Originally intended to be a rocket, the Rosester has a very long, sleek fuselage, which is only interrupted by the twin turbofans and the cockpit area. Because it was originally intended to be a rocket, the engine is not only powerful, but it can also vector its thrust with a gimbal range of 10°. It was found that rotating the whole engine assembly was impractical and caused massive amounts of spinning around the pitch and yaw axes, and seizure-like jerks about the roll axis, and so the two engines are rotated separately. Since then, it has been fitted with six torpedos, as it was found to be stable enough to aim quite accurately at an acceptable distance, and also because it was quite awesome to drop torpedos into the water while flying at around 1,130 mph with a rather large rocke- err... Plane.