Vulcan Spectre was the fourth Australian Jaeger ever built, behind 2 Mark-1s, Tango Tasmania and Lucky Seven, and a Mark-2, Wildcat Horizon. Vulcan Spectre was also the second Mark-3 Jaeger ever built, behind the great Gypsy Danger.
Decorated in a dark grey with yellow highlights color scheme, Vulcan Spectre was a force to be reckoned with on the battlefield. Its Melee Weapons were a Prototype Sting Blade on one hand, and a clawed fist on the other. It's head was similar to Gypsy Danger, while it's chest resembled that of Cherno Alpha.
Vulcan's best Weapons were the lava-throwers in each arm. These could burn through a Kaiju's flesh in seconds, and were a deadly tool in its arsenal.
The Pilots, Devi and Susanti Hassen, were Australian Muslims. Admittedly, they suffered discrimination, but most of the time, they handled it.
Vulcan's first kill saw it take on a Category-3, Ningyo, in Sydney alongside the Australian Mark-1 Lucky Seven.
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The brawl lasted 3 long hours, about 50 minutes underwater...
Tragically, Vulcan Spectre met its end in 2023, when its nuclear reactor core was badly damaged by a Category-4 Kaiju known as Raichnid. Because it was too dangerous to eject and risk spreading the radiation over Brisbane, Devi and Susanti took Vulcan Spectre off the deep end underwater, and detonated the Jaeger, both being killed in the underwater explosion...Striker Eureka had to be held back by Mammoth Apostle and Shaolin Rouge.
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Vulcan Spectre's spare parts were later donated to Kodiak Island, joining the 15 Jaegers that were being stored there.
