Hijack

+ Cunning + Quick learning + Highly advanced // - Savage - Difficult to command

An incredible advanced and controversial unit, their bolder resemblance to an organic dragon-like creature was deliberate to allow for combat effectiveness and resourcefulness. The contraversy is that word is the Hijack unit was a deliberate attempt to re-create the decommissioned War-class unit [code] WAR MACHINE in its ambition to destroy enemy forces. As the WAR MACHINE unit ended disastrously, many are concerned this unit may follow the same path of being unable to be controlled. Further still, fears lie within the unusual abilities granted to it by advanced technology.

The Hijack unit has grey-black features and parts embedded into it which are both conductive and magnetic. It is able to control this ability at will, which allows metal pieces from destroyed crafts to attach to those pieces. The conductivity plays part in activating these pieces - to devastating capacity. The Hijack unit has displayed proficiency with destroying machine guns and weaponry, attaching it to themselves and then using its conductivity to activate and use these weapons in continued pursuit of surviving craft. However in the absense of attachments or with enough stored electricity, Hijack can discharge built up energy in crippling electric attacks that physically damage crafts and instruments, but can also use it as a short-range EMP which is particularly devastating in arial combat.

While Hijack has not been released into airspace as a permanent defensive strike-class due to operational concern, it has excelled on short missions as an offensive unit to take out aerial opponents. When not on these strike missions or in training, Hijack is kept strictly within Federal Airspace away from major civilian populations due to ongoing tests to ensure safety. It reacts well to commands, but its eagerness for offensive strikes compared to routine defensive positions are of concern.