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The [[warship]] '''''Cydonia''''' was an [[Earth Alliance]] military [[spacecraft]] used towards the end of the [[Cyberon War]]. Its [[Commander]] was [[Myna Nevaryn]]. It was equipped with multiple [[plasma cannon]]s, each able to disintegrate an entire Cybership. However, when the ''Cydonia'' attempted to liberate the planet [[Menos]] alongside the ''[[Corodin]]'', the ''[[Lea]]'', the ''[[Lop Washer]]'' and the ''[[Gulliver]]'', they were taken by surprise by the [[ | The [[warship]] '''''Cydonia''''' was an [[Earth Alliance]] military [[spacecraft]] used towards the end of the [[Cyberon War]]. Its [[Commander]] was [[Myna Nevaryn]]. It was equipped with multiple [[plasma cannon]]s, each able to disintegrate an entire Cybership. However, when the ''Cydonia'' attempted to liberate the planet [[Menos]] alongside the ''[[Corodin]]'', the ''[[Lea]]'', the ''[[Lop Washer]]'' and the ''[[Gulliver]]'', they were taken by surprise by the [[Cyberon]]s who had recently learned to think creatively, and were all destroyed. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Cybergeddon (novelisation)}}) | ||
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The warship Cydonia was an Earth Alliance military spacecraft used towards the end of the Cyberon War. Its Commander was Myna Nevaryn. It was equipped with multiple plasma cannons, each able to disintegrate an entire Cybership. However, when the Cydonia attempted to liberate the planet Menos alongside the Corodin, the Lea, the Lop Washer and the Gulliver, they were taken by surprise by the Cyberons who had recently learned to think creatively, and were all destroyed. (PROSE: Cybergeddon [+]Loading...["Cybergeddon (novelisation)"])
