15 Biggest Sea Ships in fiction (500m-20km)
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How big can a fictional sea vessel actually get? In this countdown, we explore the 15 Biggest Sea Vessels in Fiction, ranging from massive 500-meter submarines and battleships to astonishing floating cities, island-sized ships, and a gigantic 20-kilometer mobile fortress. Using the 458-meter Seawise Giant—the longest ship ever built—as our real-world benchmark, we compare each fictional vessel by length and discover just how extreme fictional naval engineering can become. From the Aronnax and Outer Haven to the Black Whale One, Noah, the gigantic Girls und Panzer School Ships, Gran Tesoro, and Manhattan 000, these vessels come from anime, movies, video games, comics, and animated series, with some stretching several kilometers across the ocean. Along the way, we look at their origins, designs, purposes, propulsion systems, capabilities, and the incredible worlds they come from. If you enjoy giant ships, fictional vehicles, anime ships, sci-fi technology, massive battleships, floating cities, and size comparisons, this countdown takes you from 500 meters all the way to 20,000 meters. Watch until the end to see which fictional sea vessel towers over every other ship on this list
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It was proposed to be built in the Caribbean and be One kilometer long. It was to have an airport on the top deck.
I think it was to stay in international waters (low taxes, just ship maintenance fees) and be home to millionaires to work remotely from.
It was not built.
its a single floating facility hidden under multiple cluster of island that move while projecting dome cloaking force shield layer around the whole islands to hide from enemy detection.
kinda like Wakanda, but in the ocean, and can move
Including a fan made vessel from FTD almost feels like cheating because there is so much you can do with this
I say this as someone with over 3,200 hours in the game - I am just so happy it is included
I recently read the first 2 and the armor and weapons technology is interesting
15 Biggest Sea Ships in fiction (500m-20km)
Nutbug
74,369 views
How big can a fictional sea vessel actually get? In this countdown, we explore the 15 Biggest Sea Vessels in Fiction, ranging from massive 500-meter submarines and battleships to astonishing floating cities, island-sized ships, and a gigantic 20-kilometer mobile fortress. Using the 458-meter Seawise Giant—the longest ship ever built—as our real-world benchmark, we compare each fictional vessel by length and discover just how extreme fictional naval engineering can become. From the Aronnax and Outer Haven to the Black Whale One, Noah, the gigantic Girls und Panzer School Ships, Gran Tesoro, and Manhattan 000, these vessels come from anime, movies, video games, comics, and animated series, with some stretching several kilometers across the ocean. Along the way, we look at their origins, designs, purposes, propulsion systems, capabilities, and the incredible worlds they come from. If you enjoy giant ships, fictional vehicles, anime ships, sci-fi technology, massive battleships, floating cities, and size comparisons, this countdown takes you from 500 meters all the way to 20,000 meters. Watch until the end to see which fictional sea vessel towers over every other ship on this list
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FAIR-USE COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER * Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commenting, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use. Nutbug does not own the rights to these videos and pictures. They have, in accordance with fair use, been repurposed with the intent of educating and inspiring others. However, if any content owners would like their images removed, please contact us by email at-nuttbugchat@gmail.com