Ohnaka "Captain Edition" Pirate Armor has been designed with a black color scheme. Each component of the armor shares the same matte application of black.

Ohnaka "Captain Edition" Pirate Armor has been fitted with an experimental optical camouflage generation system, allowing this Ohnaka "Captain Edition" Pirate Armor to hide from the naked eye and visual sensors by being rendered invisible. When the user moves at a slow speed, a small distortion can be seen.

Ohnaka "Captain Edition" Pirate Armor has been fitted with an integrated sensor telemetry pod emitting active signals programmed to bounce and return, providing accurate environmental data to feed to the user's Multi-Frequency Target Acquisition System should they have one, and back to a command center through encrypted telemetry.

The helmet of this Ohnaka "Captain Edition" Pirate Armor has been fitted with a Multi-Frequency Target Acquisition System (MFTAS), allowing the user to track and scan for multiple enemy targets. The MFTAS can calculate the outcomes of various tactics in a compressed time via computer models. Telemetry data including atmospheric conditions, the user's ammo count, unit member distance and individual ID tags, firing solutions, and tactical information is displayed around the peripheral of the user's field range for ease of use while keeping the center view unobstructed.

Ohnaka "Captain Edition" Pirate Armor has been reinforced with a special type of ablative plating, providing it with advanced protection from the removal of the original material from Ohnaka "Captain Edition" Pirate Armor by means of vaporization, chipping, scarring, and other erosive processes.