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Eureka Seven has an absolutely [[Loads and Loads of Characters|whopping cast]], so it only stands to reason that they all get a close looking at.
 
''[[Eureka Seven]]'' has an absolutely [[Loads and Loads of Characters|whopping cast]], so it only stands to reason that they all get a close looking at.
 
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== Gekkostate ==
 
=== Renton Thurston ===
[[File:Renton_Thurston_5418Renton Thurston 5418.jpg|frame]]
The main male protagonist. An ordinary boy bored with his [[Nothing Exciting Ever Happens Here|ordinary life]] and with dreams of becoming a professional [[Sky Surfing|lifter]], Renton's life is turned upside down when Eureka enters his life. He is one of the only people besides Eureka herself who can pilot the series's signature [[Humongous Mecha|LFO]], the Nirvash typeZERO.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: [[Yuko Sanpei]] (JP), [[Johnny Yong Bosch]] (EN)}}
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* [[Adorkable]]
* [[Ascended Fanboy]]
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* [[Butt Monkey]]: For much of the first arc. Done intentionally by the crew of the Gekko. Eventually grows out of it via [[Character Development]].
* [[Child Soldier]]: In [[The Movie]] (though he joins willingly.)
* [[Determinator]]:
** In the manga, he gets ''shot in the gut'' and ''stabbed'' by enemy soldiers, but managed to carry Eureka around for a bit before passing out and later pilots the Nirvash while still injured.
** He's even more of a Determinator in the movie, {{spoiler|causing the Nirvash to evolve into its final form, rescuing Eureka from an EIZO attack, and then defeating Holland (piloting the Devilfish, no less,) all while ''bleeding to death'' from a gunshot wound to the stomach.}}
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* [[Raised by Grandparents]]
* [[The Chosen One]]: A literal one. Eureka chose him by falling in love with him.
* [[Took a Level Inin Badass]]: He was throwing up in the cockpit in the first episodes. By the end, savior of the world.
* [["Well Done, Son" Guy]]
 
=== Eureka ===
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The main female protagonist. Eureka is a mysterious girl with an affinity for machines who [[Emotionless Girl|has trouble opening up to other people]] until she crash-lands her [[Humongous Mecha|LFO]], the Nirvash, on Renton's house.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: [[Kaori Nazuka]] (JP), [[Stephanie Sheh]] (EN)}}
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* [[Action Mom]]: Though her children are clearly adopted.
* [[The Ageless]]: Her physical age never changes, as shown in flashbacks set nearly a decade earlier.
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* [[Emotionless Girl]]: Prior to [[Character Development]].
* [[Exotic Eye Designs]]: Eureka has a circle parallel to the iris.
* [[Expy]]: Possibly of Tiffa Adil from [[After War Gundam X]].
* [[Hair Reboot]]: She spends a significant portion of the series with her hair as the short, jagged mess left behind after her close call with {{spoiler|being encased in scub}}, but it grows back instantly when she speaks with Sakuya.
* [[Heroic BSOD]]: In the manga, when Renton, in his own [[Heroic BSOD]], told her to leave him alone when she tried giving him some fruits to cheer him up.
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** This was probably due {{spoiler|to the fact that her connection to the Nirvash was deteriorating and she felt that it was favoring Renton as its pilot rather than herself.}}
** Plus, her ailments really put her over the edge after {{spoiler|she comes in contact with the Coralian in episode 11.}}
* [[Machine Empathy]]: She's in tune with the Nirvash's feelings.
* [[Morality Pet]]: To Holland. It's revealed in a flashback this is why he did a [[Heel Face Turn]].
* [[Mysterious Waif]]
* [[Nice Girl]]: With the exception of a few moments in her dark past and her overall aloofness around people, Eureka is as nice as they come in comparison to Talho and Holland.
* [[Oblivious to Love]]: She has a twofer on this one. While it takes her a while to notice, she is completely naive to the fact that Renton is in love with her. Upon noticing that and noticing that she has returning feelings for him, she tries every thing she can to let him know. Whereas despite her initial loyalty to Holland, she has no idea that he is obsessed with being her partner. Despite all the stuff he's done to try to get Renton out of the picture.
* [[Purple Eyes]]
* {{spoiler|[[Painful Transformation]]: Growing large, green wings out of your back is ''not'' a pleasant experience}}
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* {{spoiler|[[Robot Girl]]:}} {{spoiler|Movie!Eureka}}
* [[Tsundere]]: Movie!Eureka leans slightly more towards this.
* [[Rei Ayanami Expy]]
* [[Weakened by the Light]]: Movie!Eureka
* {{spoiler|[[Winged Humanoid]]: After her "big change" in the last few episodes}}
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=== Talho Yuki ===
[[File:Talho_Yuki_456Talho Yuki 456.jpg|frame]]
The pilot of Gekkostate's ship, the ''Gekko'', and cover-girl for their magazine ''Ray=out''. In a relationship with Holland.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: [[Michiko Neya]] (JP), [[Kate Higgins]] (EN)}}
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* [[Bare Your Midriff]]
* [[Cool Big Sis]]
* [[Important Haircut]]
* [[Lethal Chef]]: She tried to cook in the manga and ruined the kitchen so badly she made cup ramen instead.
* [[Mama Bear]]: While she teases Renton and resents him for being related to Holland's previous girlfriend, she is very protective of him as time goes on. {{Spoiler|When Ray and Charles Beams infiltrate the Gekko to kill Eureka and take Renton, Talho is the first person to go to the brig and get them out. She was held at gunpoint while the power was out and later at knife point when Ray snaps and has her gun pointed at Eureka. When the power comes back up, the lights temporarily blind Ray, who was wearing Nightvision Goggles. This gave Talho an opportunity to risk slitting her own throat to subdue Ray.}}
* [[Second Love]]: Holland's, which she [[Green-Eyed Monster|has difficulty getting over.]]
* [[Stripperiffic]]
* [[Tsundere]]: Towards Holland.
* {{spoiler|[[Younger Than She Looks]]:}} {{spoiler|Like the rest of movie!Gekkostate, movie!Talho is only 17, due to experiments causing her to age rapidly.}}
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=== Holland {{spoiler|Novak}} ===
[[File:holland_7870holland 7870.jpg|frame]]
The leader of Gekkostate. Holland was once a member of the military, but defected and formed an anti-government movement. To the public, he is known as the world's top amateur [[Sky Surfing|lifter]] and is Renton's longtime idol. He pilots the Terminus typeR909.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: [[Keiji Fujiwara]] (JP), [[Crispin Freeman]] (EN)}}
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* [[Aloof Big Brother]]: Acts as this towards Renton
* {{spoiler|[[Anti-Villain]]:}} {{spoiler|In [[The Movie]], along with the rest of movie!Gekkostate. They're trying to find a way to save themselves from their rapid aging, and they're willing to use anyone to achieve that goal and stomp on anyone who gets in their way.}}
* [[Badass]]
* [[Bishounen]]: Mild case of this, despite his [[Perma -Stubble]]. [[Perma -Stubble]] which is all the more hilarious cause he's shown shaving in one episode.
* [[Broken Pedestal]]: Mild case of this for Renton, who found Holland's image was somewhat more inflated than justified, even admitted by the man himself.
* [[Character Development]]: He goes fromm a [[Jerkass]] [[Man Child]] to a {{spoiler|mature, father-like figure to Renton.}}
* [[Domestic Abuse]]: Slap the ignorant hero around, Holland! Such a great way to win his loyalty and impress your crew!
* [[Expy]]: Being a captain with a traumatising experience as a mecha pilot in the past, he comes off as heavily inspired by Jamil Neate from [[After War Gundam X]], albeit far less mature.
* [[A Father to His Men]]: Takes a while, but he grows into this over the course of the series.
* [[Good Is Not Nice]]
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* [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]]: At his better moments.
* [[Man Child]]: Immature in the way he deals with his anger.
* [[Papa Wolf]]: Turns more and more into this for Eureka as the series goes on. See episode 38 for a particularly good example.
** While it took him a while, he became this for Renton as well. Before he saw him as a rival for Eureka, but after going through his own [[Character Development]], he protects Renton with the same ruthlessness he protects Eureka. {{spoiler| When Renton returns to Gekkostate after stopping Charles from kidnapping Eureka, he put Eureka, Renton and the three kids into the brig. He passed it off as punishment, but instead, it was for their protection. When Ray and Charles infiltrate the Gekko with the intention of killing Eureka and taking Renton back, Holland personally empties his sub-machine gun into Charles' guts. When Ray goes on a collision course with the Swan, Holland provides the killing blow on the ship that ends her for good.}}
* [[Sergeant Rock]]: Sure, Holland might be a MAJOR asshole at times, but he's respected and even liked by the Gekkostate crew because he's competent, wouldn't have them do something he wouldn't do himself, and despite his outward [[Jerkass]], is rather concerned for their welfare.
* [[Screaming Warrior]]
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=== Stoner ===
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Photographer and main editor of ''Ray=out''. He was also a former member of the military and defected with Holland.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: [[Yasunori Matsumoto]] (JP), Doug Stone (EN)}}
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* [[Actual Pacifist]]: Only takes photographs, never fights.
* [[Contemplate Our Navels]]: When he talks about Coralians.
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Eureka's adopted children, who she took care of after she killed their parents during a military raid. They are fiercely protective of their "Mama" and like to play pranks on Renton, but warm up to him over time.
 
{{quote| Maurice is voiced by: [[Michiko Neya]] (JP), [[Mary Elizabeth McGlynn]] (EN)<br />
Maeter is voiced by: Eriko Kigawa (JP), Peggy O'Neil (EN)<br />
Linck is voiced by: [[Fumie Mizusawa]] (JP), [[Kate Higgins]] (EN) }}
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* [[Bratty Half-Pint]]
* [[Morality Pet]]: To Eureka.
* [[My New Gift Is Lame]]: Eureka tends to get them text books as presents (usually ones that are too advanced for them). She does thought thought into it, she just has no idea what they might like. And they need an education, after all.
* [[Named After Somebody Famous]]: The kids are named after Nobel Prize-winning Belgian writer [[wikipedia:Maurice Maeterlinck|Maurice Maeterlinck]].
* [[Shout-Out]]: They resemble the three little kids from the original ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam]]'' quite a lotbit.
* [[Spoiled Brat]]: Being inexperienced as a mother, Eureka has a tendency to spoil them.
 
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Pilot of the Gekkostate LFO, Terminus typeR606. Laid-back and will do anything for his partner, Hilda.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: Akio Nakamura (JP), [[Kirk Thornton]] (EN)}}
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* [[Big Brother Mentor]]
* [[Black Best Friend]]
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Pilot of the Gekkostate LFO, Terminus typeR808. Acts as a big-sister figure for the Gekkostate crew.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: [[Mayumi Asano]] (JP), [[Megan Hollingshead]] (EN)}}
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* [[Bare Your Midriff]]
* [[Cool Big Sis]]: Though Talho gets the lion's share of this.
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Weapons expert of the Gekkostate crew. Also the ''Gekko'''s original owner.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: Tamio Ohki (JP), [[Bob Papenbrook]] (EN, episodes 1-28), [[Kyle Hebert]] (EN, episodes 29-50)}}
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* [[Badass Mustache]]
* [[The Other Darrin]]: In the English dub, [[Bob Papenbrook]] [[Author Existence Failure|died before recording all his lines]] and was replaced by [[Kyle Hebert]].
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Physician of the Gekkostate crew. Sometimes gives advice to her crewmates.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: [[Yoko Soumi]] (JP), [[Mary Elizabeth McGlynn]] (EN)}}
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* [[Grandma, What Massive Hotness You Have!]] {{spoiler|Haha! not really. Depends on who you ask.}}
* [[The Smart Guy]]: Being the token scientist of the group tends to do this.
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An enigmatic old man who always hang around the ''Gekko''.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: Takkou Ishimori (JP), [[Tony Oliver]] (EN)}}
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* [[Catchphrase]]: Most of the time he appears to a character he asks them the same question.
{{Quote|'''Gonzy:''' You want some tea?}}
* [[God Was My Co-Pilot]]: The ending reveals {{spoiler|Gonzy is a Coralian}}.
* [[Nice Guy]]: Always willing to offer tea to anyone he talks to.
* [[Stealth Hi Bye]]: He can appear behind someone - set down his carpet and all - in seconds. Possibly justified by the above trope.
* [[The Watcher]]
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Best friends who snuck into the crew. Jobs handles hardware while Woz handles software.
 
{{quote| Jobs is voiced by: Kazayuki Shimura (JP), Dave Mallow (EN)<br />
Woz is voiced by: Yuuichi Nagashima (JP), [[Dave Wittenberg]] (EN) }}
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* [[Ambiguously Gay]]: Jobs is discussed as such in the episode commentaries.
* [[Machine Monotone]]
* [[Named After Somebody Famous]]: [[wikipedia:Steve Jobs|Steve Jobs]] and [[wikipedia:Steve Wozniak|Steve Wozniak]], co-founders of [[Apple Macintosh|Apple]].
* [[Nice Hat]]: Woz. Damn, it's a weird one, but it seems to double as a headset.
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Second-in-command of the Gekkostate crew. One of the few people Holland confides his troubles with.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: Taro Yamaguchi (JP), [[Tony Oliver]] (EN)}}
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* [[Eyes Always Shut]]
* [[Good Scars, Evil Scars]]: Has a barely noticeable scar that divides his left eyebrow.
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One of the more ordinary members of Gekkostate. Has a crush on Moondoggie.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: [[Fumie Mizusaka]] (JP), Jessica Straus (EN)}}
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* [[Bare Your Midriff]]
* [[Cool Big Sister]]: Though even less so than Gilda.
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The newest member of Gekkostate before Renton. Jealous of Renton, despite being viewed as a big brother figure by him.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: [[Mamoru Miyano]] (JP), [[Steve Staley]] (EN)}}
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* [[Big Brother Mentor]]: Reluctantly towards Renton.
* [[Butt Monkey]]: In an unusual take on the trope, he was the ship's official [[Butt Monkey]] before Renton arrived, and actually resents Renton from taking the position from him.
* [[Do Not Call Me "Paul"]]: Played with. He's ok with people calling him Moondoggie and no one really calls him by his real name. However he draws the line at being called "Brother Doggie" by Renton. He gets used to it later on.
** Of course, as Renton [[Character Development|grows as a character]], Moondoogie reclaims his role as the Butt Monkey.
* [[Meaningful Name]]: According to one of the definitions given by Urban Dictionary, a moondoggie is 1960s slang for a habitual marijuana user. Almost certainly deliberate given the series' large amounts of references to 60s counterculture (and the presence of a character named ''Stoner'').
* [[Only Known by Their Nickname]]: According to his license, his name is actually James Darren Emerson. Nobody ever calls him this.
* [[Took a Level Inin Badass]]: Eventually {{spoiler|becomes the pilot of the Gekko.}}
 
 
== United Federation Force ==
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An elite officer in the U.F. Force and Dewey's confidant. He also has the unenviable job of looking after Anemone who, despite [[Dogged Nice Guy|being on the receiving end of a very abusive relationship with her]], he is actually fond of.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: Shigenori Yamakazi (JP), Peter Doyle (EN)}}
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* [[Anti-Villain]]: He takes orders from his superiors seriously, but considers himself [[Friendly Enemy|a friend of Renton]] despite being on the opposite side.
* [[Badass]]: You don't realize it until you see him twist the arms of thugs twice his size without any visible effort, as well as his ability to shoulder Anemone's improbably heavy Gulliver without extreme strain. There's also the stuff he does while saving Anemone in the manga, like shrugging off ''laser burns''.
* [[Bishonen]]: Even Anemone comments on it.
* [[Determinator]]: He will NOT stand for something interfering with Anemone's well-being.
* {{spoiler|1=[[Defector From Decadence]]/[[Even Evil Has Standards]]}}: Calling him evil is a bit of a stretch, but he will NOT stand for {{spoiler|1=inhumane experiments performed on young women to make them into pilots for TheEND. ESPECIALLY if Anemone already suffered through such a treatment herself}}
* [[Dogged Nice Guy]]: His endurance of Anemone's [[Alpha Bitch|condescending manner]] and [[Domestic Abuse|physical assault]] is '''legendary.''' {{spoiler|[[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming|His perseverance ultimately]] [[Crowning Moment of Awesome|pays off.]]}}
* [[Easily Forgiven]]: The Gekkostate crew decides to trust him implicitly as soon as he shows similarities to Renton, especially his commitment to the one he loves
* [[Evil Counterpart]]: Again, not exactly evil, but he fits this role to Renton.
* [[Good -Looking Privates]]
* [[Heel Realization]]: Dominic realizes how sadistic his organization is {{spoiler|when he sees girls, just like Anemone, undergo brutal, and ultimately fatal, experimentation in the lab.}} Cue the [[Vomit Discretion Shot]] and {{spoiler|his [[Heel Face Turn]].}}
* [[Love Martyr]]: For Anemone
* [[My Country, Right or Wrong]]
* [[No Sense of Direction]]: You know you're bad when [[Idiot Hero|Renton]] calls you out on it.
{{quote| '''Dominic:''' Is "west" the direction of the hand you hold a fork with?}}
* [[Not So Different]]: He's basically Renton if Renton joined the Military instead of Gekkostate. When they first meet each other, naturally they see each other as enemies, but both of them have the same goal in mind regarding their personal and professional lives: Protecting the woman they care about. In Renton's case, Eureka and in Dominic's case, Anemone. They form a temporary truce to get help for the girls.
* [[Punch Clock Villain]]
* [[Orphan's Ordeal]]: Episode 44. It helps to explain why he's so devoted to Anemone - hers is the closest connection he has with another person.
* [[Subordinate Excuse]]: While Anemone doesn't outrank him, it should be clear that he chose this position for something more than a good paycheque.
* [[Wide-Eyed Idealist]]: A bit subtler than most, but still very naive about how the world and human relationships work.
 
=== Dewey Novak ===
The main antagonist. Once a disgraced military official following Holland's defection, he has risen to power with his maniacal devotion to "save" the world from the Coralians. {{spoiler|Also Holland's older brother}}.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: [[Kouji Tsujitani]] (JP), Kim Strauss (EN)}}
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* {{spoiler|[[Aloof Big Brother]]: To Holland}}
* [[Ambition Is Evil]]
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* [[Bitch in Sheep's Clothing]]
* {{spoiler|[[Cain and Abel]]: The Cain to Holland's Abel}}
* [[Complete Monster]]: When you're such a blatant Adolf Hitler [[Expy]], it's almost impossible to not be this.
* [[Dark Messiah]]: Becomes one, when the {{spoiler|Ritual of the King}} becomes laid out to us.
* [[Faux Affably Evil]]: While he can be charming and seductive in order to get what he wants, he is ultimately revealed to be a coldhearted sociopath driven solely by his hatred for the Scub Coral and his brother, Holland.
* [[Jerkass]]: [[Bitch in Sheep's Clothing|Hides it]] [[Faux Affably Evil|very well]], but Holland looks like a saint compared to this prick.
* [[Knight Templar]]: He sincerely believes in his cause, and he's all the more nasty because of it.
** {{spoiler|Subverted towards the end of the series when you find out his idea of saving the world is [[Omnicidal Maniac|plotting its destruction]] }}
* [[Lack of Empathy]]
* [[Magnificent Bastard]]
* [[Manipulative Bastard]]: {{spoiler|How he preys off of Anemone's abandonment issues in episode 36 is downright creepy. "My sweeet little Anemone..."}}
* [[Mean Character, Nice Actor]]: His US voice actor, Kim Strauss, is also an Amazon.com bestselling author for a ''childrens' book.''
* {{spoiler|[[My Death Is Just the Beginning]]}}
* {{spoiler|[[Omnicidal Maniac]]}}
* [[Pet the Dog]]: In a flashback {{spoiler|right before he dies to his and Holland's childhood}} in the manga. May count as both a [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming]], [[Tear Jerker]], and [[Alas, Poor Villain]] all at the same time.
* [[Posthumous Character]]: In [[The Movie]].
* {{spoiler|[[Self-Made Orphan]]: Dewey kills his and Holland's father in an attempt to perform the "Sacrificial King" ritual}}.
* [[The Sociopath]]
* [[Ubermensch]]
* [[Villain Team-Up]]: With the [[After War Gundam X|Frost Bros.]] and [[Turn aA Gundam (Anime)|Gym Gingham]] in [[Super Robot Wars Z]]
* [[Villain with Good Publicity]]
* [[White-Haired Pretty Boy]]: He's not ''too'' pretty but you can see his silver hair flowing in all its glory {{spoiler|in his final scene}}.
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Pilot of the Federation LFO, Nirvash typeTheEND. Prone to violent mood swings that can only be controlled through the use of {{spoiler|lethal}} sedatives, she refuses to listen to anyone other than Dewey. Owns a strange badger-like pet named Gulliver.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: [[Ami Koshimizu]] (JP), [[Kari Wahlgren]] (EN)}}
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* [[Ace Pilot]]: She's a great pilot who prefers ambush her opponents and rain blow after blow upon them. However, {{spoiler|she's only that way because she uses a [[Psycho Serum]] before she pilots.}}
* [[Alpha Bitch]]: Acts this way toward Dominic often, but [[Tsundere|it's probably so that she won't have to acknowledge her feelings for him.]]
* {{spoiler|[[Anti-Villain]]}}
* [[Badass Adorable]]
* [[Beneath the Mask]]: Acts like a [[Rich Bitch]] and [[Daddy's Little Villain]]. {{spoiler|Though she actually wants out of the situation she is in and is terrified of Dewey.}}
* {{spoiler|[[Break the Cutie]]: Her backstory.}}
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* [[Domestic Abuse]]: She's got it in for poor Dominic for most of the series.
* [[Evil Counterpart]]: To Eureka.
* [[Evil Laugh]]: When she fights.
* [[Exotic Eye Designs]]: Her eyes each have a single straight line etched across them.
* [[Expy]]: Of Cynthia Lane from [[Overman King Gainer]], albeit with a healthy dose of Rosamia Badam from [[Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam]].
* [[Fake Ultimate Hero]]: Dewey dressed her up as one in later arcs.
* [[Freudian Excuse]]
* {{spoiler|[[Heel Face Turn]]}}
* [[Ill Girl]]: {{spoiler|She lives drugged to get away with the process she underwent to become Coralian-like. That [[Mad Scientist|doctor]] even says her resistance to the drugs was her greatest value...}} Doesn't stop her from being [[Dark Action Girl|badass]]
* [["It" Is Dehumanizing]]: Dewey and [[Mad Scientist|Deckard]] refer to her as an "it."
* [[Latex Space Suit]]: She wears a black form-fitting suit when she pilots theEnd.
* {{spoiler|[[Lima Syndrome]] (ends up falling for Dominic)}}
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* [[Military Brat]]
* [[Nightmare Fuel Station Attendant]]: {{spoiler|One can be pretty sure all those drugs and experimentation had something to do with it, but still...}}
* {{spoiler|[[Obfuscating Stupidity]]: Either starts out doing this or begins to do this. For most of the series she acts like a [[Spoiled Brat]] and [[Daddy's Little Villain]], but it is revealed that she does know what the price of failure is, and that she can be replaced.}}
* [[Purple Eyes]]
* [[Psychic Nosebleed]]: In this case, used as an indicator of the abuse her job puts on her mind and body rather than actual psychic powers.
* [[Psycho for Hire]]: When she is on her [[Psycho Serum]].
* [[Psychotic Smirk]]: Quite often
* [[Psycho Serum]]: Played with - she seems to have a growing dependence on a specialized drug, but it serves more as a painkiller which makes her crazy rather than a mutagen.
* [[Rich Bitch]]: Acts like one, but actually has very little personal belongings.
* [[Slasher Smile]]: Almost all the time when fighting. [[Nightmare Fuel|Geez!]]
* [[Sweet Tooth]]: In the manga.
* {{spoiler|[[Tsundere]]:She spends most of the series being absolutely brutal towards poor Dominic. Eventually, she realizes she is in love with him and she regrets not telling him how she felt before he went AWOL.}}
** In the manga, it probably starts during their childhood.
* [[Tyke Bomb]]
* {{spoiler|[[Villainous BSOD]]: After multiple failures against the Nirvash. It gets worse when Dominic seemingly abandons her.}}
* [[What Does She See in Him?]]: Much of why Anemone treated Dominic with disdain, was because the attention he gives her was what she wanted from Dewey. Even though Dewey treats her less like a person and more like an object for war.
* [[You Gotta Have Blue Hair|You Gotta Have Pink Hair]]
* {{spoiler|[[You Have Failed Me...]]: Fears Dewey will kill and replace her for failing too much.}}
* [[Yum Yum]]: Mmmmm, [[Fan Disservice|strawberry jam.]]
** Sweet things in general in the manga.
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Captain of the Federation flagship ''Izumo''.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: Tetsuo Komura (JP), [[Michael McConnohie]] (EN)}}
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* [[Anti-Villain]]
* [[Big Brother Mentor]]: Mild version to Dominic.
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== ''New Wave'' and ''New Vision'' Characters ==
=== Sumner Sturgeon ===
{{quote| Voiced by: [[Hiro Shimono]] (JP), [[Sam Riegel]] (EN)}}
The male protagonist of the video game prequels ''New Wave'' and ''New Vision''. After graduating New Wave Academy, a school for future military recruits, he and most of his friends joined the Sawyer Team KLF group. His beliefs and love for Ruri convince him to rebel against the military at the end of the first game, and {{spoiler|deliver a captured Nirvash to Holland and Eureka}}.
 
In the second game, he, Ruri, and Moondoggie fight against the Azure group and corrupted members of the military, including some of Sumner's old friends, to prevent mass destruction.
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* [[The Cameo]]: Sumner and Ruri make a brief appearance in the anime.
 
=== Ruri ===
{{quote| Voiced by: [[Michelle Ruff]] (EN)}}
Sumner's love interest. In ''New Wave'', she left New Wave Academy after learning about the military's insidious motives. Although her efforts to rebel lead her to aligning with black market dealers, she eventually reunites with Sumner long enough to help him realize what path he should follow.
 
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=== Steven Bisson ===
{{quote| Voiced By: [[Liam O'Brien]] (EN, Uncredited)}}
One of Sumner's companions when he was a member of Sawyer Team. Between ''New Wave'' and ''New Vision'', an experimental drug given to him by the military drives him insane, turning him into one of the main antagonists of the second game.
 
== Others ==
=== Axel Thurston ===
Renton's strict yet loving grandfather.
 
{{quote| Voiced by: [[Takeshi Aono]] (JP), Steve Kramer (EN)}}
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* [[Badass Grandpa]]
* [[Cool Old Guy]]
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=== Charles and Ray Beams ===
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A pair of mercenaries-for-hire and a loving couple. They hold a grudge against Holland and Gekkostate in general.
 
{{quote| Charles is voiced by: [[Jurota Kosugi]] (JP), [[Patrick Seitz]] (EN)<br />
Ray is voiced by: [[Aya Hisakawa]] (JP), [[Melissa Fahn]] (EN) }}
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* [[Battle Couple]]
* [[Changeling Fantasy]]: They seem to provide an interesting take on this {{spoiler|when they adopt Renton}}
* [[Despair Event Horizon]]: {{spoiler|Charles's death}} for Ray.
* [[Even Evil Has Standards]]: {{Spoiler|Played With the exception of trying to kill Renton twice, which she saw as a [[Mercy Kill]] in the event her attempt to capture and reason with him went wrong; she hesitates when she sees Maurice Maeter and Linck coming out of the brig, wondering why there are children aboard. As she expected only Gekkostate personal and Eureka. However it all goes to hell when they all call Eureka "Mama." As Ray refuses to accept a woman, who she views as a monster, to be a mother. It was the spark of her breakdown.}}
* [[Forgotten Fallen Friend]]: Enemy, technically, but this trope is Averted either way. The characters who knew them show these two weren't easily forgotten.
* [[Go Out With a Bang]] / [[Go Out with a Smile]] {{Spoiler| Charles does both. The former twice. When Holland empties a clip into Charles' abdomen and shows brief pity for his old friend, Ray gets the drop on him shooting him in the leg. The other time was with the help of Ray. Using his corpse as an explosive distraction to get her to escape.}}
* [[Hotblooded Sideburns]]: Charles has them.
* [[Mama Bear]]: Ray.
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* [[Punch Clock Villain]]: Nicer to {{spoiler|Renton}} than the good guys...
** However, {{spoiler|they hate Eureka because Dewey has convinced them that she's to blame for Ray's infertility.}}
* [[Self-Serving Memory]]: It wasn't her that came to the conclusion {{Spoiler|regarding The Seven Swell Effect and her infertility.}} However upon realizing that Renton is protective of Eureka, she's snaps. Believing that Renton has always been her son, as well as believing that Eureka is some sort of monster out to possess and consume him. While it's implied that Ray and Charles due to their SOF days, know what Eureka really is, Renton does not know that Eureka is a Humanoid Coralian. So all the rants he hears from Ray leave him more confused and concerned about her sanity than it ever convinces him.
* [[Shout-Out]]: Their names, to pianist [[Ray Charles]] and or designers Charles and Ray Eames
* [[Tragic Monster]]: Ray embodies this {{spoiler| as she believes the Seven Swell Effect caused her infertility. While her actions make her crazy and sadistic especially when it comes to Eureka, her reasons are very sad and sympathetic. Realizing that Eureka, the woman she deems responsible for her infertility, is an adoptive mother; was the spark of her breakdown. Losing Charles made her forgo her basic routine of keeping the ship spotless. Even trashing the place save for three neatly set plates and utensils on the table. When she attacks Gekko state using her ship and KLF's she's stoic while humming a bit from her favorite song "Get It By Your Hands." With the only thing breaking said stoicism is Renton trying to talk her down. However when Renton vows to protect Eureka, this makes her write him off as a lost cause, believing that Eurkea's possessed and consumed his soul. Which in turn causes her to attempt Kamikaze her Ship, The Swan into the Gekko in an attempt to kill herself and take Renton and Eureka with him. The former in hopes they'd be reunited in the afterlife. When Holland and The Gekko stop her, blowing the cock pit, she's left wounded searching until she finds her severed arm which has the wedding ring Charles gave her. Her only line post flashbacks in Episode 28 sums it all up. Her story while sad, makes her attempts just as scary.}}
* [[Villainous Breakdown]]: Ray ''loses'' it when {{spoiler|Charles dies}}. It's heart-rending to see the aftermath of her utterly trashing the ''Swan'' in her grief.
{{Quote|'''Ray:''' [[You Are Too Late|It's far too late.]] For everything!! Renton? Eureka, the one you're there to protect; [[Misplaced Retribution|took every happy future away from your mama.]] [[Omnicidal Maniac|Now it's time to take everything away]] [[Suddenly Shouting|FROM YOUR FUTURE EUREKA!!!]] Renton, [[What Does He See in Her|you have been possessed by a horrible and dangerous monster]]. [[Dissonant Serenity|But it's alright]]. [[Mercy Kill|Mama will save you.]] [[Taking You with Me|And we'll all go together]] [[Afterlife Express|where CHARLES IS WAITING FOR US!!!]]}}
* [[Villainous Breakdown]]: Ray ''loses'' it when {{spoiler|Charles dies}}. It's heart-rending to see the aftermath of her utterly trashing the ''Swan'' in her grief. It gets worse when Renton states he'll fight her to stop her, in an effort to talk her down.
* [[Yandere]]: Ray is a Mama Bear variety.
 
=== Master Norb ===
 
{{quote| Voiced by: [[Rikiya Koyama]] (JP), [[Jun Fukuyama]] (JP, young), [[Jamieson Price]] (EN) [[Sam Riegel]] (EN, young)}}
'''A description of the character goes here.'''
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* {{spoiler|[[Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence]]}}
* [[Broken Pedestal]]: For a venerated holy man, he sure as hell breaks the mold like you wouldn't believe.
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* [[Smoking Is Cool]]
 
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