List of Minor Characters in Part I

The V2 Chronicles have a very large amount of characters that comprise the sum total of its cast. A good number of these characters have very little screentime and a minimal amount of lines. Here is a list of the minor characters that can be seen in *Part I - The Vincent Five*, the first film in the V2 Trilogy.

## Scenes 1-10

### Nergal Orphrey

**Nergal Orphrey** is one of the first faces seen in the V2 Chronicles. A minor antagonist, he was briefly involved with Fat Albert and was almost involved in a scheme to reveal Viro's true identity to the world - however, a raid led by the Vincent Five put a stop to the plan for good. Orphrey was knocked out by Ristar and then presumably arrested thereafter. Nergal seemed to lack the ruthlessness of his colleagues - he was noticeably very wary of V2. He was hesitant about working with Fat Albert and Vardingale, knowing that V2 was "not a man you should cross". Nergal Orphrey is portrayed by his eponymous actor, Nergal Orphrey.

### Dr. Vardingale

**Dr. Vardingale** was one of Fat Albert's informants - in the first scene, Dr. Vardingale was the one that notified Nergal about Fat Albert's plans to unveil Viro, providing him transport to Fat Albert's hideout as well. He was also knocked out by Ristar and then presumably arrested thereafter. He seemed to have a close-working relationship with Fat Albert, referring to him by his codename 'A'. Vardingale was one of the first people to learn about Viro's (seemingly) true identity as V2, claiming that the name was "barely a human [one]." Dr. Vardingale was portrayed by his eponymous actor, Dr. Vardingale, who Emperor V2 met once while bowling.

### Rosenberg Agents

**David Oxley, Tica Douglas**, and **Joel Knox** were three Rosenberg agents hired by the Council of Fire and placed in charge of smuggling goods from the harbor during the night of the Freighter Operation. Although the three representatives assumed this was to acquire more supplies for Rosenberg, it was actually a carefully-laid trap by Tina Lockhart and Zach II to lure the Vincent Five into the freighter for an impromptu assassination. They had been involved with Jeremiah Gottwald and Project SEMELE at some point in the past - their attempts to sway Jeremiah to their side fell on deaf ears. The Vincent Five knocked out David and Joel, and Tica was assassinated by Zach II; David and Joel presumably died with the sinking of the freighter.

### Eric Kaufman

**Eric Kaufman** was a student that went to go see Dr. Nana Mobius, back when her practice was at Amber Academy. He complained that it hurt whenever he contorted his body, and she joked that he just shouldn't do it. They laughed about it, and Nana told him that he had terminal brain cancer, giving him no longer than a single month. Eric took it pretty well, even mentioning that he was glad it was terminal with a chipper tone in his voice. He took a lollipop from the doctor's jar before leaving. When the Council of Fire invaded Amber Academy, they found Eric Kaufman having a seizure on his bed. The Promethean soldiers present complained about the Chekhov's Gun effect and left. Eric is presumably dead.

### Sonny Strait

**Sonny Strait** was a teacher at Amber Academy - his only scene was telling Nana that her husband wanted to see her. She thanked him and left her office; the moment she left, Sonny was randomly assassinated by an unknown assailant. To this day, it is unknown why the scene exists in Part I; though it has been thoroughly analyzed by a handful of fans (some even saying it was foreshadowing to the Twilight Killer), no canon evidence of this exists. Sonny was portrayed by Maes Hughes.

### Ramona Valley Punks

**Gilbert, Winz**, and **Seamus the Pigeon** were a group of gamers that frequently bullied people in Ramona Valley. When V2 asked the bartender to change the channel for him due to his lack of interest in the Rickard & Mortimer Show (a popular choice for gamers and Intellectuals), the three of them confronted him and threatened to beat him up, unaware that he was Viro. They threatened to 'take [it] outside', to which V2 countered: "scared to lose in front of your friends?" The three of them were about to start a fight with him before Naomi Mobius interfered. Seamus in particular was known for his mile-a-minute way of speaking.

## Scenes 11-20

### Commander Glass

**Commander Glass** was a Britannian soldier present during the Battle of Ocean Avenue. Her evacuation helicopters were under heavy fire on the Celona City coastline - she requested assistance from Overlord and ordered the 'First Company' to keep position. She was presumably killed when the Council's chemical weapons were utilized - at the very least, Glass was likely killed during the Battle of Celona City.

### Stalker 5 & Goliath

**Stalker 5** and **Goliath** were the code names of two Britannian commanders that attempted to stop the spread of Promethean chemical weaponry, but their efforts were halted by heavy mortar fire. Stalker 5, Goliath, and the Fifth Company were forced to evacuate the premises. Their current status is unknown.

### Herb Keurig Bishop

**Herb Keurig Bishop** was a Promethean commander chosen to be one of the field commanders during the Battle of Ocean Avenue - Herb was specifically tasked with the capture of Prime Minister Ding-Dong, who had been visiting the city prior to the start of the Promethean War. Herb's forces were destroyed by Spike Walker and Stephanie Grant - his backup forces were later dealt with by Lily Ukina and Allison Freeland. Herb was briefly mentioned during a meeting between Prometheus' top advisors, mentioning his failure to retrieve the Prime Minister - beyond that, however, Herb has been uninvolved in the series since.

### Captain Grelle

**Captain Grelle** was a Promethean commander that the Vincent Five briefly fought during a raid on a Promethean Air Force base, a raid led by Yuri Mobius, Candy Clairet, and Saffron McCarthy in the wake of Viro's absence. His forces had been taken by surprise, and he was struggling to maintain control of the situation. He briefly had a duel with Candy Clairet before he was presumably defeated. Though Grelle is not mentioned nor seen again after this encounter, there is a computer seen in Prometheus' meeting room that lists him among the deceased personnel; Herb Bishop and Lord Sire's names can also be seen among the deceased.

## Scenes 21-30

### Dingo & Sleet

**Dingo** and **Sleet** are two mercenaries the Council of Fire hired as part of the overarching Promethean War. The two mercenaries were assigned to Albury, tasked with conquering the city alongside Lord Sire and his Borz clan members. Dingo is the dumb muscle, and Sleet the prickly brains - Dingo often makes idiotic statements, causing Sleet to grow exasperated with his unknowing stupidity. The two mercenaries managed to escape retribution at the hands of the makeshift Vincent Five during the Albury Liberation.

## Scenes 31-40

### Seventh Squadron Strike Captain Shawnus Shanus McSalazar

**Seventh Squadron Strike Captain Shawnus Shanus McSalazar** was a Britannian commander on the frontlines of the Battle of Camelot. Notably, Shawnus spoke with a miserably accurate Sean Connery impression (impresshion) - his way of speaking and his tendency to over-utilize 's' words in his sentences ("suffice it to say, I've been shattered to smithereens") was enough to make Overlord cry in disbelief when he called for assistance. Shawnus and the Seventh Squadron were killed by Promethean stealth bombers. Another character very similar to Shawnus pops up in Part II - both are portrayed by Black**☆**Star. The accent is all his.

### Elder Quamme

**Elder Quamme** was a Celona City civilian that attempted to evacuate his family and friends through the metro station tunnels in order to avoid the Battle of Camelot. However, Quamme's party was quickly intercepted by Scoutmaster Lumpus and his Promethean strike team. After being thoroughly questioned and interrogated by the gleeful, sadistic Lumpus, Quamme was lit on fire, and the other members of Quamme's party were likewise burned to death before the Knights of the Round entered the scene too late. His name can be briefly seen among others in a memorial placard behind Cynthia Summers in *Part II - Akasha*.

### Obi-Wan, Grievous, and Dooku

**Obi-Wan Kenobi, General Grievous**, and **Count Dooku** were soldiers of the Celona City National Guard that assisted the Britannian military with repairs to their SAM sites, missile-launching stations that had been broken down by the Promethean military. Notably, these three seemed to be aware that they were from the popular series Star Wars. Thanks to their efforts and the assistance of the Knights of the Round, the three were able to get the SAM sites up and running... however, they were all Geassed by Tina Lockhart to turn the missiles onto the Britannian military rather than their intended Promethean targets. Zach II would later dispose of them.

## Scenes 41-50

### Sailor Mars

"*Don't be a stranger, girls! After all... those **are** my best costumers*."

**Sailor Mars** is the street name of a hooker that works for the Sakura Palace, also known as the Sakura House or just Sakura. Mars is well-acquainted with both Jeremiah Gottwald and Chaza; Mars jokes and plays around with Jeremiah for a moment before pointing him in the direction of Chaza's new office. She also immediately recognizes Candy and Saffron, reminiscing about the "good old days" (furthering the notion that they were once prostitutes) much to Saffron's total embarrassment and anxiety. She appears again during V2 Universe, when the Sakura Palace makes an appearance in the show. She is portrayed by Rei Hino, who also portrays the very similarly-named Arclight employee Leanne Marsden.

## Scenes 51-60

### Kankuro

**Kankuro** was a Faunus rebel that worked alongside Leona and served under the command of Princess Serena and Dualscar during the Battle of Ramona Valley. He was an excellent trapper and saboteur for the Ramona Valley Resistance. ensnaring a number of Promethean soldiers in his nets and trapping Mindfang's enforcers on the cliffs. He was, however, killed by Mindfang when she launched missiles from the silos of her naval fleet. His gravestone can be seen in the credits montage at the end of Part I, with Leona and Serena giving the lost Ramona Valley rebels a proper burial. A picture of him, Leona, and Catra can also be seen in Catra's hut. Kankuro was portrayed by his eponymous actor, Kankuro.

### Captain Shoji

**Captain Shoji** was a Promethean commander and one of Mindfang's chosen naval commanders during the Battle of Ramona Valley. He often issued orders to the Promethean Marines or passed along orders issued by Mindfang. Although he often seemed to disagree with some of Mindfang's tactics (such as risking the destruction of their own forces by bombing the valley), he was nevertheless a committed captain and followed through with all of his orders. Shoji and a good chunk of his naval fleet were destroyed by Dualscar and Li Xingke, thanks to a number of depth charges hidden under the sea by Dualscar's forces during the battle. Shoji was portrayed by his eponymous actor, Mezo Shoji.

## Scenes 61-70

### Stephan Kliegel

**Stephan Kliegel** was an Amber Academy student that was present during the Council of Fire's ambush on Amber Academy, as part of the Invasion of Central City. He was a member of the Horticulture Club (a club of Amber Academy gardeners known for being incels), and could barely even count to two. When confronted by Promethean soldiers demanding information about V2's whereabouts, Stephan bonked himself on the head with a pipe stolen from Pipe Club, giving himself permanent brain damage so he wouldn't have to answer. Declaring him a lost cause, the soldiers had him shot to death. His roommate, portrayed by Koji Koda, was brutally murdered by a soldier portrayed by Izuku Midoriya as well.

### Ed, Edd, n Eddy

**Ed, Edd, n Eddy** were three Amber Academy students present during the Council of Fire's invasion of Amber. They had been confronted by their rival, Kevin, a Promethean commander demanding intel on V2. The three Ed boys attempted to spring a prank on Kevin - however, much to their shock, both the prank and the fail-safe prank refused to work. Kevin's Geass was revealed then - his Geass allows him to specifically foil all of Ed, Edd, n Eddy's plans. However, Kevin reveals that he hadn't even needed to use his Geass to stop them that time, outwitting them because "I watch 60 Minutes, dorks. All hail Prometheus!"

### Sergeant Ogden

**Sergeant Ogden** was a Promethean soldier that worked under the command of Tina Lockhart during the Invasion of Central City. She was assigned to the Eastern sector of Central City - after destroying GUN's defensive forces and mopping up the paratroopers on the Lunato riverside, she assisted Yui and Nine with the obliteration of GUN's anti-Knightmare forces stationed on the expressway and assisted in the takeover of a westside hotel. She was also there to personally witness the duel between Endeavour and Pepsiman. Ogden was one of several losses incurred during the earth-shattering duel between Jeremiah Gottwald and Raiden X; the hotel she was stationed at was obliterated by Raiden X, with the normally-infallible Tina only barely managing to escape death.

### ARK Scientists & Technicians

**Glen Layton's** team of scientists and technicians on board the Space Colony ARK were a group tasked by Prometheus to fire the Eclipse Cannon as the climax to the Invasion of Central City. Right as the Cannon was prepared to fire, however, the entire cannon was obliterated by Jeremiah Gottwald. Layton and his team were among the only Promethean personnel to remain aboard the ARK, hiding to avoid persecution from the law. However, they were killed by Tristan Vineyard and Sonya Dragunov when they came to occupy the ARK in the name of Arcadia, kicking off the plot of *Part II* months in advance.