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uh...Battle of Typhon Viper's only known role in the Battle of Typhon would be protecting and escorting the Ark to the IMC airfield housing the transport vessel IMS Draconis. He would later be seen, along with Slone, in the hangar of the ship prior to its emergency takeoff.[2] Afterwards, Viper would fly into the skies in his Titan, featuring numerous upgrades that significantly improved his flight time and missile tracking. He would engage in a fierce battle with squadrons of Militia Crows, showcasing his superior skills in aerial combat. Ultimately, he would unleash a barrage of missiles at the Widow, which unfortunately resulted in Jack Cooper and BT-7274 plummeting from the sky and landing on Barker's dropship.[3] Viper Viper's callsign card. Despite facing fierce opposition from the Militia's aerial troops, Viper pressed on to IMS Malta to prevent Jack and BT from reaching the Draconis. The two pilots engaged in an intense fight on the outer hull of the battleship, where Jack emerged victorious, inflicting severe damage to Viper's Titan. Believing Viper to be dead, they continued their mission to board the Draconis. However, Viper unexpectedly surfaced, pushing them off the ship and onto the hull of the Draconis, leading to a frenzied brawl. Viper managed to tackle BT, simultaneously activating his thrusters to slam BT into the ground. During this clash, Viper slammed off BT's left arm, but the Vanguard responded by shooting off Viper's hatch. Exposed, Viper was shot out of his cockpit by Cooper, causing his Titan to unleash a series of missiles that slammed into the Draconis, sending it into a downward spiral. Viper was presumed dead in the intense chaos of the crashing vessel.[3] Trivia Upon defeating Viper, the achievement Defanged is awarded. Viper's helmet is similar to that of a Pulse Blade Pilot. There was originally a second Ronin Titan involved in this hectic exchange as seen in the E3 2016 Titanfall 2 Campaign trailer. Instead of BT tackling Viper