Mimic Knight

The Mimic Knight armored exo-frame is an EVA (extravehicular activity) suit used for deep-sea exploration and marine research. Due to its appearance, the frame is also called a "Mermaid Suit", with the wearer's legs housed in an articulated fish-tail.

The general shape, and ability to "mimic" the appearance of whales, dolphins, and porpoises, along with its ability to "mimic" cetacea-based sonar, allows the wearer to preform unobtrusive marine research.

Whereas the White Knight is a general-purpose EVA suit, the Mimic Knight was built for high-speed and maneuverability, surpassing the performance of the Shadow Knight. Much like the Shadow Knight, this suit operates poorly on land and thus is primarily an underwater craft, even moreso given that the Mimic Knight lacks any feet to speak of.

Functions

 * Speed and maneuverability as a DPV (diver propulsion vehicle)
 * Fine-point hand manipulation with "waldo" arms
 * Active camouflage that "mimics" the skin patters of cetacea-type marine life
 * Sonar sensor/communications suite with integrated heads-up-display
 * A protective frame for pressurized environments
 * Creates vortexes, with upward lift, if it moves at full-speed in a tight turning radius.

Trivia

 * The suit is 2.5 meters tall (8 feet, 8 inches) with a displacement of ? ton.
 * Prior to its official use by the Nekton Family, Fontaine secretly tested the prototype suit by pretending to be a mermaid in order to prank her little brother. This was done by using seaweed as a wig.
 * This vehicle is exclusive to the animated series.
 * In the series, Fontaine Nekton has a preference to the Mimic Knight, who was the primary field tester. Both Ant and Will have used the once each, with Kaiko Nekton being the only Nekton not to use it.
 * As a mermaid enthusiast, Mad Madeline wants the suit for herself.
 * Unlike the predecessors, the lacks motion-controlled robotic arms, instead opting to use the motion-control units of the past knights as protective gloves.