Esta es una lista de personajes de ficción que aparecen en la línea de tiempo cósmico Era (CE) de los Gundam animado metaseries . Estos personajes aparecen en las series de televisión de anime Mobile Suit Gundam SEED y Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny , así como en el manga y los derivados de OVA. Ambas series se centran en el furioso conflicto entre Naturales y Coordinadores, siendo los primeros humanos normales y los segundos genéticamente mejorados.
Mobile Suit Gundam SEED comienza cuando la colonia espacial neutral Heliopolis es atacada por ZAFT, una organización militar compuesta por Coordinadores. La coordinadora Kira Yamato pilota el traje móvil GAT-X105 Strike para proteger a sus amigos en la nave Arcángel de los Naturales de enemigos potenciales mientras se dirigen hacia la Tierra. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny continúa dos años después de Mobile Suit Gundam SEED y sigue al adolescente Shinn Asuka y sus deberes en ZAFT.
Protagonistas
Kira Yamato
Kira Yamato (キ ラ ・ ヤ マ ト) es un Coordinador de primera generación, que vive en la colonia espacial neutral Heliópolis para evitar la guerra entre las razas de Coordinadores y los Naturales, pero dicha área termina involucrada en la guerra. Nacida como Coordinadora, Kira es la única persona capaz de pilotar el traje móvil Strike creado por los Naturales, y se ve obligado a pilotarlo en numerosas batallas para proteger a sus amigos. [1] En Gundam Seed , Kira usa el GAT-X105 Strike Gundam hasta que sufrió graves daños y más tarde obtendría el ZGMF-X10A Freedom Gundam y el ZGMF-X20A Strike Freedom Gundam en Gundam Seed Destiny . Su voz en la serie japonesa de Sōichirō Hoshi . En inglés, Matt Hill lo expresa en el doblaje de Ocean y Max Mittelman en el doblaje de NYAV. [2] [3]
Athrun Zala
Athrun Zala (ア ス ラ ン ・ ザ ラ, Asuran Zara ) es miembro de la organización militar ZAFT. Al participar en la guerra entre Coordinadores y Naturales, Athrun descubre que su amiga de la infancia Kira Yamato se convirtió en miembro de la organización militar de los Naturales, la Alianza de la Tierra, a pesar de ser un Coordinador. A lo largo de la serie, Athrun se encuentra con Kira varias veces, y después de casi matarlo, Athrun comienza a cuestionar sus propios motivos para participar en la guerra. En Gundam Seed , Athrun usaría el GAT-X303 Aegis Gundam hasta que Athrun autodestruyó el Aegis mientras luchaba contra el Strike, destruyendo ambas unidades. Más tarde obtendría el ZGMF-X09A Justice Gundam y usaría el traje móvil durante el resto de la serie hasta que fue destruido dentro de GENESIS activando la autodestrucción. En Gundam Seed Destiny , Athrun usó ZGMF-X23S Savior Gundam hasta que fue destruido por Freedom en una batalla. Athrun luego usaría el ZGMF-X19A ∞ Justice Gundam para el resto de la serie. Akira Ishida le expresa en japonés . En inglés, Sam Vincent lo expresa en el doblaje de Ocean y Chris Hackney en el doblaje de NYAV. [2] [3]
Lacus Clyne
Lacus Clyne (ラ ク ス ・ ク ラ イ ン, Rakusu Kurain ) es una vocalista femenina de buen carácter y popular de la colonia espacial PLANT. Es hija del presidente del Consejo Supremo de PLANT, Siegel Clyne. Nacida como Coordinadora, Lacus es presentada cuando el Arcángel , una nave de los Naturales, la encuentra en el espacio y se hace amiga de la Coordinadora Kira Yamato. Al final de la guerra entre las razas de Coordinadores y Naturales, Lacus se convierte en el co-líder de la Facción Clyne, robando el Freedom Gundam para dárselo a Kira Yamato, y luego robando el acorazado espacial Eternal y uniéndose al acorazado Arcángel para detener a ambos. lados de la lucha. Lacus tiene la voz en la serie japonesa de Rie Tanaka . En el doblaje de Ocean English, Chantal Strand es su actriz de voz habitual, mientras que Jillian Michaels hace su voz para cantar. En el doblaje de NYAV, Stephanie Sheh le da la voz . [2] [3]
Cagalli Yula Athha
Cagalli Yula Athha (カ ガ リ ・ ユ ラ ・ ア ス ハ, Kagari Yura Asuha ) es uno de los Naturales, luchando contra los Coordinadores en una guerra en curso. A pesar de luchar en el campo de batalla varias veces junto con la organización militar de los Naturales, la Alianza de la Tierra, Cagalli se revela más tarde como hija del líder del país neutral de Orb. Después de ayudar a sus nuevos aliados a detener la guerra, Cagalli se convierte en la líder de Orb, un papel que se explora principalmente en la secuela de la serie, Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny . Durante la serie, más tarde se revela que Cagalli es la hermana de Kira Yamato. En Gundam Seed y Gundam Seed Destiny, Cagalli usa el MBF-02 Strike Rouge. Cagalli tiene la voz de Naomi Shindō en japonés. En inglés, la voz de Vanessa Morley en el doblaje de Ocean y Cherami Leigh en el doblaje de NYAV. [2] [3]
Shinn Asuka
Shinn Asuka (シ ン ・ ア ス カ, Shin Asuka ) es el antihéroe en Gundam Seed Destiny . Es un miembro de la organización militar ZAFT que se unió a ellos después de que su familia fue asesinada durante una guerra anterior entre ZAFT y la Alianza de la Tierra, y tiene un enorme odio hacia su país de origen, Orb, por no protegerlos. A lo largo de la serie, Shinn comienza a cuestionar sus motivos para luchar por ZAFT, pero aún está decidido a seguir sus órdenes. En Gundam Seed Destiny , Shinn usó el ZGMF-X56S Impulse Gundam y luego usaría el ZGMF-X42S Destiny Gundam. Kenichi Suzumura le expresa en la serie japonesa y Matthew Erickson en el doblaje en inglés. [4]
Antagonistas
Rau Le Creuset
Rau Le Creuset (ラ ウ ・ ル ・ ク ル ー ゼ, Rau Ru Kurūze ) [5] es un comandante de élite de ZAFT, un hábil piloto de mobile suit y un hábil estratega, cuyas habilidades son muy valoradas por el liderazgo de ZAFT. [6] Siempre aparece en público con su máscara única que cubre su rostro. [6] Se hizo famoso al principio de la guerra durante la Batalla de Yggdrasil, usando su traje móvil ZGMF-1017M GINN de alta maniobra para destruir treinta y siete armaduras móviles de la Alianza Terrestre y seis buques de guerra. A pesar de esta fama, más tarde se revela un peligro para toda la humanidad.
Su nombre de nacimiento es Rau La Flaga (ラ ウ ・ ラ ・ フ ラ ガ, Rau Ra Furaga ) , [7] el clon directo del padre de Mu La Flaga, Al Da Flaga. Rau posee conciencia espacial, un rasgo que aparentemente heredó de su "padre" y comparte con su "hermano" Mu. Sin embargo, Rau tiene telómeros cortos dentro de su ADN que le causan problemas de envejecimiento rápido. Esto se hace intencionalmente, para que Rau pueda alcanzar a Mu en edad y reemplazarlo. Rau toma una droga que estabiliza su envejecimiento; si pasa demasiado tiempo sin tomar la medicación, sufre un dolor intenso. Rau finalmente decide que los naturales y los coordinadores no son aptos para vivir y planea la destrucción de ambos.
En la batalla final de la guerra, Rau pilota el ZGMF-X13A Providence Gundam, el último traje ZAFT. Lucha con Kira Yamato en el ZGMF-X10A Freedom, quien logra superarlo. Antes de terminar, Rau y su mobile suit son destruidos por la autodestrucción de GENESIS, muriendo con una sonrisa en su rostro. En Gundam SEED Destiny , Gilbert Durandal, el antiguo amigo y médico de Rau, a menudo imagina a Rau conversando con él. [8] También aparece en el episodio final de Rey Za Burrel, otro clon de Al con quien era cercano. Toshihiko Seki le expresa en japonés. En inglés, Mark Oliver lo expresa en el doblaje de Ocean y Kevin T. Collins en el doblaje del NYAV Post. [2]
Patrick Zala
Patrick Zala (パ ト リ ッ ク ・ ザ ラ, Patorikku Zara ) , padre de Athrun Zala , es el presidente del Comité de Defensa Nacional que es el líder de la facción radical del Consejo Supremo PLANT. [9] Perdió a su esposa, Lenore Zala, en la Bloody Valentine Tragedy y culpa a todos los Naturales por su muerte. [9] Su dolor por la muerte de su esposa, Lenore, lo convirtió en un hombre impulsado por el odio y la venganza. Esto lo hace fácilmente manipulado por el comandante de ZAFT Rau Le Creuset, a quien Patrick cree que es su mano derecha.
Zala hace que ZAFT construya la superarma GENESIS y la use en un esfuerzo por destruir a todos los Naturales. Zala pronto se las arregla para destruir la flota espacial de la Alianza Terrestre junto con su base lunar en el cráter Ptolemaeus, ganando efectivamente la batalla. Sin embargo, Zala ordena al GENESIS que ataque la capital de la Federación Atlántica, Washington. El comandante de ZAFT, Ray Yuki, protesta por tal acción, ya que acabaría con la mitad de toda la vida en la Tierra, por lo que Zala luego le dispara. En su último aliento, Yuki hiere mortalmente a Zala. Mientras agoniza en los brazos de Athrun, Patrick le dice a su hijo que dispare a GENESIS en la Tierra y haga realidad su visión del mundo de los Coordinadores. Su voz es de Kinryu Arimoto en japonés. En inglés, es la voz de Andrew Kavadas en el doblaje de Ocean y de Marc Diraison en el doblaje del NYAV Post. [2]
Cosmos azul / Logos
Muruta Azrael
Muruta Azrael (ム ル タ ・ ア ズ ラ エ ル, Muruta Azuraeru ) es el líder de la organización terrorista Blue Cosmos, que siente que todas las naciones de la Tierra, neutrales o no, deben luchar contra los "enemigos" de la humanidad, los Coordinadores, por el bien de un "azul y mundo puro ", es decir, un mundo sin Coordinadores, y no tiene problemas para matar a masas de humanos comunes. Ejerce una enorme influencia dentro de la Alianza de la Tierra debido a su posición como director del Conglomerado de Defensa Nacional del Atlántico, la principal fuente de armas y municiones de las fuerzas armadas de la Alianza. Su pariente Bruno Azrael es miembro de Logos. Después de que Earth Alliance recaptura al conductor masivo en Victoria, Azrael decide ir al espacio a bordo del Dominion con los tres pilotos de CPU Biológica. Cuando da la orden de lanzar misiles nucleares a las PLANTAS para infligir el máximo daño para eliminar la amenaza a la Tierra, Natarle Badgiruel objeta sus órdenes. le apunta con un arma, asustando a los otros miembros de la tripulación del Dominion para que se sometan. Natarle interviene, lo refrena y ordena al resto de la tripulación que abandone el barco. Azrael dispara a Natarle durante la lucha y luego se prepara para destruir al propio Arcángel . Sin embargo, cuando dispara el "Lohengrin", el piloto de GAT-X105 Strike, Mu La Flaga, toma toda la fuerza de la explosión y salva al Arcángel . En respuesta, el Arcángel destruye el Dominio con su propio Lohengrin, matando a Azrael y al Capitán Badgiruel en el proceso. Tiene la voz de Nobuyuki Hiyama en japonés. En inglés, es la voz de Andrew Francis en el doblaje de Ocean y de Todd Haberkorn en el doblaje del NYAV Post.
Hombres de refuerzo
Shani Andras
Shani Andras (シ ャ ニ ・ ア ン ド ラ ス, Shani Andorasu ) pilota el GAT-X252 Forbidden Gundam. Shani es antisocial y prefiere luchar solo para evitar la interferencia de sus compañeros. [10] Entre misiones, bloquea el mundo exterior escuchando música con auriculares. [10]
Shani es, con mucho, la más brutal de las CPU humanas. Debido a su insaciable ansia de carnicería y devastación, a menudo descuida las órdenes de retirarse e incluso ataca a sus propios compañeros de equipo mientras se "divierte". Shani no dice los nombres de Orga o Clotho. A medida que avanza la serie, se revela a sí mismo como un sociópata sádico sin restricciones morales de ningún tipo. En un caso de la historia, se le ve anticipando con impaciencia la destrucción de las PLANTAS con el único propósito de ver "todas las lindas luces". Shani es el primero en morir entre los tres. Shani es asesinado por Yzak Joule durante la Segunda Batalla de Jachin Due, cuando su GAT-X252 Forbidden es destruido por GAT-X102 Duel Gundam de Yzak. Shunichi Miyamoto le expresa en japonés. En inglés, es la voz de Richard Ian Cox en el doblaje de Ocean y de Jon Allen en el doblaje del NYAV Post. [2]
Clotho Buer
Clotho Buer (クロト・ブエル, Kuroto Bueru) is a talkative and quarrelsome person, who is constantly arguing with his teammates.[11] While he fights in his GAT-X370 Raider Gundam, he enjoys shouting out video game–inspired battle cries.[11] Between missions he spends his time playing on a portable game system called the "Great Wonder Swan XXX".
Depending on the version of Gundam SEED seen, Clotho is killed during the Second Battle of Jachin Due either by Yzak Joule in the GAT-X102 Duel using the Buster's rifle (original Gundam SEED), or by Dearka Elsman in the GAT-X103 Buster (Gundam SEED: Special Edition). According to the PlayStation 2 game Gundam SEED: Never Ending Tomorrow, Clotho is not killed by Dearka or Yzak, but dies due to his nervous system failing; however, it is seen that the GAT-X370 Raider is destroyed by Yzak. He is voiced by Hiro Yūki in Japanese. In English, he is voiced by Andrew Toth in the Ocean dub and by Tony Azzolino in the NYAV Post dub.[2]
Orga Sabnak
Orga Sabnak (オルガ・サブナック, Oruga Sabunakku) is effectively the leader of the three biological CPUs. He uses tactics that are reckless and aggressive,[12] causing him to often nearly hit his teammates while piloting his mobile suit, the GAT-X131 Calamity Gundam.[12] He usually spends his time between missions reading paperback novels.[12] He is also the only member of the team that seems to care about the welfare of the other two; when Shani is killed, he screams out his teammate's name, and tries to attack Shani's killer Yzak.
Unlike Clotho and Shani, who were killed by Yzak Joule, Orga is killed during the Second Battle of Jachin Due by Three Ships Alliance pilot Athrun Zala in the ZGMF-X09A Justice, equipped with the METEOR. Athrun slices Orga in half from behind as he is dodging a beam from Kira. In Japanese, he is voiced by Ryohei Odai. In English, he is voiced by Matt Smith in the Ocean dub and by Chris Jai Alex in the NYAV Post dub.[2]
Lord Djibril
Lord Djibril (ロード・ジブリール, Rōdo Jiburīru) is a member of the secret society made up of the leadership of the military-industrial complex "Logos", and is also the successor to former Blue Cosmos leader, Muruta Azrael. Djibril decided that Junius Seven hitting the Earth would be a shameful incident for all those living on Earth, that the PLANTs (and by extension, all Coordinators) were at fault, and that they must all be exterminated; the members of Logos all agreed to this decision, hence reviving Blue Cosmos' plan to exterminate all Coordinators. When Djibril learned from Neo Roanoke that ZAFT forces were the instigators of the colony drop, he submitted the evidence to the people of Earth and Atlantic Federation President Joseph Copeland, thus starting the Second EA-ZAFT War. After Gilbert Durandal revealed to the world that Djibril and his Logos organization were behind the whole war, he was forced to go into hiding. Djibril was able to use the Requiem, a new Earth Alliance superweapon, in an attempt to destroy the seat of the PLANT Supreme Council, notably Durandal, at Aprilus One; however, interference by a ZAFT task force led by Yzak Joule caused Requiem to miss its intended target, instead destroying several other PLANTs. An attack on the Daedalus base by the Minerva led him to flee. In the end, Lord Djibril is killed by Rey Za Burrel when the ZGMF-X666S Legend destroys the Girty Lue, the ship Djibril was escaping on. He is voiced by Hideyuki Hori in Japanese and by Alistair Abell in English.
Phantom Pain
The Phantom Pain group is led by Neo Roanoke, an amnesic Mu La Flaga brainwashed by Blue Cosmos.
Extendeds
Stella Loussier
Stella Loussier (ステラ・ルーシェ, Sutera Rūshe) (also known as Stellar Loussier in some markets) is one of the three Extended pilots from Phantom Pain under the command of Neo Roanoke. Together with her comrades Sting Oakley and Auel Neider she infiltrates the PLANT colony Armory One and, with the help of some ZAFT-soldiers, they steal three new Gundam-type mobile suits. Stella pilots the ZGMF-X88S Gaia when fighting. While Stella is normally calm, whenever she hears the word "die" or anything related, she grows berserker, afraid of dying. When she suffes from this trauma, Shinn Asuka, unaware of her identity, calms her promising to protect her. Stella befriends Shinn who discovers her identity when taking down the Gaia. Despite Shinn's attempts to keep her away from war, Neo makes her pilot the gigantic transformable mobile armour GFAS-X1 Destroy to attack a large swath of western Eurasia. Shinn tries to calm her, but when she loses control over her fear, Kira Yamato in the ZGMF-X10A Freedom attacks her, causing her death. She tells Shinn she loves him before her death, and reappears to him in the end of the series when Shinn is knocked unconscious, telling she will see him "tomorrow".
She came in 4th place in the 27th Anime Grand Prix[13] and move up to 3rd place in the 28th one.[14] In the 29th Anime Grand Prix, Stella was awarded 10th place in the Favorite Female category.[15] She is voiced by Houko Kuwashima in Japanese and by Lalainia Lindbjerg in English.[4]
Auel Neider
Auel Neider (アウル・ニーダ, Auru Nīda) is one of the three Extended pilots of the Earth Alliance's special forces team Phantom Pain. He is the most impulsive and brutal of the three, killing his enemies mercilessly and even laughing crazily when he kills people. Together with his comrades, he sneaks into the PLANT colony Armory One, where he steals one of the three new Gundam-type mobile suits, the ZGMF-X31S Abyss. When ZAFT discovers a laboratory in Lodonia, Auel recalls that his mother was stationed there and promptly begins to freak out. Because of his psychological conditioning, he is rendered helpless when he hears his blockword, in his case the word "mother". Auel, in his confusion, says it out loud to himself and collapses in tears. The doctors on the ship quickly move to readjust his mentality. During the Battle of Crete his suit is destroyed by Shinn Asuka when he uses the beam javelin of his ZGMF-X56S/γ Blast Impulse to stab directly into the abdomen of the Abyss, causing it to crash into the sea. The Abyss explodes under water, shortly after blood-mixed water filled Auel's helmet. He is voiced by Masakazu Morita in Japanese and by Brad Swaile in English.[4]
Sting Oakley
Sting Oakley (スティング・オークレー, Sutingu Ōkurē) is one of the Extended Naturals of the Phantom Pain. Together with his comrades he sneaks into the PLANT colony Armory One, where he steals one of the three new Gundam-type mobile suits, the ZGMF-X24S Chaos. After various battles, he is transferred to the Earth Alliance stronghold Heaven's Base in Iceland. He pilots one of five GFAS-X1 Destroy units and defends Heaven's Base when ZAFT's Operation Ragnarok begins. Gradually losing whatever mental stability he has left during the battle, he is eventually killed by Shinn Asuka and his ZGMF-X42S Destiny, getting pierced by the Destiny's sword, while piloting the GFAS-X1 Destroy. He is voiced by Junichi Suwabe in Japanese and by Brent Miller in English.[4]
Sven Cal Bayang
Sven Cal Bayang[16] (スウェン・カル・バヤン, Suwen Karu Bayan) is one of the main characters of the ONA side story Mobile Suit Gundam SEED C.E. 73: Stargazer. A member of the Phantom Pain special forces, he pilots the GAT-X105E Strike Noir. As a child, his parents were killed terrorist bombing at a space museum and thus he was taken into the anti-coordinator training program for the Alliance. He is voiced by Daisuke Ono.
Yuna Roma Seiran
Yuna Roma Seiran (ユウナ・ロマ・セイラン, Yūna Roma Seiran) is the son of Unato Ema Seiran, the prime minister of Orb that succeeded former Chief Representative Uzumi Nara Athha and Representative Homura after their deaths. Yuna is also Cagalli Yula Athha's fiancée by arranged marriage, a union that was approved of by both their parents, a fact that is revealed by Cagalli's caretaker Myrna. During the Battle of Dardanelles, Yuna acts as Supreme Commander of Orb's forces ready to intercept the Minerva. Later, after Logos is revealed to the world by Gilbert Durandal, Lord Djibril flees to Orb under protection by the Seirans. However, the Seirans deny sheltering Lord Djibril in Orb. Their denial is all for naught as ZAFT invades nonetheless. As the battle quickly turned against Orb, Cagalli returned to lead her country's forces. As Yuna was unable to successfully command, he was delighted at Cagalli's return and was easily tricked by her into returning control of Orb to her. Her first command was that Yuna be arrested for treason, an order many officers frustrated with his incompetence happily acknowledged, beating him up before subduing him. Yuna is ultimately killed by a falling ZGMF-2000 GOUF Ignited that lands on him when he attempts to flee from his Orb captors. He is voiced by Kenji Nojima in Japanese and by Brian Drummond in English.[4]
Gilbert Durandal
Gilbert Durandal (ギルバート・デュランダル, Girubāto Dyurandaru) is the chairman of the PLANT Supreme Council and a member of the moderate political faction.[17] Durandal is a man of science and medicine rather than politics, with the stated agenda of ending all conflicts between humans, especially the chasm between the Naturals and the Coordinators, i.e. the Earth and PLANT. Before he was Chairman of PLANT, Durandal was a brilliant young physician specializing in genetics and advanced biomedical techniques. He also was a friend of Rau Le Creuset, who was also his patient. Rau's inability to understand the purpose of his existence helped Durandal form his opinions about a perfect world society. Durandal also had a relationship with later Minerva Captain Talia Gladys but she left him because she wanted a child.
After Lord Djibril's death, Durandal proposes his "Destiny Plan", which is immediately opposed by the Atlantic Federation, the Kingdom of Scandinavia, and Orb. The Archangel's crew think his plan would be to implement a new world order where every human is given the role for which they are best genetically suited at birth, and this would fulfill Durandal's ideal of perfect genetic determinism, as this should be the ultimate goal of all Coordinators. Under this theory humans will no longer fight against others for things that they wish, since each person's destiny are predetermined at birth. During the attack on the Requiem, Durandal strikes with the mobile space fortress Messiah, which is armed with a Neo-Genesis array. However, his plans to destroy Orb failed when the Requiem was destroyed. Eventually Gilbert faces Kira Yamato. The Chairman warns Kira that, if he is killed, the world will descend into chaos. Durandal was shot by Rey, who through Kira's reasoning, saw that the Destiny Plan paid too high a price for peace and it would rob humanity of free will. His lover, Minerva's captain Talia and Rey, stayed behind in the crumbling fortress. The three of them are killed by falling debris and explosions. He is voiced by Shūichi Ikeda in Japanese, and by Ted Cole in English.[4]
Rey Za Burrel
Rey Za Burrel (レイ・ザ・バレル, Rei Za Bareru) is a ZAFT soldier of the Minerva and friend of Shinn Asuka. He begins piloting the classic ZAFT Zaku but later pilots one of ZAFT'S newest mobile suits, the ZGMF-X666S Legend. He is extremely loyal to Gilbert Durandal, and blindly supports the Destiny Plan, as he believes it will save humanity. During the series it is revealed that he, like Rau Le Creuset, is a clone of Al Da Flaga, created as a transaction in exchange for the funds to finance his Ultimate Coordinator project. Due to the way he was born, his telomeres are shortened, which causes him to rely on pain-relieving medication. Sharing a strong bond with Rau, Rey wishes to kill Kira Yamato for Rau's death.
At the end of the series, Rey is defeated by Kira in combat. Seeing his confrontation with Durandal, Rey shoots his superior, having been moved by his wish for a future of their own. As the Messiah collapses, Rey remains behind with Durandal and Talia Gladys—whom he refers to as mother—and dies with them. Rey Za Burrel is voiced by Toshihiko Seki in Japanese and Kirby Morrow in English. As a child, Rey Za Burrel is voiced by Houko Kuwashima in Japanese and Lisa Ann Beley in English.[4]
Personajes secundarios
Archangel crew
Murrue Ramius
Murrue Ramius (マリュー・ラミアス, Maryū Ramiasu) is thrust into the role of the captain of the Earth Alliance assault ship Archangel, after the ship's original commanding officers are killed during a ZAFT assault on the Heliopolis space colony.[18] She meets Kira during this assault, and as Kira saves her using Heliopolis' mobile suit against ZAFT, she forces him and his friends to stay at the Archangel for seeing the military's secrets. Captain Ramius deserts the Earth Alliance Forces after the Atlantic Federation's betrayal at the Battle of JOSH-A. The Archangel joins with the Clyne Faction to stop both the Earth Alliance and ZAFT from destroying each other. Across the series, she starts romantic relationship with Lieutenant Mu La Flaga and is shocked when Mu is apparently killed in the end of the series. In Gundam SEED Destiny, Ramius returns to the Archangel to interfere with the new war alongside former comrades. When Logos' Neo Roanoke is defeated by the Archangel, she recognizes him as Mu, but he does not remember his former life. As the war continues, Mu starts recovering his memories and Ramius and him continue their relationship. Masatsugu Iwase early designed her for the Gundam SEED manga as a kind-hearted person, despite being the head of the Archangel as she is wedged between her superiors who issue unreasonable orders and Natarle as she tends to ignore Murrue's orders.[19] She is voiced by Kotono Mitsuishi in Japanese. In English, she is voiced by Lisa Ann Beley in the Ocean dub and by Carrie Keranen in the NYAV Post dub, respectively.[2]
Natarle Badgiruel
Natarle Badgiruel (ナタル・バジルール, Nataru Bajirūru) is the executive officer of the Archangel, and supervises the ship's Combat Information Center. Natarle is stern and operates by the book, though she is willing to do almost anything to reach a certain end—even when it conflicts with Captain Ramius. Nevertheless, Natarle is a superb tactical analyst with keen judgment and a knack for swift decision-making, which makes her a valuable asset to the Archangel. After Natarle leaves the Archangel on a transfer order while in Alaska, she is recruited by the Earth Alliance and made captain of the Dominion, which forced her to battle against the Archangel. After witnessing the actions of Muruta Azrael of Blue Cosmos, Natarle chooses to defy the Earth Alliance, which results in her and Azrael's death. She is voiced by Houko Kuwashima in Japanese. In English, she is voiced by Sarah Johns in the Ocean dub and by Lisa Ortiz in the NYAV Post dub.[2]
Mu La Flaga
Mu La Flaga (ムウ・ラ・フラガ, Mū Ra Furaga) is a veteran mobile armor ace, and a longtime rival of ZAFT officer Rau Le Creuset, with whom he demonstrates a strange extrasensory connection—and whom he later finds out to be his brother, created as a clone of his father. A laid-back man with a thick-skinned attitude toward war, Mu is casually boastful of his preternatural abilities, sometimes calling himself the man who can make the impossible possible. After the attack on Heliopolis, Mu joins the crew of the Archangel and develops a relationship with Captain Murrue Ramius. During the course of the series, Mu becomes the pilot of the GAT-X105 Strike, while HD remastered version he instead pilots the GAT-X105 Perfect Strike, a combination of the Strike and its Striker Packs.
Mu is seemingly killed after protecting the Archangel from a positron cannon. In Gundam SEED Destiny, Mu is revealed to be alive, but brainwashed by Logos into the identity Neo Roanoke (ネオ・ロアノーク, Neo Roanōku)—the captain in the Earth Alliance force Phantom Pain. After being captured by the Archangel, Neo experiences flashbacks of his life as Mu, and begins to doubt his identity and memories. Mu then rejoins the Archangel to help end the war and becomes the pilot of the ORB-01 Akatsuki mobile suit. At the end of Gundam SEED Destiny, Mu blocks a positron cannon from hitting the Archangel (mirroring the events at the end of Gundam SEED), causing him to regain his memories. He stays with Murrue after the events of the sequel. He is voiced by Takehito Koyasu in Japanese. In English, he is voiced by Trevor Devall in the Ocean dub and by Tom Wayland in the NYAV Post dub.[2]
Arnold Neumann
Arnold Neumann (アーノルド・ノイマン, Ānorudo Noiman) was the ranking non-commissioned officer of the Earth Alliance warship Archangel at the start of the series. He was one of few original members of the crew to survived the ZAFT attack on Heliopolis. He serves as the pilot of the Archangel during both wars. The character is voiced by Isshin Chiba in Japanese. In English, he is voiced by Philip Pacaud in the Ocean dub and by Ben Pronsky in the NYAV Post dub.
Martin DaCosta
Martin DaCosta (マーチン・ダコスタ, Māchin Dakosuta) is Andrew Waltfeld's second in command on board the Lesseps until it is heavily damaged by the Archangel and Waltfeld is defeated by Kira Yamato's GAT-X105 Strike. Later, Martin DaCosta joins the Clyne Faction and helps move Lacus Clyne underground after the theft of the ZGMF-X10A Freedom. DaCosta then helps rescue Athrun Zala, who has been held prisoner by his father, Patrick Zala, at the request of Lacus. He is successful in rescuing Athrun and the two escape to the Eternal, a new ZAFT support ship stolen by the Clyne Faction, which has his former superior Andy as a captain. He is voiced by Akira Sasanuma in Japanese. In English, he is voiced by Brian Dobson in the Ocean dub and by Robbie Friedman in the NYAV Post dub.[2]
Andrew Waltfeld
Andrew "Andy" Waltfeld (アンドリュー・バルトフェルト, Andoryū Barutoferuto) also known as Desert tiger is the commander of the ZAFT forces in the PLANT-pledged African Community, headquartered at Banadiya. He lives with his lover Aisha, who assists him in his military operations and eventually serves as the co-pilot of his TMF/A-803 LaGOWE. Unlike other ZAFT and Earth Alliance officers, he is surprisingly humane and well aware of the repercussions of war. After forcing Kira Yamato to battle him, Andrew and Aisha are seemingly killed in the explosion. Andrew is later seen alive, having been saved by Aisha and losing his left eye, left arm, and right leg in the process. After discovering Rau Le Creuset's true intentions to destroy the universe—confirming his longtime suspicions—he defects from ZAFT and assists the Archangel's goal in ending the war. He is voiced by Ryotaro Okiayu in Japanese. In English, he is voiced by Brian Drummond in the Ocean dub and by Matt Giroveanu in the NYAV Post dub.[2]
Miriallia Haw
Miriallia Haw (ミリアリア・ハウ, Miriaria Hau) is a Natural from the colony Heliopolis and is a friend of Kira, and girlfriend from Tolle Koenig. When Heliopolis is destroyed by ZAFT, she and her friends become refugees on the Archangel. With Kira forced to use the Strike to protect the ship, Mirallia and her friends join the Archangel's group to support him with Miralia becoming assigned to monitor and communicate with Archangel's mobile suit and mobile armor complement. They stay with the Archangel as official military personnel, but Miriallia is shocked when Tolle is killed by Athrun during an encounter against ZAFT. Despite her anger towards ZAFT's Dearka Elsman for joking about Tolle's death, she concludes that revenge will not bring him back to life. In the start of Gundam SEED Destiny, Miriallia is initially a freelance photographer, but later joins the Archangel in their attempt to stop the new war. She is voiced by Megumi Toyoguchi in Japanese. In English, she is voiced by Anna Cummer in the Ocean dub and by Cassandra Lee Morris in the NYAV dub.[2]
Sai Argyle
Sai Argyle (サイ・アーガイル, Sai Āgairu) is a friend of Kira Yamato from Heliopolis. When the colony is raided by ZAFT, he ends up with his friends on the Archangel. Sai is put in charge of enemy detection and electronic warfare identification in the Combat Information Center of the Archangel. Initially, Sai has in a relationship with Flay Allster, but she breaks it off in favor of Kira, which enrages Sai to the point where he tries to move the Strike. Sai does not try to win back Flay, and comes to accept that she is with Kira—who is later reported missing in action. With Kira gone, Flay attempts to restart her relationship with Sai, denying she ever felt any emotions for Kira; Sai refuses to believe her. Later, Sai makes peace with Kira, and the two of them remain on good terms for the remainder of their enlistment together. Sai continues to serve at his post on the Archangel throughout the rest of the war. He returns to civilian life at the end of the war and does not appear in Gundam SEED Destiny. He is voiced by Tetsu Shiratori in Japanese. In English, he is voiced by Bill Switzer in the Ocean dub and by Lucien Dodge in the NYAV dub.[2]
Flay Allster
Flay Allster (フレイ・アルスター, Furei Arusutā) is the daughter of Atlantic Federation Vice Foreign Minister George Allster. She is a pretty, popular, and to some extent spoiled, Heliopolis technical college student.[20] Her fiancé is Sai Argyle, as arranged for by their parents.[20] When Heliopolis is attacked by ZAFT, she becomes a refugee from the Archangel, where she reveals her indifference towards Coordinators. Her father dies when his ship is attacked by ZAFT forces, and she grows shocked from this. However, as she realizes that as Kira is the only person able to save the Archangel, she enlists herself in the military to persuade him to continue fighting against his will. During this time, Flay pretends to be in love with Kira in order to stay with him, breaking up with Sai. As time passes, Flay ends up genuinely falling in love with Kira, which causes her to develop guilt for her actions. As Kira becomes more determined with protecting the Archangel, he breaks up with Flay. Later, when Flay is transferred from the Archangel, she encounters ZAFT's Rau Le Creuset during an infiltration mission. Rau kidnaps Flay and later sends her in a pod to the Dominion ship from the Earth Alliance. Flay starts working for the Dominion ship in hopes of meeting her friends again, but when Azrael tries to go against the captain's orders, Flay and the other crew from the ship are sent to an escape vessel. As Kira tries to rescue the vessel, Rau's mobile suit destroys it, killing Flay instantly. However, she dies happy, feeling she now understood most people's situations. According to Masatsugu Iwase, artist of the Mobile Suit Gundam SEED manga, he first envisioned Flay as a mascot before he did the manga. It was only after doing her character design that she acts similarly to an actress.[19] She is voiced by Houko Kuwashima in Japanese. In English, she is voiced by Tabitha St. Germain in the Ocean dub and by Erica Mendez in the NYAV dub.[2][3]
Tolle Koenig
Tolle Koenig (トール・ケーニヒ, Tōru Kēnihi) is one of Kira Yamato's friends who lives on the neutral colony Heliopolis, the boyfriend of Miriallia Haw. Tolle was the first one to defend Kira when Kira's Coordinator heritage causes the Archangel's soldiers to point their rifles at Kira. He serves as a co-pilot and operator of the Archangel. Later, he volunteers to pilot the second FX-550 Skygrasper, formerly piloted by Cagalli Yula Athha. He is ultimately killed in action by Athrun Zala. He is voiced by Takayuki Inoue in Japanese. In English, he is voiced by Richard Ian Cox in the Ocean dub and by Colin DePaula in the NYAV dub.[2]
Le Creuset team
Miguel Aiman
Miguel Aiman (ミゲル・アイマン, Migeru Aiman) is a Coordinator and a Green member of the Le Creuset team. After hearing that Rusty Mackenzie was killed before he could capture the GAT-X105 Strike, Miguel tries to take it himself. However, he is forced to retreat after Kira Yamato takes control of the Strike. Thinking that a Natural was piloting the Strike, Miguel is humiliated by his defeat and vows to get revenge as he heads back towards Heliopolis after acquiring another GINN. Instead, he winds up being the very first person Kira ever kills. He is voiced by Takanori Nishikawa in Japanese. In English, he is voiced by Tony Sampson in the Ocean dub and by Yuri Lowenthal in the NYAV Post dub.[2]
Nicol Amalfi
Nicol Amalfi (ニコル・アマルフィ, Nikoru Amarufi) is the youngest member of the Le Creuset team; he pilots the GAT-X207 Blitz, which he steals during the raid on Heliopolis. He is mostly calm and good-natured, and becomes friends with Athrun Zala. His thoughts of the war are moderate, and he says in one episode that he joined ZAFT after hearing what happened to Junius Seven, but never really wanted to fight. A gifted musician, his favorite instrument is the piano. While trying to protect Athrun in battle near the Orb Union, Nicol is killed by Kira Yamato. He is voiced by Mami Matsui in the anime and by Romi Park in later media appearances in Japanese. In English, he is voiced by Gabe Khouth in the Ocean dub and by Casey Mongillo in the NYAV dub.[2]
Dearka Elsman
Dearka Elsman (ディアッカ・エルスマン, Diakka Erusuman) is an arrogant pilot of ZAFT's Rau Le Creuset team who looks down on Naturals. He is part of the crew that invaded Heliopolis to steal mobile suits, piloting the GAT-X103 Buster. During the course of the series, Dearka is captured by the Archangel, where he meets Kira's friends—which prompts him to change his opinions about Naturals. Seeing how both the Earth Alliance and ZAFT had become controlled by genocidal individuals such as Muruta Azrael and Patrick Zala, Dearka retakes his Buster and fights alongside the Archangel. During the Gundam SEED series, Dearka begins a short-lived relationship with Miriallia Haw. In Gundam SEED Destiny, Dearka is court martialed for being a traitor and is made a regular ZAFT soldier again. He is voiced by Akira Sasanuma in Japanese. In English, he is voiced by Brad Swaile in the Ocean dub and by Johnny Yong Bosch in the NYAV dub.[2]
Yzak Joule
Yzak Joule (イザーク・ジュール, Izāku Jūru) is originally part of Rau Le Creuset's team and part of the force that invades Heliopolis. He pilots the stolen mobile suit GAT-X102 Duel. During a confrontation with Kira Yamato, Kira inflicts a wound upon Yzak's face that leaves a scar and causes Yzak to swear vengeance. Initially a cold-blooded, remorseless killer, Yzak becomes disgusted by the act of war and doubts whether ZAFT's intentions are correct. In a combination of Dearka Elsman's words and witnessing the destructive power of the Genesis, Yzak sides with the Archangel in order to stop ZAFT's plan on destroying Earth. During the events of Gundam SEED Destiny, Yzak is seen as the commander of a ZAFT faction. He is voiced by Tomokazu Seki in Japanese. In English, he is voiced by Michael Adamthwaite in the Ocean dub, and by Daman Mills in the NYAV dub.[2]
Minerva
Talia Gladys
Talia Gladys (タリア・グラディス, Taria Guradisu) is the captain of the Minerva. She is loyal to the ZAFT army and follows through her orders, even if she dislikes them. Nevertheless, she often tries to disobey her orders in favor of a more peaceful outcome to the battles. She is Gilbert Durandal's mistress, who left him as she wanted to have a child. When the Minerva is defeated by the Archangel, Talia goes to see Durandal just as he is shot by Rey. She decides to die with the two of them, telling Kira Yamato about her son, and that she wants captain Murrue Ramius to visit him. Talia Gladys is voiced by Mami Koyama in Japanese and Venus Terzo in English.[4]
Lunamaria Hawke
Lunamaria Hawke (ルナマリア・ホーク, Runamaria Hōku) is a mobile suit pilot for the ZAFT military forces. She attended ZAFT military academy together with her sister Meyrin Hawke and fellow pilots Shinn Asuka and Rey Za Burrel.[21] She typically pilots a red ZGMF-1000 ZAKU Warrior but is given Shinn's mobile suit, Impulse, after he receives Destiny. Initially, she is attracted to Athrun Zala, but after Athrun and Meyrin's apparent death, she begins a relationship with Shinn. Lunamaria starts having doubts about fighting against the Archangel when learning that Meyrin is alive, but with the Archangel crew. After ZAFT's defeat, she reunites with her sister. In the 27th Anime Grand Prix she was voted 5th place in the Favorite Female category[13] however in the 28th one she dropped to 11th place.[22] Lunamaria came in 4th in the 56th Gundam National Census asking fans what character from the series would they want to see in swimming suit.[23] Lunamaria Hawke is voiced by Maaya Sakamoto in Japanese and Maryke Hendrikse in English.[4]
Meyrin Hawke
Meyrin Hawke (メイリン・ホーク, Meirin Hooku) is Lunamaria Hawke's younger sister and the communications controller(CIC) officer of the Minerva and later the Eternal. A timid and shy girl, she develops a crush on Athrun Zala, but is less open than her sister about her affection. When Athrun defects from ZAFT, she assists him in escaping and ultimately accompanies him. She then joins the Archangel's crew and assists them in their attempts to stop the war. She is reunited with her sister in the OVA from the series, following ZAFT's defeat. Meyrin Hawke is voiced by Fumiko Orikasa in Japanese and Nicole Bouma in English.[4]
Arthur Trine
Arthur Trine (アーサー・トライン, Āsā Torain) is the executive officer of the Minerva. Much of his role is to provide comic relief. Arthur lacks his captain's experience and tactical ability, and he is often bewildered by her decisions. At the Battle of Messiah, Gladys told him to look after everyone when the Minerva was damaged and crashed on the Moon. Following the end of the second EA-ZAFT War, Arthur is seen in Special Edition IV as a black coat officer. He is among the members of ZAFT under Lacus Clyne, alongside Dearka Elsman, Yzak and Shiho. Arthur Trine is voiced by Hiroki Takahashi in Japanese and Jonathan Holmes in English.[4]
Heine Westenfluss
Heine Westenfluss (ハイネ・ヴェステンフルス, Haine Vesutenfurusu) is a Coordinator ZAFT pilot, who piloted a ZGMF-1001 Blaze ZAKU Phantom before becoming the pilot of the ZGMF-X2000 GOUF Ignited. Heine is decidedly an optimistic, but realistic, soldier who did not stand too much on ceremony, and was also quite talkative and earnest in his attempts to raise the morale of his fellow pilots. During the Battle of Dardanelles, Heine pilots the ZGMF-X2000 GOUF Ignited, which he uses to battle Stella Loussier's ZGMF-X88S Gaia. His GOUF Ignited's primary offensive functions are disabled by the ZGMF-X10A Freedom, piloted by Kira Yamato. While attempting to counter-attack Kira, Heine and his GOUF Ignited are sliced in half by Stella as she tried to attack the Freedom, destroying the suit and killing him in the process. Heine is voiced by Takanori Nishikawa in Japanese and Brian Dobson in English.[4]
Others
Uzumi Nara Athha
Uzumi Nara Athha (ウズミ・ナラ・アスハ, Uzumi Nara Asuha) is the leader of the Orb Union and the adoptive father of Cagalli Yula Athha. He is known to be dedicated to the well-being of his nation and uncompromising on his own ideals and the ideals of Orb. When the Earth Alliance invades Orb to acquire their mass driver, Uzumi reveals to Cagalli that Kira Yamato is her brother, and forces her to leave Orb before he self-detonates it to prevent the Earth Alliance from using their equipment for war. He is voiced by Toru Ohkawa in Japanese. In English, he is voiced by John Novak in the Ocean dub and by J. David Brimmer in the NYAV Post dub.[2]
Erica Simmons
A senior engineer of Morgenroete, the munitions company which equips the Orb Union's armed forces, Erica Simmons is responsible for developing the M1 Astray, a new mobile suit intended for use by the Orb military. After the Archangel reaches Orb, she requests Kira's help in perfecting the Astray's operating system. Though dedicated to her work, Erica is also a devoted mother to her young son Ryuta. Erica was among the Orb personnel evacuated into space aboard the Kusanagi. She is voiced by Michiyo Yanagisawa in Japanese. In English, she is voiced Sharon Alexander in the Ocean and by Erica Schroeder in the NYAV Post dub.[2]
Reverend Malchio
Reverend Malchio (マルキオ師, Marukio-shi) is a blind priest trusted by both the PLANTs and Earth Alliance, thus allowing him to serve as an occasional envoy between the two. He is also closely aligned to the Junk Guild and a mentor to Prayer Reverie. He runs an orphanage in the Marshall Islands. In the events of Gundam SEED, he brings the injured Kira Yamato to Lacus Clyne with Lowe Guele's aid. When Malchio is visited by Athrun, the reverend consults with him. Sometime between the Battle of Mendel and the Battle of Boaz, Malchio negotiates a treaty between the Junk Guild and the Three Ships Alliance, allowing the Junk Guild vessel ReHOME to act as the tender ship of the Three Ships Alliance.
After the war, Kira and Lacus move in with Malchio and all of the orphans under his care. Two years later, Reverend Malchio remains much where he was left off at the end of the first series. When the second EA-ZAFT War begins, he plays much the same role as he did before as well. Reverend Malchio is voiced by Kazuya Nakai in Japanese and Brian Drummond in English.[2]
Meer Campbell
Meer Campbell (ミーア・キャンベル, Mīa Kyanberu) is a young woman who received plastic surgery to look like Lacus Clyne. She is used by Gilbert Durandal to rally the citizens of PLANT into supporting him. Meer is flirty and tends to be very excitable, especially in Athrun's presence. When she first meets Athrun, she introduces herself as Meer Campbell, and admits she is not Lacus Clyne. Throughout the series, Meer attempts to get closer to Athrun, though Athrun never encourages her and tells her that the real Lacus would not do any of the things which she does. When he defects, Athrun attempts to convince her to escape Gibraltar with him; she refuses, claiming that she prefers to be Lacus Waifu.
During the course of the series, the real Lacus's appearance causes the public to realize Meer is a fake. At her bodyguard's suggestion, Meer offers to bait Lacus out of hiding to have her assassinated, so Meer could be the "real" Lacus. During their meeting, Lacus persuades Meer into living as herself. Meer dies shortly after she protects Lacus from a bullet intended for her. Meer Campbell is voiced by Rie Tanaka in Japanese and Chantal Strand in English.[4]
George Glenn
George Glenn (ジョージ・グレン, Jōji Guren) is humanity's first Coordinator, he obtained his doctorate from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) at the age of 17. Realizing various achievements in life, Glenn would embark on the Jupiter Exploration Mission for the Atlantic Federation's FASA (Federal Aeronautics and Space Administration). Before he embarked on his journey, he revealed his origins, and the reasons for his superior mental and physical energy. Fourteen years later, a Natural who was angry that he was not born a Coordinator assassinated Glenn in C.E. 53. He is voiced by Hideyuki Hori in Japanese and by Michael Dobson in English.
Siegel Clyne
Father to Lacus Clyne, Siegel Clyne (シーゲル・クライン, Shīgeru Kurain) is chairman of the PLANT Supreme Council and the leader of its moderate faction. When Lacus helps Kira steal the mobile suit ZGMF-X10A Freedom for him to pilot Siegel and his daughter are declared as traitors. He is later killed by ZAFT soldiers. He is voiced by Yousuke Akimoto in the Japanese dub and in English by Don Brown in Ocean dub and Christopher Sabat in the NYAV Post dub.
Courtney Heironimus
Courtney Heironimus (コートニー・ヒエロニムス, Kōtonī Hieronimusu) is a ZAFT test pilot with prodigal sense of piloting, that is known to have tested a large amount of ZAFT mobile suits. Before joining ZAFT he was a civilian with technology background. Near the end of the first EA-ZAFT War, he was the test pilot for the prototype GMF-X999A ZAKU Trial Type. During this testing, he encountered a large squadron of Earth Alliance GAT-02L2 Dagger L mobile suits during test runs of the ZAKU in the South American rainforest. Ignoring the treaty between ZAFT and the Earth Alliance that no fighting would occur in neutral zones, the Dagger Ls attacked and were subsequently wiped out. Before the beginning of the second EA-ZAFT War, Courtney is known to have been the test pilot of the experimental XMF-P192P Proto Chaos mobile armor, and later its complete form, the ZGMF-X24S Chaos. When the Chaos is stolen he again pilots the Proto Chaos to fight against a separate group that attacks Armory One. His current position in the Cosmic Era was as pilot of ZGMF-X56S Impulse Unit 03, equipped with a Destiny Sillouette, at the Battle of Messiah. After the war he returns to the Verne Developmental Corp.
Recepción
The characters from Gundam SEED and Gundam SEED Destiny have been well received by anime fans. In the Anime Grand Prix polls, various characters have been featured as one of the most popular ones; both Kira and Athrun have been featured at the top of male anime characters category with the former being featured and the latter once.[24][25][26] Meanwhile, Lacus was at the top of female anime characters various times.[24][25][26]
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C.E. 46: Al Da Flaga visits the Mendel colony at Lagrange point 4. He commissions Dr. Ulen Hibiki, the chief researcher of GARM R&D, to create a clone of himself. Rau La Flaga is born later this year.
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