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Characters. Jaegers from the 2013 Summer Blockbuster Pacific Rim, its 2018 sequel Pacific Rim: Uprising, the anime Pacific Rim: The Black, and the tie-in material (the comics Tales from Year Zero, Tales from the Drift, Pacific Rim: Amara, Pacific Rim: Aftermath, and the novel Pacific Rim: Ascension ). Drift back to the main page.
Mar 6, 2021 · "Rise Up." —Tagline Pacific Rim Uprising is the sequel to Guillermo del Toro's 2013 science-fiction film, Pacific Rim, directed by Steven S. DeKnight.[3][1][2] Set in the year 2035, Uprising is set ten years after the events of Pacific Rim. Following the story of the son of Stacker Pentecost, Uprising focuses on the aftermath of the Breach's destruction, and the revival of the Pan Pacific ...
Cherno Alpha (Черный Альфа Cherniy Alfa) is a Mark-1 Russian Jaeger. Piloted by husband and wife duo Sasha and Aleksis Kaidonovsky, Cherno Alpha was the last of the Mark-1 Jaeger series and the oldest Jaeger still active in combat before its destruction in 2025. Launched in 2015, Cherno Alpha is tasked with defending the Russian coastline and the Siberian perimeter of the Anti-Kaiju ...
Feb 14, 2024 · Pacific Rim knew what it wanted to deliver audiences -- Unsubtle skyscraper-scale robot-on-monster action. The first film certainly made good on this promise, and even if the second film was a stumbling point for the franchise, as Pacific Rim: Uprising wasn't directed by Guillermo del Toro , it still offered some decent colossal spectacle on par with the first movie.
Jaegers (Hunter) are a special type of mobile weapon created by the Jaeger Program. The Jaegers were the most effective first and last line of defense agains...
Jul 12, 2013 · The robots-vs.-monsters adventure "Pacific Rim" knows what sort of film it wishes to be; it is that film, and so much more. Guillermo del Toro's sci-fi movie is being sold as an action epic, but its main virtues are beauty, sincerity and heart.
Mar 28, 2018 · The Jaegers of Pacific Rim clock in at an impressive height of about 76 meters (250 feet). However, controlling such massively complex robots in reality simply "cannot be done," according to Murphy.
