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|image = Sc-logo-misc.svg | |||
| image | |name = Musashi Industrial and Starflight Concern | ||
| industry | |industry = Spacecraft manufacture; Spacecraft component manufacture | ||
| products | |products = Industrial spacecraft; Personal spacecraft; Spacecraft components | ||
| race | |race = Human | ||
| headquarters | |headquarters = [[StarCitizen:Fujin City]], [[StarCitizen:Saisei]], [[StarCitizen:Centauri system]] | ||
|keypeople = [[StarCitizen:Irena Adjei]] (CEO); [[StarCitizen:Kori Desmon]] (former CEO) | |||
| | |founded = 2805 | ||
|predecessor = [[StarCitizen:Hato Electronics Corporation]]; [[StarCitizen:Musashi Lifestyle Design Unit]] | |||
| founded | |subsidiaries = [[StarCitizen:Mirai]] | ||
|galactapediaurl = https://robertsspaceindustries.com/galactapedia/article/bE3rB7YJDv-misc | |||
|portfoliourl = https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/13435-Portfolio-MISC | |||
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'''Musashi Industrial | '''Musashi Industrial and Starflight Concern''' ('''MISC''') is a [[StarCitizen:human]] spacecraft and spacecraft component [[StarCitizen:Companies|manufacturer]] headquartered in [[StarCitizen:Fujin City]] on [[StarCitizen:Saisei]] in the [[StarCitizen:Centauri system]]. Founded in [[StarCitizen:2805]] from a merger between [[StarCitizen:Hato Electronics Corporation]] and the [[StarCitizen:Musashi Lifestyle Design Unit]], a spinoff of Acorn Limited, MISC primarily produces transport and industrial utility spacecraft, such as the [[StarCitizen:Freelancer]] and the [[StarCitizen:Starfarer]], but it has also expanded into the racing market with the [[StarCitizen:Razor]]. MISC was one of the first corporations in the [[StarCitizen:United Empire of Earth]] (UEE) to sustain a tech-trade partnership with the [[StarCitizen:Xi'an]].<ref name="galactapedia">{{Cite RSI|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/galactapedia/article/bE3rB7YJDv-misc|text=Galactapedia: Musashi Industrial and Starflight Concern|accessdate=2026-06-19}}</ref> | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
MISC was | MISC was formed in [[StarCitizen:2805]] through an arranged business merger between the failing [[StarCitizen:Hato Electronics Corporation]] and the [[StarCitizen:Musashi Lifestyle Design Unit]], a spinoff of Acorn Limited. The merger combined Hato's extensive network of large-scale production facilities with Musashi's reputation for design. The company is based on [[StarCitizen:Saisei]] in the [[StarCitizen:Centauri system]], where it maintains its corporate offices and a central dealership facility that is open to the public. MISC is also known for its ergonomic factories, in which each spacecraft component is assembled robotically, and it has established fully modular, identical production lines on dozens of worlds.<ref name="portfolio">{{Cite RSI|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/13435-Portfolio-MISC|text=Portfolio: MISC|accessdate=2026-06-19}}</ref> | ||
For most of the company's history, the majority of its business has come from its heavy industrial division, MISC-HI, which produces a range of configurable bulk transport spacecraft that are common throughout UEE space. These modular hulls form the basis for much of human corporate shipping, and they also became popular among the [[StarCitizen:Xi'an]]. MISC is the only human spacecraft corporation to sign a lend-lease agreement with the Xi'an, concluded in a closed-door conference in 2910. Although the specifics of the deal have remained a closely held trade secret, [[StarCitizen:Xi'an]] technology is reported to have influenced the development of the [[StarCitizen:Freelancer]], and some accounts suggest that MISC has adapted Xi'an thruster technologies for use in its human-built craft.<ref name="portfolio" /> | |||
MISC | In later years, MISC directed profits from its corporate line into two spacecraft marketed for personal use, the [[StarCitizen:Freelancer]] and the [[StarCitizen:Starfarer]], competing against established builders such as [[StarCitizen:Roberts Space Industries]] and [[StarCitizen:Drake Interplanetary]]. The Freelancer applies the modularity of the MISC-HI concept to a smaller hull and has been adopted by long-haul merchants and explorers alike. The Starfarer is a niche design that became the standard fuel transport, capable of both collecting spaceborne fuel and refueling other craft in flight.<ref name="portfolio" /> | ||
=== | ==Mirai== | ||
{{Main|Mirai}} | |||
MISC | [[StarCitizen:Mirai]], a MISC subsidiary, focuses on high-performance racing and luxury ships, drawing on MISC's technological work to produce craft that emphasize both speed and design. MISC created the Mirai sub-brand in response to the success of the [[StarCitizen:Fury]] prototype, with the aim of developing experimental and next-generation ships and integrating [[StarCitizen:Xi'an]] technology further. Notable Mirai ships include the [[StarCitizen:Razor]], a racing ship that won the [[StarCitizen:Murray Cup]] Classic Race in 2945 and became a commercial success on its release in 2947.<ref name="mirai-portfolio">{{Cite RSI|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/19926-Portfolio-Mirai|text=Portfolio: Mirai|accessdate=2026-06-19}}</ref> | ||
==Fujin City== | |||
[[StarCitizen:Fujin City]] is the primary landing point for visitors to [[StarCitizen:Saisei]]. It features an automated high-volume landing platform, personal hangars, and amenities including an Astro Armada ship dealer and an Advocacy field office. Downtown Fujin City is home to the MISC corporate showroom, which displays the latest [[StarCitizen:Freelancer]], [[StarCitizen:Starfarer]], and bulk transport hulls. The central MISC factory, in the city's outer environs, is a modular facility that can change its ship output as needed, contributing to Saisei's reputation as one of the cleanest planets in the known galaxy. | |||
==Products== | |||
{{Manufacturer products}} | |||
==Gallery== | |||
== Gallery == | |||
{{gallery | {{gallery | ||
|Musashi Industrial and Starflight Concern - JP0904.svg | |Musashi Industrial and Starflight Concern - JP0904.svg | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
<references | <references /> | ||
[[Category:Vehicle manufacturers]] | [[Category:Vehicle manufacturers]] | ||
[[Category:Ship manufacturers]] | [[Category:Ship manufacturers]] | ||
[[Category:Vehicle components manufacturers]] | |||
[[Category:Ground vehicles manufacturers]] | [[Category:Ground vehicles manufacturers]] | ||
{{Short description|Human industrial spacecraft manufacturer}} | |||
Latest revision as of 11:21, 23 June 2026
Musashi Industrial and Starflight Concern (MISC) is a StarCitizen:human spacecraft and spacecraft component manufacturer headquartered in StarCitizen:Fujin City on StarCitizen:Saisei in the StarCitizen:Centauri system. Founded in StarCitizen:2805 from a merger between StarCitizen:Hato Electronics Corporation and the StarCitizen:Musashi Lifestyle Design Unit, a spinoff of Acorn Limited, MISC primarily produces transport and industrial utility spacecraft, such as the StarCitizen:Freelancer and the StarCitizen:Starfarer, but it has also expanded into the racing market with the StarCitizen:Razor. MISC was one of the first corporations in the StarCitizen:United Empire of Earth (UEE) to sustain a tech-trade partnership with the StarCitizen:Xi'an.<ref name="galactapedia">Template:Cite RSI</ref>
History
MISC was formed in StarCitizen:2805 through an arranged business merger between the failing StarCitizen:Hato Electronics Corporation and the StarCitizen:Musashi Lifestyle Design Unit, a spinoff of Acorn Limited. The merger combined Hato's extensive network of large-scale production facilities with Musashi's reputation for design. The company is based on StarCitizen:Saisei in the StarCitizen:Centauri system, where it maintains its corporate offices and a central dealership facility that is open to the public. MISC is also known for its ergonomic factories, in which each spacecraft component is assembled robotically, and it has established fully modular, identical production lines on dozens of worlds.<ref name="portfolio">Template:Cite RSI</ref>
For most of the company's history, the majority of its business has come from its heavy industrial division, MISC-HI, which produces a range of configurable bulk transport spacecraft that are common throughout UEE space. These modular hulls form the basis for much of human corporate shipping, and they also became popular among the StarCitizen:Xi'an. MISC is the only human spacecraft corporation to sign a lend-lease agreement with the Xi'an, concluded in a closed-door conference in 2910. Although the specifics of the deal have remained a closely held trade secret, StarCitizen:Xi'an technology is reported to have influenced the development of the StarCitizen:Freelancer, and some accounts suggest that MISC has adapted Xi'an thruster technologies for use in its human-built craft.<ref name="portfolio" />
In later years, MISC directed profits from its corporate line into two spacecraft marketed for personal use, the StarCitizen:Freelancer and the StarCitizen:Starfarer, competing against established builders such as StarCitizen:Roberts Space Industries and StarCitizen:Drake Interplanetary. The Freelancer applies the modularity of the MISC-HI concept to a smaller hull and has been adopted by long-haul merchants and explorers alike. The Starfarer is a niche design that became the standard fuel transport, capable of both collecting spaceborne fuel and refueling other craft in flight.<ref name="portfolio" />
Mirai
StarCitizen:Mirai, a MISC subsidiary, focuses on high-performance racing and luxury ships, drawing on MISC's technological work to produce craft that emphasize both speed and design. MISC created the Mirai sub-brand in response to the success of the StarCitizen:Fury prototype, with the aim of developing experimental and next-generation ships and integrating StarCitizen:Xi'an technology further. Notable Mirai ships include the StarCitizen:Razor, a racing ship that won the StarCitizen:Murray Cup Classic Race in 2945 and became a commercial success on its release in 2947.<ref name="mirai-portfolio">Template:Cite RSI</ref>
Fujin City
StarCitizen:Fujin City is the primary landing point for visitors to StarCitizen:Saisei. It features an automated high-volume landing platform, personal hangars, and amenities including an Astro Armada ship dealer and an Advocacy field office. Downtown Fujin City is home to the MISC corporate showroom, which displays the latest StarCitizen:Freelancer, StarCitizen:Starfarer, and bulk transport hulls. The central MISC factory, in the city's outer environs, is a modular facility that can change its ship output as needed, contributing to Saisei's reputation as one of the cleanest planets in the known galaxy.
Products
Gallery
References
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