History Characters / AssassinsCreedChronicles

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!!!'''Appears in:''' ''WesternAnimation/AssassinsCreedEmbers'' | ''Assassin's Creed: Revelations (novel)'' | ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedRebellion'' | ''Assassin's Creed: The Ming Storm'' | ''Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun''

* TheApprentice: She was this to her Assassin mentor [[spoiler:before he was killed]] and now wants Ezio's guidance to help aid her people.

!!! '''Appears in:''' '''ComicBook/AssassinsCreedBrahman'' | ''Literature/AssassinsCreedUnderworld''

!!!'''Appears in:''' ''WesternAnimation/AssassinsCreedEmbers'' | ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedRebellion'' | ''Assassin's Creed: The Ming Storm'' | ''Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun''

* HeroOfAnotherStory: She is presented as this in ''Embers'' and gets references in ''III'' as a LongDeadBadass from Achilles until finally becoming the star of ''Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China''.

* InTheHood: Like most Assassins she wears a hood for blending.

[[caption-width-right:300:I want to understand, like you do, to help my people.]]

!!'''Appears in:''' ''ComicBook/AssassinsCreedSubjectFour'' | ''Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy''

->''"My father wanted this life, Anna, not I. He came to this country with a dream and made the Narodnaya Volya his cause. I do not know if I have the strength to serve the Order of Assassins as he did."''

!!! Also appears in ComicBook/AssassinsCreedBrahman and Literature/AssassinsCreedUnderworld

!!! Also appears in ComicBook/AssassinsCreedBrahman and Literature/AssassinsCreedUnderworld

!!! Also appears in ComicBook/AssassinsCreedBrahman and Literature/AssassinsCreedUnderworld

Granddaughter of Ranjit Singh and ancestor of Indian actress Monima Das. She become infatuated with Arbaaz Mir after meeting him. They would later marry and have a son named Jayadeep Mir (the future Henry Green of VideoGame/AssassinsCreedSyndicate).

! ''Chronicles: Russia'' (early 20th century)

A Russian Assassin born into the Order at [[UsefulNotes/TsaristRussia the end of the 19th century]], he does not feel he can live up to the legacy of his father, and is unsure he wishes to continue to be an Assassin. He is tasked with assassinating the Tsar's of Russia, but fails, whilst succeeding in arranging the destruction of the Staff of Eden. He later moves to America with his family, abandoning the Assassin Order. He is an ancestor of Daniel Cross.

* HistoricalDomainCharacter: In the Anglosphere he's mainly known the Romanovs' executioner and little else. Soviet historians are a little bit more familiar with his later life.

!!!'''Appears in:''' ''WesternAnimation/AssassinsCreedEmbers'' | ''Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun''

!!!'''Also appears in:''' ''Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun''

A talented young Assassin from China. She appears in ''WesternAnimation/AssassinsCreedEmbers'' and is the star and PlayerCharacter of ''Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China''. Shao Jun seeks guidance from Ezio in order to learn how best to lead and rebuild her order.

* DeadPartner: Nikolai used to work with Aleksandr Ulyanov ([[UsefulNotes/VladimirLenin Lenin's brother]]), before Alek was captured and executed.
* {{Foil}}: To fellow Assassin turncoat [[VideoGame/AssassinsCreedRogue Shay Cormac]]. Like Shay, one of the reasons Nikolai leaves the Assassins was because of them being no different than the Templars in their methods, especially during the Russian Revolution. However, Nikolai does not become a Templar, but instead wants to be left alone with his family, while Shay does become a Templar to his dying day.

* InTheHood: Wears a hood in his Assassin's outfit.

** He kills a Sergei, a fellow Assassin, who threatened his son if Nikolai did not come back to the Assassins to answer some questions.
** In ''Chronicles: Russia'' the only reason he doesn't kill the soldiers who murdered the Romanov children minus Anastasia is because doing so would take too much time from the mission.

! ''Chronicles: China'' (16th century)

* TheChessmaster: A machiavellian politician who's been ruling the DeadlyDecadentCourt of China for decades, as well as [[spoiler: The strategem in which he tricked Shao into getting busy with Wei Bin while he executed her master ''and'' took the Box]]. Later, he also [[spoiler: successfully lures Shao into a trap by using one of her old friends]].

* SparedInTheAdaptation: Unlike her game counterpart, the real Anastasia died with the rest of her family.

* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Unlike her game counterpart, the real Anastasia died with the rest of her family.
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: She goes on this during Section 3 of Russia for the deaths of her family.

! ''Chronicles: Russia'' (early 20th century))

! ''Chronicles: China''

! ''Chronicles: India''

! ''Chronicles: Russia''

* ManInWhite: Wears a white outfit like most Assassins.

* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: [[spoiler:Trotsky gets this via directly justifying Anastasia's death, in truth Trotsky was far away when the incident happened and while he, like every other communist leader, justified the execution later (confirming in an autobiography that Lenin ordered it, but it was the military that really ''wanted'' it), he was known to have been surprised and dismayed when he found out about it, since the Bolsheviks had intended to put the Romanovs on trial before the CivilWar changed things]].

* ResignationsNotAccepted: The Russian Assassins were not pleased when he left them, and eventually sent several Assassins to hunt him down and bring him back to answer some questions. Though since he witnessed a message from the First Civilization and does not tell this to anyone, and steals a Piece of Eden for personal use, he's not entirely blameless for stroking the paranoia of his brothers. Chronicles: Russia also shows that he helped Anastasia escape from the Kremlin.

* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: [[spoiler:Trotsky gets this via directly justifying Anastasia's death, in truth Trotsky was far away when the incident happened and while he, like every other communist leader, justified the execution later ([[WordOfGod confirming that Lenin ordered it]] in an autobiography), he was known to have been surprised and dismayed when he found out about it, since the Bolsheviks had intended to put the Romanovs on trial before the CivilWar changed things]].

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* BadassMoustache: He sports a handlebar moustache.

A list of all characters who appear in the ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedChronicles'' games.

Please note that character pages for transmedia appears here on the onset of the game's release.

A Templar who has been inserted into the Bolsheviks to subvert the Revolution from within. Under orders to retrieve the Precursor Box, Yurovsky is sent to Yekaterinberg, where the deposed Tsar and his family are being held. He is eventually ordered to execute them.

'''A List of all characters who appear in the ''Assassin's Creed Chronicles'' games. Please note that character pages for transmedia appears here on the onset of the game's release'''

** For those familiar with the history of the RedScare, there's a bit of FridgeBrilliance here. The [[UsefulNotes/WoodrowWilson Palmer Raids]] were in full swing in the United States, deporting immigrants with suspected communist ties. Simultaneously, Felix Dzerzhinsky, [[UsefulNotes/MoscowCentre leader of the Cheka]], had begun Operation Trust, designed to lure [[HeroicRussianEmigre White emigres]] back to Russia, [[ThePurge where they would be executed for treason]]. ([[TruthInTelevision Boris Savinkov, Yakov Blumkin, and Sydney Reilly were infamous victims of this]]). Nikolai's wife and daughter were deported in the Palmer Raids, and Nikolai is led to believe they were shot while attempting to cross the Russian-Finnish border. And he is ProperlyParanoid of Sergei because it was a [[TruthInTelevision common tactic of the Cheka to use a trusted contact to lure you into a trap]]. However, [[PoorCommunicationKills if Nikolai had listened to the Assassins sent after him]], he would have learned that his wife and daughter were still alive.

* AlmightyJanitor: Although ''Chronicles: Russia'' doesn't really touch upon this, he would technically be one given the time period: the Red Army during the Russian Civil War had a "No officers, only commanders" mission statement in an attempt to appeal to grunts who were disillusioned with elitism of Royalist officers. He's also not the leader of his Templar Rite.

* MoscowCentre: An agent of the Cheka, an early prototype for KGB.

A Templar who has been inserted into the Bolsheviks to subvert the Revolution from within. Under orders to retrieve the Precursor Box, Yurovsky is sent to Yekaterineberg, where the deposed Tsar and his family are being held. He is eventually ordered to execute them.

* AlmightyJanitor: Although ''Chronicles: Russia'' doesn't really touch upon this, given the time period, he would be this: the Red Army during the Russian Civil War had a "No officers, only commanders" mission statement in an attempt to appeal to grunts who were disillusioned with elitism of Imperial officers. He's also not the leader of his Templar Rite.

* HistoricalDomainCharacter: In the Anglosphere he's mainly known the Romanovs' executioner and little else. Soviet historians are a little bit more familiar with him.

* MoscowCentre: The Cheka is an early prototype for KGB.

A commander of the Cheka, and secretly a member of Russian Rite of Templars. Assigned as a captain in the Red Army garrison in Yekaterinburg, where the deposed Tsar and his family are detained. He is eventually ordered to carry out their execution.

* DirtyCommies: One of the original Bolsheviks.
* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: While he did oversee one of the 20th Century's worst regicides, Yurovsky's RealLife counterpart did NOT torture the Romanovs prior to their execution.

* WouldHurtAChild: If the child is a Romanov, then yes.

The father of the Communist theory of Trotskyism, and a friend of Nikolai Orelov.

* MouthOfSauron: The only Bolshevik to appear onscreen (despite Nikolai's friendship and history with Lenin).

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* DeadPartner: Nikolai used to work with Aleksandr Ulyanov, before Alek was captured and executed.

** For those familiar with the history of the RedScare, there's a bit of FridgeBrilliance here. The [[UsefulNotes/WoodrowWilson Palmer Raids]] were in full swing in the United States, deporting immigrants with suspected communist ties. Simultaneously, Felix Dzerzhinsky, [[UsefulNotes/MoscowCentre leader of the Cheka]], had begun Operation Trust, designed to lure [[HeroicRussianEmigre White emigres]] back to Russia, [[ThePurge where they would be executed for treason]]. ([[TruthInTelevision Boris Savinkov, Yakov Blumkin, and Sydney Reilly were infamous victims of this]]). Nikolai's wife and daughter were deported in the Palmer Raids, where Nikolai assumed they were killed by the Cheka. And he is ProperlyParanoid of Sergei because it was a [[TruthInTelevision common tactic of the Cheka to use a trusted contact to lure you into a trap]]. However, [[PoorCommunicationKills if Nikolai had listened to the Assassins sent after him]], he would have learned that his wife and daughter were still alive and taken to safety.

* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: [[spoiler:Trotsky gets this via directly justifying Anastasia's death, in truth Trotsky was far away when the incident happened and while he, like every other communist leader, justified the execution later, he was known to have been surprised and dismayed when he found out about it, since the Bolsheviks had intended to put the Romanovs on trial before the CivilWar changed things]].