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	*; HTM-28Tr : A simple [[Jihad]]-era refit, this version places a [[Guardian ECM Suite]] in the torso by reducing the Streak SRM systems to their [[Streak SRM-4|four tube]] versions.<ref>''Technical Readout: 3085'', p. 191</ref> BV (2.0) = 2,034<ref>''Record Sheets: 3085 Unabridged — Old is the New New'', p. 106</ref>		*; HTM-28Tr : A simple [[Jihad]]-era refit, this version places a [[Guardian ECM Suite]] in the torso by reducing the Streak SRM systems to their [[Streak SRM-4|four tube]] versions.<ref>''Technical Readout: 3085'', p. 191</ref> BV (2.0) = 2,034<ref>''Record Sheets: 3085 Unabridged — Old is the New New'', p. 106</ref>
−	*; HTM-30T : The Maltex Corporation had to stay competitive by producing a high-quality assault mech after the poor workmanship of the Hatamoto-Suna. Maltex would merge the reliable Hatamoto-Chi and the innovative yet poorly constructed Hatamoto-Suna to make the mech both affordable and durable while still giving the new Hatamoto-Chi the firepower of an assault mech. The Hatamoto-Chi 30T uses an XL Gyro to save weight, has two Lords Light 3 [[Heavy PPC]]'s, one in each arm, and changes out the Streak SRM's in favor of cost-effective standard [[SRM-6]] launchers with one in each torso, each fed by one-ton ammo bin protected by [[CASE II]]. The 30T is covered from head to foot with the maximum amount of [[Ballistic-Reinforced Armor]]. Finally, the 30T uses a standard 240 rated fusion engine, allowing the 30T to lose a torso and still remain combat effective. The pilot still needs to remain heat conscious while only carrying thirty double heat sinks. BV (2.0) = 2,196<ref>''Recognition Guide: ilClan, vol. 33'', p. 47</ref>	+	*; HTM-30T : The Maltex Corporation had to stay competitive by producing a high-quality assault mech after the poor workmanship of the Hatamoto-Suna. Maltex would merge the reliable Hatamoto-Chi and the innovative yet poorly constructed Hatamoto-Suna to make the mech both affordable and durable while still giving the new Hatamoto-Chi the firepower of an assault mech. The Hatamoto-Chi 30T uses an XL Gyro to save weight, has two Lords Light 3 [[Heavy PPC]]'s, one in each arm, and changes out the Streak SRM's in favor of cost-effective standard [[SRM-6]] launchers with one in each torso, each fed by one-ton ammo bin protected by [[CASE II]]. The 30T is covered from head to foot with the maximum amount of [[Ballistic-Reinforced Armor]]. Finally, the 30T uses a standard 320 rated fusion engine, allowing the 30T to lose a torso and still remain combat effective. The pilot still needs to remain heat conscious while only carrying thirty double heat sinks. BV (2.0) = 2,196<ref>''Recognition Guide: ilClan, vol. 33'', p. 47</ref>
	*; HTM-C : A further variation of the ''Hatamoto-Hi'', the C variant is identical to the 27U with the exception of the removal of a single heat sink. The HTM-C also carries a C3 slave unit into battle. The 'Mech is an excellent sniper 'Mech because of the ability to share targeting data with friendly units. BV (1.0) = 1,237,<ref name=CO/><ref>''Record Sheets: 3060'', p. 203</ref> BV (2.0) = 1,627<ref>''Record Sheets: 3050 Upgrade (Inner Sphere)'', p. 167</ref>		*; HTM-C : A further variation of the ''Hatamoto-Hi'', the C variant is identical to the 27U with the exception of the removal of a single heat sink. The HTM-C also carries a C3 slave unit into battle. The 'Mech is an excellent sniper 'Mech because of the ability to share targeting data with friendly units. BV (1.0) = 1,237,<ref name=CO/><ref>''Record Sheets: 3060'', p. 203</ref> BV (2.0) = 1,627<ref>''Record Sheets: 3050 Upgrade (Inner Sphere)'', p. 167</ref>

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{{InfoBoxBattleMech | image = Hatamoto-Chi RGilClan v33.jpg | name = ''Hatamoto-Chi'' | manufacturer = [[Independence Weaponry]] ---- [[Luthien Armor Works]]<ref name=TRSWp150f>''Technical Readout: Succession Wars'', pp. 150–151: "HTM-26T Hatamoto-Chi"</ref> ---- [[Maltex Corporation]] ---- [[Yori 'Mech Works]] |production year = 3042 |year reference = <ref>''[http://www.masterunitlist.info/Unit/Details/1398/ MUL online date for the ''{{PAGENAME}}'']''</ref> | model = HTM-27T | cost = 8,236,920 C-bills |Tech Base=Inner Sphere |mech type=BattleMech | mass = 80 | chassis = [[Earthwerks VOL Endo Steel]] | armor = [[Mitchell Argon]] with [[CASE]] | engine = [[Pitban 320]] | comsys = [[Colmax 90]] | T&T = [[Garret D2j]] | heat sinks = 18 [[Heat Sink|single]] | speed = 64.8 | armament = * 2x [[PPC]]s * 2x [[SRM-6]]s | BV (1.0) = 1,270<ref name=CO>''Combat Operations'', p. 125</ref> | BV (2.0) = 1,607<ref name="TRO3050U">''Technical Readout: 3050 Upgrade'', p. 89</ref> }} ==Description== A melding of the popular [[Star League era]] ''[[Thug]]'' and the poorly regarded ''[[Charger]]'', the samurai-themed '''''Hatamoto-Chi''''' was the first post–[[BattleTech eras|Succession Wars]] [[Draconis Combine]] [[BattleMech]] constructed utilizing recovered [[LosTech]]. Tasked by ''[[Kanrei]]'' [[Theodore Kurita]] to reverse engineer examples of the advanced [[Star League Defense Force]] [[BattleMech]]s provided by [[ComStar]] in [[3035]] for future production, [[Luthien Armor Works]] secretly mated the weaponry of the ''Thug'' to the form of the maligned ''Charger''. While initially unable to mass produce the advanced [[Endo Steel]] chassis required to match the ''Thug'', the appearance of the early ''Hatamoto-Chi'' and their endless variations born of the ''Charger'''s spacious torso sent the combined [[Armed Forces of the Federated Commonwealth]] into confusion during the [[War of 3039]]. Originally manufactured on idle [[Wells Technologies]] production lines that had produced the ''Charger'' on the Combine capital, the design soon earned its place as the light assault 'Mech of choice in the Combine military. Using the cover name of the [[Maltex Corporation]] to throw off [[MIIO]] investigations, in an attempt to rebuild and upgrade after the [[Battle of Luthien (3052)|Battle of Luthien]], LAW sold the production rights to [[Independence Weaponry]] and [[Yori 'Mech Works]] located on the (then safer) [[FedCom]] border.<ref name="TRO3039">''Technical Readout: 3039'', p. 232</ref><ref name="TRO3050U"/> ==Weapons and Equipment== Constructed with an [[Earthwerks VOL]] [[Endo Steel]] chassis, fitted with [[CASE]] protected ammo bins and clad in fifteen and a half tons of [[Mitchell Argon]] armor, the ''Hatamoto-Chi'' shared the features which made its parent design a nearly indestructible zombie 'Mech. The main area that Combine was unable to replicate the ''Thug'' was the older design's advanced [[Double Heat Sink]]s, eighteen standard [[Heat Sink]]s giving the ''Hatamoto-Chi'' a high heat curve in heavy combat.<ref name="TRO3050U"/> While short-cuts were taken in other areas, the ''Hatamoto-Chi'' matches the ''Thug'''s armament, twin arm-mounted [[Tiegart]] [[PPC]]s supported by a pair of torso-mounted [[Bical-6]] [[SRM-6|SRM racks]] to pose a deadly threat no matter the era. Both SRMs have a ton of ammo each, more than adequate for their role as close-range support weaponry.<ref name="TRO3050U"/> ==Variants== *; HTM-26T : The original version produced during [[3039]].<ref>''[http://www.masterunitlist.info/Unit/Details/1397/ MUL online date for the HTM-26T ''Hatamoto-Chi'']''</ref> Though lacking the [[LosTech]] of the HTM-27, the single production run of the original field-tested ''Hatamoto-Chi'', completed on the verge of the War of 3039, came as a total shock to the attacking Lyran and Davion Forces. Since it was built on a standard chassis, the 26T had less armor, one less heat sink, and single ton of SRM ammunition in a standard ammo bin.<ref name=TRSWp150f /><ref name="TRO3039"/> BV (2.0) = 1,536<ref>''Record Sheets: 3039'', p. 172</ref> *; HTM-27U : The 27U, also known as the ''Hatamoto-Hi'', is almost identical to the 27T. The differences in the designs come in with the removal of the two [[SRM-6]] launchers and the addition of four [[Medium Pulse Laser]]s and an additional heat sink to help with the additional heat burden. BV (1.0) = 1,251,<ref name=CO/> BV (2.0) = 1,627<ref>''Record Sheets: 3050 Upgrade (Inner Sphere)'', p. 166</ref> *; HTM-27V : The 27V, known within the Combine as the ''Hatamoto-Kaze'', is a variant focused on long range combat. The 'Mech removes both of the SRM-6 launchers and replaces them with a pair of [[LRM-5]] launchers, giving the ''Hatamoto-Kaze'' the ability to stay back from the battlefield and provide indirect fire. BV (1.0) = 1,302,<ref name=CO/> BV (2.0) = 1,595<ref>''Record Sheets: 3050 Upgrade (Inner Sphere)'', p. 169</ref> *; HTM-27V2 : This [[Dark Age]] refit of the 27V replaces the missile launchers with [[MML]] racks and adds a [[C3 slave]].<ref>''Technical Readout: 3150'', p. 224</ref> BV (2.0) = 1,725<ref>''Record Sheets: 3150''</ref> *; HTM-27W : The 27W, also known as the ''Hatamoto-Ku'', removes both of the SRM-6 launchers and replaces them with an [[Autocannon/5]]. The 'Mech has a powerful direct fire capability. BV (1.0) = 1,285,<ref name=CO/> BV (2.0) = 1,563<ref>''Record Sheets: 3050 Upgrade (Inner Sphere)'', p. 170</ref> *; HTM-27W2 : Developed in [[3115]], this ''Hatamoto-Ku'' variant removes the weapons of the 27W and replaces them with two [[ER PPC]]s and a [[Light AC/5]]. Two tons of ammunition are carried in a [[CASE II]] protected bay. This variant is most notable for its incorporation of a [[C3 boosted slave]]. Sixteen double heat sinks keep the heat under control. BV (2.0) = 1,699<ref name=XTRO:RV2p13>''Experimental Technical Readout: Republic, Volume 2'', p. 13: "HTM-27W2 ''Hatamoto-Karu''"</ref> *; HTM-27Y : The 27Y, known as the ''Hatamoto-Mizo'', removes both of the SRM-6 launchers and replaces them with a single [[ER Large Laser]]. This 'Mech is a powerful long range combat 'Mech and can keep an enemy at range and slowly take the armor off of a 'Mech. By the time an enemy is able to close with the ''Hatamoto-Mizo'' it can usually be taken out in physical combat. BV (1.0) = 1,311,<ref name=CO/> BV (2.0) = 1,675<ref>''Record Sheets: 3050 Upgrade (Inner Sphere)'', p. 171</ref> *; HTM-28T : A [[3059]] upgrade of the 27T model, the 28T exchanges the two PPCs for two [[ER PPC]]s. The 'Mech also upgrades the two SRM-6 launchers to [[Streak SRM-6]] launchers. Finally, the 'Mech is armed with two [[ER medium laser]]s and carries a C3 slave unit to allow it to share targeting data with other friendly units. The 'Mech achieves this by reducing its top speed to 54 km/h and makes up for some of the 'Mech's lost maneuverability by adding three [[jump jet]]s, giving it a jumping distance of ninety meters. BV (1.0) = 1,754,<ref name=CO/><ref>''Record Sheets: Upgrades'', p. 134</ref> BV (2.0) = 2,039<ref>''Record Sheets: 3050 Upgrade (Inner Sphere)'', p. 165</ref> *; HTM-28Tr : A simple [[Jihad]]-era refit, this version places a [[Guardian ECM Suite]] in the torso by reducing the Streak SRM systems to their [[Streak SRM-4|four tube]] versions.<ref>''Technical Readout: 3085'', p. 191</ref> BV (2.0) = 2,034<ref>''Record Sheets: 3085 Unabridged — Old is the New New'', p. 106</ref> *; HTM-30T : The Maltex Corporation had to stay competitive by producing a high-quality assault mech after the poor workmanship of the Hatamoto-Suna. Maltex would merge the reliable Hatamoto-Chi and the innovative yet poorly constructed Hatamoto-Suna to make the mech both affordable and durable while still giving the new Hatamoto-Chi the firepower of an assault mech. The Hatamoto-Chi 30T uses an XL Gyro to save weight, has two Lords Light 3 [[Heavy PPC]]'s, one in each arm, and changes out the Streak SRM's in favor of cost-effective standard [[SRM-6]] launchers with one in each torso, each fed by one-ton ammo bin protected by [[CASE II]]. The 30T is covered from head to foot with the maximum amount of [[Ballistic-Reinforced Armor]]. Finally, the 30T uses a standard 320 rated fusion engine, allowing the 30T to lose a torso and still remain combat effective. The pilot still needs to remain heat conscious while only carrying thirty double heat sinks. BV (2.0) = 2,196<ref>''Recognition Guide: ilClan, vol. 33'', p. 47</ref> *; HTM-C : A further variation of the ''Hatamoto-Hi'', the C variant is identical to the 27U with the exception of the removal of a single heat sink. The HTM-C also carries a C3 slave unit into battle. The 'Mech is an excellent sniper 'Mech because of the ability to share targeting data with friendly units. BV (1.0) = 1,237,<ref name=CO/><ref>''Record Sheets: 3060'', p. 203</ref> BV (2.0) = 1,627<ref>''Record Sheets: 3050 Upgrade (Inner Sphere)'', p. 167</ref> *; HTM-CM : The HTM-CM is also based on the ''Hatamoto-Hi'' variant and carries a [[C3 master computer]] into battle, allowing it to coordinate an entire C3 lance. This is done by removing two of the [[Medium Pulse Laser]]s and a heat sink. BV (1.0) = 1,238,<ref name=CO/><ref>''Record Sheets: 3060'', p. 204</ref> BV (2.0) = 1,573<ref>''Record Sheets: 3050 Upgrade (Inner Sphere)'', p. 168</ref> *; HTM-35X ''Hatamoto-Kaeru'' : A [[Jihad]]-era [[Experimental Technology|Experimental]] prototype variant that was made in an attempt by [[Maltex Corporation]] of [[Unity]]'s [[Miroslav Vondrus]] to design a mass-produced Amphibious Assault 'Mech. Based on the HTM-27T, the original model has its Endo Steel internal structure swapped for a [[composite internal structure]]. Its short-range missile launchers are replaced by a pair of [[LRT-15|15-Tubed Long-Range Torpedo Launchers]] and a pair of [[SRT-4|4-Tubed Short-Range Torpedo Launchers]]. The LRTs have two tons of ammo, while SRTs have only one. Its PPCs are replaced by [[Snub-Nose PPC]]s in each of its fully actuated arms. The 35X also has been given secondary surface weapons, in the form of five [[medium laser]]s. To handle its heat issues, the 'Mech been given 10 Double heat sinks. It employs a number of experimental innovations for handling the underwater environment, which includes several [[Underwater Maneuvering Unit]]s, a [[MASS]], as well as a [[Full-Head Ejection System]]. BV (1.0) = ????, BV (2.0) = 1,961<ref>''Experimental Technical Readout: Kurita'', pp. 6, 19: HTM-35X ''Hatamoto-Kaeru'' - Kareu's fluff and stats.</ref> *; HTM-35K ''Hatamoto-Kaeru'' : This production version of the HTM-35X is nearly identical to that experimental version. The armor, structure, and underwater equipment all remain the same. In fact the only change is the use of standard [[LRM-15]]s in the torsos instead of the long range torpedo launchers of the -35X. This allows the -35K to fight on land much more effectively than the prototype. BV (2.0) = 1,961<ref name=TRO:Proto>''Technical Readout: Prototypes'', p. 137</ref><ref>''Record Sheets: Prototypes'', p. 75</ref> *; HTM-30S ''Hatamoto-Suna'' : This [[Dark Age]] variant of the ''Hatamoto'' carries a [[Gauss rifle]], twin [[MRM-20]]s enhanced with [[Apollo FCS]], and a single ER medium laser. It uses a standard fusion engine to reach a top speed of 54 km/h. The Gauss Rifle has three tons of ammunition, and the two missile launchers also draw from a shared three ton ammo bay. The ''Hatamoto-suna'' also uses an [[XL Gyro]] to save some weight, and is protected by seventeen and a half tons of [[Ballistic-Reinforced Armor]]. BV (2.0) = 2,086<ref name=TRO:3145Mp47>''Technical Readout: 3145 Draconis Combine'', p. 47</ref><ref>''Record Sheets: 3145 Unabridged'', p. 160</ref> *; HTM-30Z ''Hatomoto-Godai'' : Another post-[[Blackout]] variant, this 'Mech is a regimental or battalion commander's unit. It uses the same chassis, engine, and armor layout as the ''Hatamoto-suna''. Its only armament is a pair of [[Clan]]-spec ER medium lasers and a single [[Extended LRM-15]] with three tons of ammunition. To compensate, the ''Hatamoto-godai'' is equipped with a [[Guardian ECM Suite]], [[Bloodhound Active Probe]], two [[C3 boosted master]] computers, and a [[Command Console]] that has been [[Armored Component|armored]]. To defend against incoming missile fire, it has a Clan-built [[Laser Anti-Missile System]] in the right torso. BV (2.0) = 1,899<ref>''Technical Readout: 3145 Draconis Combine'', p. 106</ref><ref>''Record Sheets: 3145 Unabridged'', p. 161</ref> ===Custom Variants=== *; HTM-27T ''Hatamoto-Chi'' Daniel : Personally awarded by [[Coordinator]] [[Takashi Kurita]] to [[Sorenson’s Sabres]] commander [[Daniel Sorenson]] in the lead-up to the [[War of 3039]], the 'Mech Daniel received was a bridging design between the early field-tested HTM-26T and the later production HTM-27T. Dropping two tons of armor and outfitted with a bulkier and less refined Endo-Steel chassis, enough weight was saved to mount a pair of experimental Luthien Armor Works developed [[LB 10-X AC]] prototypes in it arms and a pair of Telos [[SRM-4]] launchers in its chest. A ton of reloads for each [[SRM]] launcher and four tons of autocannon reloads in its CASE protected side torsos kept the 'Mech in the thick of battle.<ref name=SBSD1>''Starterbook: Sword and Dragon'', pp. 38, 103</ref> BV (2.0) = 1,520<ref>''[http://www.masterunitlist.info/Unit/Details/1400/ MUL online BV for the HTM-27T Daniel''{{PAGENAME}}'']''</ref> *; HTM-27T ''Hatamoto-Chi'' Daniel II : Refitted in the relative quiet of the Sabres' guard duty years on [[Luthien]] after the initial [[Clan Invasion]], the prototype chassis and [[autocannon]]s were swapped for production-grade components, while the power plant was swapped for a lighter model. Though reducing the 'Mech's maximum ground speed to 50 km/h, this frees up the weight to increase the armor to fifteen and half tons, add a C3 master computer and swap the SRM-4s for a pair of Streak SRM-6 launchers, while retaining the same volume of missile and autocannon ammunition.<ref name=SBSD2>''Starterbook: Sword and Dragon'', p. 112</ref> BV (2.0) = 1,661<ref>''[http://www.masterunitlist.info/Unit/Details/1399/ MUL online BV for the HTM-27T Daniel II''{{PAGENAME}}'']''</ref> *; HTM-27T ''Hatamoto-Chi'' (Lowenbrau) : The personal 'Mech of Combine MechWarrior [[Vinny Lowenbrau]]. As the heaviest 'Mech in the [[Twenty-second Dieron Regulars]], his "souped-up" ''Hatamoto-Chi'' is fitted with upgraded components including double heat sinks and [[MASC]] to allow him to keep up with the agility and speed of his much lighter comrades.<ref name=CMKp35>''Combat Manual: Kurita'', p. 35: "Dieron Regulars - Tai-i Vinny Lowenbrau"</ref> *; HTM-28T ''Hatamoto-Chi'' Shin : A complete rearmament of an HTM-28T, only the C3 slave remains. A [[Gauss rifle]] is fitted in the left arm with three tons of ammunition riding in the left torso. The left torso also holds six [[medium pulse laser]]s. The right arm carries a [[Sword (weapon)|large sword]]. [[Triple-Strength Myomer]] greatly increase the damage done by the blade. Only ten [[double heat sink]]s are used, allowing the TSM to remain active. BV (2.0) = 2,192<ref>''Record Sheets: 3050 Unabridged (Inner Sphere)'' p. 223</ref>; 2,213<ref>''[http://www.masterunitlist.info/Unit/Details/5457/ MUL online BV for the HTM-28T Shin''{{PAGENAME}}'']''</ref> ===Apocryphal Variants=== {{ApocryphalContentStart}} ''From [[MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries#Call to Arms|''MechWarrior 5: Call to Arms'' Expansion Pack]]:'' *; HTM-26P : Introduced in [[3045]] as a melee-enhanced version of the standard HTM-26T, the HTM-26P drops both PPCs to carry an [[Hatchet|Assault Battleaxe]] in its right arm and left arm–mounted large laser. The torso SRM-6 launchers are retained with their ammunition increased to a combined total of four tons.<ref name=MW5CtA>''MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries, Call to Arms''</ref> *; HTM-ON ''Onimaru'' : This Hero 'Mech is reportedly a prototype secured by [[Ronin (Faction)|''ronin'' loyalists]] for [[Marcus Kurita]] who dubbed it "Onimaru" before his death, passing to the hands of his eldest son [[Alexander Kurita]] after the [[Ronin War]]. ''Onimaru'' retains the torso-mounted SRM-6 racks, though it carries two tons of reloads, but replaces the PPCs with an [[Sword (weapon)|assault ''katana'']] in the right arm supported at range by twin [[large laser]]s in the left.<ref name=MW5CtA/> ''From [[MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries#The Dragon.27s Gambit|''MechWarrior 5: The Dragon's Gambit'' Expansion Pack]]:'' *;HTM-26T-S : A variant of the standard HTM-26T exclusive to the [[Otomo]], the use of an [[Extralight fusion engine|XL fusion engine]] allows its top speed to reach 70.88 km/h while carrying eight LosTech double heat sinks to better manage sustained fire.<ref name=MW5tDG>''MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries, The Dragon's Gambit''</ref> ''From [[MechWarrior Online]]: *; HTM-SG ''Shugo'' : PGI's [[Hero 'Mech]] version of the HTM-27T ''Hatamoto-Chi'' Daniel II custom variant listed above, with MWO not featuring the C3 system, the C3 Master is replaced with another ton of Streak missile reloads and four more single heat sinks.<ref name=MWO>''MechWarrior Online'' Evolutions Sale Page</ref> {{ApocryphalContentEnd}} ==Design Quirks== The HTM-27T ''Hatamoto'' variant is subject to the following [[Design Quirk]]:<ref>''BattleMech Manual'', p. 92: BattleMech Quirk Table - Hatamoto Entry</ref> * [[Barrel Fist]] (LA) * [[Easy to Maintain]] * [[Modular Weapons]]: Torso SRMs The HTM-27W2 ''Hatamoto-Ku'' variant is subject to the following [[Design Quirk]]:<ref name=XTRO:RV2p13/> * [[Multi-Trac]] The HTM-35K ''Hatamoto-Kaeru'' variant is subject to the following Design Quirks:<ref name=TRO:Proto/> * [[Difficult to Maintain]] * [[Multi-Trac]] * [[Non-Standard Parts]] The HTM-30S ''Hatamoto-Suna'' variant is subject to the following Design Quirks:<ref name=TRO:3145Mp47/> * [[Fast Reload]] * [[Poor Workmanship]] ==Related BattleMechs== * ''[[Charger]]'' - Based on the Charger - see above. * ''[[Thug]]'' - The venerable [[Star League]] assault 'Mech served as part of the inspiration for the ''Hatamoto''-class of BattleMechs. ==Gallery== <gallery mode=packed heights=200px> 3050 HatamotoChi.jpg|Original ''Hatamoto-Chi'' from ''[[Technical Readout: 3050|TRO:3050]]'' 3050U Hatamoto-Chi.jpg|HTM-27T ''Hatamoto-Chi'' from ''[[Technical Readout: 3050 Upgrade|TRO:3050 Upgrade]]'' Hatamoto-Chi TRO3039.png|''Hatamoto-Chi'' from ''[[Technical Readout: 3039|TRO:3039]]'' Hatamoto-Chi HTM-28T GU28.jpg|HTM-28T ''Hatamoto-Chi'' from [[Games Unplugged#Issue 28|''GU'' Issue 28]] Hatamoto-Chi Shin HTM-28T GU28.jpg|HTM-28T ''Hatamoto-Chi'' Shin from ''GU'' Issue 28 Hatamoto-Hi HTM-27U GU28.jpg|HTM-27U ''Hatamoto-Hi'' from ''GU'' Issue 28 Hatamoto-Hi HTM-C GU28.jpg|HTM-C ''Hatamoto-Hi'' from ''GU'' Issue 28 Hatamoto-Hi HTM-CM GU28.jpg|HTM-CM ''Hatamoto-Hi'' from ''GU'' Issue 28 Hatamoto-Kaze HTM-27V GU28.jpg|HTM-27V ''Hatamoto-Kaze'' from ''GU'' Issue 28 Hatamoto-Ku HTM-27W2 XTRORepv2.jpg|HTM-27W/experimental HTM-27W2 ''Hatamoto-Ku'' from ''[[Experimental Technical Readout: Republic, Volume 2|XTRO:Republic II]]'' Hatamoto-Mizo HTM-27Y GU28.jpg|HTM-27Y ''Hatamoto-Mizo'' from ''GU'' Issue 28 HTM-35X Hatamoto-Kaeru.jpg|Experimental HTM-35X ''Hatamoto-Kaeru'' from ''[[Experimental Technical Readout: Kurita|XTRO:Kurita]]'' Hatamoto-Kaeru HTM-35K TROPrototypes.jpg|HTM-35K ''Hatamoto-Kaeru'' from ''[[Technical Readout: Prototypes|TRO:Prototypes]]'' Hatamoto Suna.jpg|HTM-30S ''Hatamoto-Suna'' from ''[[Technical Readout: 3145 Draconis Combine|TRO:3145 DC]]'' Hatamoto-Chi RGilClan v33.jpg|Hatamoto-Chi from ''[[Recognition Guide: ilClan, vol. 33|RG:iClan vol. 33]]'' CCG Unlimited Hatamoto-Chi.jpg|HTM-27T ''Hatamoto-Chi'' in combat from ''[[BattleTech Trading Card Game|CCG]]'' MWO_Hatamoto-Chi.png|Model of ''Hatamoto-Chi'' from ''[[MechWarrior Online|MWO]]'' </gallery> ==References== <references/> ==Bibliography== {{div col|colwidth=25em}} * ''[[Combat Manual: Kurita]]'' * ''[[Combat Operations]]'' * ''[[Experimental Technical Readout: Kurita]]'' * ''[[Experimental Technical Readout: Republic, Volume 2]]'' * ''[[Heir to the Dragon]]'' * ''[[MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries]]'' (video game) * [https://mwomercs.com/evolution MechWarrior Online - Evolutions Sale Page] * ''[[Record Sheets: 3039]]'' * ''[[Record Sheets: 3050]]'' * ''[[Record Sheets: 3050 Upgrade (Inner Sphere)]]'' * ''[[Record Sheets: 3060]]'' * ''[[Record Sheets: 3085 Unabridged — Old is the New New]]'' * ''[[Record Sheets: 3145 Unabridged]]'' * ''[[Record Sheets: 3150]]' * ''[[Record Sheets: Prototypes]]'' * ''[[Record Sheets: Upgrades]]'' * ''[[Starterbook: Sword and Dragon]]'' * ''[[Master Unit List]]'' * ''[[Technical Readout: 3039]]'' * ''[[Technical Readout: 3050]]'' * ''[[Technical Readout: 3050 Revised]]'' * ''[[Technical Readout: 3050 Upgrade]]'' * ''[[Technical Readout: 3085]]'' * ''[[Technical Readout: 3145 Draconis Combine]]'' * ''[[Technical Readout: 3150]]'' * ''[[Technical Readout: Prototypes]]'' {{div col end}} [[Category:'Mechs]] [[Category:BattleMechs]] [[Category:Boosted C3 Equipped BattleMechs]] [[Category:Assault BattleMechs]] [[Category:80 ton BattleMechs]] [[Category:Draconis Combine BattleMechs]] [[Category:C3 Master Equipped BattleMechs]] [[Category:C3 Slave Equipped BattleMechs]]

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