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Imperial Palace Guard

The Emperor's Iron Shield standing between the people and the Throne.

The Imperial Palace Guard serves as the elite military unit dedicated exclusively to the protection of the Emperor and the security of the Imperial Palace within the Capital City. Unlike the general Imperial Army or the specialized Jaegers, these soldiers act as the immediate physical barrier between the sovereign and any potential threats.

Quick Facts

Affiliation
The Empire
Role
Sovereign Protection & Palace Security
Location
Imperial Palace, Capital City
Status
Active during Main Story
Equipment
Heavy Plate Armor and Standard Weapons

Lore & Background

During the final conflict, the Imperial Palace Guard becomes a significant obstacle for Night Raid as they attempt to infiltrate the capital. Their disciplined formations and heavy armor make them formidable opponents in close-quarters combat, requiring guerrilla tactics to overcome their numerical superiority within the palace grounds.

Reader's Guide

The Imperial Palace Guard operates under a strict military hierarchy designed to ensure the absolute safety of the Emperor and the sanctity of the Capital City. Their ideology centers on unwavering loyalty to the throne, viewing any opposition as treason against the state itself. While distinct from the Teigu-wielding Jaegers, these soldiers serve as the physical bulwark around the palace grounds. They wear heavy, ornate armor that signifies their high status within the Empire's armed forces. Their base of operations is exclusively the Imperial Palace itself, where they patrol corridors and gates with lethal efficiency. During the conflict, they act as the final line of defense against Night Raid’s infiltration attempts. Ultimately, their role is to maintain order through force, often serving as pawns for Prime Minister Honest’s schemes while believing they serve justice.

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