Mobile transport submarine (Hippocampus)

This vessel is capable of amphibious navigation. It uses a torpedo launcher located toward the mid-rear section to rotate and reposition its hybrid propulsion system downward. This configuration has earned it the nickname "Rooster" due to its appearance.

The primary purpose of the ship is to launch submarine BITs to support front-line operations or strike enemy outposts. While submerged, the vessel stands vertically in the water, unfolding the launcher forward. The hybrid propulsion units on both sides shift to the front for defense. This unique transformation is the origin of the vessel's name.

The unmanned submarine BIT is named Sacabambaspis. Its main visual sensor is located in an inverted triangle shape at the bow. The right "eye" functions as a radar, while the left "eye" contains a hybrid sensor and a secondary visual monitor. The torpedo launcher is positioned behind the main sensor’s armor plating, which opens when in use to allow for firing. The underside can be optionally equipped with either a mine deployment box or additional mine magazines.