History Characters / AGameOfGodsSeason4Frontiers

-> '''Main mecha:''' GEX-001 Extreme Gundam (Prototype)

** His Gundam being coloured red is a sly in-joke to how the CharClone that typically pilots the red AceCustom shows up not long after the protagonist climbs into his Gundam. In ''Gundam EXA'''s case, the Extreme Gundam Type-Leos is the second Extreme Gundam to appear, after the original Extreme Gundam, in arguably more traditional colours, debuts and is ironically piloted by the BigBad.

* FaceplantingIntoFood: This is Sayaka's introduction to the Frontiers while in the Velvet Room -- she had been earing pancakes with syrup when the shift happened and everyone was struck with sudden sleep.

'''''Some spoilers for the series are unmarked below.'''''

* CombatPragmatist: Homura Akemi's first encounter with the [[VideoGame/SoulHackers2 Phantom Society]] is a cell which was conducting surveillence on the group sent from the Velvet Room to look over the area. It would be the cell's last encounter with her, or anyone else, as she stealthily dropped a pipe bomb at the entrance to the alley they were emerging from and wiped them out before they realized anyone was tracking them.

->Origin: ''Literature/ConanTheBarbarian''

->Origin: ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}''

->Origin: ''Franchise/{{Bionicle}}''

->Origin: ''Franchise/KamenRider'' ''[[Series/KamenRiderZeroOne Zero One]]''

->Origin: ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica''

->Origin: ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles2''

->Origin: ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}''

->Origin: ''Franchise/KingdomHearts''

->Origin: ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheMinishCap''

->Origin: ''[[Roleplay/ChroniclesOfTheGods [=AGOGS3: Frontiers=]]]''

->Origin: ''VideoGame/DarkSouls''

->Origin: ''Anime/MyHime''

->Origin: ''Franchise/GundamExpandedUniverse''

->Origin: ''VideoGame/CassetteBeasts''

->Origins: ''Franchise/KamenRider'' and ''Franchise/SuperSentai''

->Origin: ''Franchise/{{Bionicle}}''

[[folder:Ophelia]]
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->Origin: ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}''

A mentally troubled Danish noblewoman who drowned herself in a brook after a mix of her father dying, Prince Hamlet rejecting her and overall lacking any free will in her life. Ophelia found herself in the Frontiers after agreeing to become a singular, fused being with Literature/TheLittleMermaid and Clytie, an Oceanaid from Myth/ClassicalMythology. This resulted into her becoming a human-mermaid-Oceanaid hybrid with hydrokinetic abilities and Ophelia, upon realizing that she now has agency, now wants to live her life freely.

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* AdaptationalBadass: Unlike her counterpart in the original play, the roleplay's Ophelia possesses supernatural, water-based abilities and has far more agency. Thus, she can hold herself well in a fight.
* CompositeCharacter: Ophelia has fused with Literature/TheLittleMermaid and [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Clytie]] into a singular being, taking on aspects from these characters. As a result, Ophelia has taken on an aquatic, fish-like appearence due to her status as a human-mermaid-Oceanaid hybrid and has water-based superpowers.
* MakingASplash: She possesses hydrokinesis which lets her manipulate water in all sorts of ways, such as shaping it in whatever form she desires and using it as a weapon.

The active player characters of ''Roleplay/AGameOfGodsSeason4Frontiers'', divided into two categories: ''Free Agents'' and ''Territory Casts''. Free Agents are individuals or small groups not tied to any territory, while Territory Casts are the opposite--characters who were plucked from their home worlds right alongside the chunk of land they were inhabiting.

[[folder:Free Agents]]
!![[Literature/ConanTheBarbarian Conan]]

!![[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Elaine]]

!![[Franchise/{{Bionicle}} Hewkii]]

!![[Franchise/KamenRider Isamu]] [[Series/KamenRiderZeroOne Fuwa]]

!![[Theatre/{{Hamlet}} Ophelia]]

A mentally troubled Danish noblewoman who drowned herself in a brook after a mix of her father dying, Prince Hamlet rejecting her and overall lacking any free will in her life, Ophelia found herself in the Frontiers after agreeing to become a singular, fused being with Literature/TheLittleMermaid and Clytie, an Oceanaid from Myth/ClassicalMythology. This resulted into her becoming a human-mermaid-Oceanaid hybrid with hydrokinetic abilities and Ophelia, upon realizing that she now has agency, wants to live her life freely.

!![[VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles2 Nia and Pyra]]

The former is a short-tempered and sarcastic Gormotti and the latter is a gentle, kind-hearted Blade, who is also known as the Aegis. Originally, Nia was a drifter before she stowed away on a ship to find an old vessel that houses the Aegis. Her plan to steal the legendary Blade and sell her had been cut short when she was murdered by another party seeking to claim the Aegis for themselves. Upon waking up to see an idyllic expanse, she found Pyra, and they made a pact: Nia would escort her to Elysium. With her revived and a goal in mind, she's willing to fulfill her promise by any means.

!! [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Sora Donald & Goofy]]

!![[VideoGame/TheLegendofZeldaTheMinishCap Vaati]]

!Territories

[[folder:Akibahara Ruins]]
!![[Literature/LogHorizon Akibahara]] Ruins
Originally a city of Adventurers from the Log Horizon universe, Akibahara was the location adjacent to the Hill of Origin, the arrival point for all initial Player Characters in ''[[Roleplay/ChroniclesOfTheGods [=AGOGS3: Frontiers=]]]''. Mysteriously vanished of its original residents, it became a bustling city thanks to the efforts of the Player Characters, and was the staging point and setting for many of the central plots of that RP. After a not-entirely-revealed series of events, every person on the Frontiers was given the option to remain or return to their respective home universe. Those who remained consolidated in Akibahara and formed the Guardians, dedicated to safeguarding a great and terrible power that had been sealed beneath the city. Over the next 100 years, with barely anyone to upkeep it, most of the great, walled city fell to ruin and began to resemble its original state. \\

[[folder:Anor Londo]]
!! [[VideoGame/DarkSoulsI The Lost City of Anor Londo]]
Ancient capital of Lordran, land of the gods and [[spoiler:former]] seat of power for Gwyn, the Lord of Cinder. The city of Anor Londo boasts one of the larger urban areas on the Frontiers. The most important figure in the city is Princess Gwynevere, Goddess of Sunlight: a creature of such [[BoobBasedGag voluptuous beauty]] that almost no one is ever granted an audience with her. Instead, visitors and locals alike can address Gwynevere's younger sibling Gwyndolin, the Dark Sun, who serves as their sister's adviser and chief consort. \\

!![[Anime/MyHime City of Fuuka and Fuuka Academy]]

!! [[Franchise/GundamExpandedUniverse Jupiter X]]

!![[VideoGame/CassetteBeasts New Wirral]]

!![[Franchise/KamenRider The Taisen]] [[Franchise/SuperSentai Expanse]]

!![[Franchise/{{Bionicle}} Voya Nui]]

[[folder:Jupiter X]]
!! [[Franchise/GundamExpandedUniverse Jupiter X]]
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[[caption-width-right:514:''"In order to gather the data needed for "mankind's evolution," we must go within General Answer to experience that data in real life and collect it as our own. That is the purpose of the Gundam and the G-Divers."'']]

A space station that used to orbit Jupiter, belonging to an organisation dedicated to finding out the secrets of human evolution. In order to do this, they use a database chronicling all of humanity's previous conflicts that utilised the giant humanoid weapons known as "Mobile Suits," and their more advanced brethren, the Gundams, believing those conflicts to be the inciting incidents for humanity's attempts to push forward.

* HistoryRepeats: Exaggerated. A recurring theme throughout all the conflicts they've recorded in their General Answer database is that, nine times out of ten, there's always a Gundam, there's always a new form of human being around the corner, and there's ''always'' some sort of conflict occurring. And that's not getting into how a few of the eras are implied to have disturbingly similar histories before humanity ventures into space.

* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Don Murasame used all of his excess energy to pierce the barrier isolating the Taisen Expanse, going dormant in Tokyo 205X. A secret agent picks up the Ninjark Sword and gets possessed; forcing his colleagues to gun him down.

* OmnicidalManiac: PlayedWith. The Ark's StartOfDarkness centered on destroying humanity, [[WellIntentionedExtremist seeing it as a threat to the planet.]] Then [[GoMadFromTheIsolation it sat wasting away in a lake for a decade]] and went so AxCrazy [[MotiveDecay that most of its motives decayed into raw spite by the time it was fully-reactivated.]] The timeline of its VillainWorld dials the spite down and essentially vindicates it by making it the victor of a RobotWar. It's actually willing to spare robots that serve it, but because it forcibly adds them to its network, all it's really doing is killing them ''politely.''

* MythologyGag: Horobi being the host for Kamen Rider Ark-One is a nod to two things: A scene near the end of ''Zero-One'' where him becoming said Rider is [[spoiler: performed in a fleeting simulation to de-moralize Izu]] and a scrapped character-pitch where the Ark would've canonically possessed Horobi and transformed into Ark-One that way.

* MythologyGag: Horobi being the host for Ark-One is a nod to two things: A scene near the end of ''Zero-One'' where him becoming said Rider is [[spoiler: performed in a fleeting simulation to de-moralize Izu]] and a scrapped character-pitch where the Ark would've possessed Horobi and transformed into Ark-One that way. The latter was one of many plans cut by the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on filming.

* TheEmpath: Sora is a caring boy capable of anomalously forging bonds with other people. He will always prioritize others' happiness over his own and generally goes out of his way to help.

!![[VideoGame/TheLegendofZeldaTheMinishCap Vaati]]
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A previously sealed away villain unleashed into the Frontiers, whose experience in being imprisoned left him a shell of his former self who wants to keep his freedom at any cost.

* CanonWelding: To an ''absurd'' degree. According to General Answer, humanity has grown through several centuries worth of wars with Gundams, which, from a meta-perspective, means that several Gundam shows occurred in the same timeline. Thanks to the prolific use of AlternativeCalendar, these can be split into several eras: Universal Century, Future Century, After Colony, After War, Correct Century, Cosmic Era and Anno Domini.

* MasterOfDisguise: Was known for this in his homeworld, due to being able to customize his avatar body. Here, he's in his [[spoiler: near-human]] state and lack said data-body. Not that it'll stop him from donning physical costumes if he has to.

* SpannerInTheWorks: She deliberately disrupted -EX-’s plan to have Leos "accidentally" killed during a mission by having Pigna dive in with the newly-designed Extreme Gundam Type-Leos.

* SpannerInTheWorks: She deliberately disrupted -EX-’s plan to have Leos “accidentally” killed during a mission by having Pigna dive in with the newly-designed Extreme Gundam Type-Leos.

!! [[{{Manga/Bleach}} Nelliel Tu Odelschwanck]]