By Joshua Tyler | Being published
There is much to be said about how science fiction is used to highlight important lessons, address real-world problems, and explore the nature of reality. But sometimes you want to see a cool atmosphere to kick things up a notch.
SF franchises like Star Wars, Star Trek, and Battlestar Galactica or the universe get a lot of credit for their ship sequences, but the star is often overlooked. While initially the star started as a franchise focused on portal travel, between three television shows, it appeared in a full space series, including impressive ships, alien bumps, and powerful survival dogs.
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With a new Star series just announced by Amazon, it’s about time Star got some credit. Top weapons because this is the best stargate space battles…so far.
6. HIVE VS Hive
Stargate Atlantis It spends a lot of time breaking the Wraith, but in the season 2 episode “The Nest”, the defeat of the Wraith itself.
With two ships short of land entry, the only thing standing in their way is the planet Earth Daedalus. The evil ships are drawn by daedalus in size and fire, and they are full of fighters, who launch.
The Daedalus opens fire with its private train guns, until the real results, while its shields, a gift of high technology from the asgard, begin to be damaged. At that moment, the colonel’s shepherd enters the nest hole. He steals one of DART’s allies and uses it to attack a neighboring hive.
Confused, the two hives start shooting at each other and knocking each other to pieces. It’s one hell of an explosion.
5. The Battle of Antarctica
In the seventh season of Stargate SG-1’s, with an episode called “The Lost City, Part 2,” the Battle of Antarctica begins when Anubis brings the giant ships of the Goa’uld master, which is certain. Combined manpower is limited to Prometheus, a few squadrons of F-302s, and an Antarctic Outpost that SG-1 only represents.
The ships of Anubis begin to bombard the region, Prometheus with great power and forces the Earth’s forces into a pattern of defense against the waves of ALKESH and the glicers. SG-1 reaches the Outpost and activates the ancient control chair, giving access to its drone weapons.
Once powered by the newly acquired zpm, the Outpost launched golden turrets of ancient Ancient Drones that hit Anubis’ ships on impact. The Drones cut towards the Hatakes at once, catching them in quick succession. The Prometheus and 302s pulled back as the drones cut through the sky, forming curved, controlled attack paths that tracked targets as they launched.
Anubis’ ships are destroyed ship by ship until his appearance ends. It takes a direct burst of drones, turns, and explodes on the ground. The Outpost survives, the shield holds, and the world avoids annihilation because the last remaining ancient system proves stronger than anything in the modern era.
4. The enemy at the gate
In the series of Stargate: Atlantis“Enemy at the gate”, this show took things to the next level where the entire city of the series was set up as a flying castle.
It begins with an encounter between the Earth Ship Daedalus and something the group decides to call a giant nest. Super Hive Kick Daedalus’s Butt with leaves. A Speed-Up Wraith Super-Super-Shive leaps through the Milky Way just like the one it owns, and suddenly Earth is looking at a natural killer killing machine with guns big enough to punch holes in continents.
While the IOA Panics, the Atlantis team does the only logical thing: Get the last Zero Point modules they need to bring the city of Atlantis to full power, finally. With the city’s full complement of Zpms for the first time, they fire up every classic weapon the city has and sprint home like a flying fortress with attitude.
While Atlantis tries to land on Earth, the warships fire missiles at Earth, leading the 302’s into a desperate mission.
Atlantis finally arrives, but it’s still no match for the super hive. They placed the city between the hive and the world, and the wrists developed its shields while returning fire from the city’s ancient drones. The nest fire was so strong that Atlantis was pushed back into the earth’s atmosphere.
In the end, a smuggled nuke destroyed the giant nest, but Atlantis was forced to land, supporting the sixth season, unfortunately, unfortunately, it never happened. It’s a rare moment of stardom where the franchise drops the archeology, strips away the diplomacy, and decides to forcefully throw down a shipwreck. Battlestar Galactica.
3. The Siege of Atlantis
The siege is the deepest of the stargate’s Helm. Its the Alamo. Corner It’s the Wraith’s first full-scale attempt to wipe Atlantis off the map, and it plays out as a fast-paced, varied battle with the last two episodes of season one and the first episode of season 2 Stargate: Atlantis.
The WRAITH sends a large fleet of evil ships and cruisers towards the city, forcing the expedition to use every ancient defense system they can to get back to life. The Atlantis Crew finds an old abandoned satellite weapon and powers it using a generator. It destroys the hive ship in one shot before fighting and countering this demolition.
When the ships reach Atlantis, the Wraith begins to increase the bomb shield while the waves begin to block the efforts and transport of the force. The city’s drone stock is very limited, so most defenses rely on railguns, puddle jumpers, and improvised traps within the city.
The Turning Point comes when the world’s Battlecruiser, the Daedalus, arrives. Equipped with ASGARD crew, it fires nuclear weapons straight at the Wraith Hive Ships, destroying multiple ships in seconds. Its trains and its squadrons supported Atlantis while the city continued to hold a shield under the constant fire.
More ravaged ships arrive, and Atlantis is huddled under its outdated shields when the shepherd comes up with a plan of deception. It works; The WRAITH think they’ve destroyed Atlantis, and they leave, for now.
2. Battle of the Super Gate
In Stargate SG-1 Season 9 Finale, “Camelot,” the well-built ships fight a desperate battle against an alien army and lose big time.
It starts when a high gate is found. The highest gate is exactly what its name implies. It’s a star, but it’s too big. It is too big to float in outer space.
When the Alliance ships arrive, the main gate shrinks all their ships. That’s why it’s so shocking when Ori ships come out of it. The four ori vessels that come out are as big as the high gate itself.
Two of the battleships are the battle cruisers that lead the Alliance fleet: the odyssey and the korolev. They are various partners in the Hatak masterships and the Asgard O’Neill class.
Around this point, the Asgard ships have been invincible, but as the war begins, it soon becomes difficult that the O’Neil class is as powerless against the ori as everyone else.
The Ori begin to fire their bending weapons, and the ships are separated. Ships explode all around, and wreckage drags across the battlefield.
Only two ships, the world ship odyssey and the mother hatak, survived.
1. War of Asuras
Medals are self-replicating, emerging, technologically-engraved machines consuming entire civilizations to build more of them. They’ve been threatening to wipe out all life in the galaxy in two separate star shows, too Stargate: Atlantis The beginning of the second four “let them remember all my sins,” Finally they are remembered to be beaten to death when the group of Atlantis points them over one planet.
The Sheer LineUp of Ships makes it clear that no one played fair: Earth’s Daedalus and Apollo armed with Asgard Beam Cruisers jumped in the first half. Behind them, swarms of ships in the wrath hive, yes, the same bastards who have already fought for four seasons, jump as both Traveler ships look like their warships, the swelling of the explosion to hit the replicator cruisers from nightmare angles.
Orbiting Above it all, the medals throw everything they have, aurora-class warships, city operating platforms, and drone-laden frigates, only to be blasted apart by the newly opened Asgard Work. Turns out to be a slow, brilliant attack: 304s fire shots that damage replicating ships faster than rebuilding; Wrath Hives get punished long enough for the world to commit murder; Travelers climb stragglers.
The ships enter the replica ships while Dr. McKay devises a plan that crushes the narrators into one giant mass and sends them plunging into the planet’s core. The ships take off moments before the Asuran planet explodes, in spectacular fashion. The result is the battle for the best place in the Stargate.
