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Tiamat
Tourbillon
General information
Japanese name トゥールビヨン (To~ūrubiyon)
Classification Raven
Gender Male
Affiliation and military information
Rank 4
Craft AC Steel Dragon
Coup de vent
Real world information
Appearances Armored Core: Project Phantasma

Tiamat, known as Tourbillon in Japanese (トゥールビヨン To~ūrubiyon), is a Raven seen in Armored Core: Project Phantasma. He is ranked #4 in the Arena.

Information[]

One of Necron's disciples, he finishes off opponents with this devastating firepower.

AC Steel Dragon | Coup de vent[]

AC Steel Dragon

AC Steel Dragon

Steel Dragon is a heavyweight two-legged AC equipped with a bazooka, the MOONLIGHT laser blade and a multi missile launcher double back weapon. Due to the Human PLUS enhancements of the pilot the unit can fire blade waves.

In Japanese, his AC name is Coup de vent (クー・ド・ヴァン Kū do vu~an).

Strategy[]

A slow, heavy juggernaut that possesses hard-hitting weapons, Tiamat is definitely not one to be messed with in combat. Human PLUS enables him to boost for prolonged periods of time without landing and thus he's able to fly a lot while hammering away at you.

A good strategy would be to make use of his limited mobility (as he's a heavy bipedal) and outmaneuver him. Also due to the fact that he's quite slow makes it very easy to land hits on him. One way of beating him involves fighting him in an enclosed map and outturning him and slashing him to death with a powerful laser blade like the MOONLIGHT. It is however, generally not advised to engage head-on with him in blade combat as he has the MOONLIGHT himself and can fire blade waves and this can take off a lot of damage so avoid this.

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Trivia[]

  • The pilot's name in Japanese translates to 'whirlwind', or 'vortex' in French.
    • In contrast, Tiamat is the name of a primordial goddess in Mesopotamian mythology. She is associated with the salt sea, chaos, and the creation of the gods. The blue color of the AC also references her association with the oceans.
  • The AC's name in Japanese translates to 'gust of wind' in French.