, the Junchoon was entombed with the Fatima Clotho, while his daughter, Saylay Colus, inherited the newly commissioned Engage SR-3 "Jade Temple." His legacy endured through descendants like Colus VI, who mirrored his visage and reignited ancient rivalries by opposing Amaterasu’s empire, intertwining their fates with echoes of the L-Gaim chronicles.
A visionary engineer, he conceived the Engage SR-2 Junchoon, a revolutionary mortar headd initially plagued by flaws. Its transformation into a galactic-class war machine came through Ladios Sop—Emperor Amaterasu’s alias—who refined the design after their fateful encounter during a prototype evaluation, forging a lasting alliance.
His reign was tested by the Colus/Hadooda war, where he suffered the death of his loyal Fatima, Ulicle, and ultimately fell in combat against Kneu Syltis ace pilot Vralgo Kentauri. Defying destruction, the Junchoon awakened independently to obliterate Kentauri’s Siren unit in vengeful retribution. Remembered as the "Lion of Jüno," his blend of strategic brilliance and compassion became a galactic benchmark for nobility.
The Trio de Colus empire, anchored in Jarth, deployed flagship mortar headds like the Engage series during his rule. Following his death, the Junchoon was entombed with the Fatima Clotho, while his daughter, Saylay Colus, inherited the newly commissioned Engage SR-3 "Jade Temple." His legacy endured through descendants like Colus VI, who mirrored his visage and reignited ancient rivalries by opposing Amaterasu’s empire, intertwining their fates with echoes of the L-Gaim chronicles.