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Vrlitwhai Kridanik, also designated Vrlitwhai 7018, commanded Zentradi forces during the SDF-1 Macross conflict. His initial mission tracking lost Supervision Army vessels brought him near Earth in February 2009, triggering Space War I. As commander of the Nupetiet-Vergnitzs-class Fleet Command Battleship, he directed attacks against the Macross, demonstrating tactical skill while initially underestimating humanity. Exposure to human technology, including reaction weapons, and culture began challenging Zentradi beliefs.
Physically imposing, he stood 13.54 meters tall and weighed 16,750 kilograms, exceeding typical Zentradi size. Metallic facial reinforcements and a decorative eyepatch over a non-functional right eye defined his appearance. His physiology provided enhanced strength, endurance, and brief vacuum survival capability.
Pursuing the Macross after its accidental space fold jump across the solar system, engagements revealed unexpected human resilience and adaptability. The disruptive influence of human culture, especially music, on Zentradi troops became significant. Direct exposure occurred during the interrogation of captured humans.
Increased contact with human culture and witnessing the profound impact of Lynn Minmay's singing led to a critical shift. During the final battle against Zentradi Supreme Commander Boddole Zer on February 11, 2010, he aligned his fleet with the human defenders aboard the Macross. This pivotal alliance contributed decisively to defeating Boddole Zer's main armada, ending the war.
After Space War I, he joined rebuilding efforts under the United Nations government. In October 2011, he commanded a mission securing a Zentradi factory satellite for human use, encountering yet refusing to investigate a derelict Supervision Army Gun Destroyer due to safety concerns. His integration advanced, leading to his appointment as commander of the U.N. Spacy in 2016.
He maintained a close working relationship throughout with Exsedol Folmo, also designated Exsedol 4970, his chief archivist and advisor. This partnership spanned their pursuit of the Macross, defection, and subsequent service within the U.N. Spacy.
Physically imposing, he stood 13.54 meters tall and weighed 16,750 kilograms, exceeding typical Zentradi size. Metallic facial reinforcements and a decorative eyepatch over a non-functional right eye defined his appearance. His physiology provided enhanced strength, endurance, and brief vacuum survival capability.
Pursuing the Macross after its accidental space fold jump across the solar system, engagements revealed unexpected human resilience and adaptability. The disruptive influence of human culture, especially music, on Zentradi troops became significant. Direct exposure occurred during the interrogation of captured humans.
Increased contact with human culture and witnessing the profound impact of Lynn Minmay's singing led to a critical shift. During the final battle against Zentradi Supreme Commander Boddole Zer on February 11, 2010, he aligned his fleet with the human defenders aboard the Macross. This pivotal alliance contributed decisively to defeating Boddole Zer's main armada, ending the war.
After Space War I, he joined rebuilding efforts under the United Nations government. In October 2011, he commanded a mission securing a Zentradi factory satellite for human use, encountering yet refusing to investigate a derelict Supervision Army Gun Destroyer due to safety concerns. His integration advanced, leading to his appointment as commander of the U.N. Spacy in 2016.
He maintained a close working relationship throughout with Exsedol Folmo, also designated Exsedol 4970, his chief archivist and advisor. This partnership spanned their pursuit of the Macross, defection, and subsequent service within the U.N. Spacy.