Davis Lowenthal

== Who is Davis? ==
Davis is a character in Titanfall 2 and a character played by DoinSomethin32 for the 6-4. Davis is portrayed within Titanfall as a carefree, sarcastic, and optimistic titan pilot who always keeps a positive outlook and is more focused on hyping up his fellow pilot rather than actually paying attention to the mission, much to the dismay of Droz. Davis as well as Droz serve as friendly NPCs within Titanfall 2's campaign, and as announcers for the co-op mode known as Frontier Defense.
== Davis' Canonical Background ==
Davis is first seen in Titanfall 1's multiplayer campaign as a Militia grunt captain, fighting alongside Droz, another captain. In the same mission Captain Gates, an AI-controlled IMC titan pilot, is seen. Davis and Droz act as regular grunts, shooting enemies and running away from titans, with no particular abilities or skills.
In Titanfall 2, Davis is seen as a pilot wearing an IMC rifleman helmet, working for the (ingame) 6-4 under the direct command of his former enemy Gates, and fighting alongside Droz once again as well as a new character named Bear and the protagonist of the campaign, rifleman-turned-pilot Jack Cooper, assisting in securing the IMS Malta. In the multiplayer, he is revealed to have amicably left the 6-4 alongside Droz, and formed their own mercenary outfit/mining company named The Last Resort, which employs pilots to defend their harvesters against the IMC's Remnant Fleet.
== Davis' Fanmade Background ==
The Battle of Angel City was an important battle in the Titan Wars. It proved as a turning point for the Militia; they had rescued Barker, who gave them valuable information and proved to be a lasting ally that helped them even as far as Operation Broadsword and the Battle of Typhon. However, due to the chaos of the fight, two people on each side were left behind: Militia Grunt Captain Droz Witt, Militia Grunt Lieutenant Davis Lowenthal, IMC Pilot Captain Gates Taylor, and IMC Grunt Colonel Chris Bear. The four realized that no one was coming for them; or at the very least, the IMC wasn't coming back. They got to talking, and realized they had more in common with each other than they had with their superiors. They decided to stick together, and formed the original 6-4. They were all like family, and loved each other as such. Davis and Droz were especially close, to the point of people teasing them saying they're dating, which they did not confirm nor deny. When they were tasked with supplying support from the sidelines, Droz would usually give information straight while Davis would be a sort of "hype man" and try to keep everyone's morale up. After the Battle of Typhon, news spread of the 6-4's role in ensuring a decisive Militia victory. This caused the 6-4 to explode in popularity, and wannabe pilots to flocked to the 6-4, hearing about their Rookie program. This lead to Davis and Droz feeling uncomfortable, neither one of them liking large groups. They informed Gates and Bear, who were understanding, and they left on good terms to form The Last Resort; a mercenary outfit dedicated to defensive positions, mostly protecting harvesters.
After the events of the Frontier War, Davis and Droz continued harvesting operations within the Frontier. The Last Resort, while very successful in the eyes of Droz, was not fulfilling to Davis. To him, the position of co-commander was monotonous, boring, and a bit too cozy of a job for his liking. He watched pilots get slaughtered by bandits, the shattered remains of what was once the Remnant Fleet, and automatic killing machines. One day, he fueled up his ship, gave Droz a bro-hug goodbye, and set off the the Outlands, a lawless place in the outskirts of the Frontier that was filled to the brim with opportunity. He did combat-related or parkour-related odd jobs, flying from planet to planet looking for a job that didn't completely suck the life out of him. He eventually found one; a salvage job in the city of Cursed Cave on the planet of Discordiae. Although he still longed for the excitement of combat, he enjoyed the parkour aspects of deep space salvage operations and was just glad he had an excuse to drive his Titan again. One day, he was reading the Cursed Cave Crier, when something caught his eye. An advertisement for a splinter of the 6-4, who also had split off from Gates and Bear on good terms. Ecstatic to finally be a true, combat-certified pilot once again, he went to the location listed on the advertisement and exchanged a few words with the recruiter. 
After joining the 6-4, Davis was mostly a normal pilot until a horrific accident with the Regeneration Pods gave him a terrible brain injury, meaning he wouldn't be able to fight ever again. Although this saddened Davis deeply, he found a new purpose: developing new recreational simulations and getting in contact with more unconventional patrons. To him, testing out new weird and fun programs for the sim pods filled the void left behind after he got the news from his doctor. 
Category:The 6-4 Characters
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