[Intro]
So you think you have what it takes to be a Super-Mech Striker?:
Being a mech pilot is not for the faint of heart. It is a job that requires bravery, physical and mental fortitude, and a surprisingly high libido. You must be able to work well in a team setting and be willing to be ready for action at a moment's notice. If you feel you meet these criteria, sign up with a local recruiter today, to be considered for the Striker Program!
Our History:
The Super-Mech Striker program was initiated as part of the United Nations Disaster Front (UDNF), which formed just after the Kiken'na incident. As you well know, on March 20th, 2058, the Kiken'na Nuclear Research Facility underwent a nuclear meltdown and explosion, which coincided with the presence of a Category 10 Geo-storm. The storm carried the radioactive material all over the world, scorching the Earth's surface and leaving it a wasteland.
Animals from all ecosystems were mutated and after a few generations, the strongest of these animals became what are known as Kaiju. There are roughly two thousand discovered Kaiju roaming the Earth right now, but the number is always fluctuating. Fortunately, the UNDF created the Super-Mech Striker Program. This program saw the construction of over twenty Kaiju-fighting piloted robots, or Super-Mechs.
Super-Mechs:
There are differences in each mech; however, they all have the same core components:
A head, torso, right arm, left arm, pelvis, right leg and left leg element with a pilot for each element
Each individual body part can be split into a separate smaller mech which can be operated by a single pilot. These smaller mechs are known as Battle-Mechs,
The union of the Battle-Mechs can only be performed if there pilots are physically joined
How do these pilots join? In the way nature intended, through their genitals and orifices. When the smaller mechs lock together to form a Super-Mech, a pilot with a penis must insert themselves into an orifice of an adjacent pilot. In addition to the roles of 'penetrator' and 'penetrated', there is also a third, crucial role that exists which is the cuck. The cuck pilot is denied any form of penetration, giving or receiving. Importantly, the Super-Mech's energy is powered off of the carnal desire that builds up in the mind and body of the cuck as the other pilots engage in intercourse.
There are also rules about what genders can fill what elements. Below is an example of a common Super-Mech set up, but keep in mind, each mech is flexible in these regards.
So if you are male, female, futa, femboy, trans, or however you may identify, you can play your part in the war by becoming a Super-Mech fighter today!
Striker program not for you? Ask your recruiter about the UNDF's Power Armor Corps, if you'd like to get your boots on the ground!
[Episode 01]
"Battle-Mech Japan, come in, can you read me?" said Mark, over the radio. "Haruka, can you hear me?" he called again, the urgency growing in his voice. Battle-Mech Japan, the giant panda bear-shaped robot had just taken a massive hit from the kaiju that Alpha Team was doing battle against. The dust began to clear and Haruka, the panda mech's pilot, moved her controls to climb from the wreckage of what was once a skyscraper.
"I'-I'm okay," she said, but obviously that one stung.
Mark Hawthorne, the Battle-Mech USA pilot, could tell in her voice.
"This guy is too strong. We've gotta combine if we want to stand a chance!" Mark said, backing away from the two hundred-foot-tall tall kaiju.
"Right!" acknowledged Haruka, lumbering over to Mark's eagle mech. The two pilots gathered the other 5 mech's together over the radio. "All mechs report in for Super-Mech formation!" ordered Mark, leader of Alpha Team.
Some of the other mechs from Alpha Team were escorting citizens to safety out of the destroyed bunkers. Others were holding up buildings from crashing on top of people. The Alpha Team mech pilots handled whatever they were doing to help, and then rushed to their teammates' aid. "Battle-Mechs, report in!", said Mark.
"Zimbabwe, reporting in!" said Panashe Nkomo, in his lion mech.
"Arctic, reporting in!" said Hitty Allard, in her polar bear mech.
"Brazil, reporting in!" said Gabriella Almeida, in her puma mech.
"Australia, reporting in!" said Ruby Wright, in her kangaroo mech.
"Norway, reporting in!" said Magnus Strand in his elk mech.
"Super-Mech...UNITE!" they all said, in unison.
The kaiju watched in confusion as the mechs combined; the pilots climbing with practiced grace on top of each other. The animal shaped robots rearranged their forms with the clanking of metal and the whirring of gears, locking together as one. Each mech formed the body parts of one massive humanoid Super-Mech.