lol he's my favorite too. Also every Corsair and Outcast too because they have so interesting rumors. About plot characters my favorite is President Jacobi. You know that scene with the Nomad thing coming outta chancellor. The president shoots it and says:"Damn you son of a *****". So funny!

Erm, actually Madame President said "Burned you son of a b****." But close enough.

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I kinda liked the dude that Juni's talking with at the beginning of the game, when they're discussing taking more and more liberties and such and then Trent barges in. I think his slick slimy, almost evil voice is pretty cool and he's got a tight suit as well. --- VH16

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Walker, because of the already mentioned irony that he is forced to fight against his own colleagues in order to save them from the Nomads.

Juni, 'cause of that butt... ("Oh darn, I failed the first mission. I'll just have to start over and let Juni show me that junky fighter again..."

Tobias because I like Rhys-Davies (the voice actor) and the character himself is much fun to listen to (if sometimes a little too quiet).

Ozu, not because of his sacrifice (although I'll say that it was a very melodramatic moment), but because he was a good example of a freedom fighter willing to go to any lengths to get the job done. Ozu shoots Tekagi's men in the corridor without mercy, showing that he has abandoned many codes of conduct in order to save his people. This would be a far larger sacrifice of personal honour for Ozu, in the name of a society that has re-embraced ancient Japanese honour codes and practices.

Hakara, just because George Takai will always sound as though he's holding his nostrils when he talks. (Prime example of this is after they return to the Blood Dragon base and Hakara talks to Trent.

Trent, because he's our eyes and ears to this story, and he seems to be along for the ride without a f***ing clue! This is very similar to the stereotypical 'hero' in Japanese anime shows like Gundam and Macross, with pilot characters that are less than perfect, personal flaws that would make their parent's cringe, and a tendency not to know what's going on until the final scene -- and then they get all heroic...



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Yeah. That guy's voice is really cool. But Jose Chavez(Cadiz bartender. Or was it RUiz, not sure) is my real favorite:"Trent, it's good to see my kind of scum"

It's good to see my kind of scum!

My favorite has to be King, since he is nice and lazy ("Trent, next time listen to your old pal King, and say no". As to the people who like Ozu, Walker, and Botzler for sacrificing themselves, you are entitled to your opinion, but i am personally sick of how often movies (and this game) has people sacrifice themselves readily without any thought. Perhaps just a little too cliche for my liking. After all, in Alaska, what happened to the giant Liberty cruised forward guns? They smashed the battleship in seconds in "escape from Manhattan", why not here? And with the exception of the cruisers, did anyone ever think of flying around the battleships to get to the gate?

Give a man fire and he'll be warm for the night. Set a man on fire and he'll be warm for the rest of his life.- Terry Prachett

Keep in mind by the time they reach the gate only Walker's cruiser is left. The second cruiser was blown up before. Walker's ship would've still been destroyed against two battleships, even with the big gun. We also don't know if those two battleships had Nomad weapons on them.

But still, the two battleships were taken out by a single explosion that actually happened quite a way from the ships themselves

Walker (brave)
President Jacobi (babe)
von Clausen (sterotype)
Tobias (Gimli)
Thief (because he just is)

..the Devil will find work for idle hands to do; i stole and I lied, and why? because you asked me to..