Welcome to Red Alert 20XX. The aim of this mod is to pay tribute to old Command & Conquer games, while giving YR a fresh feel in a brand new cold war context.

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New Shogunate : Tengu Zero (hover mode)
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nocturnalknight
nocturnalknight - - 35 comments

too precious to be used on kamikaze strikes😕😞

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ChronoHyperion
ChronoHyperion - - 43 comments

Oh, that is just tasty.

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UweWeber84
UweWeber84 - - 604 comments

Wow, is the airplane mode in actual air or just visual?

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Danielovich7 Author
Danielovich7 - - 406 comments

It goes from hovering to airborne when deployed. It's not just a visual.

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FoxFort
FoxFort - - 1,553 comments

ROBOTECH !!!!! F YEAH !

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Description

During the Second World War (the events of Red Alert 1), Japan's fighter plane were no match against the more technologically advanced fighter jets of the Soviet Union. A successor to the Ki-84 Hayate was therefore designed and quickly mass produced. The initiative gave birth to an unfortunate project : the Tenshi fighter jet. The aircraft was faster, could fly longer distances and had a more versatile armament than the Russian Migs at the time. However, internal turmoil within the Soviet Union, following the conquest of Europe, halted the Russian campaign around the sea of Japan soon after it entered service. Without an enemy to confront, this meant that the Tenshi almost never saw combat (except during the Korean War), and the tens of thousands units produced were doomed to slowly rot in japanese military hangar.

The modernization of military equipement in the early 1990's forced the Ministry of the Imperial Army to decommission the Tenshi and scrap them for parts. Even if the program was seen as too little too late, the Tenshi was considered a remarkable aircraft. So much so that, when the decommission was announced, the newly founded Imperial Engineering Corps of Robotics asked that all Tenshi units be used for R&D purposes. At first, the hull and the engine of the plane were re-purposed on heavy maintenance units, such as industrial lifters. But when a third war with the Soviet started to look possible in the late 2010's, the Tenshi parts found their way in a new hover recon unit developped by the Engineering Corps of Robotics : the Tengu Hover RV. After a few years in services, the Tengu, sporting up to 45% of the parts of the original Tenshi, was upgraded into the Tengu Zero.

Half recon unit, half jet fighter, the Tengu Zero can shift from its hover mode to become airborne, making it the ultimate recon unit.