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Operation Dice

**Operation: DICE** was an operation planned by the Club Zero crime family during the events of Roll the Bones. The op was a mix between a racketeering scheme and a murder plot heralded by Largo, the pack leader of Club Zero. The basic gist of the plan was to smuggle a large quantity of weapons into the casino without alerting the authorities and rival casinos in Celona City; once collected, they would unleash these weapons in a campaign against the rival casino families, which would inevitably put Club Zero at the undisputed top of the food chain, allowing for maximum business.

To make the plan a reality, Serrano and his team "acquired" the services of a smuggler in debt to the casino, forcing her to acquire and run maintenance on the guns under threat of blackmail. Serrano also had a number of untrustworthy people that managed to learn about the plan murdered, including a bride-to-be and the private investigator sent to look into said bride-to-be's death.

It was this very action that led to the downfall of Operation Dice - the murder of the investigator made one of the casino staff members call and ask for the help of Sakura Palace. With decisive, tactical action, Micah Wolfe and Cherry Myrus put an end to Operation: DICE, with the help of The Scarlets. Serrano's men would be duped into killing one another, and Cherry Myrus would go on to become the boss of Club Zero after having the incriminated Board of Directors arrested.
Fayzulla Committee

Fayzulla, in its halcyon days.

The **Fayzulla Commitee** is the main antagonist of the *V2 Chronicles - Shadow of Kamdar* spinoff film. Fayzulla was originally a group led by Queen Shamna, King Shalio, and Minister Bolvona Forgnar that helped maintain and procure necessary materials for the military of Zilkhstan.

After the death of the King and Queen at the hands of Zero, however, Fayzulla directors Argun and Serala led a coup d'etat against Bolvona Forgnar, which led to his assassination and the subsequent dominion of Zilkhstan. The members of the Committee are now the de facto rulers of Zilkhstan.
Brotherhood Navy

The RBN's Aquatic Base.

The **Royal Brotherhood Navy** is the Brotherhood's naval and marine forces. The Brotherhood lacks a strong naval force compared to their land forces, which is why battleships are often used to deploy soldiers rather than establish naval dominance. Pictured off to the right is their aquatic base. The tactical commander of the RBN is unknown, but ultimately the chain of command links back to Roland, Brotherhood Commander-in-Chief and highest-ranking soldier.

## Gallery

A typical Brotherhood Navy female uniform and regalia.A typical series of male uniforms.A slightly brighter bow on the women's uniform.An Infiltration officer.Naval Communications Officer.Naval Intelligence Officer.
Akasha

The only surviving picture of the Original Five, personally kept by V2. Akasha is presumed to be the biggest figure in the middle.

## Allegiance

### Occupation

Vigilante
Terrorist

**Akasha** was the brother of V2 and the commander-in-chief of the original Vincent Five, aka the "Original Five". He is a common reoccurring name heard in the V2 Chronicles Series - however, Akasha has never properly appeared nor spoken on screen. He was killed by Prometheus before the events of the first movie, and went down in history as a notorious terrorist and cybercriminal whose true goals and objectives were unknown to all, save for the Original Five. Akasha's association with the Vincent Five, however, remains unknown to the general public due to V2's tightly-guarded secrecy regarding the group, not to mention the systematic destruction of the backers and supporters of the Original Five by an unknown, unidentified assassin.

It is highly speculated that Akasha is loosely based off of the deceased Charles zi Britannia, the 98th Emperor of Britannia and younger brother to the 100th Emperor of Britannia, V2.
Activation Key

**Activation Keys** are fundamental parts of any Knightmare or Armor - without them, Knightmares will invariably refuse to function or activate (though it has been shown that hotwiring a Knightmare is possible, as demonstrated by Hana). Activation Keys are flash drives that contain all of the system data and integral coding needed to pilot the Knightmare at full capacity. The universal design of an Activation Key resemble simple memory sticks, although a number of different and unique designs have been shown.
Adachi

**Adachi** is a supporting character featured in the V2 Chronicles. Adachi is a former police officer that quit the force to serve as a field agent for the Vincent Five, serving under the command of Jude Vanston. Though Adachi's position is that of a tactical commander, Adachi is often shown goofing off and totally-not murdering other people, often asking hypotheticals or playing his DS. He keeps up a good rapport with the other Agency teams, rarely showing any signs of bitterness or rivalry towards them.

Adachi is portrayed by his eponymous actor, Tohru Adachi.
Reaper Island

**Reaper Island**, also known as **Jellotopia**, is a location featured in the V2 Chronicles. Reaper Island was a functional Britannian island before a terrible, Chernobyl-esque incident shut the entire place down and forced all to evacuate. In spite of the free-flowing rivers of radioactive sludge that runs through the rampant jungle overgrowth surrounding the island, the core of Reaper Island has been completely refitted into "**Jellotopia**", an insane, totalitarian state run by the deranged JelloApocalypse, who rules the populace with an iron fist, controlling almost all of the islands' inhabitants with "Nectar", a dangerous mind-control agent.

Though life expectancy on Reaper Island is presumed to be very low due to the close proximity to the aforementioned radioactive material, Jello uses "Epithets" to extend the life expectancy of his favored subjects. Other notable landmarks scattered throughout the island including a robot-manufacturing plant and smoldering foundry, police stations for the "Jello Gestapo", several power plants and water-intake towers, metal concourses and compounds, control towers, storage facilities, hangars, and a large steel fortress of a central base.
Foo

**Foo** is a supporting character in the V2 Chronicles. She is a professional A-Grade bitch - bitch, in fact, is her favorite word - and loves to assert her bitchy dominance over everyone. She is notorious in Central City for this. She is one of 20 students assigned to Hereford High School's Class 5-D.

Foo is portrayed by Fu.
Charlotte

The **E54-B73** **Charlotte** is one of the most commonly-seen mecha in the *V2 Chronicles*, and the Vincent Five's primary mecha of choice. The Charlotte is an Armor that was created by Hana at a young age; as she grew older, she tinkered with it more and more until it became the impressive war machine that it is today. Despite the Charlotte's small frame and light weight, its speed, agility, and firepower is impressive enough to go toe-to-toe with a modern-day Knightmare Frame.

The Charlotte is piloted by Hana. Hana has also created a small line of **Mini-Charlottes** - ankle-sized, remote-controlled, easily-deployed and drone-operated Armors that usually carry one machine gun or sub-machine gun a piece that are typically utilized for recon or crowd control tactics.
Ben

**Ben** is a major supporting character in the V2 Chronicles Series. A resident of the Lunar Maria, Ben is the Captain of the Lunar Guard and Princess Serena's chosen Knight. He loyally followed Serena when she decided to flee for the Earth. He notably has not utilized his Twilight Scepter yet, unlike many of his Lunar compatriots. Ben helps coordinate the explorer agents of the Lunar Maria, namely the Earth division.

Ben is portrayed by Gurio Umino, a close friend of Usagi Tsukino. Yes, the glasses are real.
Detective Prince

*For the Detective Prince himself, see Daymond Fairbanks.*

**The Detective Prince** is an Emmy Award-winning Central City-based reality crime/legal television series that airs on Channel 8. The series revolves around the adventures, investigations, and other police activities of the titular Detective Prince, 85th Precinct Officer Daymond Fairbanks, and his team of detectives and investigators, known as The Scarlets, receiving some help from other fellow investigators and officers in the Precinct along the way.

The show assigns camera crews to accompany them on their investigations - due to the highly speculative nature of the show and the general secrecy of police investigations, the Detective Prince is a heavily-edited mixture of both careful staging and real-life events, cases, and arrests.

The series has been acclaimed for its cast, sense of humor, genuinely intelligent writing, and its proper demonstration of police procedural operations; however, the series has also come under criticism by those skeptical of the real-world validity of the Detective Prince's operations and the handling of his cases, in spite of the fact that it both the directors and The Scarlets themselves have made public statements that not everything seen in The Detective Prince is real, and that some events are fabricated or exaggerated in order to protect suspect identities or protect police information.
Kirah Redvale

**Kirah Redvale** is a major supporting character featured in the V2 Chronicles. Kirah is the youngest daughter of the powerful Redvale Family, the younger sister to Maya "Giselle" Redvale and Rosie "Rio" Redvale. After Rio's ascension to power, Kirah became a potent assassin and black ops specialist for the Prophets, practically becoming one of Rio's right-hand women after Maya's desertion of the Brotherhood.

Kirah is portrayed by Mukuro Ikusaba.
Brotherhood

**The Brotherhood** is the collective military force of the Prophets. Despite its complete and total secrecy, the Brotherhood is one of the most powerful and technologically advanced military forces in the world. What they lack in numbers the Brotherhood makes up for in cutting-edge technology, intense training regiments, tactical acumen, and utter ruthlessness. There are many divisions to the Brotherhood, but all of them are coordinated by Commander Roland, the Prophets' strongest military advisor. There are small divisions of the Brotherhood, however, that Daymond is able to step in and take charge of, much like how there are factions of Interpol that Roland is able to command at a moment's notice. More on this is detailed below.
Cecilia Bradford

**Cecilia Bradford** is a supporting character in the V2 Chronicles. She is a scientist and mechanical engineer that specializes in the creation of Knightmare Frames. She and Dr. Marlon were the creators of the experimental, elite Knightmares Epsilon-7 and Epsilon-9. Though Cecilia isn't quite as eccentric or creative as Marlon, she is a very good devicer, and can pilot a Knightmare into battle if needed, as seen during Operation Candlelight. She is the co-founder of Arthur Industries, alongside Marlon and Dr. Sans.

She is portrayed by Cecile Croomy.
Rhys Ramirez

**Rhys Ramirez** was a major character in *Redvale*, a V2 Chronicles spinoff movie. A combat specialist, Rhys was a member of Team Phoenix, a group of highly-skilled Brotherhood soldiers that would defect from the Brotherhood and the Prophets after the events of the Battle on the Enclave Oil Rig. Rhys was a proud Brotherhood soldier, never questioning the orders he received or the legitimacy of his superiors' actions, which brought him into frequent conflict with his friend and comrade Pyra, a more conscientious objector. His court-martial both deeply saddened him and led him to question the Brotherhood in many ways, much like many of his fellow comrades.

Rhys is portrayed by Akihiko Sanada.
Psimon Seacroft

**Psimon Seacroft** is a character featured in the Asher Chronicles. Psimon appears to be a psychologist & therapist (unlicensed & uninsured, at that) when, in actuality, Psimon is a hypnotist that controls his victims (such as Autumn Fairlock and Tobi) into doing insane, often-illegal requests on his behalf.

Psimon is portrayed by Shouhei Narumi.
Operation Candlelight

The now-iconic shot of a Promethean soldier standing near a large sign and a destroyed power line in the abandoned Celona City.

## Details

### Result

Vincent Five defeat
Mercer is killed
Prometheus' identity is unveiled to the Vincents

## Commanders

### F1 Leaders

V2
Jeremiah Gottwald

### F2 Leaders

Prometheus
Tina Lockhart

## Strength and Equipment

### F1 Strength

Charlotte
Firearms
Explosives
Kiyomi Equipment
Element of surprise

### F2 Strength

Deltas & Sigmas
Firearms
Explosives
Tanks

## Casualties and Losses

### F2 Losses

Various soldiers

**Operation: Candlelight** was a major battle in V2 Chronicles Part I - Vincent Five. Candlelight was staged by the Vincent Five as an attempt to assassinate Prometheus during a meeting with his top advisors. Though it began as a stealth operation, the Vincents were forced to go loud after a while. The operation was ultimately a failure, and notably ended with the death of Captain Mercer of the Vincent Five.
Kyoshiro's Dojo

**Kyoshiro's Dojo** is a location featured in the V2 Universe television series. Located somewhere in the Greenland Territories, the dojo was built by Kyoshiro Zaki sometime before the events of the series. The dojo currently serves as a training hall, meditation center, and a hideout for the members of Sunrise, including Siegfried himself.
Kishaba Elizalde

**Kishaba Elizalde** is a supporting antagonist featured in the V2 Chronicles. Known for her distinctive tattoos, missing arm, and her missing eye, she is a member of the traitorous Fayzulla Committee and the chosen Deputy Prime Minister of Zilkhstan. In spite of her confidence and political sway, Kishaba is conniving and untrustworthy, which is ultimately what led King Argun and Queen Serala to choose Ghedo Geredis as the Prime Minister of Zilkhstan instead.

Kishaba is portrayed by Human Vriska Serket.
Lani MacIntyre

**Lani MacIntyre** is a supporting character featured in the V2 Chronicles. Lani is a field agent of the Vincent Five serving under the command of August Dreyford, as the pilot and marksman of Team August. Lani was once a thief and black-market dealer before being encouraged by August (from whom she'd actually stolen before) to join the Vincent Five and make a difference. Lani is a silly, talkative, curious person, her impressive skillset masked beneath her persona of bubbly airheadedness.

Lani is portrayed by Nejire Hadou.
Prince vs. Princess (episode)

**Prince vs. Princess** is the thirteenth episode of the *V2 Universe* television series, and the second episode of the Midnight Arc, which covers Episodes 12-17 of Season 1.

## Characters In Order of Appearance

* 1. Desmond Rouge
* 2. Merah la Rosia
* 3. Callista Paige
* 4. Hyde Kido
* 5. Tea Gardner
* 6. Sidney Crawford
* 7. Julia Cidel
* 8. Isabel di Eberle
* 9. V2
* 10. Hana
* 11. Jeremiah Gottwald
* 12. Saffron McCarthy
* 13. Canis
* 14. Candy Clairet
* 15. Naomi Mobius
* 16. Yuri Mobius
* 17. Shesthaal Forgnar
* 18. Melissa Lavigne
* 19. Mercer
* 20. Indus Tarbella
* 21. Audrey Chambers
* 22. Thaddeus Rosendahl
* 23. Ryoga Senba
* 24. Miyako Tsuyu Senba
* 25. Akamaru
* 26. Ding-Dong
* 27. Cynthia Summers
* 28. Alexander Hamilton
* 29. The Narrator
* 30. Abigail Flores
* 31. Rivalz Cardemonde
* 32. Kouji Saunders
* 33. Daymond Fairbanks
* 34. Giovanni Potage
* 35. Foo
* 36. Valerie Torres
* 37. Shinichiro Tamaki
* 38. Quincy Rainheart
* 39. Sabrina Latham
* 40. Dario Brown
* 41. Shana St. Marks
* 42. Violet Valentine
* 43. Marshall Stormflower
* 44. Sheila Venera
* 45. Issac Romanov
* 46. Ally Windbeck
* 47. Camilla Winters
* 48. Max Maranza
* 49. Lucy Ann Taylor
* 50. Trixie Pop
* 51. Kai Ishida
* 52. Mariah Nu
* 53. Siegfried Wulfstan
Dark Chao Walker

**Dark Chao Walker** is a major reoccurring antagonist in the V2 Chronicles Series. An alumni of Amber Academy - the Student President that preceded Cammy Karbowski, in fact - that turned to life of terrorism and war because it seemed like enjoyable fun, he constantly finds himself opposing the Vincent Five. He is an Armor pilot that created his own Walker, and was a former Commander on the Council of Fire.

Dark Chao Walker is eponymously portrayed by Dark Chao Walker, a very powerful Chao that pilots a large mechanoid "Walker" custom-built for him by Dr. Eggman.
Knightmare Terminal

A **Knightmare Terminal** - often referred to as just a **Terminal** among Knightmare pilots - is an integral device in any Knightmare pilot's toolkit. It is a portable drive intended to store and transfer Knightmare data in case of Activation Key loss - it can act as an auxiliary key as a result. Over the years, however, Terminals have proven useful for a variety of other things, including data transfer *between* Knightmares, communication, encryption, signal flow, and interactivity with computer interfaces. Map layouts and other readings can be stored in the terminal's system as well.

## Gallery

Map layout displayed on the Knightmare Terminal.
Prime Minister's Cabinet

**Prime Minister Ding-Dong's Cabinet**, also known as the **Cabinet of Central City**, is a group of Central City politicians, representatives, and councillors chosen or appointed by Prime Minister Ding-Dong to serve as Ministers under the executive branch of the government of Central City.

## History

The structure of the Cabinet has changed significantly ever since the incumbency of the former Prime Minister of Central City (pictured to the right). The Cabinet used to be a much stricter, more conservative organization run predominantly by older men - the Prime Minister was once a marginally more powerful position from inside the house. The Prime Minister was able to exclusively appoint and dismiss members, and ultimately had the final say on all laws and decisions made by the Cabinet. During Ding-Dong's first administration, though, he personally altered that rule - he reduced the power of the Prime Minister position, made the process of conduct and execution more democratic, and issued a law that members could only be dismissed if a motion of no confidence was appointed by the Cabinet as a whole. Ding-Dong also made it a point to appoint younger, promising politicians regardless of gender, influence, or race, no doubt due to his status as an alien Faunus. These qualities, along with Ding-Dong's calm and honest disposition, are ultimately what allowed him and his loyal, steadfast Deputy Prime Ministers to obtain a second administration, even under intense expectations from the Promethean War and institutionalized racism.

The Cabinet often works with GUN and Britannia to discuss internal and foreign affairs respectively, due to their positive working relationships with both; Ding-Dong, notably, was on Britannia's War Council during the Promethean War. Relationships with GUN have been strained recently, however, due to a complex set of circumstances surrounding the Prophets' manipulation of the military society.
Perry

**Commander Matthew Perry** was a minor character featured in *Part II - Akasha*. Perry was a GUN commander that was assigned command and order of the Gaian Ruins, a fenced-in collective of pyramids and desert structures that secretly housed a number of intricate labs and weapons facilities. Unbeknownst to many, however, the Ruins were the property of Arcadia and Arclight - Perry, and the rest of the division stationed at the Ruins, killed one another due to the effects of Lorenzo's Geass when he ultimately came to collect.
Pearl of Tuesday

The **BM-56 Pearl of Tuesday** is a Knightmare Frame featured in the V2 Chronicles. Tuesday was the third Knightmare constructed as part of the Seven Days arsenal, a line of elite, experimental, third-generation Knightmare Frames created for the Knights of the Round. The current pilot and devicer of the Pearl of Tuesday is Rhys, the Knight of Three.
Kari

**Kari Meisner** is a minor supporting character from Part II - Akasha. She is a soldier of fortune that works for Arclight - she works directly under Lorenzo's command and helps coordinate a lot of the Arclight forces involved with the Arcadia Project alongside fellow colleagues Iris and Curtis.

Kari is portrayed by Ichijiku Hinata, one of the Black Knight bridge bunnies that operates the Ikaruga fleet.
Knightmare

**Knightmares**, known more professionally as **Knightmare Frames**, are humanoid war machine mechas that were originally developed by Britannia before becoming more of a worldwide phenomenon. Knightmares can be considered the second evolution of Armors, the world's first attempt at creating humanoid mobile robots. Whereas Armors vary greatly in size and shape, Knightmares have a much more uniform and universal design, an integral part of their success with developers and the public. The name "Knightmare" is a play on the word "nightmare" and a knight's mare.

## Technical Overview

Knightmare Frames often have a humanoid shape and are usually between four and five meters tall, about twice the height of an average main battle tank, giving them a significant height advantage, although not necessarily range advantage. In addition to the standard range of bipedal movement, Knightmare Frames are equipped with Landspinners, self-propelled roller skates attached to the ankles of the machines, which allow them to achieve high mobility and speeds on most terrain. Visual data is gathered through Factsphere sensors, which have thermographic capability and an array of other data-collection functions which are collated in real-time. Factspheres are commonly protected under a layer of armor which can be retracted to improve system sensitivity. Knightmare Frames are piloted from a cockpit set in the protruding 'hump back' in the unit. The cockpit is a self-contained control center which can be ejected in case of emergency. Although Knightmare heads seem to have no real function besides housing Factsphere sensors, it seems they are required to pilot the Knightmare.

Knightmare Frames are typically armed with rocket-propelled anchors called Slash Harkens, in addition to a number of other weapons. Mass-production models usually carry handheld rifles, which are able to fire micro ordinance as well, and a number of Chaos Mines, cylindrical air burst grenades that spray deadly shrapnel over a small area. Less common equipment, though more widespread as the series progresses, are Maser Vibration Swords (MVS), a form of vibroblade which oscillates at a high rate to cut through almost anything, and Hadron Cannons, powerful energy cannons which can obliterate almost anything in their path. Late in the Knightmare Frame's lifespan, Float Systems, attachable devices (expansion packs) that allow Knightmares to fly, are introduced - about a year or so later, they fall into common use.

## List of Known Knightmares

### Britannia (Knights of the Round)

* Devil of Monday
* Pearl of Tuesday
* Light of Wednesday
* Star of Thursday
* Jewel of Friday
* Anchor of Saturday
* Spirit of Sunday

### Council of Fire

* Epsilon-7
* Epsilon-9
* Sigma Unit
* Delta Unit

### The Prophets

* Excalibur
* Mondron

### Rosia (Poseidon Energy)

* Warlord
* Cermin
Devicer

A **Devicer** is a mecha pilot qualified and worthy of piloting a wide variety of Knightmare Frames and Armor Frames. Rather than just specializing in one particular area, Devicers are jacks-of-all-trades that have experience in piloting Assault, Defense, and Support-based Frames - as a result, devicers are instrumental in the testing phase of any newly-developed mecha. Devicers are often used as data-gathering test pilots to observe and define the specs of experimental, prototype Frames - they are also used by the military to swiftly replace pilots of specialized Frames in the event of the pilot's death, debilitating injury, or general inability to pilot.

A few devicers have been seen throughout the V2 Chronicles. Cecilia Bradford is a highly skilled Devicer, and is usually the one to test pilot her and Marlon's newly-developed Knightmare Frames. The Knights of the Round are all experienced and talented pilots, and can thus serve as a Devicer for any kind of developmental Knightmare if needed.
Lila de Rosia

**Princess Lila de Rosia** is a major supporting character in the V2 Chronicles. First introduced in *Redvale*, Lila was a Rosian princess initially captured by the Enclave for the purpose of extracting and synthesizing the girl's latent Code powers. Hoping to turn it into a weapon, the Enclave was foiled by the Prophets and Lila's savior, Maya Redvale... however, Lila would only be taken in by the Prophets and experimented on once again.

Lila is portrayed by Lillie.
Reza

**Captain Reza** was an antagonist featured in Episode 5 of *V2 Universe*, though her influence was felt on the events of the show far before her physical appearance. Reza was a treacherous GUN officer that attempted a coup against Commander Robyn using a mix of internal sabotage and external chaos, offering territory and guns to gangs in Central City in return for labor and assistance. Reza's efforts were ultimately uncovered by Donovan Black, which led Reza to orchestrate a failed assassination attempt. Reza was arrested by Donovan and Jazmyn Vesper - however, Reza would be illegally murdered in her cell by a furious Robyn.

Reza is portrayed by Riza Hawkeye.
Garuda

**Garuda** is the Persona of V2, Chosen One and leader of the Vincent Five. He is a proud, fiery phoenix, the manifestation of V2's unstoppable willpower and relentless determination. Garuda is a Fire and Wind Persona, and the first Persona ever introduced into the V2 Chronicles. Garuda manifested as the end result of V2's powers as the Chosen One.

He is voiced by Emperor V2, V2's eponymous actor.
K'arthen

**K'arthen** is a volcanic kingdom in Ardonia mainly inhabited by Magnorites and humans. Its capital city is Tartarus.

## Lore

K'arthen is a kingdom inhabited by mostly Magnorites and humans. The landscape is dry, barren, mountainous and volcanic. K'arthen serves as a safe haven kingdom for Magnorites, and has been at war with Cydonia for 46 years as of the outbreak of the Second Great War. Its two cities - Tartarus and Markar - are mostly built underground, while a military base is constructed within the hollow, presumably extinct volcano Mount Kaelos. Formerly unified with the other kingdoms, K'arthen withdrew from the union following the outbreak of the K'arthen - Cydonia Conflict under a predecessor to Malakai, who attempts to reignite the dormant conflict for personal gain.

## Locations

* **Tartarus** (capital city)
* Mt. Kaelos
* Markar

## Trivia

* K'arthen is the only kingdom in Ardonia that isn't based on an existing Overworld biome.
* As stated by Galleous, K'arthen and Cydonia have two largest armies in Ardonia.

## Gallery

The pole where K'arthen's flag used to hang in Crown PeakCydonia/K'arthen Wall seen from K'arthen
Autumn

**Autumn Fairlock** is a supporting antagonist in the V2 Chronicles, although Autumn is more so a nuisance to the Vincent Five than a genuine antagonist, much like her fellow comrades at Asher's Kingdom. A sleepy, quirky, but ultimately friendly gamer girl, Autumn is the friend that often brings games, consoles, movies, and good snacks to their parties (that is, whenever Asher and his friends don't just steal all of the above). Her gamer tag is *sevenseaskitty*.

Autumn is portrayed by Chiaki Nanami.
Inner Heaven

**Inner Heaven** is the all-important gathering place for The Prophets, and one of the most top-secret locations on Planet Earth. Even to this day, Inner Heaven's exact location has never been disclosed to the characters or the audience. Inner Heaven is the Prophets' headquarters - the fate of the entire world is decided on a daily basis within its walls.
Loyal

**Loyal** is a student attending Amber Academy and one of 22 students (unfortunately) assigned to Class 2-D. A swashbuckling youth, he is a noted action & adventure buff, sharing his good friend Lucy's enthusiasm for the Vincents. He is also, however, a member of The Disciples, a gang that directly opposes the Vincent Five, a dichotomy that stymies many but doesn't particularly bother him.

Loyal is portrayed by Vyse, an air pirate, member of the Blue Rogues, and Captain of the legendary Delphinus.
Lorenzo (V2 Universe)

**Lorenzo** is a major supporting character featured in the *V2 Universe* television series. A mysterious and charismatic man and a former member of the Vincent Five, he is the primary employer of the infamous Twilight Killer and both the founder and Prime Chairman of Arclight, a powerful and influential PMC based out of Gaia, Lorenzo's birthplace - in reality, Arclight serves as a reliable front for Arcadia, a terrorist organization that seeks to destroy The Prophets.

In spite of Lorenzo's deep-seated moral grayness and secrecy, Lorenzo nonetheless maintains a decent working relationship with his former comrades in the Vincent Five (in spite of reluctance on V2's part), offering them critical information and assistance at vital points in the narrative.

Lorenzo is a Geass user. He is portrayed by Jafar.
Roy Elliston

**Roy Elliston** is one of the main characters of the V2 Chronicles Series. He appears briefly during the climax of the first film, but he is properly introduced and has his face revealed in the second film. Roy lives a double life as an independent vigilante and an Amber Academy student, much like V2. Roy joins the Vincent Five in order to facilitate the Tera Rescue Operation, becoming a Rookie in the process. Though it's clear he prefers to work alone, his involvement with the Vincent Five doesn't really seem to end, per se.

Roy has an insane amount of agility and endurance, known for being the fastest member on the team, but he has a tendency to overwork and exhaust himself. Before joining the Vincent Five and before becoming an independent vigilante, he was a member of The Hounds. Roy is portrayed by Shisui Uchiha - Madara Uchiha and Sasuke Uchiha, fellow members of his clan, also portray James and Yuri Mobius respectively.

## Gallery

Roy strategizing at his original hideout in Central City.
Isabel di Eberle

**Lady Isabel di Eberle** is one of the main supporting protagonists of the V2 Chronicles Series. An elegant, haughty Britannian noblewoman hailing from Pendragon, she originally allied herself with the Vincent Five as part of a deal to assassinate her perpetually-annoying rival, Vernie Toirdelbach. After his assassination, and after a particularly disastrous ballroom incident, Isabel realized she greatly preferred the company of the Vincents, and became their official Ambassador after Prometheus' demise.

Though Isabel was initially at risk of losing her rank due to her association with the Vincents, her efforts in exposing Sodini Keener-Jeffries and Vernie as Promethean spies were recognized by the Knights of the Round and the Emperor, and she got to keep her rank as a result. She is portrayed by huntress Weiss Schnee, and her fellow huntresses and friends Ruby Rose and Yang Xiao Long star in the V2 Chronicles series as Candy and Saffron respectively.
Promethean War

The **Promethean War** was the main conflict featured in *Part I - Vincent Five*. The Promethean War was a global campaign spearheaded by Prometheus and the Council of Fire that officially lasted from January 8, 2019 - February 11, 2019; it was the Council of Fire's strongest, most concentrated attempt to dominate the world. Prometheus' forces were surprisingly powerful, bolstered by their secretive headquarters and terrorist-owned supply routes, but the war was ultimately concluded during The Invasion of Central City, when V2 killed Prometheus and Melissa Lavigne led the charge to destroy Prometheus' Air Fleet with the CCLA, which formed in response to the Promethean War as a whole.
Kai Ishida

**Kai Ishida** is a supporting character featured in the *V2 Universe* television series. Kai is a transfer student assigned to Class 2-V; namely, the dreaded "sixth row", a row notorious for housing the desks that infamous alumni once occupied. He is a withdrawn and quiet person, seemingly rarely paying attention in class and blasting music in his headphones.

Currently, Kai is posing as a student under the command of the Sunrise Empire as part of a 'mission' given to him by his illusive superiors: the Homeland, an offshoot of the Prophets. Kai is a Code caster - his Code is unique in that it manifested into an actual being. Kai is portrayed by Kai Ishida, also known as Minato Arisato.
Kyoshiro Zaki

**Kyoshiro Zaki** is a supporting antagonist featured in the *V2 Universe* television series. He is one of the 'Tarot Cards' of Sunrise, operating under the Hanged Man Arcana. Kyoshiro is a first-class warrior and a brilliant tactician, essential to Sunrise's success as an organization.

Kyoshiro is portrayed by Kyoshiro Tohdoh.
Mobius Central Hospital

The **Mobius Central Hospital**, or simply **Mobius Central**, is a location seen in the V2 Chronicles. Mobius Central is one of the best hospitals in Central City, if not the greatest of them all. The facility is run by Mobius Medicine, with Nana Mobius herself as its medical director. Due to V2's personal, familial connection to the Mobius family, not to mention Yuri Mobius' ties to the Vincent Five, it's very, very common to catch the danger-magnet Vincent Five at Mobius Central.

## History and Usage

### Part II: Akasha

Mobius Central properly appears for the first time in *Part II - Akasha*. Ristar returns to the Vincent Five's training compound injured and sickly after his run-in with the Twilight Killer; the team quickly has him hauled over to Mobius Medicine. Ristar is assigned to be put under the care of Kirsten Valentine. Nana looks over his charts and correctly assumes that Ristar was likely on a balcony and then shot at from a distance, which explains the fall damage in addition to the bullet wound. After expressing her worries for the group and her son, she assures them that Ristar is going to be okay, but will need some time to fully recover from his ultimately temporary wounds.

At that moment, Kirsten walks inside and briefly greets both Yuri and Jeremiah before pulling Nana aside to talk to her about some intel that she'd discovered about the Twilight Killer. After some listening in, the Vincents leave to confer with the rest of their group about Ristar's state.

During the chaos of the Lucien Robbery, V2 calls Mobius Central to make sure that Ristar is safe. Though he asks for Dr. Valentine, Nana surprises him by answering in her stead, explaining that Kirsten was presently busy with "citizen evacuation" (she was most likely conferring with Arcadia at the time). Nana assures V2 that both Shesthaal Forgnar and James Mobius had dropped by with the CCLA to help barricade the hospital with armored windows and set up a defensive post. Reassured by this information, V2 hangs up.

The next time Mobius Central appears, the Vincent Five walk in on Dr. Joe Wise notifying Nana about Kirsten's whereabouts, or lack thereof - he explains that once she arrived and made sure Ristar was doing okay, she promptly vanished. The way that Nana reacts implies this isn't the first time this has happened. Ristar has also been sneaking out of his room to go wander around, in spite of the fact that the hospital staff encourage him to stay put and let his wounds heal - at that very moment, Ristar appears and struts towards the Vincent Five in spite of the comments of Sasha, the nurse assigned to watch over him.

After some banter, Nana decides that Ristar seems fine enough to at least go to the cafeteria with his friends, but she hangs behind to discuss Ristar's state with Sasha and Joe Wise and whether or not he's admissible for release. Ristar is ultimately allowed to leave the hospital and join the Vincents on their trip to Altria.
Invasion of Central City

The **Invasion of Central City**, also known as the **February Rebellion** and the **End of the Promethean War**, was the final battle of the Promethean War, as featured in Part I - Vincent Five. This battle was Prometheus' and the Council of Fire's all-out attack on Central City, an ambitious effort to seize control of the city-state by any means necessary.

Despite causing a sizable amount of damage and nearly managing to take control of the iconic city, Prometheus was ultimately killed by V2 of the Vincent Five, and the Council of Fire was effectively destroyed by the efforts of the Knights of the Round, GUN, the Vincent Five, and the recently-formed Central City Liberation Army. Melissa of the Vincent Five was regrettably killed in action during this battle. Sanctuary was formed in Ramona Valley following this battle.

The Prophets were also involved in this battle, although this is not publicly known - Overlord requested assistance from the Prophets' secret police in order to destroy the remnants of Prometheus' ground forces. The agent Daymond was quick to lead a team of assassins that were in and out in record time - all targets and witnesses were either killed or captured, rendering their involvement in this event a secret to many.
Knights of the Round

The **Knights of the Round** are a special unit of 7 elite knights hailing from (or residing in) Britannia, almost all of whom have been chosen by direct orders from Emperor Gendo zi Britannia or by personal selection via Allison Freeland, the Knight of One and de facto leader of the Knights of the Round as a whole.

A notable requirement to become a Knight of the Round is to have exceptional Knightmare piloting skills, hence why the Seven Days Knightmare Development Project was created exclusively with the Knights of the Round in mind.

## Knightmares Utilized

These are the personalized, elite Knightmare Frames made specifically for the Knights of the Round as part of the "Seven Days" Knightmare line heralded by Britannia's research & development corps. The Knightmares below are organized by rank (the Knight of One's Knightmare first and foremost, then the Knight of Two's, and so on and so forth).
Montero

**Montero** is the capital city of Vallia, a Greenland Territory featured in *Sundial*. Montero is arguably the first thing that springs to mind when locals and foreigners alike think of Vallia - its distinctively beautiful sunsets, solar panel-driven technology, Spanish-inspired culture, and seafaring populace sharply defines the entire country's personality; Montero is a source of pride for Vallians as a result.
Joseph Greyfield

**Joseph Greyfield** is a supporting character featured in the V2 Chronicles. Joseph is a high-school student and a field agent of the Vincent Five serving under the command of Jude Vanston as Team Jude's scout and engineer. Joseph is a laidback and fun-loving guy, but his lackadaisical nature, clumsy attitude, and lazy immaturity makes it easy for him to slack off and act childish with the rest of his team when Jude isn't around to reel them in.

Joseph is portrayed by Yosuke Hanamura.
Nadia

**Nadia** is a supporting antagonist in the V2 Chronicles Series. A member of the powerful cabal known as The Prophets, Nadia is responsible for the Prophets' wetwork - she carries out a number of notable assassinations throughout the series, including former Vincent Five member Jackie and Gendo zi Britannia, the 98th Emperor of Britannia.
Nora Stormflower

**Nora Stormflower** is a supporting character in the V2 Chronicles. She is a proud class clown, and directly competes with Rivalz Cardemonde to assert her dominance as the ultimate Hereford clown. Nora and her brother, Marshall, are two of 20 students assigned to Class 5-D. Nora is also a stark, obsessive fan of pancakes, and commonly fights other pancake enthusiasts to assert her pancake dominance. Marshall believes she has a fighting problem.

She is portrayed by Nora Valkyrie.
Nilah Frost

**Nilah Frost** is a character featured in the V2 Chronicles. Nilah is a History professor employed by Amber Academy and an independent Historian on the side - the Troll professor is perhaps the strictest of the relatively chill set of professors that teach Class 2-V, but she's more than willing to share a wide berth of facts and knowledge with interested parties.

Nilah is portrayed by Aranea Serket.
Julian

**Julian Marcel** is a minor supporting protagonist in the V2 Chronicles Series. A Central City kid born and raised in the slums of the city, he managed to rise his way out of poverty by becoming a gamer and a digital artist, eventually finding success as a politician. He is part of a political trio that consists of himself and his two closest friends, Prime Minister Ding-Dong and Cabinet Secretary Oney O'Neill.

When Ding-Dong was elected to Prime Minister, Julian became his Secretary of State. He is also an Evangelion pilot and serves in the CCLA from time to time. He is portrayed by Julian Marcel, a real-life gamer and digital artist.
Micah Wolfe

**Micah Wolfe** is one of the main supporting protagonists of the Asher Chronicles, and the first (and so far only) main protagonist to take the spotlight from Asher's Kingdom. Micah is a prostitute - the Head Male Whore of Sakura Palace, to be precise, beloved by women for his dark good looks, his excellent style, and his confident, intelligent personality. When Micah meets and mutually falls in love with Cherry Myrus, it sets into motion a long, dramatic war between the Myrus Family and Sakura Palace, with Micah caught right in the middle of it all.

Micah is portrayed by Yamato Hotsuin.
Papyrus

**Papyrus** is a character introduced in the *Hallow's Eve* OVA special. The youngest child of the brilliant Dr. Gaster, Papyrus is an eager, somewhat naïve teenager intent on becoming a member of the Royal Guard of Celona City, though he's got his hands full trying to keep his elder siblings Sans and especially Sucy out of trouble around the Alder House.

Papyrus is portrayed eponymously by Papyrus.
Lora Cobra

**Lord Lora Cobra**, often referred to as just Lora Cobra, is a major supporting protagonist in the V2 Chronicles Series. He is the leader of The Vipers, one of Central City's more benevolent gangs who, thanks to Cobra's influence, seem to share similar goals to the Vincent Five: peace and order in Central City, the city that never knows when to sleep.

Lora Cobra is portrayed by Orochimaru.
Chosen Ones

The **Chosen Ones** are a group of (presumably at least seven) individuals chosen by the Whims of Fate to uphold the sanctity of life and defend it with any number of exceptional powers bestowed unto them by the Whims of Fate. Typically only one Chosen One exists per generation, although there have been known to be at least two existing at a time; although the power and title of the Chosen One can be passed down and inherited by others, Chosen Ones are typically Chosen until their eventual death. The current Chosen One is V2, leader of the Vincent Five.
Kei

**Kei** is a supporting antagonist in the V2 Chronicles. She is a member of of The Disciples, one of the most powerful gangs in Central City, second only to the Vincent Five in terms of influence and power. A Ramona Valley Faunus forced to conceal her animal identity, Kei is the easygoing muscle and vehicle operator of the group - Kei handles all of the heavy, destructive weaponry the group comes across and is often their ride out of potentially tight situations.

Kei is portrayed by Yoruichi Shihouin.
Naomi Mobius

**Naomi Mobius**, otherwise known as **Kiyomi Mobius**, or simply **Kiyomi**, is one of the main supporting protagonists of the V2 Chronicles series. An enterprising entrepreneur and traveling merchant, she has an impossibly-large amount of unique baubles, knick-knacks, and items that she can utilize at a moment's notice, for business, pleasure, combat, and anything in-between. A chance encounter she has with V2 in Ramona Valley is what sets her on the path to becoming a permanent member of the Vincent Five.

Naomi is the sister of Yuri Mobius, and the daughter of James and Nana Mobius. In spite of the Mobius' connections to the aristocracy and their noble titles, Naomi keeps her surname a secret to the general public, not wanting to use her family name to get ahead or gain the wrong kind of attention. She is portrayed by Tenten, a real-life entrepreneur, and shop owner.
Ichiro

**Ichiro Katase** is a supporting character featured in the V2 Chronicles. Ichiro is a behind-the-scenes member of the Sunrise Empire - he handles a lot of public relations and social media management, not wanting to step into the spotlight due to overwhelming shyness and a fear of getting murdered.

Ichiro is portrayed by Yu Ishigami.
Kellan

**Kellan** is a minor antagonist featured in the *V2 Universe*. Kellan is one of the first villains to appear in the show, and the first to directly oppose the protagonists Callista Paige and V2 of the Vincent Five. Kellan was the leader of the Vultures, formerly one of Central City's toughest gangs - however, after the events of the Station Square Hostage Crisis, Kellan was arrested by the police and the Vultures nullified as a threat.
Part I: Vincent Five

The mysterious poster for Part I - Vincent Five.

**Part I - Vincent Five** is a Britannian action-adventure film directed by Emperor V2 (in his acting and directorial debut) and the first film in both the *V2 Chronicles* film trilogy and the first film in the V2 Cinematic Universe (VCU), featuring an enormous, unprecedented ensemble cast selected and handpicked by Emperor V2 himself, during his birthday.

Filming and principal photography began on August 22; though Part I was recorded in a number of locations around the world, filming took place predominantly in Britannia, China, and a number of personal locations owned by Emperor V2.

Part I was a landmark success, and is currently the highest-grossing film of all time, due to Emperor V2 enacting a worldwide law that demanded at least one mandatory viewing of Part I; despite the kindly-reduced costs for individuals and families, the sheer scope of Part I's audience was enough to put it at the top of the food chain, easily surpassing the amount of money that the previous #1 film, Avengers: Endgame. Part I received numerous rewards and nominations and kickstarted the entirety of the V2 Chronicles franchise.
Delfina

**Delfina** is the capital city of Rosia. The Rosian Imperial Palace resides in the capital city of Delfina, as do many iconic landmarks for the Rosian nobility - as a result of this, Delfina is a lavish and luxurious city, steeped in corruption and vice. Delfina (which stems from the Italian *delfino*, meaning dolphin) is named after the country's distinctive dolphin-like shape.
Kingsley University

**Kingsley University** is a location featured in the V2 Universe television series. Kingsley was an arts academy located in the Greenland Territories formerly owned by the Gilligan Foundation before getting bought out by an unknown bidder - it was then shut down with its students redistributed across the continent due to rumors about a highly contagious virus spreading throughout the campus grounds. Despite the fact that the college physically remains standing, many consider Kingsley University to be a thoroughly abandoned place with very little hope of coming back from the dead.

In actuality, Kingsley is owned by Siegfried and the members of Sunrise, who use it as a facility, living space, hideout, storage center, and meeting grounds. Kaguya, Shiro, and Trixie notably wear the intended school uniforms for Kingsley University as a subtle demonstration of Sunrise's victory.
Hyde

**Hyde Kido** is a supporting character featured in the V2 Chronicles. Hyde is an field agent for the Vincent Five - in spite of his impressive skillset and specialties (stealth and swordsmanship), Hyde's often brash and flippant nature, especially around figures of authority, has resulted in his inability to stay on any Captain's team for too long.

Hyde is portrayed by his eponymous actor, Hyde Kido.