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Liste der Mobile Suit Gundam Wing-Charaktere


Dies ist eine Liste von Zeichen aus der japanischen Anime-Fernsehserie Mobile Suit Gundam Wing in Japan als New Mobile Report Gundam Wing bekannt. ( 65 機動 戦 記 65 ン ダ ダ ム Ｗ Shin Kidō Senki Gandamu Uingu ) und nachfolgende Spin-offs. Die Codes hinter den Namen der Charaktere geben an, in welcher Serie und in welchem ​​Manga die Charaktere erscheinen:




Gundam Pilots / Colony Liberation Organization edit


Die Gundam-Piloten, von links nach rechts: Quatre, Trowa, Heero, Duo und Wufei.

Heero Yuy ] ( ヒ イ ロ ・ ・ ユ イ Hiiro Yui ) [EZ, W, BT, BP, EW, FT]



Der Protagonist von Mobile Suit Gundam Wing und der Pilot des XXXG-01W Wing Gundam und später der XXXG-00W0 Wing Gundam Zero. [1][2] Während der Serie wird sehr wenig von seiner Vergangenheit enthüllt, obwohl der Prequel-Manga Episode Zero enthüllte, dass er einmal ein namenloser Protegé des Attentäters Odin Lowe war bis zum Tod des Attentäters während einer misslungenen Mission. Kurz darauf wurde der namenlose Junge von Doktor J aufgenommen und als Gundam-Pilot ausgebildet. Zu Beginn der Operation Meteor gab ihm Doktor J den Codenamen "Heero Yuy" nach dem Märtyrerführer der Weltraumkolonien, den Odin vor Jahren ermordet hatte. Obwohl er mit monotoner Stimme spricht und kalt, rücksichtslos und emotionslos wirkt, glauben die Angehörigen, dass Heero ein sehr gutherziger junger Mann ist, der mit den unterdrückten Koloniebürgern sympathisiert. Obwohl seine wahren Gefühle für Relena in der Serie nie vollständig erklärt werden, hat er geschworen, sie vor jeder Gefahr zu schützen (obwohl er ironischerweise genug drohte, sie zu töten, als sie von seiner Mission erfuhr). Am Ende der Fortsetzung des Nachfolge-Romans Frozen Teardrop bittet Heero Relena, ihn zu heiraten, und sie akzeptiert seinen Vorschlag. In dem Epilog, der fünf Monate nach den Ereignissen des letzten Kapitels stattfindet, lebt Heero nun mit Relena auf dem Mars ein glückliches und friedliches Leben. Die beiden diskutieren über ihre Pläne zur Heirat und zur Gründung einer eigenen Familie. Heero Yuy wurde von Hikaru Midorikawa in der japanischen Fassung und von Mark Hildreth in der englischen Fassung geäußert.
Duo Maxwell () [] Der Pilot der XXXG-01D Gundam Deathscythe und der XXXG-01D2 Gundam Deathscythe Hell. [3][4] Er ist fröhlich, freundlich und doof, aber dies ist eine Front, um seine tragische Vergangenheit zu verbergen. In "Episode Zero" wurde bekannt, dass er seinen Namen für einen von ihm bewunderten Jungen namens Solo wählte. Sie waren zusammen Teil einer Straßenbande gewesen. Solo hatte dem jungen Duo gesagt, dass sie immer zusammen sein würden, aber Solo starb später an einer Krankheit, die die Kolonie fegte. Duo erhielt seinen Nachnamen von der Maxwell Church, einem Heim für Kriegswaisen, das von Pater Maxwell und Schwester Helen, einem katholischen Priester und einer Nonne, geführt wird. Er lebte in der Kirche, bis sie während eines Angriffs der Allianz zerstört wurde. Dies wurde als "Massaker der Maxwell-Kirche" bekannt. Duo war der einzige Überlebende, weil er während des Angriffs nicht dort war; Er hatte einen mobilen Anzug von einem nahe gelegenen Militärstützpunkt gestohlen, um eine Gruppe von Kolonialrebellen zu vertreiben, die sich in der Kirche versteckten. Andenken an Duos verlorene Angehörige sind sein unverkennbarer 3-Fuß-Zopf (eine Erinnerung an Schwester Helen, die als Kind sorgfältig sein langes Haar geflochten hatte) und die Kleidung des Priesters, die er normalerweise trägt. Er bezeichnet sich selbst als Shinigami (den "Gott des Todes" in der japanischen Originalfassung oder den "Großen Zerstörer" im bearbeiteten englischen Dub), weil jeder, der sich ihm nähert, schließlich stirbt. Duo wurde später Mitglied der Sweeper Group, ein Ingenieur, ein Hacker mit großem Geschick und schließlich ein Gundam-Pilot nach einem Treffen mit Professor G. Duo Maxwell wurde von Toshihiko Seki in der japanischen Fassung und von Scott McNeil im englischen Dub gesprochen. [5]
Trowa Barton ( ロ ワ ・ バ ー ー 19 Torowa Bāton ) [EZ, W, BT, BP, EW]



Der Pilot des XXX. 19659025] er ist auch bekannt als "Nanashi" ( 名 な し "No-Name") . Trowa ist ein stoischer junger Mann, der fast sein ganzes Leben auf dem Schlachtfeld verbracht hat. Von der Natur reserviert, kann er als so emotionslos wie Heero gesehen werden, ist aber in der Tat eine warmherzige Person, die die Menschen, die ihm wichtig sind, sehr beschützt. Nanashi nahm den Namen "Trowa Barton" an, nachdem der echte (der Sohn von Dekim Barton) vom Assistenten von Doktor S, dem Schöpfer von Gundam Heavyarms, erschossen wurde, als sie nicht bereit waren, mit der Operation Meteor fortzufahren. Trowa ist nicht nur ein Gundam-Pilot, sondern auch ein versierter Akrobat, der ihm als Clown in einem Wanderzirkus in seiner Coveridentität gute Dienste leistet. Es wird vermutet, dass es sich bei Trowa um Triton Bloom handelt, den lang verschollenen Bruder von Catherine Bloom, der vor Jahren als Säugling starb. Es gibt nur einen kleinen Hinweis darauf: In der Episode Zero von Manga, dem abgebildeten Baby, das aus den Trümmern des Wagens geworfen wurde, bei dem Bombenanschlag, durch den Katharinas Familie getötet wurde, sind Trowas Markenzeichen und laut offiziellen Angaben Trowa "eine brennende Narbe auf dem Rücken, die er im Kampf nicht bekommen hat", aber wenn sich die Namen der Piloten auf Zahlen beziehen, scheint es wahrscheinlicher zu sein. Trowa Barton wurde von Shigeru Nakahara in der japanischen Fassung und Kirby Morrow in englischer Sprache geäußert. [7]
Sieger von Quatre Raberba ( ト ト ル 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 Katoru Rabāba Winā ) [EZ, W, BT, BP, EW]



Der Pilot des XXXG-01SR Gundam Sandrock [9] sowie der Erbe eines großen Weltraum-Bergbauunternehmens, der als Winner Corporation bekannt ist. Quatre ist ein sehr netter junger Mann, der Tiere liebt und der größte Glaube an den Pazifismus der fünf Gundam-Piloten ist. Er hat neunundzwanzig ältere Schwestern, die allesamt Reagenzgläser waren (laut Episode Zero Manga), aufgrund der zahlreichen Probleme, die während der ersten Ankunft der Kolonisten im Weltraum bei der Schwangerschaft auftraten. Röhrenbabys, bis ein Heilmittel entwickelt wurde. Jeder war damals in der Lage, Kinder zu produzieren, die auf die Winner-Familie zurückzuführen sind, da sie seit der Gründung der Kolonien im Weltraum lebten. Quaters Mutter wollte unbedingt mindestens ein Kind auf die Welt bringen und tat es, obwohl es ihr Leben kostete. Quatre wurde nie darüber informiert, dass er das einzige Kind war, das auf natürliche Weise geboren wurde und daher lange Zeit ein kaltes, wütendes Verhalten hatte (aufgrund des Gefühls, dass er und seine Schwestern nur Bauern waren, die von seinem Vater zum Wohle des Unternehmens geschaffen wurden und dass sie davon profitieren könnten alle jederzeit ausgetauscht werden). Quatre ist ein natürlicher Anführer, da er eine Gruppe von Kämpfern aus dem Mittleren Osten leitet, die als Maganac Corps bekannt sind (die alle selbst Teströhrchen sind). Die Maganacs haben Quatre als ihren Anführer als (19459006) Episode Zero akzeptiert. Quatre rettete ihrem Anführer Rashid das Leben, als Quatre einen Verräter innerhalb der Maganac-Reihen ausspülte. Quatre erhielt dann seine Brille von Rashid als Symbol für den Anführer der Maganacs. Die Maganacs lehrten Quatre auch, auf sich selbst stolz zu sein, egal woher er kam, und die freundliche, sanfte Natur des jungen Mannes entsprang diesem Verständnis. Obwohl er ein Pazifist ist, betrachtet Quatre die Gundams als ein notwendiges Übel, das seine Beziehung zu seinem Vater, der vor seinem Tod den Weg des absoluten Pazifismus beschritten hat, belastet hat. Gegen Ende der Serie übergibt Heero die Führung des Gundam-Teams an Quatre. Obwohl Newtypes im Gundam Wing -Universum nicht referenziert wird, scheint Quatre das "Herz des Raumes" (oder "Seele des äußeren Weltraums") zu spüren, wie es Amuro Ray konnte. Quatre Winner wurde von Ai Orikasa in der japanischen Fassung und Brad Swaile (Amuro Rays Synchronsprecher in Mobile Suit Gundam ) in der englischen Fassung geäußert. [10] Chang Wufei
. ( 飛 五 飛 Chan Ūfei Hanyu Pinyin: Zhāng Wǔfēi Zhang Wufei in der ursprünglichen japanischen Fassung90 Der Pilot des XXXG-01S Shenlong Gundam und des XXXG-01S2 Altron Gundam, [11][12] bezeichnet er ständig als beide Inkarnationen als die Gottheit "Nataku", nach der sich seine verstorbene Frau Meilan selbst modellierte. Wufei ist ein erbitterter Krieger, der von einer langen, stolzen Linie chinesischer Krieger abstammt und so die Schwäche in Charakter und Körper verachtet. Wie in Episode Zero bewiesen, war er in jüngeren Jahren ruhiger und zerebral, aber seine Kampfbereitschaft führte zum Tod seiner Frau Meilan, einem starken Mädchen, das die Verantwortung für den Schutz der Kolonie übernahm ( sowie Shenlong Gundam) auf sich und wurde in der Schlacht getötet. Wufei beschloss, ihren Weg der Gerechtigkeit zu Ehren ihres Opfers zu beschreiten. Wufei schaut auf diejenigen herab, die er für schwach und feige hält. Obwohl Wufei lieber alleine kämpfte, wurde ihm schließlich klar, dass er sich mit den anderen Gundam-Piloten zusammenschließen musste, um seine Ziele zu erreichen. Chang Wufei wurde von Ryuzou Ishino in der japanischen Fassung und Ted Cole in der englischen Fassung geäußert. [13]
Doctor J ( ク タ [[ Dokutā Jei ) [EZ, W, EW]

Sein voller Name ist Jack Null. Er ist ein Ingenieur und Experte für Strahlwaffen, der an der Entwicklung der Mobile Suits der AC-Ära mitgewirkt hat. Zu seinen charakteristischen Merkmalen zählen eine mechanisch wirkende Brille, ein kybernetischer rechter Arm (dessen Finger er verschlimmert, und die Metallschienen an den Unterschenkeln). Während J und seine Kollegen den Prototypen-Protestanzug OZ-00MS Tallgeese für die Allianz entwickelten, akzeptierten sie Dekim Bartons Forderung, die Gundams als Vergeltung für die Unterdrückung ihrer Kolonien aufzubauen. J würde Wing Gundam basierend auf seinem früheren, als Wyvern bekannten Design für Anzüge entwickeln. Nachdem er die Jugend in angemessener Weise in "Heero Yui" umbenannt hatte, teilte er seine Kollegen, die mit Operation Meteor nicht einverstanden waren, und ermutigte Heero, von Dekims Plan abzuweichen. J rettet Relena außerdem vor OZs Hit-Team und erzählt ihr von Heeros Vergangenheit, die später zusammen mit den anderen Wissenschaftlern als tot angesehen wurde, als sie die Motoren von Peacemillion wieder aktivierten, um die Waage von der Erde wegzubringen. Doktor J wurde von Minoru Inaba in Japanisch und Dave Ward in Englisch geäußert. [14]
Professor G. ( [ロェッサー[65 Purofessā Jī [1945659]. ) [EZ, W, EW]

Der Ingenieur und Schöpfer der Gundam Deathscythe sowie Mitgestalter des Raumschiffs Peacemillion und des Mentors von Duo Maxwell. Er zeichnet sich durch seine lange Nase, das pilzförmige Haar und eine lange Narbe auf der Wange aus. Sardonisch und ziemlich exzentrisch neigt er dazu, Deathscythe als "das ultimative Kunstwerk" zu bezeichnen (vielleicht aufgrund seiner Spezialisierung auf Stealth-Systeme) und behauptet, die anderen Gundams seien "ein Glücksfall". Als Duo sich weigerte, Dekim Bartons ursprünglicher Operation Meteor beizutreten, sagte G, er solle Deathscythe "stehlen" und die Allianz zu seinen eigenen Bedingungen bekämpfen. G war der erste, der von Lady Une gefangengenommen wurde. Als Mitglied der Sweeper Group war er beeindruckt, wie Duo seine Sicherheitscodes knackte, und bot an, ihn als Gundam-Piloten auszubilden. G wurde zusammen mit seinen Kollegen in der Reaktivierung von Peacemillions Motoren für tot befunden.
Doktor S ( ル ク ク [S Dokutoru Esu ) [EW, W, EW]

] Als Schöpfer der Gundam Heavyarms zeichnet er sich durch seine Prothesennase und sein graues Haar aus. Seine Spezialität sind ballistische Waffen. S lehnte Operation Meteor ab, aber der ursprüngliche Trowa Barton (zugewiesener Pilot von Heavyarms) war bereit, ihn zu seinem Vater Dekim zu ratifizieren. Der Assistent des Doktors erschoss Trowa, und ein namenloser junger Ingenieur, der an Heavyarms gearbeitet hatte, bot an, den Namen des Toten und Gundam zu übernehmen, ohne daran interessiert zu sein, die Operation Meteor auszuführen. S wurde zusammen mit den anderen Gundam-Wissenschaftlern auf Peacemillion für tot gehalten.
Instructor H ( H 教授 Eichi Kyōju ) [EZ, W, EW]

Der Ingenieur und Schöpfer des Gundam Sandrock und der Mentor von Quatre Winner. Er ist ziemlich fett, mit einem zurückgehenden Haaransatz, der sich hinten zusammenrollt, und einem langen, dünnen, dunklen Schnurrbart, der an jedem Ende gerade steht. Er war ein Arbeiter bei MO-III und lernte Quatre kennen, als das Shuttle des jungen Erben vom Maganac Corps (wie in der Episode Zero Manga) beschrieben wurde. Nachdem er von der Stärke und Entschlossenheit der Jugendlichen erfahren hatte, nahm er schließlich eine Stelle als Quatre-Tutor an und borgte sich Winner-Familienressourcen, um Sandrock zu bauen. Als ihm klar wurde, dass er Quatres freundliche Art nicht wegnehmen konnte, wies er die Operation Meteor zurück und schickte den Jungen zur Erde, um sich den Maganacs anzuschließen. Es scheint, als sei er der widerstrebendste der Ingenieure, Informationen über die Gundams preiszugeben. Er ist dafür verantwortlich, die Blaupausen des Wing Zero in seiner Einrichtung zurückzulassen. Zusammen mit den anderen Wissenschaftlern von Peacemillion wurde er für tot gehalten.
Meister O ( 老師 O Rōshi Ō ) [EZ, W, EW]

Der Ingenieur und Schöpfer des Shenlong Gundam und Wufei Changs Mentor. Von beeindruckender Statur und speerglatze war O ein mächtiger und athletischer Experte in vielen Kampfsportarten, eine Fähigkeit, die er den mobilen Anzügen mitbringt, die er kreiert. Im Gegensatz zu den anderen Ingenieuren wollte er, dass seine junge Abteilung der Operation Meteor folgte, wobei er den Tod von Wufeis Frau ignorierte. Dies führte zu einer Kluft zwischen Mentor und Schützling. O wurde zusammen mit den anderen Gundam-Wissenschaftlern auf Peacemillion für tot gehalten.
Howard ( ハ ワ ワ ー Hawādo ) [EZ, W, BP]

Einer der ursprünglichen Konstrukteure, der die OZ- 00MS Tallgeese Prototyp Mobile Suit zusammen mit den fünf Männern, die die Gundam-Ingenieure werden würden. Im Gegensatz zu ihnen entschied sich Howard jedoch für ein relativ ruhiges Leben und betrieb als Teil der Sweeper Group ein Rettungsboot auf der Erde. Howard repariert die mobilen Anzüge von Duo Maxwell und Zechs Merquise. Letzteres, nachdem er Zechs gefunden hatte, der mit seinem Tallgeese am Strand gespült wurde. Während der Operation Meteor half er Duo und Heero. Später im Konflikt holte er Peacemillion zurück, das er mitgestaltete und das Flaggschiff für alle fünf Gundams wurde. Howard überlebte die Eve Wars und blieb als Verwahrer der Gundams auf der ehemaligen Mondbasis. Seine hawaiianischen Hemden und Wraparound-Farben machen ihn zur am buntesten gekleideten Figur der Serie. [15]

Maganac Corps [ edit


Rashid Kurama ( ラ [ドクククククククク19659006] Rashīdo Kurama ) [EZ, W, EW]

Der Anführer des Maganac-Corps ist ein großer, bärtiger Mann, einer der besten Freunde und Verbündeten Quatres. Vor allem schätzt er das Leben seiner Teamkollegen und behandelt jeden von ihnen als Familie (Maganac stammt von 'mag-anak', dem Tagalog-Wort für Blutsverwandte oder Clan). Sein maßgeschneiderter, mobiler Anzug verfügt über eine unverwechselbare Flossen- und Schlagarmpanzerung des Kommandanten, die das Design des Gundam Sandrock inspirieren sollte. [16]

Organisation des Tierkreises (OZ) / OZ-Preis [ edit ] 19659068] Hauptstützbesetzung von links nach rechts: Lady Une, Treize, Dorothy, Zechs, Relena, Sally, Noin und Catherine



Zechs Merquise ( ゼ ク ・ マ マ ー 19 ] Zekusu Mākisu ) [EZ, W, BT, EW]

OZs As-Mobile-Suit-Pilot, der auch als "Lightning Count" oder "Lightning Baron" bekannt ist (aufgrund der Tatsache, dass er "wie ein Blitz kämpft", um seine Feinde schnell und außen zu treffen Warnung). Während er eine Maske trägt, die angeblich eine Gesichtsdeformität verbergen soll, verwendet er sie tatsächlich, um seine wahre Identität zu verbergen. Milliardo Peacecraft ( ミ リ ・ ピ ク ラ フ フ 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 iy iy iy iy der verlorene Sohn der pazifistischen Peacecraft-Familie. Nachdem die United Earth Sphere Alliance die Peacecrafts zerstört hatte, da King Peacecraft als Bedrohung ihrer totalitären Herrschaft über die Erde und die Kolonien angesehen wurde, wurde Zechs ein OZ-Soldat, der sich wegen des Mordes an seiner Familie an der Allianz rächen wollte, indem er sich durch das Innere drängte . Nach dem Erwerb des Prototypen des Tallgeese-Prototyps gelang es Zechs, das Königreich Sanc (seine Heimat) von der Kontrolle des Bündnisses zu befreien. Zechs betrachtete sich als zu befleckt, um das Königreich wiederzubeleben, und drängte stattdessen seine jüngere Schwester Relena Peacecraft dazu, das Erbe ihrer Eltern anzunehmen. Nachdem Zechs ein zweites Mal Zeuge des Sanc-Königreichs wurde und desillusioniert wurde, akzeptiert Zechs das Angebot der Rebellen-Organisation White Fang, ihr Anführer zu werden. In dieser Zeit steuert er OZ-13MS Gundam Epyon. Verärgert über den Zustand der menschlichen Angelegenheiten versuchte er, den Planeten zu zerstören und die Zivilisation den "unschuldigen" Kolonien zu überlassen (obwohl diese Einstellung nur eine List ist, um den Krieg zu beenden). In einem letzten Duell mit Heero Yuy verschwand er, offenbar opferte er sich, um den Hauptreaktor von Libra zu zerstören. Ein Jahr später erschien er jedoch wieder als Pilot des OZ-00MS2B Tallgeese III. Er schloss sich der Preventer-Organisation unter dem Codenamen "Wind" an und verbündete sich mit den Gundam-Piloten, um den Plan von Dekim Barton zur Durchführung der ursprünglichen Operation Meteor aufzuhalten. Zech's Charakter ist auch Char Aznable aus der ursprünglichen Mobile Suit Gundam -Serie sehr ähnlich. Zechs Merquise / Milliardo Peacecraft wurde von Takehito Koyasu in der japanischen Fassung und Brian Drummond in der englischen Fassung geäußert. [17]
Treize Khushrenada () ・ [・・シシーーーーーーー Torēzu Kushurināda ) [EZ, W]

Der Anführer der Specials (auch bekannt als OZ) und der Hauptantagonist von Gundam Wing . Treize wurde als Neffe der Dermail-Familie zum Privileg geboren. Er ist ein charismatischer Führer mit einem ausgeprägten Sinn für Ideale und einem Verständnis für die menschliche Natur, die ihm eine ergebene Anhängerschaft unter den Männern gibt, die ihm dienen. Laut dem Manga von Episode Zero war er ursprünglich ein Fluglehrer, der in einer Schlacht um die Kolonie X-18999 verletzt wurde und im Krankenhaus ihres Vaters Dekim die Krankenschwester Leia Barton traf. Sie bildeten eine Verbindung aus gegenseitigem Respekt, von der angenommen wird, dass sie eine Tochter (Mariemaia) hervorgebracht hat. Nach dem Tod von General Catalonia wurde Treize zum Anführer der Specials befördert. Er war eng mit Zechs Merquise befreundet und einer der wenigen, die Zechs wahre Identität kennenlernen. Treizes traditionelle Ansichten über Kampf und Ehre führten zu einem Widerstand gegen die Romefeller-Stiftung, die mit der Entwicklung der automatischen mobilen Puppenwaffen begann. Er widersprach dem, weil er fest an Tradition und Ehre glaubte und der Meinung war, dass mobile Puppen den Menschen im Kampf überflüssig machen und die Kriegsführung daher bedeutungslos machen würden. Sein Austritt aus der Stiftung veranlasste einen ähnlich gesinnten Teil von OZ, sich in die sogenannte Treize-Fraktion zu teilen. Obwohl Treize unter Hausarrest gestellt wurde, wurde er schließlich von Loyalisten befreit und übernahm die Führung der World Nation. Während dieser Zeit pilotierte er den OZ-00MS2 Tallgeese II. Im Kampf gegen Chang Wufei fand er offenbar aus eigenem Willen ein Ende. Treize war auch ein versierter Designer für mobile Anzüge, als er sowohl den OZ-13MS Gundam Epyon als auch den OZ-00MS2B Tallgeese III entwickelte. [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [4] [1965900] (1) [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [4] [4] [4] [4] [4] [4] [4] [4] [1965900] (1). [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [4] [4] ]) [EZ, W, BP, EW]
Eine aus dem italienischen Adel stammende Frau, Noin (der nur mit ihrem Nachnamen geht und ihrem Lehrer Treize in der Episode Zero manga, dass "es kein Geschlecht unter den Soldaten auf dem Schlachtfeld" gibt, war) Ausbilder an der Lake Victoria Academy der Allianz, die Soldaten im Umgang mit mobilen Anzügen ausbildete. In der Serie wurde erwähnt, dass sie die zweithöchste Note in der Geschichte der Victoria-Akademie erhielt (Zechs erhielt die höchste Bewertung, obwohl er behauptet, es sei nur, weil Noin absichtlich den zweiten Platz suchte, um ihn besser aussehen zu lassen). Sie neigte zu einer mütterlichen Haltung gegenüber ihren Schützlingen und war vorhersehbar niedergeschlagen, als eine ihrer Abschlussklassen in einem nächtlichen Hinterhalt von Chang Wufei auf der Basis getötet wurde. Nachdem sie von Wufei besiegt und gedemütigt worden war, verließ sie die Akademie und folgte Zechs bei seiner Mission, die Gundams zu besiegen. Sie pilotierte während ihrer Zeit in OZ einen grünen OZ-07AMS Aries Mobile Suit, der sich unter den blau / schwarzen Standard-Aries-Flotten abzeichnete. Noin war einer der wenigen, die wussten, dass Zechs wahre Identität Milliardo Peacecraft war, und gehorchte seinen Wünschen, indem er sich diskret um seine kleine Schwester Relena kümmerte. Noin endete, um OZ zu verlassen, um als königliche Garde von Relena zu fungieren und insgeheim ein Verteidigungsteam für das Königreich Sanc zu gründen. Von hier bis zum Ende der Serie (einschließlich Endless Waltz ) pilotierte sie einen weißen OZ-12SMS-Taurus-Anzug (im Gegensatz zum standardmäßigen schwarzen Taurus). Nachdem das Königreich gefallen war, ging Noin mit den Gundam-Piloten in den Weltraum und nahm an den letzten Schlachten mit White Fang teil. Sie schloss sich dann der Preventer-Organisation mit dem Codenamen "Fire" an. Nach dem Ende der Mariemaia-Rebellion ging sie mit Zechs zum Mars, um bei dem Terraforming-Projekt zu helfen. Noin ist seit vielen Jahren tief in Zechs verliebt. Lucrezia Noin wurde auf japanisch von Chisa Yokoyama und auf Englisch von Saffron Henderson geäußert. [19]
Lady Une ( レ デ ィ ・ ・ ア 19 Redi ]) [EZ, W, GU, BP, EW]

Treizes rechte Frau, Lady Une, war als wilder Befehlshaber bekannt. Unter seiner Anweisung ermordete sie den Vize-Außenminister Darlian, weil er die Wahrheit über OZ wusste, und ordnete die Ermordung seiner Tochter Relena an, als Relena Zeuge des Mordes wurde. Ihre Methoden sind brutal und rücksichtslos, aber effektiv; Während eines Kampfes mit den Gundams erzwang sie ihre Kapitulation, indem sie drohte, eine Kolonie mit den Raketensatelliten der Allianz zu zerstören, falls sie ihre Gundams nicht übergaben; Als Antwort reagierte Heero selbst mit seiner Gundam, was den anderen Zeit verschwendete, um zu fliehen. Danach ermutigte Treize sie zu mehr Anmut. Dies führte anscheinend zu einem mentalen Konflikt in Une, der dazu führte, dass sie eine völlig neue Persönlichkeit für ihre sanftere, seltsame Haltung entwickelte. Als Treize sich mit Romefeller spaltete, wurde Une geschickt, um Duo, Wufei und die Gundam-Ingenieure von der Mondlande zu befreien, wurde jedoch von Chefingenieur Tsubarov erschossen. Während sie sich von ihrer Wunde erholte, löste Une ihren mentalen Konflikt und wurde eine rundliche, freundliche und entschlossene Frau. Kurz nach Ende des Krieges wurde Une ausgewählt, der Anführer der Friedensbeobachtungsgruppe der neuen Erdregierung, der Preventers, zu werden; ihr Codename lautet "Gold". Ihr rechtzeitiges Eingreifen rettete sowohl Relena als auch Mariemaia das Leben und enthüllte, dass Dekims Handlungen nicht der Philosophie von Treize entsprachen. Nach dem Ende der Rebellion beschloss Une, sich um Mariemaia zu kümmern, behielt jedoch ihre Position als Leiterin der Preventer-Organisation bei. Lady Une wurde von Sayuri Yamauchi in Japanisch und Enuka Okuma in englischer Sprache geäußert. [20]
Trant Clark ( ト ト ・ ・ ク ク 19 19 [196590007]; ]) [W]

Der übermäßig ehrgeizige OZ-Soldat Trant fand den Wing Gundam Zero, nachdem er von Quatre aufgegeben worden war, und beschloss, die Grenzen des ZERO-Systems zu testen. Zuerst versuchte er, Heero zu zwingen, den Wing Zero hinter Tsubarovs Rücken zu testen, doch dieser schlug fehl, als das System Heeros Geist überforderte. Nur Quatre konnte Heero davon abhalten, außer Kontrolle zu geraten. Später, nachdem er Duo gefunden hatte, zwang Trant den Gundam-Piloten, den Wing Zero zu benutzen, damit er seine Fähigkeiten weiterhin messen konnte. Als Duo versuchte zu fliehen, pilotierte Trant den Wing Zero und bekämpfte die Gundam Deathscythe Hell, wurde aber offensichtlich vom ZERO-System in den Wahnsinn getrieben und starb, nachdem sein Helm zerschmettert war. In der Manga-Adaption von Gundam Wing war er mit Hilde Schbeiker in der Kindheit befreundet.
Alex ( [レッッッ Arekkusu ) , Rufzeichen Red Cancer, war ein Pilot von OZ Lieutenant und Cancer, der von Noin an der Lake Victoria Academy ausgebildet wurde und dann zu OZ kam. Er führte die Nummer 33 Unabhängige Truppen in Nordostafrika an der Front von Somalia. Zusammen mit Muller jagte er ehemalige Allianzmitglieder und griff sie im Namen von Treize Khushrenada an. Er wurde von Zechs getötet, nachdem er bei einem Angriff auf die Mogadischu-Festung gegen die Kapitulationsbedingungen verstoßen hatte. Alex war im Allgemeinen ruhiger als sein Partner Muller.
Müller ( ミ ュ ラ ー Myurā ) [W]

Rufzeichen Blauer Engel, er war ein Pilot von OZ Lieutenant und Aries wurde von Noin an der Lake Victoria Academy ausgebildet und wechselte dann zu OZ. Er war Mitglied der Nummer 33 Unabhängiger Truppen von Nordostafrika an der Front von Somalia. Zusammen mit Alex jagte er ehemalige Allianzmitglieder und attackierte sie im Namen von Treize Khushrenada. Er wurde von Zechs getötet, nachdem er bei einem Angriff auf die Mogadischu-Festung gegen die Kapitulationsbedingungen verstoßen hatte. Muller war deutlich hitziger als sein Partner Alex. (In einigen Quellen auch als Müller aufgeführt.)
Broden ( ブ ロ ー デ ン Burōden ) [BP]

Der Kapitän von OZs 4. Fliegendem Geschwader, Broden und seine Männer waren unter den OZ-Soldaten, die sich nach den Eve-Kriegen nicht ergeben wollten. Er glaubte an die Existenz der mobilen Puppenfabrik Vulkanus, da seine Einheit kurz vor Kriegsende in das Werk rüstungsbeladene Asteroiden bringen sollte. Broden hatte ähnliche Überzeugungen wie Treize, sah aber nach außen und nicht nach innen; er wollte mit Vulkanus die Menschheit dazu inspirieren, den Weltraum zu erkunden. Sein Ehrgefühl und Ehrgeiz führten dazu, dass er mit Chang Wufei gute Freunde wurde. Broden wurde von dem verräterischen Klementz während der Schlacht um Vulkanus getötet, die Wufei dazu veranlasste, sich der Mariemaia-Armee anzuschließen, um Brodens Traum, der Menschheit Fortschritt zu bringen, zu erreichen.
Luna Armonia ( ア 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 , Rūna Arumonia ) [GU]

Die Kriegswaisen, die ihre Eltern durch die Allianz verloren hatten, schlossen sich Luna und ihrer großen Schwester Soris früh einer Rebellenorganisation an. Zu einem bestimmten Zeitpunkt waren sie offenbar Kandidaten für Gundam-Piloten (insbesondere für den Wing Gundam vorgesehen), verloren sie und blieben zurück. Einige Zeit später wurden die Schwestern von Valder Farkill von OZ gefunden und aufgenommen, der sie zu seiner persönlichen Wache machte und Luna den Mercurius Shuivan-Anzug gab. Luna war der Hauptbestandteil eines Plans, um Adin Barnett und seinen Gundam Griepe von MO-V zu fangen, begann jedoch wegen der ähnlichen Vergangenheit mit dem jungen Mann zu sympathisieren. Sie wurde von Grandsharios Grand Nova-Kanone getötet und von Valder gefeuert, weil er das besiegte Mädchen für nutzlos hielt. Luna Armonia wird von Saeko Shimazu geäußert
Soris Armonia ( リ リ ス ・ ア ル ル ニ モ Sorisu Arumonia ) [GU]

Rollen des Soldaten und der großen Schwester zu Luna. Sie wurde von Valder als Leibwächter aufgenommen, scheint jedoch eine Anziehungskraft auf ihren Kommandanten zu haben. Soris war viel überzeugter als Luna, wenn es darum ging, zu kämpfen. Zu einem Zeitpunkt stellte sich die Frage, ob Adin die Überzeugung hatte, Beschützer der Kolonien zu sein, wie die fünf Operation Meteor Gundams. Sie wurde zusammen mit ihrer Schwester von der Grand Nova-Kanone getötet. Ihr persönlicher Handyanzug war der Vayeate Shuivan. Soris Armonia wird von Yumi Touma geäußert.
Broom Brooks ( ル ム ・ ブ ロ ッ ッ ッ 19 Burumu Burokkusu ) [GU]

Ops-Geschwader, Preis. Wie Rosshe besaß Broom ein ausgeprägtes Ehrgefühl und war gleichzeitig von seiner großen Abneigung gegen Treize und besonders Lady Une geprägt. Er wurde von Valder Farkill im frühen Stadium des Putsches getötet, der Farkill als Führer des Preises an die Macht brachte. Er steuerte den Leo-N. vor.
Valder Farkill ( the ァ ル ダ ー ー フ ァ ー ー ー キ 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 member member member member member member member member member member member member キ ー ー ー ーMerquise Einheit. Während der Rebellion gegen die Allianz erzielte er mehr Kills als der Rest seines Teams zusammen, was ihm den Spitznamen "Dark General of Destruction" einbrachte. Einige Zeit später lud Romafellers Doktor Berg den berühmt rücksichtslosen Farkill ein, die Kontrolle über den Preis zu übernehmen und den Konflikt bei MO-V entscheidend zu beenden. Kalt und berechnend dachte Valder an Krieg ähnlich wie ein Schachspiel. Sein größter Untergang war seine Arroganz; Er glaubte, dass die einzige Person, die seine Fähigkeiten verdient, Treize war, die er im Kampf besiegen wollte, bevor er die Führung von OZ übernahm. Während der letzten Schlacht wurde Valder von der Nachricht von Treizes Tod betäubt und konnte leicht von Adin Barnett getötet werden. Valder Farkill wird von Juurouta Kosugi geäußert.
Rosshe Natono ( ッ Pr ェ ナ ト ト ゥ ノ Rosshe Natōno ). Rosshe ist ein Mann, der über ein ausgeprägtes Ehrgefühl und ein faires Spiel verfügt, obwohl er manchmal im Nahkampf (eine Facette seiner Persönlichkeit, die in späteren Kapiteln verschwindet) gegeben wird. Er hält die Gundams für die ultimative Beute, ist aber wahnsinnig, wenn sein Leo-S nicht ausreicht, um Adin Barnetts Geminass 01 zu besiegen. Er flog kurz den Aesculapius, aber Doktor Berg ließ ihn ersetzen, als er den Gundam nicht herausbringen konnte volles Potenzial. Rosshe wurde während seines Putsches von Valder Farkill von seinem Teamkollegen Kratz Shelby (im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes wie auch im übertragenen Sinne) zurückgeschlagen und von Adin gerettet. Bald darauf wurde Rosshe zu einem geschätzten Mitglied der Verteidigungsgruppe der MO-V, der die L.O. Booster. Rosshe Natono wird von Ryo Horikawa geäußert.
Lowe Sernan ( ロ ウ ・ サ ー ー ナ ナ Rō Sānan ) [GU]

Ein OZ-Sonder-Leutnant und ein Arbeitslager Une befahl, als er erfuhr, dass die Kolonie MO-V unter der Preisgerichtsbarkeit stand. Lieutenant Nichol, der dies vor Une versteckt hatte, befahl Sernan, die MO-V zu untersuchen und herauszufinden, was so wichtig ist. Als er sich der Kolonie näherte, wurde er von Broom Brooks angegriffen, wurde aber glücklicherweise von den Barnett-Brüdern gerettet. Nachdem Sernan seine Situation erklärt hatte, wurde er als mobiler Anzugmechaniker begrüßt. His off-hand comments about the five Gundams on Earth inspired Adin to proclaim the Geminass 01 a Gundam, which continued with MO-V's other G-Units. After the conflict's end, Sernan joined Preventer under the codename "Quavorze", keeping an eye on MO-V.
Kratz Shelby (クラーツ・シェルビィ, Kurātsu Sherubi) [GU]

One of the Stardust Knights and OZ Prize's leaders, Kratz held honor in much lower regard than his compatriots. As the assault on MO-V dragged on, his patience with Rosshe's actions began to wear thin. When Valder Farkill appeared to take over Prize, Kratz wholeheartedly supported him to the point of backstabbing Rosshe. However, Kratz's skills were still inferior to Rosshe's, and after his repeated defeats at the hands of MO-V's G-Units, he decided that he needed a Gundam to defeat them. Eventually Doctor Berg built the Burnlapius for Kratz, and though his use of the PX System allowed him to defeat Rosshe and the L.O. Booster, an extended battle with Odell allowed the System to take its toll, destroying both his mind and his Gundam.
Aretha Walker (アリサ・ウォーカー, Arisa Uōkā) [GU]

One of the soldiers in OZ Prize, Aretha was in charge of more mundane operations, answering only to the Stardust Knights. Many times, she attempted to convince Rosshe to let her handle the operation at MO-V, but he insisted on taking care of things personally. When Rosshe was apparently killed, Aretha was contacted by Silver Crown with a plan. She personally delivered the Griepe to Adin, defecting to MO-V shortly thereafter. She is in love with Rosshe, who seems to have realized this all along, but didn't really acknowledge her feelings until after they met on MO-V.
Trinoi Levinski (トライノイ・リヴィンスキー, Torainoi Revinsukī) [TI]

A former OZ soldier, Trinoi was forced into retirement due to combat injuries sustained to his left hand. Some time after this, Trinoi met Tiel Nonbleu and was convinced to aid in her plan to find her brother. After training her and her friend Krung in mobile suit piloting, he led the infiltration of Romafeller's hidden Gundam plant and stole a Gundam Dellinger Arms. When the trio finally reached the Graveyard of Soldiers, they ran into Romafeller's pursuit force, and Trinoi was able to destroy both enemy Gundams, though at the cost of his own life.
Karl Noembreux (カール・ノンブルー, Kāru Nonburū) [TI]

An OZ mobile suit pilot, Noembreux was assigned to pilot Gundam Lucifer during its test run. However, the ZERO System 2.0 proved unstable and drove Noembleux mad, causing him to believe that he could end all war by destroying those who would perpetuate it. Eventually he encountered his younger sister Tiel, who had led an elaborate chase to find him. Noembreux was beyond aid at this point, and when his sister refused to help carry out his mad plan, he attacked, and the two siblings ended up dying as they fell into Earth's atmosphere.

Romefeller Foundation[edit]


Dorothy Catalonia (ドロシー・カタロニア, Doroshī Kataronia) [W, BP, EW, FT]

The granddaughter of Duke Dermail and daughter of former OZ leader General Catalonia, Dorothy first appears masquerading as an ordinary student at the school Relena runs in the Sanc Kingdom. Though she said she admired Relena, Dorothy held many opposite beliefs, such as her belief that war is an essential part of humanity and will never go away. As Romefeller attacked the Kingdom, Dorothy revealed her true mission (to spy on the nation for Romefeller), and offered Relena the chance to stop the attack by becoming Romefeller's public face. Relena agreed, and as she was declared Queen of the World Nation, Dorothy stayed with her to observe her actions. When Treize deposed Relena, Relena went to space to try and stop her brother Milliardo from destroying the Earth; Dorothy, who accompanied Relena, chose to join White Fang, and often acted as Zechs' second-in-command (much to Treize's ire). As the battle came to a head, she confronted Quatre inside Libra and forced him into a fencing match, which ended with him being stabbed through the side. As they fought, the truth about Dorothy came out: though she claimed to love warfare, she deeply hated it for taking her father (General Catalonia)'s life, and put on a strong face to the world. After being gently confronted by Trowa, she escaped Libra and later visited Milliardo's grave to pay her respects to the man, who she thought was dead (Milliardo actually resurfaced the following year). In the next year, Dorothy was sought out as the last heir of Romefeller, and the only one with a clue to the location of the mobile doll plant Vulkanus. Though her attempts to set Heero and Relena up romantically failed, she gave the pair her grandfather's notes and allowed them the use of her computer database, which allowed them to crack the code and locate Vulkanus. During Mariemaia's rebellion, Dorothy appeared again, first taunting the civilians of Brussels into action, then helping them when they finally decided to heed Relena's words and reach for peace with their own hands. In Frozen Teardropshe is referred to as the President of the ESUN. Dorothy Catalonia is voiced by Naoko Matsui in Japanese and by Cathy Weseluck in English.
Duke Dermail (デルマイユ侯, Derumaiyu-kō) [W]

The head of Romefeller, Dermail was an ambitious and ruthless man. His primary goal was to encourage more war and line the organization's pockets with more money by developing new weapons. Dermail mainly appeared as a background figure in the early part of the series, but as Romefeller began pursuing mobile dolls, they took a more active role as the antagonist group of the series. Dermail hated the Sanc Kingdom for preventing Romefeller's complete domination of the world, but tacitly listened to Dorothy's suggestion of making Relena the chief representative of Romefeller, to appeal to the masses. For Dermail, the plan backfired, and Relena became more powerful than him, encouraging the Foundation to disarm and seek peace with the colonies. When White Fang rose up to oppose the World Nation, Dermail went to space to oversee the battle from Barge, but was killed by White Fang's mobile dolls en route. Ironically, his granddaughter Dorothy referred to his death as that of "a brave soldier" when in fact Dermail had turned and cowered from the blasts that ended his life. Duke Dermail is voiced by Osamu Kato in Japanese and by Jim Byrnes in English.
Chief Engineer Tsubarov (ツバロフ技師長, Tsubarofu-gishichō) [W]

Romefeller's chief weapons developer, his pride and joy were his mobile dolls. He hated mobile suits and any suits that could surpass his mobile dolls, but this caused him to underestimate the Gundams and their power. He rejected the ZERO System (it could have been use for the mobile dolls, an idea utilized by White Fang). Believing that his automated weapons would be the next stage of warfare, he talked Duke Dermail into pursuing their development over that of traditional mobile suits. He was also apparently the mind behind Vulkanus, the mobile doll plant that was sought by all sides in the summer of AC 196. When White Fang's rebellion began, Tsubarov was at the Lunar Base, overseeing the construction of the new Virgo II, but the Virgo II couldn't defeat the Gundams even if the Gundams were 70% complete. Tsubarov failed to kill the Gundam Pilots numerous times. Though he was captured by the rebels during their takeover, Tsubarov managed to escape to a room where he was able to activate the mobile dolls guarding the base. As the mobile dolls clashed with both the White Fang forces and Chang Wufei's Altron Gundam inside the base, Tsubarov was driven insane with fear. He ranted that he and his precious mobile dolls would rule the world (which turns out to be a dream he had but his dream shattered) and both were invincible—while the room he was in was shaking and crumbling around him, and then exploded, killing him and destroying the controls for his mobile dolls. His death was the beginning of the fall of the Romefeller Foundation. On the subtitles on the DVDs, his name is incorrectly spelled as "Tubarov".
Doctor Berg (ドクター・ペルゲ, Dokutā Beruge) [GU]

One of Duke Dermail's top agents, Doctor Berg was an accomplished mobile suit designer who was placed at the asteroid colony MO-V. However, the colony's chairman Roga Herman chose to develop space travel instead of mobile suits. Enraged, Berg sabotaged the shuttle, killing Mark Barnett and his wife and convincing Herman to allow him to build his mobile suits. The fruits of his labors were the G-Units, mobile suits with the ability to rapidly change their equipment and the powerful but dangerous PX System. However, the whole time Berg was passing information along to Romafeller, who sent OZ Prize to MO-V to collect the G-Units. Berg revealed his treachery shortly after their arrival, and continued building new G-Units on Grandshario. Wanting to develop the ultimate weapon, Berg built the Gundam Griepe and handed it to Adin Barnett to test. When Odell Barnett attacked Grandshario, Berg used his intimate knowledge of Aesculapius' abilities and Odell's skills to stop him. However, he made the mistake of taunting Odell with the fact that Berg was the one who killed the pilot's parents. Enraged, Odell activated PX Overdrive and crashed into Grandshario, killing Berg just after he activated his failsafe that would drive Grandshario to decimate humanity.
Doppelt (ドッペルト, Dopperuto) [TI]

A Romefeller loyalist who was present at the theft of the mass-production Gundams. Dobert was assigned to the Sandleon and sent to kill the thieves, but was defeated twice in combat by Tiel Nonbleu and her friends, dying in the second battle.
Semis (セミス, Semisu) [TI]

A Romefeller loyalist who was present at the theft of the mass-production Gundams, Semis was assigned to track down and kill the thieves. She piloted the Deathscythe Guilty, but was defeated once, thanks to a surprise attack by Krung Ponramaai's T'ien-Lung Gundam. Even though her machine was upgraded with parts from the wreckage of the Hydra Gundam, Semis was killed in combat with Trinoi Levinsky's Gundam Dellinger Arms at the Graveyard of Soldiers.

United Earth Sphere Alliance[edit]


Sally Po (サリィ・ポォ, Sarī Pō) [EZ, W, BP, EW]

An Alliance Major, she was assigned to the decommission of colony A0206 (where Chang Wufei's clan lived), where she tried unsuccessfully to convince General Septem not to go through with his plan to use poison gas to kill the colonists. When the mobile suit force attempting to gas the colony was wiped out, Sally declared the operation a success and pulled back; as a result of her actions, she was sent to work in an Alliance hospital in Japan. Several days after Operation Meteor began, Relena Darlian took Heero Yuy to this hospital, where Sally learned of the young man's unusually strong body and took an interest in him. During OZ's internal takeover of the Alliance, Sally and her forces avoid being captured. She then became an active member of the small rebellions against OZ and one of the Gundam pilots' strongest allies, helping them in tight spots and recovering both the Wing Gundam and the Gundam Heavyarms at different points in the conflict. After the war's end, Sally signed on with the Preventers, using the codename "Water", and invited Wufei to join their ranks after the Mariemaia Rebellion ended. In the prologue to the novel Frozen Teardrop we meet her daughter Kathy Po.[21] Sally Po was voiced by Yumi Tōma in Japanese and both Moneca Stori (episodes 3-12) and then Samantha Ferris (episodes 20-49 and Endless Waltz) in English.[22]
General Septem (セプテム将軍, Seputemu-shōgun) [EZ, W]

The head of the Alliance's space forces, Septem was a harsh man by all accounts. In AC 187, Dekim Barton hired assassin Odin Lowe to kill Septem during a visit to colony X-18999, but the attempt failed because of Dekim's warnings. Through the machinations of Treize and OZ, Septem is one of the few remaining high-ranking officials of the Alliance to survive the Gundam attack on the New Edwards Base. After formally declaring war on the colonies immediately after Noventa's death, Lady Une throws him from a plane after he outlives his usefulness, and shoots him in the head as he falls to ensure his death.

White Fang[edit]


Quinze (カーンズ, Kānzu) [EZ, W, GU]

The leader of White Fang, he was once one of colonial leader Heero Yuy's most trusted aides and was present when the colonial leader was gunned down. Learning that the Alliance (actually OZ) was behind the assassination, Quinze and his compatriot Dekim Barton began formulating plans for revenge. While Dekim had more elaborate plans, Quinze began leading a series of small-scale rebellions against the Alliance. Eventually, his ambitions would give rise to the group known as White Fang. Seeking powerful allies, he attempted to recruit the Gundam pilots to the White Fang's cause. In the end, the only one who accepted was Milliardo Peacecraft as he became the public face of the rebel group. He began feeling that this was a mistake as he gradually disagreed more and more with Milliardo's goals. During the final battle, Quinze attempted to kill the Gundam scientists on Peacemillion but was unable to prevent them from setting off a chain reaction in the battleship's engines, moving Peacemillion and Libra away from the Earth and presumably killing all six men in the process.
Sedici (セディッチ, Seditchi) [W]

A White Fang loyalist, Sedici was planted in OZ to learn about their secret plans. His information was pivotal to the Artemis Revolution, which brought White Fang to power as well as earning them Libra and the Virgo IIs. Sedici was killed in battle by Barge's Beam Cannon during White Fang's assault on Barge.
Sogran (ソグラン, Soguran) [BT]

A former commander of White Fang, Sogran made a deal with the CEO of the Century Discover Corporation to capture the Gundams for weapons research. To reach this goal, Sogran manipulated several White Fang members into trying to start a new rebellion, instructing them to try and buy the Gundam pilots' services (or at least buy their Gundams). When this failed, Sogran had his men try to kill the pilots and seize the Gundams by force. Eventually, he was confronted by Heero, Trowa and Ralph Kurt. Arrogantly believing he had victory in his hands, Sogran revealed the truth of his plan to the trio, only to have Heero reveal that the public address system was on. With that, the trio left Sogran to the mercies of the people he had just betrayed.
Ralph Kurt (ラルフ・カート, Rarufu Kāto) [BT]

As a child, Ralph's colony was attacked by the Alliance, killing his parents in the process. He managed to escape with his childhood friend, Chris Marley. Later in life, Ralph was at one time a member of the mercenary group that included the future Gundam pilot Trowa Barton. Ironically, the two admired one another for opposite reasons: while the nameless boy envied Ralph for his friendship with the other soldiers, Ralph admired him for his quiet skill and firm conviction, believing the boy to be the Perfect Soldier. Several years later, Ralph joined White Fang, only to end up losing in the Eve Wars; the next year, he came back into Trowa's life, attempting to buy Heavyarms for the new war that White Fang's remnants planned to start. Trowa refused, and Ralph was brought into direct conflict with his former ally. The Gundam pilots managed to capture Ralph, and Trowa revealed to Ralph that Sogran was simply using Ralph and his men. Along with Heero and Trowa, Ralph confronted Sogran, who revealed his deceit (secretly broadcast by Heero over the public address system). Later, saying goodbye to Trowa, Ralph warned his old friend that as long as he kept the name Trowa Barton, "those" people would be looking for him.
Chris Marley (クリス・マーリィー, Kurisu Mārī) [BT]

When she was young, Chris lost her parents in an Alliance attack on her colony. She would have died herself, but she was saved by her friend Ralph Kurt. Growing up, she deeply resented the Alliance (and, by extension, Earth) for what they did, and joined White Fang. After the war, she agreed to participate in a new plan for revenge by starting a new war with the assassination of important figures in the Earth government. For her part, Chris became Vice Foreign Minister Relena Darlian's personal assistant, secretly letting White Fang hit squads know where the young diplomat was going to be at all times. After being saved by Heero Yuy from one assassination attempt, Relena and Chris accompanied him to the ruins of Chris' old home colony. Eventually, Heero revealed that he knew about Chris' spying all along, and showed her that the Gundams weren't on the colony. She finally learned the truth behind the new rebellion, and gave up on her revenge after a heartfelt talk with Relena. Chris would go on to live a peaceful life with Ralph, the two having finally realized their true feelings for one another.
Dornille (ドルニエ, Dorunie) [GU]

A White Fang officer, Dornille was sent to MO-V in an attempt to capture the G-Units for their purposes. For him, they ran afoul of Kratz Shelby and his new Gundam Burnlapius and were quickly killed, with their Virgo IIs serving to strengthen Prize's arsenal.

Adin Barnett (アディン・バーネット, Adin Bānetto) [GU]

The pilot of Geminass 01 and G-Unit's main character. Adin is a 17-year-old test pilot who lost his parents in a shuttle accident, but was raised by the colony's chief representative and feels like everyone on the colony is his family. Adin tends to be brash and impulsive, which limits his combat performance. Despite this, his brother Odell is assured that someday Adin will surpass his skill. At first Adin is incapable of using the PX System, but following his brother's apparent death he begins training to use the dangerous system, and uses it to good effect to drive back Rosshe Natono when he appears with the new Gundam Aesculapius. Soon after, though, Adin would be challenged by Prize's Silver Crown, whom he never once suspected of being his brother (despite the obvious signs). When Valder Farkill took over Prize, Adin saved Rosshe's life, figuring that it was the right thing to do. Later on, Adin received the Gundam Griepe and learned of his brother's true fate, using the Griepe to drive Farkill off. When Luna Armonia came to the colony, Adin fell for her, an attraction which continued even though she took him to Farkill at gunpoint. Luna's death deeply affected him, and Adin became driven to end the conflict before any more lives were lost. He challenged Farkill to a final battle, where his increasing skill and Farkill's arrogance gave him the victory. When Doctor Berg's doomsday plan sent Grandshario on a rampage to destroy the colonies and Earth, Adin was the one to pilot the combined G-Unit and destroy the battleship, bringing an end to the conflict for good. Adin Barnett is voiced by Hiro Yuuki.
Odell Barnett (オデル・バーネット, Oderu Bānetto) [GU]

The pilot of Geminass 02 and MO-V's top pilot, Odell had to help raise his younger brother after the loss of their parents. Odell grew into a skilled pilot, able of using the G-Unit's PX System with incredible skill. However, when OZ Prize attacked, a reckless Adin was nearly killed. Using the System, Odell managed to get his brother to safety, but ended up losing his Gundam (and apparently his life as well). With Berg's help, he adopted the identity Silver Crown (シルヴァ・クラウン) and secretly aided MO-V from within OZ. Prize's new leader Valder Farkill realized what was happening and attacked Odell as he attempted to send the Gundam Griepe to Adin. After getting away from OZ, Odell returned to service at MO-V. Piloting Aesculapius, he participated in the final battle, helping to defeat Kratz and personally finishing Berg. Several months later, he married Tricia and settled down to help develop space travel as his father wished. Odell Barnett is voiced by Kyousei Tsukui.
Mark Barnett [GU]

Adin and Odell's late father, his dream was for mankind to explore the stars. He developed a new type of engine that would go on to be used in the Gundam Griepe. He and his wife were killed in a shuttle explosion that was thought to be an accident, but had actually been planned by his rival Doctor Berg, who was jealous that his mobile suits had been passed up for Mark's spaceships.
Lucie Aisley (ルシエ・アイズリー, Rushie Aizurī) [GU]

A mechanic and systems operator on MO-V, Lucie was one of the members of the G-Unit Project. Her main job was to oversee data collection during the testing phase of the project. However, her brash attitude often conflicted with Adin's, adding to the pseudo-romantic tension between the two. During Luna Armonia's stay on MO-V, Lucie was deeply jealous of her. Eventually, Lucie realized her feelings for him, but despite a tender moment just before the final battle, the two of them were back to their usual antics soon enough.
Tricia Farrel (トリシア・ファレル, Torishia Fareru) [GU]

MO-V's operator, Tricia often serves as the voice of common sense for her more passionate co-workers. She was engaged to Odell, a fact which made his apparent death even harder for everyone to take. However, it was Tricia's words to Adin that helped bring him out of the depression he suffered following Odell's disappearance, and allowed him to continue fighting Prize. After the conflict ended, Tricia and Odell were wed in a ceremony on MO-V.
Roga Herman (ロガ・ハーマン, Roga Hāman) [GU]

The chief representative and leader of MO-V, Roga's primary concern is the well-being of his people. Though a bit goofy and with a wandering eye for pretty girls (he happens to have a thing for Lady Une), he never lets such concerns get in the way of his duty. He was good friends with the Barnetts, and following their deaths, he raised their sons as his own.
Dick Higasaki (ディック・ヒガサキ, Dikku Higasaki) [GU, EW]

MO-V's cheery, playful engineer, Dick is most easily recognized by his baseball cap and basketball jersey. Despite his somewhat goofy appearance, he's a top engineer and the colony's number-one guy when it comes to the G-Units. His mechanical expertise is such that he was able to create the defense-use mobile doll D-Unit using scrap from destroyed OZ-06MS Leos and a stolen copy of the Mobile Doll System. He also appears in the manga adaptation of Endless Waltzas the Preventer engineer in charge of the Tallgeese III.

Perfect Peace People (P3)[edit]


Victor Gaintz (ビクター・ゲインツ, Bikutā Geintsu) [BP]

A former member of White Fang, Victor disagreed with Quinze's decision to invite Zechs as the group's leader. When Quinze went ahead with his idea, Gaintz quit in protest. He resurfaced the following summer as the leader of the Perfect Peace People, an organization calling for even more sweeping disarmaments than Relena. However, this is all a ruse for P3 to gain power. Gaintz came across the location and codes for Vulkanus, and wanted all resistance out of the way so he could take over. His strongest point was for the elimination of the Gundams, claiming that the pilots could lose control and decide to take over. When he managed to capture Scorpio, Gaintz argued his rhetoric against the pilots, only to have Heero counter that they don't desire power and will never lose control. After using ZERO to learn the truth about Gaintz, Heero finished him off with the Wing Gundam Zero.
Klementz (クレメンツ, Kurementsu) [BP]

One of Captain Broden's soldiers, Klementz is highly distrustful of Wufei, believing him to be a spy. However, it is later discovered that this attitude was simply a cover for Klementz, who is the real spy, working for the Perfect Peace People. He kills Broden and attempts to turn Vulkanus' mobile dolls on the Gundams, only to be knocked unconscious by Duo. His fate after that point remains uncertain.

Mariemaia Army/Barton Foundation[edit]


Dekim Barton (デキム・バートン, Dekimu Bāton) [EZ, BT, EW]

Originally one of colonial leader Heero Yuy's top aides, Dekim was motivated by both colonial liberation and revenge for Yuy's death. Having killed Yuy's assassin Odin Lowe, faking his death soon after, Dekim plotted for the colonies to take over the Earth Sphere under his family's rule To that end, he tracked down five of the engineers who had created the Tallgeese and commissioned them to create the Gundams for use with his ultimate plan: Operation Meteor. As his plan was to drop colonies onto Earth at strategic locations so the Gundams can exploit ensuing chaos, Dekim is furious when the scientists and their young pilots refused to carry Operation Meteor out as intended. This forces him to work out a new version of Operation Meteor involving the MMS-01 Serpent mobile suit left behind by OZ and the illegitimate child of his daughter Leia and Treize Khushrenada to win the latter's remaining followers to his cause. Dekim commences his plan on Christmas Eve AC 196, only for the Gundam pilots to intervene while being joined by the common people. Refusing to accept defeat, Dekim attempts to kill Relena Darlian and ends wounding Mariemaia when took the bullet before being shot in the head by one Treize's supporters.
Mariemaia Barton/Mariemaia Khushrenada (マリーメイア・バートン/マリーメイア・クシュリナーダ, Marīmeia Bāton/Merīmeia Kushurināda) [EZ, BT, EW]

A young child, Mariemaia is apparently the daughter of Leia Barton and Treize Khushrenada, conceived during the meeting between the two on Colony X-18999 (as detailed in the Episode Zero manga). Supposedly dying at an early age, Mariemaia later resurfaced as the figurehead of the Mariemaia Army, which largely consisted of soldiers who had been loyal to Treize. Thanks to her grandfather Dekim's grooming, she was fully prepared to ravage the Earth and take her place as the World Sovereign, believing this to be what her father Treize would have wanted. She continued believing this until Relena Darlian slapped some sense into her—literally. When Lady Une explains to the young girl that her grandfather is using her, Mariemaia realizes her mistake and jumped in front of Relena to save her from being killed by Dekim. It resulted in Mariemaia being shot through the spine as she was given medical attention, and is later shown (in a wheelchair though later appearances show her to have healed) visiting her father's grave with Lady Une. Mariemaia Barton / Mariemaia Khushrenada was voiced by Rei Sakuma in Japanese and Maggie Blue O'Hara in English.
Trowa Barton (トロワ・バートン, Torowa Bāton) [EZ, EW]

The spoiled son of Dekim Barton that was used to getting anything he wanted. Originally scheduled to be the pilot of the Gundam Heavyarms, he was furious when he learned that Doktor S and the other engineers didn't agree with Operation Meteor. As he prepared to tell his father of their betrayal, Trowa was shot in the back by a mechanic who feared for his family's safety on Earth and died. At that point, a nameless engineer offered to take over for the dead man as the new Trowa Barton. It is known that the original Trowa was apparently willing to tell No-Name about how his sister's daughter would be ruling the world after Operation Meteor but this appears mainly to have been boasting rather than true friendship or closeness. If Mariemaia is truly Treize Khushrenada's and Leia Barton's daughter, it can be assumed that the real Trowa is Mariemaia's uncle by blood.
Leia Barton (レイア・バートン, Reia Bāton) [EZ, EW]

The daughter of Dekim Barton and sister to the original Trowa Barton, Leia was working as a nurse at a Barton Foundation hospital when she met Treize Khushrenada after he was admitted after being wounded in battle. When he learned that General Septem had used the colony's weather system to put out a small fire, Treize lamented the man's foolishness, a sentiment Leia echoed. The two formed a connection based on mutual respect. Her relationship with Treize may have resulted in the birth to her daughter Mariemaia. She died of an illness shortly afterward.
Krung Ponramaai (クルング・ポンラマーイ, Kurungu Ponramāi) [TI]

A childhood friend of Tiel Nonbleu, Krung was part of the team that broke into Romefeller's secret factory and stole their mass production Gundams. In particular, Krung ended up with the T'ien-Lung Gundam. However, the entire plan was simply a ruse by Krung, who wanted the Gundam so that she could join up with the Mariemaia Army, believing in the ideals it espoused. Upon reaching the Graveyard of Soldiers, Krung revealed her deceit, using T'ien-Lung's ZERO System to activate a pair of Capricorn Mobile Dolls and attempting to kill Tiel. For her, Wing Seraphim's own ZERO System activated, allowing Tiel to (unwillingly) kill her former friend with a single attack.

Civilians[edit]


Relena Darlian / Relena Peacecraft (リリーナ・ドーリアン/リリーナ・ピースクラフト, Rirīna Dōrian/Rirīna Pīsukorafuto) [EZ, W, BT, BP, EW]

The female lead of Gundam Wing. Relena first appears as the daughter of the Alliance's Vice Foreign Minister. When he is called away to work at the beginning of the series, Relena must go home alone, setting up her encounter with Heero Yuy who had washed ashore on the beach near the spaceport. Her encounter with the mysterious Gundam pilot spurs the young girl to learn more about him, despite his threats towards her. While visiting a colony with her father, Mr. Darlian is killed by Lady Une; as he dies, he reveals that Relena is actually the daughter of the Peacecrafts, the leaders of the fallen pacifist Sanc Kingdom. During a fight between Heero and Zechs Merquise, Relena discovers from Lucrezia Noin that Zechs is her older brother. Soon afterward, Relena assumes her birthright and restores the Sanc Kingdom according to her family's ideals, opening the nation's borders as a neutral haven to those who wish to escape the growing war. Since Romefeller regards the nation's pacifist stance as a threat, it begins to focus most of its military attention on the Sanc Kingdom, particularly after Heero and Quatre arrive, seeking sanctuary from OZ assassins. With another invasion threatening to destroy the kingdom, Relena surrenders to protect her people, and formally dissolves the nation. At Dorothy Catalonia's urging, Relena accepts Duke Dermail's offer to become the public face of Romefeller, and she is formally declared Queen of the World. Though this was merely meant to be a public relations move, Relena garners most of Romefeller's support despite Dermail's intent to use Relena as a figurehead. When her brother (now going by his true name Milliardo Peacecraft) appears as the leader of White Fang, Treize Khushrenada dismisses Relena from her position because, he reasons now that she has laid the foundation for peace, he will provide the military might required to bring it to fruition. Freed from her responsibility, Relena goes to space, where she and Heero unsuccessfully attempt to reason with Milliardo and dissuade him from escalating the war. After the war, Relena becomes the Vice Foreign Minister of the newly formed Earth Sphere Unified Nation and assumes her adopted father's surname again. She spearheads the creation of the Preventer Organization and disarmament talks as an influential, high-ranking official. Relena is kidnapped by Dekim Barton intending to use her symbolic power to ensure Mariemaia's dominance, but instead Relena encourages the citizens to rebel and take action themselves to ensure peace. After Dekim's defeat and the end of mobile suit warfare, Relena moves on to her next project, the terraformation of Mars. From early on, it is made plain that Relena is in love with Heero, and the latter with her, which Heero's fellow Gundam pilot Duo becomes aware of. At the end of the sequel novel series New Mobile Report Gundam Wing: Frozen TeardropRelena is asked by Heero to marry him, and she accepts his proposal. In the epilogue, which takes place 5 months after the events of the final chapter, Relena is living happily with Heero on Mars, and the two are shown discussing their plans on marriage and starting a family of their own. Relena Darlian / Relena Peacecraft was voiced by Akiko Yajima in Japanese and Lisa Ann Beley in English.[23]
Catherine Bloom (キャスリン・ブルーム, Kyasarin Burūmu) [EZ, W, BT, EW]

A young woman who works as a knife thrower and acrobat for a travelling circus. In the Episode Zero manga, it is shown that when she was four years old, her family's circus wagon was caught in the crossfire of an Alliance bombing, killing her parents and separating her from her two-year-old brother Triton. Cathy was adopted by the members of her parents' circus and grew up with them. When the Gundam pilot Trowa Barton asks to join the circus, Cathy convinces the manager to let him. She soon adopts a big sister attitude with Trowa, even after learning that he is the pilot of the Gundam Heavyarms. She also helps take care of Trowa's friends, including feeding Wufei when he stays with the circus following the failed Treize assassination, and caring for Heero for over a month after he self-detonates the Wing Gundam. When Trowa loses his memory, Catherine happens upon him wandering the streets, and convinces him that she really is his older sister, trying to shelter him from the war (and his fellow Gundam pilots). But when Quatre comes to find Trowa, Trowa has a feeling that he knows Quatre and decides to leave again, promising to come back to Catherine. The novelization of Endless Waltz reveals that Trowa is in fact Triton Bloom but neither he nor Catherine know this. Catherine Bloom was voiced by Saori Suzuki in Japanese and both Moneca Stori (Gundam Wing) and then Cathy Weseluck (Endless Waltz) in English.[24]
Hilde Schbeiker (ヒルデ・シュバイカー, Hirude Shubaikā) [W, BP, EW]

Hilde was a volunteer soldier of the OZ Space Army, who signed up with the organization shortly after they made their move for space. Soon after joining, she attempted to recruit Duo Maxwell, discovering rather suddenly that he was a Gundam pilot. Some time after Duo's capture, Hilde quit OZ and became an artist, letting Duo stay in her apartment after he escaped from OZ. When White Fang rose up, Hilde broke into Libra to steal data on the mobile dolls and met Relena. During her escape, Hilde was attacked by mobile doll versions of the OZ-13MSX1 Vayeate and OZ-13MSX2 Mercurius and was almost killed, when Duo came to her rescue. She and Duo are never explicitly said to be a couple, but many of their actions (such as Duo being away in Battlefield of Pacifists because he got on Hilde's nerves, and later calling to apologize) suggest that they may be. Hilde appeared again at the end of Endless Waltzworking at her scrapyard with Duo. Hilde Schbeiker was voiced by Kae Araki in Japanese and Marcy Goldberg in English.
Vice Foreign Minister Darlian (ドーリアン外務次官, Dōrian-gaimujikan) [EZ, W]

Relena's adoptive father, Darlian was once the right-hand man of the Peacecraft family. When the Sanc Kingdom was invaded, he took Relena to safety, adopting her as his own daughter. As tensions between Earth and the colonies rose, Darlian advocated peace with the oppressed colonies, even while the Alliance sought tighter control. Somehow, Darlian learned the truth of Operation Meteor, and became a target of Dekim Barton, only to be saved by the young Heero Yuy. He wouldn't be so lucky later on, when OZ's Lady Une threw a bomb into a room he was occupying for a meeting, mortally wounding Darlian and killing everyone else. As he died, Darlian told Relena the truth about her parents.
Master Long Shirin (竜 紫鈴, Ron ShirinPinyin: Lóng Zǐlíng) [EZ, W, EW]

The head of the Long Clan and formal leader of colony A02026. His granddaughter Meilan was married to Chang Wufei, making him related to the future Gundam pilot in a way. When Operation Meteor's true form was revealed, it was planned for A02026 to be the colony dropped on the Earth, an action that Wufei greatly opposed. Before the brash young man could leave, Shirin gave him the clan's heirloom, a jade statue of their guardian, the two-headed dragon Altron, to sell for supplies. In the series, Wufei returns to the colony after receiving the Altron Gundam to rediscover his purpose. When OZ attacked A02026 to root out the Gundam, Shirin activates the colony's self-destruct system to keep his people out of OZ's hands, and to give Wufei a reminder of what he's fighting for.
Long Meilan (竜 妹蘭, Ron MeiranPinyin: Lóng Mèilán) [EZ]

The granddaughter of Master Long Shirin, the spirited and tomboyish Meilan was wed to Chang Wufei in AC 194. The two didn't get along at all, with practically opposite personalities and philosophies. Wufei especially angered Meilan with his insistence that justice wasn't real. In response to the sexist attitude displayed by many of her male peers, Meilan insisted on being called Nataku, after a guardian warrior god. Later that year, Colony A02026 came under attack by the Alliance, with the intent of purging the aging colony. Taking the Prototype Leo (the Tallgeese) Master O had in his collection, Meilan fought off the Alliance Leos, despite the toll the machine took on her body. When Wufei tried to come to her rescue in the incomplete Shenlong Gundam, Meiran took an attack meant for him, which mortally wounded her. With the Alliance in retreat, Wufei took Meilan back to his favorite field of flowers, where she died peacefully in his arms.
Odin Lowe (アディン・ロウ, Adin Rō) [EZ]

A former member of OZ and a professional assassin, Odin Lowe was the mentor to the boy who would become the Gundam pilot Heero Yuy. It is unknown exactly how long the two had been together, but flashbacks suggest that it was quite a long time (Heero is shown to be about four or five in several scenes). In AC 187, Lowe was hired by Dekim Barton to kill General Septem of the Alliance; however, this was simply a plot by Dekim to get his revenge on Lowe, who was actually the assassin of the original Heero Yuy. Lowe taught his young ward how to survive on his own and fight, but the most important lesson he gave the child was to live by his emotions, saying that "you never know when some idiot will come along and change the world". Even as he died, Lowe reminded the child of this philosophy, leaving him alone with the remainder of his mission.
Father Maxwell (マックスウェル神父, Makkusuweru-shinpi) [EZ, EW]

The priest in charge of the Maxwell Church, Father Maxwell handled the adoptions of the orphan children whom the Alliance caught. All the children were adopted except for young Duo, who chose to stay at the church under the watchful eyes of the Father and Sister Helen. Father Maxwell was very accommodating, allowing Duo to say or do most anything, simply saying "Boys will be boys." His honest hope was that the child would grow up to become the greatest priest in the Earth Sphere. A group of rebels decided to hole up in the church to avoid the Alliance. Duo offered to steal a mobile suit for them, and thus was out of the church when the Alliance attacked. Father Maxwell was killed, and Sister Helen, as she died, told Duo that up until his last breath, Father Maxwell continued expounding on Heero Yuy's philosophy of non-violence.
Sister Helen (シスター・ヘレン, Shisutā Heren) [EZ, EW]

A kindly nun, Sister Helen worked at the Maxwell Church and helped take care of Duo. When the youth refused to cut his long hair, Sister Helen braided it for him, a style which Duo keeps to this day. Though she admonished him for still thinking like he was an orphan, and some of his stranger actions surprised her, she still treated him with love and respect. One day, a group of rebels hid in the church and Duo offered to steal a Leo for them, but while he was away, the Alliance destroyed the church, killing everyone inside. Duo found the fatally wounded Sister Helen, who expressed her motherly love for him one last time before dying.
Solo (ソロ, Soro) [EZ, EW]

Solo was the leader of a group of orphans living on colony V08744. In AC 187, a virus broke out on the colony, but the vaccine was reserved for the rich. When Solo contracted the virus, his best friend sneaked into an Alliance base to steal the vaccine. He was too late, and Solo died, but the vaccine was given to the other orphans. Solo's friend, who never contracted the virus despite never receiving the vaccine, attributed it to his friend's protection, and named himself "Duo" in honor of his fallen friend, who had told him that they would always be together.
Middie Une (ミディー・アン, Midī An) [EZ]

A young civilian girl, Middie was picked up by a group of mercenaries because she was apparently orphaned. She served as the group's cook, forming a bond with a nameless soldier who was about the same age. As a present, she gave him a cross and told him that God would protect him. However, it was soon revealed that Middie was actually an Alliance spy, and had sold the mercenaries out in return for the money to take care of her sick father and brothers (the cross she gave No-Name was a transmitter). She was attracted to No-Name, but didn't truly realize her feelings until after he was gone.
Iria Winner (イリア・ウィナー, Iria Winā) [W]

One of Quatre's twenty-nine test-tube baby older sisters. Iria works as a doctor on a Winner Corporation mining satellite. She took care of Quatre when he returned to space, and eventually brought him back to their father, Zayeed. When OZ attacked Zayeed, her and Quatre's shuttle was knocked off balance, causing Iria to hit her head, apparently knocking her out. She does not appear for the rest of the series.
Katherine Winner (カトリーヌ・ウィナー, Katorīnu Winā) [EZ]

Zayeed's wife and the mother of Quatre. Due to complications arising from natural birth in space, most colonists were test-tube babies. Though these complications were eventually corrected, the Winner family had been in space all along and still possessed them. Despite this, Katherine insisted on bearing her husband's son naturally. Though the birth was successful, it cost Katherine her life. Choosing not to burden his son with the guilt of his mother's death, Zayeed told Quatre that he was a test-tube baby like his sisters, which fostered resentment in the young man for quite some time.
Zayeed Winner (ザイード・ウィナー, Zaīdo Winā) [EZ, W]

Quatre's father and the head of the Winner Corporation. Like many people, he adopted Heero Yuy's philosophy of absolute pacifism, believing that violence only begets more violence. As a result of this, a rift formed between him and his son when he learned that Quatre was a Gundam pilot. Zayeed refused to sell out to OZ, even when his employees wished to do so, and he ended up being killed in defiance.
Heero Yuy (politician) (油井 緋色, Yui HiiroHiiro Yui in the original Japasene version) [EZ]  

A colonial diplomat, the charismatic Heero Yuy soon became the representative for all the colonies in the Alliance. He won popularity thanks to his desire for colonial independence and his philosophy of absolute pacifism. His message gained so much support that OZ had Odin Lowe assassinate him on April 7, AC175. In the chaos following his death, Alliance control on the colonies tightens and the designers of OZ's Tallgeese mobile suit, who later became the Gundam scientists, resigned in protest.
Madam L / Louisa Lovecraft (マダムＬ/ルイーザ・ラヴクラフト, Madamu Eru / Ruīza Ravukurafuto) [SY]

An eccentric engineer who created the Lemming, a mobile suit with performance levels nearing those of a Gundam. The Lemming's main feature, the Lemming System, affects the mind of anyone within its effect radius, forcing them into a kind of berserker rage. Madam L apparently cared more about research than family, since she allowed her daughter Sei to pilot the dangerous machine, which cost Sei her life.
Sei (セイ) [SY]

A young woman who had a chance encounter with Duo Maxwell at the colonies one day. What he didn't realize is that Sei's mother, Madam L, is an engineer who had designed the deadly and powerful Lemming mobile suit. During a test flight of the Lemming, Sei is killed by its special Lemming System.
Adodera Gloria (アドデラ・グローリア, Adodera Gurōria) [SY]

The test pilot of the Lemming following Sei's death. During her flight, she encountered Duo, who had borrowed the Wing Gundam Zero to destroy the machine. The ensuing battle led the two into space, where the Lemming System affected Adodera's mind to the point where she opened the cockpit hatch without wearing a helmet, killing herself.
Tiel Noembleux (ティエル・ノンブルー, Tieru Nonburū) [TI]

A 14-year-old choir girl and the protagonist of Tiel's Impulse. Her older brother was an OZ test pilot who was driven mad by the Gundam Lucifer's ZERO System Ver 2.0. In order to find him, she came up with the plan to sneak into the colony where Romefeller built their mass production Gundams, all under the auspices of a choral performance. During the Gundamjack, she stole the Wing Gundam Seraphim, whose ZERO System Ver 2.5 would be used to help her track down her older brother. However, the race to find her brother results in her losing her two best friends before finally encountering him. When she finds her older brother, he is completely mad, thanks to the ZERO System; when his sister refused to join him, the two fought and ended up falling into the Earth's atmosphere, dying in the process.

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