Godannar/Characters
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Character page for Godannar
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Dannar Base
Goh Saruwatari
- Voiced by Takayuki Kondo (Japanese), Brett Weaver (English), Patrizio Prata (Italian), AJ Constantino (Tagalog)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Goh include:
- Adorkable
- Battle Couple: With Anna. A Deconstructed Trope; they're good at fighting together, but this doesn't mean they don't have their problems.
- The Hero
- Hot-Blooded
Anna Aoi Saruwatari
- Voiced by Mai Nakahara (Japanese), Hilary Haag (English), Benedetta Ponticelli (Italian), Jill Fernandez (Tagalog)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Anna include:
- Battle Couple: With Goh.
- Falling Into the Cockpit
- Fiery Redhead
- Hot-Blooded
- Huge Guy, Tiny Girl
- Joshikousei
- May-December Romance: Go is 29. Anna is 17.
- Precocious Crush: She has liked Go since she was 12.
- Rescue Romance: And that's because he saved her life
- Ms. Fanservice: Anna's quite above average for a 17-year old when it comes to her overall looks - she already boasts a pretty developed behind (which she showcases both through her pilot suit and her casual choice of hot pants) and a decently-sized buxom.
- Plucky Girl: When Anna pilots Go-Okusaer for the first time, just... wow.
Dr. Kiriko Aoi
- Voiced by Takako Honda (Japanese), Laura Chapman (English), Patrizia Salmoiraghi (Italian), Kathyin Masilungan (Tagalog)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Dr. Aoi include:
Shizuru Fujimura
- Voiced by Yumi Kakazu (Japanese), Tiffany Grant (English), Debora Magnaghi (Italian)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Shizuru include:
- Cold Sniper: Sometimes, she gives off the cold shoulder, but not always.
- The Lancer: To Goh and Anna.
- Celibate Hero: Her feelings for Goh may be the reason she refuses to engage in a serious relationship with anyone else.
- Male Gaze: The show likes to emphasize Shizuru's enormous butt.
- The Mentor: To Anna, on a few occasions. Later becomes one to Shinobu.
- More Dakka: Core Gunner is practically a multipurpose artillery piece on legs.
- Ms. Fanservice: In a World of Buxom, Shizuru still manages to stand out with her insane E-cup knockers and an ass that's so plump and juicy it cannot fit though the cockpit hatch of the Core Gunner at times.
- Out-of-Clothes Experience: Episode 1 of the Second Season.
- Unexplained Recovery: When Season 2 begins.
- Tsundere: Deconstructed. Her hot and cold mood swings only pushed her beloved away.
- Victoria's Secret Compartment: Comedic example - a particularly memorable scene has Shizuru's cell phone ring, which in turn causes her entire bust to vibrate. Does This Remind You of Anything?
Mira Ackerman
- Voiced by Aya Hisakawa (Japanese), Monica Rial (English), Daniela Fava (Italian)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Mira include:
- Foreign Fanservice: In a Base filled to the brim with Japanese nationals, Mira stands out as the only one of two non-Japanese on Dannar Base.
- Woman Child: As a result of being trapped butt-naked in the body of a Mimetic Beast doing god-knows-what on her biology, Mira's mentality regressed to that of a newborn child. At least until season 2
- Back from the Dead: More like a coma, actually, but everyone thought she was dead for quite a long time.
- Dumb Blonde: As a result of her mental regression. She gets better in the second season.
- Innocent Fanservice Girl: During her mental regression state, she tends to go about wearing skimpy clothes that help little in preserving her modesty. Even when her memory is restored, she occasionally does something that catches the attention of the males and almost have no clue what just happened.
- Spell My Name with an "S": Some fan translations spelled Mira's name as "Milla" to match Max and Mila from Macross, but the final episode revealed that this was incorrect. (There's no English word spelled "Millacle", after all.)
Dino Base
Moukaku
- Voiced by Jurota Kosugi (Japanese), George Manley (English), Marco Balzarotti (Italian)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Moukaku include:
- The Berserker: Comes under the effects of the Insania Virus and is killed before he does anymore harm.
- Boisterous Bruiser
- Brains and Brawn: The brawn to Shukuyu's brains.
- Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: With Shukuyu.
- Hot-Blooded: Even more so than Goh.
- Rated "M" for Manly
Shukuyu
- Voiced by Wakana Yamazaki (Japanese), Kelly Manison (English)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Shukuyu include:
- Brains and Brawn: The brains to Moukaku's brawn.
- Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: With Moukaku
Silicon Base
Shadow Dunaway
- Voiced by Yuko Kaida (Japanese), Christine Auten (English)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Shadow include:
- The Archer
- Even the Girls Want Her: A flashback in episode 19 revealed that Shadow is an expert in sports archery that made her very popular in her all-girls school.
- Bifauxnen
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: Shadow is the tomboy to Luna's girly girl.
- Shock and Awe: Genesister's attacks consist almost exclusively of this.
Luna
- Voiced by Tomoko Kawakami (Japanese), Sasha Paysinger (English), Jolanda Granato (Italian)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Luna include:
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: Luna is the girly girl to Shadow's tomboy.
Vega Base
Ekaterina
- Voiced by Miho Yamada (Japanese), Marcy Rae (English)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Ekaterina include:
- Absolute Cleavage
- Dominatrix: Subverted, Ekaterina has all the elements of a dominatrix at first glance, but episode 5 of the second season reveals that while she is quite haughty, she is also a nice person at heart.
- Fetish Fuel Station Attendant
- Sensual Slavs
- Significant Green-Eyed Redhead
- Stripperific: Par of course for the series, but given the general theme of Ekaterina's appearance, she's probably more so than the rest of the female cast.
Kukrachyov
- Voiced by Shinji Kawada (Japanese), Illich Guardiola (English)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Kukrachyov include:
- Mistress and Servant Boy
- Mr. Fanservice
- White-Haired Pretty Boy
- Happiness in Slavery: One of the few seriously positive examples - because he chooses to be in that role.
Union Base
Knight Valentine
- Voiced by Hikaru Midorikawa (Japanese), Chris Patton (English), Simone D'Andrea (Italian), Benjie Dorango (Tagalog)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Knight include:
- Ace Pilot
- Anything That Moves: He even hits on Lou during episode 8 of season one.
- Bishounen
- Brother-Sister Incest: Subverted in that he and his sister are supposedly not blood-related. No further details about their actual relationship are given, save for a (very brief) scene showing them as kids.
- Handsome Lech
- Mr. Fanservice
Ellis Valentine
- Voiced by Yukari Tamura (Japanese), Shannon Emerick (English), Angela Ricciardi (Italian), Kathyin Masilungan (Tagalog)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Ellis include:
- Ace Pilot
- Cleavage Window: Ellis's pilot suit has one.
- Clingy Jealous Girl: For a given value of "Clingy", in any case.
- Hot Springs Episode: Episode 9, "Castaway Survival"
- Purple Eyes
- Retroactive Recognition: Her Japanese voice actress would go on to play Nanoha.
Cosmo Base
Lou Roux
- Voiced by Kaori Shimizu (Japanese), Kira Vincent-Davis (English), Tosawi Piovani (Italian)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Lou include:
- Ascended Extra: Lou doesn't become a major character until episode 5.
- Break the Cutie: The entirety of episode 5.
- Hartman Hips: What Lou lacks in the chest department (she is 12 for most of the series, after all), she makes up for with a nice ass. Especially during the final episode.
- Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: Non-romantic variety with Ken.
- Missing Mom: Lou's mother is briefly mentioned in passing with the implication that she had passed away.
- Pettanko
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Her primary motivation to become a robot pilot.
- Scenery Censor: This screenshot from episode 11.
- Token Loli: Lou is the youngest character in the entire series at age 12. At least until the final episode
Lowe Roux
- Voiced by Hisanori Koyatsu (Japanese), John Gremillion (English), Massimiliano Lotti (Italian)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Lowe include:
- Papa Wolf: What little is known of Lowe from his admittedly brief scenes establishes that he's a devoted father.
- We Hardly Knew Ye
Other Characters
Ken
- Voiced by John Gremillion (English), Alfred Labatos (Tagalog)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Ken include:
- The Ace: He proves to be on par with or even superior to Goh during their first battle. To be fair, Ken's skill in fighting solo spooked Goh out of his wits.
- Anti-Hero
- Sliding Scale of Anti-Heroes: He stands at the middle ground between Types III to IV.
- Badass Cape: Both Ken and his robot have capes.
- Blood Knight
- Blow You Away: Gainer's finishing moves involve generating tornadoes.
- Death by Origin Story
- Meaningful Name: His name means "sword" in Japanese.
- The Only One Allowed to Defeat You: Ken is utterly obsessed with hunting down and personally slaying the Mimetic Beast that killed his wife.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Ken is the Blue Oni to Goh's Red Oni.
- The Rival: to Goh and Godannar. A bit of a one-sided affair however.
Rosa
- Voiced by Tiffany Salinas (English, episode 10), Carli Mosier (English, episodes 20-21)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Rosa include:
- Never Found the Body: Thinking about it too much may lead to unpleasant ideas.
- Rose-Haired Girl
- We Hardly Knew Ye
Hideyuki Nekota
- Voiced by Kevin Corn (English)
A description of the character goes here.
Tropes exhibited by Hideyuki include:
- Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: He appears for a total of two episodes and is never seen again.
- Unlucky Childhood Friend
- Back to Godannar