Effect of Shadow Planet Killer Missiles Part 1

[Fbueller129]

Still can't beat the Magog World Ship from Andromeda.

[JH24821]

Very impressive. I still remember this scene. I thought the Vorlon Planet Killer was scary, but this was even worse.

One advantage the Shadows had was that their Planet Killer was multi-purpose. It could also be used to take out entire fleets in space, freezing all ships and then destroying them with their missiles.

It's possible the Vorlon Planet Killer could have been used in space battles as well, but as far as I can remember it was never shown.

Thanks for uploading these scenes. :)

[Lauraukify]

That was far better than the vorlons planet killer. Thiers looked silly and weird lol

[wwwb5techcom]

The Shadow Planet Killer is a perpetual killing device, self sufficient and self sustaining. The Vorlon Planet Killer is just a big ship with a big gun.

[shadowmancer122]

@wwwb5techcom

Who lied and told you this. What you wrote isn't canon.

[wwwb5techcom]

The Shadow Planet Killer is a perpetual killing device, self sufficient and self sustaining. The Vorlon Planet Killer is just a big ship with a big gun.

[jutau]

The SPK "strip mine" the planets they attack too.

[smcneal057]

I wonder why the Shadows kill planets like that? The Vorlons just blow planets to kingdom come.

[Wolfen443]

@smcneal057, because they strip up the inner core for raw materials presumably in the future.

[ScreamingTc]

When you absolutely, positively have to makes a planet inhabitable, you need the ACME Shadow planet killer*.

*No refunds if your planet killer fails to kill road runners.

[saskswinger2]

This thing would fuck up a Death Star real good in a few seconds

[Lechensko]

@saskswinger2 No it wouldn't. Good luck getting past those shields and the barrage of firepower from tens of thousands of turbolaser cannons.

[kimnice]

@Lechensko

On other hand shadow planet killer (shadow controlled) doesn't have any solid body to hit with those cannons. ..but winner of that fight would be what ever writers would decide.

[Lechensko]

@kimnice Of course it has a solid body, it's just a matrix of threads and beams pretty much. Where else are all those missiles stored?