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Promethean Army

The **Promethean Army**, also known as the **Promethean Ground Force** or the **Army of the Council of Fire**, is the ground-based warfare branch of the Council of Fire's military forces. They are the largest of the Council's paramilitary branches and have been involved in almost every major on-screen battle of the Promethean War.

The Promethean Army is tasked with counter-terrorism, counter-insurgency, search-and-destroy, and all land-based operations in the name of Prometheus and the Council of Fire. Due to their large numbers, they are regarded as the face of the Council and the Promethean War as a whole.
Jan Shirato

**Jan Shirato** is a minor character featured in the *V2 Chronicles*. Jan is a student at Amber Academy, and the President of the Chess Club. True to his title, Jan is a total incel - compared to the Club's more confident and charismatic sponsor, incel icon Sodini Keener-Jeffries, Jan is much more sour and blunt, turning down Callista Paige from joining Chess Club because he believed she lacked even a "modicum of intelligence".

Jan is portrayed by Jin Shirato.
Republique

**Republique** is the third episode of the Asher Chronicles, a *V2 Universe* spinoff series starring Asher's Kingdom.

In this episode, Asher yearns for his "nation" to be properly acknowledged and respected by other "bordering nations". When Asher and co. come across a mail-in flyer advertising a tiny republic in the Greenland mountains, the Kingdom heads north, intent on making their presence known.
Ramona Valley

The accepted flag of Ramona Valley. National colors are green, tan/brown, and pink.

## Additional Details

### Noteworthy Affiliates

Sanctuary
Altria

**Ramona Valley**, sometimes referred to simply as **Ramona**, is a large confederacy of nations (officially classified as a federal republic operating under a unitary democracy system) and one of the major superpowers in the V2 Chronicles. Found in the far south of the fictional continent Vitannia, it is bordered on the north by Celona and on the west and east by the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans respectively. It ranks as one of the highest nations in area in the world, below Asia and Europe but above the Holy Britannian Empire and Altria.

Ramona Valley is made up of roughly 90+ states, some of which have declared independence and seceded from the primary Ramona government (Ramona could be considered a collection of disputed territories as a result). The vast majority of states, however, are overseen by Governor Lady Sophia. Due to the vastness of Ramona Valley's lands and the often adventurous, whimsical nature of some of its territories, Ramona Valley and its collection of states is a common backdrop for many stories set in the V2 Chronicles.
Lucy Ann Taylor

**Lucy Ann Taylor** is a student at Amber Academy and one of 30 students assigned to Class 2-V. An absolute sweetheart, she is utterly devoted to her friends, and is an avid, vocal fan of the Vincent Five, having been so long before knowing that her classmate was Viro the entire time.

Lucy is portrayed by Shirley Fenette.
Paul Paulson

**Paul Paulson** is an antagonist featured in the Asher Chronicles. Paul is an unpopular, embittered Korey High student that stumbles into power when he comes across a factory full of robots programmed to serve anyone by the name of 'Paul', causing the young man to go on an insane power trip.

Paul is portrayed by Riddhe Marcenas.
Leonov

**Leonov** was a former General serving the Sunrise Empire - he was the original Hangman (Hanged Man) Arcana, and coordinated Siegfried's military forces as a result of this. Trixie Pop notably hated him, despising his lack of attachment to his soldiers and his lack of compunction about battle losses, that all he cared about was the destruction of the enemy.

When Siegfried captured the Gladian girl Miriam for the first time and was mulling over what to do with her, Leonov strongly suggested executing her in front of his men, to set an example for enemies and allies alike. Siegfried, however, seemed more interested in using her strength. After insulting him in front of his subordinates, Trixie killed him, with a smug reminder that she'd received clearance to do so. His subordinate, Kyoshiro, was henceforth made the Field Commander.
Melissa Lavigne

**Melissa Lavigne** is one of the main protagonists of the V2 Chronicles series. The identical twin sister of Avril Lavigne, Melissa and Avril were an infamous criminal duo that used their similar looks and similar musical talents to further their crime empire. Melissa was rehabilitated by the Vincent Five - Avril, however, escaped retribution, but had a change of heart and decided to help her sister out from time to time. A guitar-wielding magician, Melissa handles a lot of the dirtier jobs the Vincent Five undertake from time to time. She and Saffron are arguably the 'big sister' figures of the group.

It is unknown exactly what causes Melissa and Avril's instruments to have such power, but whatever the case, she shares a kinship with Ristar and V2 due to their similar inexplicable powers. Melissa sacrificed herself at the end of the Promethean War, using the last of her energy to destroy Prometheus' air fleet and save Central City's Rainbow Tower from complete destruction. Melissa is, ironically, portrayed by Avril Lavigne, whereas Avril is portrayed by Melissa Lavigne.
Guren Gloves

The **Guren Gloves** are a piece of equipment found in the *V2 Chronicles*, used and wielded almost exclusively by Redd. The Guren Gloves are essential to the Knightmare Frame Kurenai's operational capacity - the gloves provide a technological link between the owner and the Knightmare, and allow the pilot to remotely control Kurenai without ever having to step foot inside of it. The Guren Gloves control not only hand-centric motions, but leg, torso, and head motions as well. Layla maintains and repairs the Guren Gloves whenever necessary - it is currently unknown who created and manufactured the gloves (or Kurenai) in the first place.
Natsuki

**Natsuki** is a student at Amber Academy and one of the 30 students assigned to Class 2-V. She is one of four members of the Literature Club, and their de-facto baker as well. Natsuki is an aggressive tsundere, often getting into fights with Yuri Ohtani with little to no prompting, to the amusement of their Literature Club friends. Natsuki is an honorary member of the Amber Academy Student Council as well.

She is portrayed by her eponymous actress, Natsuki, a young student, poet, baker, and part-time wrestler.
RWC Corporation

The **Rail Work Corporation**, known best to the public as the **RWC** or the (redundant) **RWC Corporation**, is a railworks company that specializes in the construction of train tracks, lightrail systems, and railroad maintenance. Notably, the RWC created the long, winding train tracks that run throughout the Old Town Road, and had a hand in constructing the iconic lightrail and metro systems in Central City.

Although the company seems to be mostly benevolent, there is some level of (possibly unintentional) connection with the Sunrise Empire via the Toromo Agency, a collective of nobles that "willingly" serve Siegfried Wulfstan by seemingly investing money into the RWC... only for the money to find its way into the hands of Sunrise agents undercover as RWC financiers and brokers, as part of a plan to cover up the money flow from the authorities (if discovered). How deep and how far this level of involvement goes is currently unknown - it's currently unclear whether the Sunrise agents were instilled into the RWC as part of a deal brokered between them and the Empire (and thus, this is happening with the company's consent), or if the agents' presence is secretive (sleeper agents) and a mystery to the higher-ups. Given the Sunrise Empire's modus operandi of secrecy, the latter option seems to be the most likely.
Paul or Nothing

**Paul or Nothing** is the eleventh episode of the Asher Chronicles, a *V2 Universe* spinoff series starring Asher's Kingdom. In spite of being adjacent to the Red Light Arc and featuring the arc's same cast, Paul or Nothing is not considered to be part of the arc as a whole.

In this episode, Paul Paulson, an embittered and unpopular Korey High student, stumbles upon a factory full of robots that, when awakened, offer their undying servitude to Paul due to the fundamentals of their programming (to follow anyone named 'Paul', due to the vague instructions given to them by their creators). Paul goes mad with power, declaring war upon Sakura Palace and, soon, the entire world.
Kid

**Captain Kid** was a minor antagonist from *Part II - Akasha*. He was the highly skilled pilot of the Destra, an experimental Armor created by GUN that he utilized in a battle against the Vincent Five during the Tera Rescue Operation. Although he came close to destroying the Vincents, he was ultimately defeated by the Vincent Five's superior destruction tactics and was executed by V2.

He is portrayed by Death the Kid.
Royal Sons

The **Royal Sons** are an antagonistic force in the *V2 Universe* television series, a group that secretly controls Rosia from the shadows and wants to overhaul the imperial monarchy into an oligarchy. This treasonous group consists of a mixture of nobles, high-publicity figures, corrupt politicians, criminals, mercenaries, and others with suspicious amounts of wealth. The associates of the Royal Sons are often screened very carefully - infiltration is known to be difficult.

Prior to the events of the V2 Universe, the Royal Sons were little more than a group of students and small politicians that planned to overthrow the government before, ironically, becoming a group of predominantly aristocrats and nobles.
Warlord

The **VX-58** **Warlord** is one of the most commonly-seen Knightmares in the V2 Chronicles. Warlord has garnered a reputation for being a unique vigilante Knightmare, piloted by a seemingly unknown hero that always evades capture and saves the day when needed (and when you least expect it). The pilot of the Warlord is Desmond Rouge.

## Specifications

**General Characteristics**

* Crew: One
* Height: 5.38 meters
* Weight: 7.99 metric tons
* Power Source: Sakuradite, Aster Drive, Tesla G-Series Engine (formerly), Energy Filler

**Design Features**

* Factsphere Sensor
* Landspinner System
* Detachable Float System
* Cockpit Ejection
* Built-in Missile Pods

**Armament**

* Multiple Slash Harkens
* 2 Maser Swords
* Elbow-mounted Shatter Blades
* 2 Wrist-Mounted Rocket Launchers
* Absolute Defense Field

**Optional Armaments**

* VARIS Rifle
* 2 Tesla Rifles (T-Series)
* 1 Gawain Enterprises "Holorifle" Railgun
Quiet Storm (episode)

**Quiet Storm** is the sixteenth episode of the *V2 Universe* television series, and the fifth episode of the Midnight Arc, which covers Episodes 12-17 of Season 1.

## Characters In Order of Appearance

* 1. Trixie Pop
* 2. Kai Ishida
* 3. Scary Rolo
* 4. Mariah Nu
* 5. Kyoshiro Zaki
* 6. Robyn
* 7. Callista Paige
* 8. Tea Gardner
* 9. Sidney Crawford
* 10. Julia Cidel
* 11. Hyde Kido
* 12. Philemon
* 13. Sylvie
* 14. Abrams
* 15. Aeris
* 16. Jazmyn Vesper
* 17. Garvey
* 18. Jericho Mars
* 19. Donovan Black
* 20. Allan Spacer
* 21. Jeremiah Gottwald
* 22. Khan
* 23. Siegfried
* 24. Miriam
* 25. Isabel di Eberle
* 26. Naomi Mobius
* 27. Canis
* 28. Saffron McCarthy
* 29. Spike Walker
* 30. Stephanie Grant
* 31. Lily Ukina
* 32. Allison Freeland
* 33. Narrator
* 34. V2
* 35. Desmond Rouge
* 36. Hana

## Characters Introduced In Order

* Allan Spacer
* Khan
* Miriam
* Spike Walker (first TV appearance)
* Stephanie Grant (first TV appearance)
* Lily Ukina (first TV appearance)
* Allison Freeland (first TV appearance)

## Battles and Events

* Ark Fleet Campaign (Continued)
	+ Callie vs. Khan (Initiated)
	+ Miriam vs. Knights of the Round (Initiated)
Swim Club

The **Swim Club** is one of the many clubs that can be found at Amber Academy. A seemingly all-female club, the Swim Club features some of Amber's most athletic girls - members of Swim Club can often be found at official swim meets across Central City. The members of Swim Club often wear a blue swimsuit with white stripes running down the center and an Amber Academy logo stitched onto the left hip.

Lucy Ann Taylor is the President of Swim Club. Cindy Rose is a notable member of the Club as well - in spite of her decent swimming skills, however, Cindy appears to be more attracted to the idea of being seen in a provocative swimsuit than anything else.
Mira

**Mira Jane** is a character featured in the V2 Chronicles. She is a devout follower of Asher's Kingdom, and one of the only ones with any money to spare thanks to her job as a bar waitress, which lands her the title of both Royal Aide and Financial Minister / Chief of Finance. She and Cindy often help the men (and sometimes women if it feels right) of Asher's Kingdom *unwind*, so to speak, making her an invaluable *ass*et to the Kingdom. She works well in groups.

Mira is portrayed by Mirajane Strauss.
Sakura Palace

**Sakura Palace** is Central City's most beloved (and notorious) whorehouse. Located in a small, red-light sub-district of the Neon District, Sakura Palace is home to a wide variety of beloved men and ladies of the night. The palace was founded by and named after Sakura, the Palace's headmistress.

## All Staff & Personnel

#### Whores

* Sakura - Head Mistress & Pimp
* Micah Wolfe - Head Whore (Male)
* Cindy Rose - Head Whore (Female) & Sakura's Protege
* Peach
* Porrim
* Todd (formerly)

#### Associates

* Cherry Myrus - Investor & Advisor
* Stacy Myrus - Ally
* Vander - Ally
* Matt - Tech support
* Kylar - Stoner that hangs around sometimes
* Yui & Nine - Allies
* Dave & Roxy - Allies
* Death - Technical Ally

#### Noteworthy Clientele

* Stacy Myrus (frequently)
* Vander
* Lerman Norbert
Miranda Konan

**Miranda Konan** was a major character in *Redvale*, a V2 Chronicles spinoff movie. An energy weapons expert and combat engineer, Miranda 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. Miranda was chilly and work-oriented, but managed to keep everyone on the straight and narrow while showing small moments of warmth and genuine care. She wasn't afraid to call out her comrades for poor choices, and had a bit of a ruthless streak.

Miranda is portrayed by Konan.
Julia Cidel

**Julia Cidel** is a supporting character featured in the V2 Chronicles. An incredibly lively, physical, and somewhat airheaded girl, Julia is a low-ranking (third-tier) agent for the Vincent Five, often tasked to run errands, deliver packages, and retrieve items due to her spunky attitude, (expendable nature), and impressive running speed.

Julia is portrayed by Chie Satonaka.
Mei Jun-Yon

**Mei Jun-Yon** is a character featured in the V2 Chronicles. Mei is Chinese - and not particularly proud of it. Mei is a scientist and a professor at Amber Academy that teaches science to Class 2-V - she encourages her students to explore and discover, and often finds herself constructing freeze rays and giving them to kids for their birthdays.

Mei Jun-Yon is portrayed by Mei-Ling Zhao.
Miriam

**Miriam** is a major supporting character featured in the *V2 Universe* television series. Miriam is an Armor pilot from Gladius, the island land of warriors; she and fellow Gladian colleague Khan are two of the Sunrise Empire's strongest soldiers. Miriam is currently the pilot of the GV-77 Cavalot sentinel. Miriam longs to rise in the ranks of the Sunrise Army and join the Arcana, Siegfried's heralded team of commanders.

Miriam is portrayed by Noriko Takaya.
Narrator

**The Narrator** is one of the main characters in the V2 Universe television series. Originally fulfilling much more of a traditional narrator role (for like an episode), the Narrator soon became more of a disembodied mentor and advisor to Callista Paige, the girl whose story he is currently narrating. He is apparently one of many, many narrators for a variety of different protagonists and antagonists across the world.
Kylo Ren

**Kyle Ren** is a character featured in the *V2 Chronicles* - however, he has christened himself **Kylo Ren**. He likes feet and he thinks he's cool, but he's not. Kylo is an art student at SCA, the same school that Troy Specter attends. Kylo is a member of the Central City Bad Bros. His father, Reaper Ren, is often pretty disappointed with this tryhard kid.

Kylo is portrayed by Kylo Ren-- sorry, Ben Fucking Solo.
Hunter

The **EVC-02 GUN Hunter** is an Armor featured in the V2 Chronicles. One of GUN's more successful production-line Armor experiments, the Hunter can commonly be seen among other GUN patrol units and sentries - its relatively small size, sizable cockpit, and low cost of production makes it an essential, powerful tool for the Guardians. Due to the unit's relative weakness compared to other Armors and Knightmares, however, Hunters require skilled pilots to properly utilize. Jazmyn Vesper is an example of one.
Sidney Crawford

**Sidney Crawford** is a supporting character featured in the V2 Chronicles. Sidney is an Amber student that moonlights as both the bassist for Kidds of Summer and a field agent of the Vincent Five. He often works together with fellow agents Callie and Tea under the command of Shesthaal Forgnar.

Sidney is portrayed by Junpei Iori.
Simon Claypool

**Dr. Simon Claypool** was a minor supporting antagonist in *Part II - Akasha*. He was a GUN scientist that was placed in charge of the secretive Code-V Research Team, a team of scientists and researchers that conducted scientific experiments and projects for GUN. He and the rest of the research team were killed by Stella, a captured Lunar Maria and one of GUN's (and the Prophets') attempts to create a supersoldier.

He is portrayed by Kewell Soresi.
Jackie

**Jackie Adel** is a supporting protagonist in the V2 Chronicles Series. She was one of the Original Five, the first five members of the original Vincent Five lineup, back when Akasha was in charge. She was killed on a mission to assassinate an arms dealer, an event that arguably led to the permanent disestablishment of the Original Five. A close friend of V2 and Lorenzo, their views on the Vincent Five and the world were almost permanently changed after Jackie's demise, causing Lorenzo to leave the organization.

She is portrayed by Itsuka Kendo, a hero-in-training who attends U.A. High School with the rest of her worthless and asinine class, Class 1-B. Her worthwhile friends Pony, Ibara, and Monoma star in the series as well.
Jade Harley

**Jade Harley** is a supporting character featured in the V2 Chronicles. Jade is a field agent of the Vincent Five serving under the command of August Dreyford as the "eyes and ears" of Team August. Jade is a Faunus girl from Ramona Valley that was part of a pro-Faunus terrorist group before getting rehabilitated by August and Canis, who encouraged her to join the Vincent Five and fight for her cause there.

Jade is portrayed eponymously by Jade Harley.
Old Town Road

The **Old Town Road**, also known as just **Old Town**, is a reoccurring location featured in the V2 Chronicles. Old Town is a classic, linear Western town that's the amalmagation of about every Wild West stereotype you've come to know and love, lacking only the racist Indians and the Deathclaws (mostly). Despite being a relatively small settlement, Old Town is well-stocked, and one of the world's go-to places for dynamite and conscripted railroad workers.

Mercer hails from the Old Town Road. Atticus Mabo was the Sheriff of Old Town Road before he was murdered by notorious criminal Zora Salazar, who instated herself as the new Sheriff, much to the dread and terror of the citizenry.
Jello vs. the World

### Territorial changes

Reaper Island liberated (albeit with Jello-produced toxic sludge rendering the old island uninhabitable for years to come)

## Forces

### Faction 1

Jello
Epithets
Talon Company
Littlehorn and Associates

## Commanders

### F1 Leaders

Jello
Naven Nuknuk
Jun
Jabsco
Edgar Madigan
Daniel Littlehorn

### F2 Leaders

V2
Robyn
Allison Freeland
Lorenzo
Daymond
Cynthia Summers
Isabel di Eberle
Asher
Prometheus

## Casualties and Losses

### F1 Losses

Almost all commanders, including:
Jello
Naven Nuknuk
Jabsco
Edgar Madigan
Daniel Littlehorn

### F2 Losses

Several volunteer losses
No commander losses

## Additional Information

### See Also

Season 2
Epithets
Project Cetra
Promethean War

**Jello vs. the World**, also known as the **Jello War**, was one of the main conflicts featured in Season 2 of the *V2 Universe* television series, and the second major instance of a delusional YouTuber causing a world war (the first being the much more culturally-devastating Promethean War). The campaign was spearheaded by Brendan Blaber, a content creator that lost his mind and fell into hysterical, delirious arrogance and histrionics after experiencing a little bit of Internet fame with his *So This Is Basically* series and his large Twitter following. Jello's Internet-induced megalomania would warp his mind and twist his beliefs, the YouTuber firmly believing that everyone was dumber than him, that he was the funniest man alive, that he was the only one that truly "understood anything".

In a nutshell: Prometheus but crazier, luckier, and far, far dumber.

Jello's incredible, inexplicable access to insanely powerful equipment and technology including orbital cannons, Chinese construction services, Homeland and Enclave-produced technology, and especially Nectar, a defunct but still-potent mind-control agent and power-enhancement drug that Jello's scientist altered to be able to \*grant\* powers (thus leading to the creation of the Epithets, experimental subjects with strange powers) is ultimately what gave Jello the edge to battle the world... for like a month.

Jello's ultimate loss can be attributed to piss-poor planning and preparation, terrible organization of his forces, sub-par (at best) tactics and strategies, the easily-manipulated structure of the Reaper Island technopolis, the lack of loyalty he inspired in his slaves, his utterly abysmal mental state, and the collective strength of a world united against him. Ironically enough, Prometheus, a former ally of Jello's and one of his foils, would be one of the key conductors behind the Jello Empire's downfall.
Kaidoku Funou

**Kaidoku Funou** is one of the main themes of the V2 Chronicles Series. Known for its distinctive opening riff and "hemayyyyyyyyyyy" / "yumeeeeeeeee" (depending on who you ask), Kaidoku Funou is a punk rock song from Japanese rock band Jinn. It is often associated with V2 himself.

## Lyrics (Japanese)

Yumemiteta yume

Hatenai tooku

Kawaita hibi no sorairo, te no naka

Toukankaku oto no naka de

Shikousakugo

Jikan kankaku no nai kuukan

Toushindai oto wo tatete

Boku no kao tsukutte yuku

Kirei ni katahou dake

Kono te ni ochita

Kusarikake no ringo

Kagami ni utsuru

Bokura no uragawa made

Toukankaku oto no naka de

Shikousakugo

Jikan kankaku no nai kuukan

Toushindai tsume wo tatete

Boku no kao wo kezutte yuku

Kirei ni katahou dake

Toukankaku (Toukankaku)
Vertibird

A **Vertibird** is the designation for a number of VTOL (Vertical Take-Off and Landing) helicopters found and used throughout the V2 Chronicles Series. One of Altria's technological claims to fame, these aircraft were developed by the Altrian government and quickly became a popular gunship, carrier, and transport aircraft for its light weight, relatively low production cost, high speed, and surprisingly strong armaments for its relatively small external size.
V2/Relationships

## Vincent Five

### Jeremiah Gottwald

V2 and Jeremiah have perhaps the tightest brotherhood in the V2 Chronicles, second only to perhaps Candy and Saffron. Jeremiah is V2's closest confidant - V2 inherently trusts him with his normally tightly-guarded secrets, and Jeremiah is usually the first to know whatever V2 has to say or share. Jeremiah is the straightforward, but not stupid, brawn to V2's intricate brains, and their respective fighting and commanding styles seem to accentuate this best - Jeremiah is calm, brotherly, and level-headed whereas V2 is colorful, outgoing, and dramatic. It's been hinted that V2 sees Jeremiah as a big brother figure that fills the void left behind by Akasha (V2 has outright commented that Jeremiah and Akasha are basically the same height, and that Akasha loved blue, one of Jeremiah's dominant colors) - the truth is likely more complicated than that, but it's undeniable that there's a familial, brotherly sense of kinship between the two.

Jeremiah was originally an assassin hired to take out Akasha and V2 - however, after a confrontation with V2 that left the two of them in a stalemate, V2 showed him the error of his ways in a powerful and convincing enough manner that caused the normally-unshakable Jeremiah to drop to his knees and beg for forgiveness. V2 not only spared his life, but extended an invitation to join him and change the world. From that moment on, the two of them have been practically inseparable, grateful to one another for everything they've done.
Seven Days

The **Seven Days Knightmare Development Program** is a Knightmare Frame research and development program funded and spearheaded by Britannia; namely, the 98th Emperor of Britannia, Gendo zi Britannia. The purpose of the Seven Days program was to create a division of experimental, elite Knightmare Frames for the Knights of the Round, with each Knightmare carefully constructed to match its pilot's specific skills, quirks, and fighting styles. Each Knightmare Frame developed was named after one of the seven days of the week (hence the name of the project), due to the fact that there were seven serving Knights of the Round at the time.

Doctors Marlon Smirnov and Cecilia Bradford were loosely involved in the Seven Days project - at the very least, they were responsible for the design and initial testing of the Anchor of Saturday and the Star of Thursday. At some point they left the project to begin secretly working with the Council of Fire and begin development of the Epsilons. They would later go on to form the Knightmare-centric Arthur Industries in Ramona Valley.

## Knightmares Created (Pilots)

* Light of Wednesday (Stephanie Grant)
* Star of Thursday (Allison Freeland)
* Anchor of Saturday (Spike Walker)
* Spirit of Sunday (Lily Ukina)
Sunrise, Sundown (episode)

**Sunrise, Sundown** is the seventh episode of the *V2 Universe* television series, and the second episode of the Saturday Arc, which covers episodes 6-11 of Season 1.

## Plot Points

* The Sunrise Empire confer via webcam, discussing their recent successes, including Kyoshiro's conquering of a Zilkhstani Air Force Base, the cleanup crew led by "Noir" in Cedar Palms, and Miriam's impressive flight simulator results. Siegfried orders his Arcana to continue their work leading up to the Ark Fleet, and plays some Star Fox 64 with Trixie, discussing philosophy and life with her.
* Callie realizes she's run out of time to pick a school club - after multiple failures and run-ins with a number of rather incel-dominated clubs, she manages to strike gold with Film Club.
* Siegfried and Trixie return home to Bismarck Castle. Right as they get settled in, Mina, the last remaining Vulture, stages a prison break and leads her prisoner comrades above ground, intent on exacting revenge on the Sunrise Empire and forming their own gang to oppose the Vincent Five.
* Siegfried and the Arcana stay one step ahead of them, however, quickly formulating a counter-strategy. With clever placement of built-in blast shields and electronic locks to buy the Sunrise soldiers time to form their battle stations outside, Siegfried baits Mina and the prisoners into the strangely-abandoned throne room... trapping them inside the room with the very chemical weapon that Mina had stolen from them. The chemical weapon slowly, brutally kills everyone; Mina manages to escape through the window, but she jumps right in the middle of a Sunrise firing line and is shot to death by Kaguya and Warren.
* The Sunrise Empire burn and dispose of the bodies. Trixie and Siegfried reaffirm their desire to end the world together, and the two of them briefly leave to talk to a mysterious caller.

## Characters In Order of Appearance

* 1. Kaguya
* 2. Shiro
* 3. Warren
* 4. Siegfried
* 5. Trixie
* 6. Callista Paige
* 7. V2
* 8. Mei Jun-Yon
* 9. Yuri Mobius
* 10. Cammy Karbowski
* 11. Camilla Winters
* 12. Hayden Scott
* 13. Lucy Ann Taylor
* 14. Yuri Ohtani
* 15. Natsuki
* 16. Mr. Mulaney
* 17. Victor Romanov
* 18. Caitlyn Rockwell
* 19. Ken Kaname
* 20. Nate Nanjo
* 21. Jan Shirato
* 22. Sodini Keener-Jeffries
* 23. Shu
* 24. Brendon Ulrich
* 25. Sabrina Latham
* 26. Monika
* 27. Christy Andrews
* 28. Analisa Flores
* 29. William Ronnolly
* 30. Mikey Salazar
* 31. Ally Windbeck
* 32. Issac Romanov
* 33. Milly Ashford
* 34. Adam Price
* 35. Mina
* 36. Brick

## Characters Introduced In Order

* Mei Jun-Yon
* Mr. Mulaney
* Nate Nanjo
* Jan Shirato
* Shu
* Brendon Ulrich
* Sabrina Latham
* Brick
Skylight Tower

The **Skylight Tower** is a mystical location found in the V2 Chronicles. It is a structure created by the Lunar Maria, an observatory for the entire universe. It is comprised of translucent, magical glass that allows one to feel like they're walking on a bed of stars - two unique features found in the tower are cloud formations and the unique blue color that all objects' and visitors' shadows seem to possess.
Toga

**Toga** is a minor antagonist featured in the *V2 Chronicles - The Valentine Queen* OVA Special. She was a member of the cartel group run by Shiggy Handsley, and served as one of the cartel's co-commanders. Her distinctive features include her orgasmic expressions, penchant for knives, and the fact that everything she says sounds at least vaguely sexual. She was one of the masterminds behind the Great Chocolate Heist of Central City before the Vincent Five stopped them for good. It is unknown if she is alive or dead.

Toga is portrayed by her eponymous actress, Himiko Toga.
Victor Romanov

**Victor Romanov** is is a student at Amber Academy and one of the 30 students assigned to Class 2-V. A prodigy with a temper as short as his stature but a brain bigger than his size would indicate, he's an Amber wunderkin that consistently scores near or at the top of his class, often taking time to dabble in sports or, more frequently, experimental magic and alchemy on the side.

Victor is portrayed by Edward Elric, an alchemist and soldier.
Vincent Five vs. Love Shockers

**The Vincent Five vs. The Love Shockers** is the centerpiece battle fought in the *V2 Chronicles - The Valentine Queen* OVA Special. During the Valentine's Day Festival at Amber Academy, Bianca Peregrine and Jasper Holland, co-leaders of the rising Love Shockers, stormed the school grounds with the intent of obtaining recruits for the Love Shockers and forcibly assimilating the Vincent Five into their ranks with the use of Bianca's Geass. In order to snuff out V2, Bianca Geassed the student populace of Amber Academy into assisting her with the raid, which is ultimately what led to the Vincent Five's involvement in the schoolwide conflict.

The Vincent Five were ultimately successful - though Bianca managed to Geass a number of students (including Lucy Ann Taylor and Monika Satchley) and Jasper managed to cause an impressive amount of property damage, the Vincent Five outwitted the Love Shockers and managed to buy time for Daymond Fairbanks to arrive and incarcerate them.
Satellite Bay

The **Satellite Bay** is a piece of technology commonly seen near the Space Colony ARK. The Satellite Bay is a specially-made series of ARK satellites whose interiors are capable of storing up to at least two or three Knightmares per satellite.

The Knightmares remain in stasis until summoned by an Uplink - Uplink Terminals can often be found at military complexes, and the purpose of an Uplink Terminal is to act as a coordinates beacon that tells the Knightmare where to land. This is utilized in Episode 11 of *V2 Universe* - Curtis and Iris plug in their Terminals to an uplink station at Black Diamond, so that the Arcadia-owned satellites aboard the ARK knew where to drop the Gemini Units in case of emergency service.
Sayori

**Sayori** is a student at Amber Academy. She is the Vice President of the Literature Club, one of Hayden's closest friends, and an honorary member of the Student Council. She also appears to be a member of Fantasy Seduction Club, although she prefers to keep her involvement with it a little-known fact. It doesn't work too well, though.

Sayori is portrayed by Sayori, a student, poet, and Vice President of a real-life Literature Club.
United Nations

**The United Nations** is an intergovernmental organization responsible for maintaining international peace and security and developing friendly, civilized relationships between its members. It is a coalition of nations and states created as a way to improve international relations and encourage diplomacy after World War II. In spite of this, however, there are a handful of nations around the world that have refused to join the political union, and some countries have been outright banned from attending, like Australia. It is loosely based on the real United Nations, but some creative liberties have been taken.

## Members of the United Assembly and the Security Council

### Leaders & Chairmen

* Vanessa Rainford - Secretary General
* Ernesto Chaplin - Lead Chairman
* Hikari - United Assembly President
* Ryuzaki - Security Council President

### Nation Representatives (Seen On-Screen)

* Emperor Gendo (Britannia)
* Prime Minister Ding-Dong (Central City)
* Prime Minister Kali Windimere (Menagerie)
* Prime Minister Sophia (Ramona Valley)
* Felix Sinclair (Germany)
* Angela Ziegler (Switzerland)
* Colin J. Michaels (Canada)
* Keith Brendahl (Denmark)
* Joshua Audarson (Iceland)
* Ciara Cullen (Ireland)
* Marika Kalomira (Greece)
* Indrek Rakvere (Estonia)
* Sem Corsten (Netherlands)
* Anais Leblanc (France)
* Mikayla Ventric Germain (Jamaica)
* Sheryn Aicella Colayco (Philippines)
* Paul Jouret (Belgium)
* Daniela Dutrou (Monaco)
* Prime Minister Taichi Okamoto (Japan)

### Other Known Nations / Representatives

* Spain
* Panama
* Portugal
* Brazil
* Czech Republic
* Norway
* Italy
* Romania
* Argentina
* Belarus
* New Zealand
* Peru
* Sierra Leone
* Uzbekistan
* Sri Lanka
* San Marino
* South Korea
* Morocco
* Israel
* Grenada
* Georgia
* Andorra
* Armenia
* Colombia

### Nations Banned From Participating

* Algeria (for being a cursed country)
* China (for the crime of being Chinese)
* Russia (for historically being rude)
* Australia (the reasoning for Australia's exclusion is rarely, if ever, spoken)
* Marshall Islands (they're just made fun of)
* Kyrgyzstan (for the crime of being unpronounceable)
* Cuba (death to commies)
* Nigeria (due to their unintentionally troublesome name)

### Nations That Refused To Become Member States

* Zilkhstan
* Costa Rica
* Cambodia (due to consistent illegal activity occurring within their territories)
* Montenegro
* Albania (due to pressure from the Prophets to refuse membership)
Redd

**Redd** is a reoccurring antagonist in the V2 Chronicles. She is a member of The Disciples, one of the most powerful gangs in Central City, second only to the Vincent Five in terms of influence and power. Redd is the gifted pilot of Kurenai, a unique Knightmare that runs on a mind and body-linking interface that allows her to remotely control Kurenai using the movements and motions of her own body.

Redd is portrayed by Kallen Stadtfeld-Kozuki, a student at Ashford Academy and Ace of the Black Knights.
Greenland Territories

The **Greenland Territories** are a collective of disputed nations and free lands that occupy the majority of Valentia, one of the vastest continents on Earth. Much like its southern sister, Ramona Valley, the Greenland Territories are comprised of several different nations, sometimes complete with their own political system and independent standing in the United Nations (see: Vallia). Unlike Ramona Valley, however, the Territories seem to lack a Lady Sophia-kind of central governor, hence their disputed status. Indeed, a lot of the Territories tend to be anarchic, undefined free land, which allows for a lot of groups like the Sunrise Empire to consolidate and act unsupervised by a larger, more centralized authority.
Serrano

**Serrano DeMauro** is the main antagonist featured in Roll the Bones. Serrano is the clandestine owner of Club Zero, Celona City's most sleazy and infamous casino-club circuit. Serrano and a close, tightly-knit crime family of mafiosi pull the strings of Club Zero, and Serrano barely makes any effort to hide his nasty soul, forcing indebted gamblers into slavery and covering up murders carried out by his own men.

Serrano is the mastermind behind Operation Dice, a racketeering plot wherein Serrano and his cronies intended to use smuggling and sabotage to arm themselves with a wide array of guns and murder their competitors, establishing Club Zero at the top of the food chain.

To keep things under wraps, Serrano blackmailed and enslaved a weapons smuggler with a debt to the casino in order to obtain weapons at a bargain-bin price, and tasked a sadistic henchman with murdering a bride-to-be that'd gotten too close to the plot. Serrano's murder of the bride and the private eye that had been sent to investigate is what ultimately causes his downfall at the hands of Sakura Palace.

Serrano is portrayed by Tayama.
Team Phoenix

**Team Phoenix**, also known as the **Brotherhood Remnants**, were a small faction of Brotherhood veterans and deserters that abandoned the Brotherhood they once served due to a fundamental disagreement with the Brotherhood and the Prophets' methods and policies. Despite managing to fend off the Brotherhood for much longer than expected, the Remnants would ultimately be wiped out by the efforts of Sir Roland and Victoria Stiles. Only Giselle, the leader of Team Phoenix, remains alive.

## Series History

Team Phoenix is disbanded long before the chronological timelines of both the films and the television series begin - as of February 2019, only one member remains alive: Giselle, the team founder and de-facto commanding officer. The squadron was formed out of members personally picked out of selection by Roland and Victoria Stiles (the ones who would eventually lead the charge against the team once they went AWOL) - due to the team's talent and synergy, they were considered to be one of the best of the best in the Brotherhood and the Prophets as a whole.

However, one particularly brutal, disastrous operation led Giselle and the others to begin questioning the legitimacy of their orders - the kidnapping of Liliana de Rosia, a pure-hearted Rosian princess with a latent power that Rio had a vested interest in, and the incarceration of some of the squadron members for "insubordination", marked the turning point for Giselle. She freed her squadmates from jail, hosting a secret meeting and laying out a plan to bring Liliana back to Delfina and escape the clutches of the Brotherhood and the Prophets. Team Phoenix ultimately agreed in spite of everything, freeing Liliana from captivity and fleeing west to escape persecution.

Over the course of a couple months, the team would quietly lead small, focused, anti-Brotherhood operations on their way to Delfina while attempting to escape the watchful eyes of Roland and Victoria, who continually followed the Team's trail when a lead presented itself. In spite of Team Phoenix's skill and impressive longevity given their small numbers, the team would ultimately be wiped out by the Prophets, with Liliana being taken back into captivity. Giselle would be captured by Astra and taken to the Genesis Research Facility for research and experimentation on her Persona - Giselle would ultimately break out and flee once again to Central City.

## Members

Almost all members of Team Phoenix are deceased unless otherwise noted.
Warren

**Warren** is a supporting antagonist featured in the V2 Chronicles. He is one of the 'Tarot Cards' of the Sunrise Empire, operating under the Judgment Arcana. Warren presents himself as a silly and relaxed man with an affinity for puns and dad jokes, a facade that veils his true self, that of a deadly skilled, intelligent, and ruthless soldier.

Warren is portrayed by Shuji Ikutsuki.
Van Buren Firearms

**Van Buren Firearms** was a company featured briefly in the V2 Universe television series. Van Buren was a family-run firearms shop in Central City that specialized in heavy weaponry; some of the family's most frequent but most clandestine clients belonged to Talon Company, who had an illegal arms deal with Van Buren that had been going on for years before the actions of Sienna Tamsen and the Vincent Five completely blew it out of the water. The Van Buren family agreed to help Sienna, Daymond Fairbanks, and the Vincent Five under duress, helping them bait and track down the dangerous Talon Company. In the end, however, the Van Buren family would be arrested by Sienna away, firmly establishing their rivals Silver Bullet as the primary arms distribution circuit of Central City.
Vital vs. Vincent Five

## Additional Information

### Notes

- Naomi Mobius and, to a lesser extent, Callista Paige and Isabel di Eberle badly injured as a result of this battle.
- V2's Persona, Garuda, goes berserk and incapacitates him for several days.

### See Also

Vital
Season 2

**Vital vs. Vincent Five**, or, more accurately, Vital & The Disciples vs. The Vincent Five & GUN, is a battle fought in the V2 Universe television series, spanning from Episodes 23 to 25. Vital, having critical and compromising intel on the Vincent Five, GUN, and several other companies but lacking the proper transmission equipment to broadcast his footage to the world, set his sights on the G-70 Satellite Array. To keep the heat off of his back, the Disciples led an attack on Central City, using sabotage and intimidation to force various Central City gangs into compliance with them, as well as a power outage that incapacitated Isabel di Eberle, ruined communications, and sapped the power from the Neon District.

Two notable duels that occurred during this battle were Candy vs. Vital and Callie vs. Vander, with Candy confronting Vital at the G-70 array and Callie buying time for backup to arrive by fighting Vander in an alley lot.
Water and Wine (episode)

**Water and Wine** is the twenty-third episode of the *V2 Universe* television series, and the second episode of Season 2's Vital Arc, which covers Episodes 22-25 of the series.

## Characters In Order of Appearance

* 1. Callista Paige
* 2. Roy Elliston
* 3. Narrator
* 4. Violet Valentine
* 5. Daymond Fairbanks
* 6. Castor
* 7. Redd
* 8. Candy Clairet
* 9. Saffron McCarthy
* 10. Valerie Torres
* 11. Kim Colomar
* 12. Jericho Mars
* 13. V2
* 14. Cammy Karbowski
* 15. Hayden Scott
* 16. Shu
* 17. Analisa Flores
* 18. Mikey Salazar
* 19. William Ronnolly
* 20. Christy Andrews
* 21. Trixie Pop
* 22. Yukine
* 23. Arin Angeles
* 24. Morris Hendrickson
* 25. Ally Windbeck
* 26. Issac Romanov
* 27. Adam Price
* 28. Scary Rolo
* 29. Kai Ishida
* 30. Monika Satchley
* 31. Lucy Ann Taylor
* 32. Sheila Venera
* 33. Loyal
* 34. Siegfried
* 35. Miriam
* 36. Amada
* 37. Shalio
* 38. Cynthia Summers
* 39. Philemon
* 40. Hana
* 41. Jeremiah Gottwald
* 42. Julia Cidel
* 43. Sidney Crawford
* 44. Tea Gardner
* 45. Hyde Kido
* 46. Allan Spacer
* 47. Canis
* 48. Monica Krushevsky
* 49. Vander
* 50. Tera
* 51. Desmond Rouge
* 52. Monty
* 53. Layla
* 54. Eden
* 55. Naomi Mobius
* 56. Isabel di Eberle
* 57. Mimi Appleton
* 60. Kei
* 61. Joseph Greyfield
* 63. Robyn
* 64. Titania
* 65. Rolo
Talon Company Raid

The **Talon Company Raid** was a battle fought during the events of Follow the Bullet, the 29th episode of the *V2 Universe* television series. After a thorough amount of investigation, cunning, and carefully-laid traps coordinated by detectives Daymond Fairbanks and Sienna Tamsen, the police were able to track the ruthless mercenaries of Talon Company to their base, Fort Alaska, leading a raid against the company with the help of GUN forces and the Vincent Five. The leaders of Talon Company, Edgar Madigan and Jabsco, were killed during this battle, but the heroes were ultimately unable to locate Violet Valentine, a Hereford girl that'd been previously kidnapped by a Talon mercenary (an action that ultimately provided a lead on Talon Company, leading to their downfall).
Tea Gardner

**Tea Gardner** is a supporting character featured in the V2 Chronicles. Tea is a Hereford student that moonlights as a field agent of the Vincent Five - she has a noted passion for card games and dancing. She also likes ramen, but she dislikes this one kid that tends to frequent her favorite shop. She often works together with fellow agents Callie and Sidney under the command of Captain Shesthaal Forgnar.

Tea is portrayed eponymously by Tea Gardner.
Yukiya

**Yukiya** is a character in the V2 Chronicles Series. He "suffers" from an intense case of multiple personality disorder (MPD), and this manifests in five different personalities (including his default, Yukiya), each with their own name, motivation, and affiliation. Whereas characters like Rio and Siegfried merely assume multiple identities, Yukiya's mind genuinely seems to be inhabited by five different "people".

He is portrayed by Yukiya Naruse, a skilled hacker and member of the W-0 unit of the European Union.
Susie

**Susie** is a character and a minor antagonist featured in the *Hallow's Eve* OVA special. Susie is one of four of Sucy Gaster's friends she met in Celona City - after getting invited to the latest Alder House Halloween Party, Susie and her friends help Sucy orchestrate the numerous traps, devices, and setpieces seen in the OVA. Susie appears to be the most reckless and dangerous of her friend group, enthusiastically getting involved in petty crime and finding amusement in the Vincent Five's misfortune. She frequently argues with Kris over trivial things, has a soft spot for her little brother figure Lancer, and frequently gets her and Sucy's names mixed up.

Susie is portrayed eponymously by Susie.
Zephyr

**Zephyr** is a supporting antagonist featured in the V2 Chronicles. A quiet, taciturn, somewhat-creepy young man, Zephyr was a Greenland tribal boy whose clan was once surrounded by the Sunrise Empire. When Zephyr's clan chose to surrender, Zephyr complied, but not before murdering the chieftain of his clan as punishment for his cowardice.

Zephyr now serves as a "conscripted asset" of the Empire - due to his off-putting nature, Zephyr is rarely used on the battlefield. Instead, Zephyr is the superstar of the Steelgrounds, an arena owned by the Sunrise Empire where slaves, prisoners, and unruly soldiers go to be slaughtered, predominantly by Zephyr himself.

Zephyr is portrayed by Touya Todoroki.
Shu

**Shu** is a minor character featured in the *V2 Universe* television series. Shu is an Amber Academy student and the President of the Landmine Club, in spite of how notably frail he looks (Callie remarked that he'd probably turn to sand if she hit him). In addition to being an incel, Shu seems to have a remarkably strong belief that girls are incapable of properly handling technology. In spite of his stubbornness, Shu frequently steps on or preemptively blows his landmines by accident anyway.

Shu is portrayed by his eponymous actor, Shu Nakajima.
Titania

**Titania** is a major supporting antagonist in the V2 Chronicles Series. A member of the elusive, powerful Prophets, she also holds the distinction of being the secret commander-in-chief of the Guardian Units of Nations and their various affiliates. She was directly responsible for the imprisonment of Tera and the experimentation that Stella was subjected to.

Titania is portrayed by Erza Scarlet.
Shalio

**Shalio** was the King and Commander-in-Chief of Zilkhstan before the Resurrection War claimed the lives of him and his elder sister, Queen Shamna. In spite of his disability (atrophied legs), Shalio was a talented Knightmare pilot, overseeing all of Zilkhstan's foreign and military affairs whereas Shamna coordinated religious and political matters.

Shalio is portrayed by his eponymous actor, Shalio.