 The merchant ship Rocinante (798 UC (489 IC / 3598 CE)) | |
| Affiliation: | Dominion of Fezzan |
| Purpose: | Merchant vessel |
| Status: | Active (798 UC (489 IC / 3598 CE)) |
The Rocinante (Japanese: ロシナンテ号) was a Fezzani ship, captained by Baumel, that carried Erwin Josef II and his caretakers to Heinessen in 798 UC (489 IC / 3598 CE).
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Name variations
- Rocinante (LD/DVD subtitles)
- ロシナンテ号 (LD/DVD subtitles — Japanese)
Background information
The name Rocinante is a reference to Don Quixote's horse, from the novel Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes. The name is a play on words; rocín refers to an old or poor-quality horse and ante means before or previously — thus, it suggests a horse which was previously useless but has been elevated beyond that status.