The USS Gaming Dojo

* Designation: Universal Sol-Seeker Gaming Dojo, Luminous Class, Version 4.0
* Role of Gaming Dojo: Flag Ship of the Ronin Armada
* Main Weapon: Chi/Energy Cannons
* Main Abilities: Dimensional Flight / Willpower Enhancer / Space & Matter Manipulation

The following 3 paragraphs is our interpretation of what we collected, deciphered, and compiled from a databank that was recovered from an alien spacecraft that crash landed on our planet, Earth, roughly 8 years ago (within this current timeline):

"The Universal Sol-Seeker *Gaming Dojo*, Luminous Class, was first physically commissioned within the confines of one of the five Perspectives of the STARK-5 multiverse, albeit under a different designation at the time (of which is currently unknown). It was originally used by the proto-Ronin Yeti entity - formerly known as Yetcen Omega - as their main mode of transportation to the various planets of each of the five Perspective miniverses. At the end of Yetcen's endeavors, they opted out on either helping or hurting the denizens of STARK-5, and instead used the powers they had gained from their ordeal to somehow will themselves, and the USS Gaming Dojo, out of their prison-like reality and into one of our own."

"Even though we have somewhat detailed data from the happenings of Yetcen's journey, we lost almost all detection of said entity and their ship as soon as they left STARK-5. Little is currently known as to what transpired between then and the reemergence of Yetcen as the Ronin Yeti of the newly named USS Gaming Dojo, several years ago. However, information from various sources have confirmed that the ship that left STARK-5 and the ship currently being used - even though completely different in both features and functions - share one distinct similarity: the pilot (hence our assumption that the original USS Gaming Dojo was somehow used to help Yetcen travel from their reality to ours)."

"So far, three completely different iterations of this 'vehicle' have been documented, the complexity of each subsequent version becoming more apparent. What started out as a type of amorphous, electrified, gaseous blob in the first stage, eventually started to take on the sharp aesthetics of Sol-Earth's early Japanese shrines during its second stage, and has currently been spotted looking more like a modern take on the aforementioned theme (the size of each getting considerably bigger than the last). We suspect that the current iteration will not be the last, and proper steps towards building a cosmological defense system against such an evolving weapon will be quite advisable for definite future conflicts."

   With the limited amount of interplanetary communication technology we currently possess, this is the biggest information dump we've come across concerning any origins of the Gaming Dojo and the Ronin Yeti. As a segue to something else that might be relevant, we have also come across certain interesting discussions of something vaguely referred to as a "rogue/ghost ship of the lost/dead/broken Godhead" coming from various galaxies within relatively close proximity to ours. As much as we can translate, it is being repeated that this "ghost ship" is widely known to be a "burden/savior of the Universe." That the ship, itself, and the crew therein, are on a galactic mission to "rebuild/destroy the current axioms/pillars/bones of creation." Something to note, is that the different words for "creation" we keep hearing are very varied in their context. It would seem that sometimes it aligns with our Earthly understanding of the word "creation," but then it has also been caught being used more as a possible Pronoun. In a few different examples, some of the variations of the words we simply dubbed as "creation," would be categorized into something akin to a long-winded, mathematical equation. No Earthly arithmetic can seem to penetrate this "codex," of sorts, but with the little data that we do understand, we have come up with a short designation for this linguistic phenomena: "BASE-13."

Regardless, we are currently investigating whether or not this mentioned "ghost ship" is indeed the very same ship and crew as the USS Gaming Dojo. For all of our sakes, we can only hope it isn't.