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The '''Sigo''' is a [[starfighter]] used by the [[DDF]].{{book ref|Sky1|25}} |
The '''Sigo''' is a [[starfighter]] used by the [[DDF]].{{book ref|Sky1|25}} |
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+ | [[Nightstorm Flight]] uses Sigo-fighters that are branded with the flight's logo. Two members of Nightstorm Flight, Callsign [[Vent (Skyward)|Vent]], and [[Nightstorm pilot seven|his brother]] fly blue fighters.{{book ref|Sky1|26}} |
Vent and his brother died during the fight at the shipyard, and the ships were presumably destroyed.{{book ref|sky1|26}} |
Vent and his brother died during the fight at the shipyard, and the ships were presumably destroyed.{{book ref|sky1|26}} |
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| + | [[Jeshua Weight]] used to fly a Sigo and, after retiring from the DDF, kept a pewter figure of a Sigo in the center of the glass case with her medals; [[Jorgen Weight|Jorgen]] notes she was very protective of it. As a kid, Jorgen would stare at the model for hours and think about the glory of being a pilot.{{book ref|sf3|prologue}} |
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Revision as of 12:22, 28 December 2021
| Sigo | |
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| Type | Spacecraft, DDF Ships |
| World of Origin | Detritus |
| Universe | Cytoverse |
The Sigo is a starfighter used by the DDF.[1]
Nightstorm Flight uses Sigo-fighters that are branded with the flight's logo. Two members of Nightstorm Flight, Callsign Vent, and his brother fly blue fighters.[2]
Vent and his brother died during the fight at the shipyard, and the ships were presumably destroyed.[2]
Jeshua Weight used to fly a Sigo and, after retiring from the DDF, kept a pewter figure of a Sigo in the center of the glass case with her medals; Jorgen notes she was very protective of it. As a kid, Jorgen would stare at the model for hours and think about the glory of being a pilot.[3]