History Characters / Warhammer40000SpaceMarine

!!!'''Homeworld:''' Terrentis (Ultramar)

* OlderThanTheyLook: In lore, the Service Studs on a Space Marine's skull represent their years of service to their chapter and depending on the material used it'll represent longer periods of service, with the most common being 100 standard years. Titus has two, meaning he's at least 200 years old.

!!!'''Species:''' Human

!!!'''Species:''' Human

!!!'''Species:''' Human (Adeptus Astartes)

->'''Voiced by''': '''Creator/MarkStrong''' (English, Space Marine), '''Creator/CliveStanden''' (English, Space Marine II); '''Vladimir Antonik''' (Russian)

->'''Voiced by''': '''Richard Hawley''' (English); '''Denis Nekrasov''' (Russian)

->'''Voiced by''': '''Noah Huntley''' (English); '''Alexander Kovrizhnykh''' (Russian)

->'''Voiced by''': '''Creator/RahulKohli'''

->'''Voiced by''': '''Christine Roberts''' (English); '''Tatyana Shitova''' (Russian)

->'''Voiced by''': '''Danny Webb''' (English); '''Valery Storozhik''' (Russian)

->'''Voiced by''': '''Creator/MarkLewisJones''' (English); '''Alexander Novikov''' (Russian)

->'''Voiced by''':

-->'''Voiced by''': '''Neil Maskell''' (English); '''Vladislav Kopp''' (Russian)

->'''Voiced by''': '''Creator/MarkLewisJones''' (English); '''Alexander Novikov''' (Russian)

* OlderThanTheyLook: In lore, the Service Studs on a Space Marine's skull represent their years of service to their chapter and depending on the material used it'll represent longer periods of service.

* SociopathicSoldier: Not an over-the-top one, but one of his first scenes has him {{Kneecapping}} an ork, watch it crawl around for a few moments, and then finish it execution-style. Then he mag-dumps into the ork's corpse with his bolter with an [[DissonantSerenity impassive scowl on his face]] until Titus gets his attention. That sort of pointless cruelty from an Ultramarine, who pride themselves on discipline and professionalism, stands out.

** While Space Marine was originally dubbed non-canon, as the captain of the 2nd company (which the markings on Titus's armor indicate that he is) in the tabletop at the time the video game was release was Cato Sicarius. Later books in the 40k universe mention him as one of Sicarius's predecessors, resolving the canon conflict and bringing him into the lore proper.

!!Captain Titus

* DynamicEntry: Demonstrated beautifully in the first level with Malum jumping down a shaft and [[GoombaStomp landing ontop an unsuspecting cultist]]. As it turns out, a SpaceMarine in full PowerArmor landing on a baseline human has the same effect as a dump truck falling on a ripe tomato.

* KnuckleCracking: Untargeted taunts prompt him to do this ''in his PowerArmor''.

* WalkingArmory: Before the game is over, Malum will be carrying most of the Space Marine armory plus extra, including a Heavy Bolter and a Grav-cannon, the latter of which is usually ''vehicle mounted'' or at least carried by Heavy Weapon-dedicated Astartes (Devastators).

* GeniusBruiser: For an Ork, anyway. His Waaagh! is rather well organized, and he orders them to capture and use the planetary defense guns, instead of simply looting them.

!!!Space Marines

* HeroWorshipper: His taunt lines imply he greatly respects Captain Titus, and also honours late Sidonus' memory. [[TakeThat No mention is ever made of Leandros]].

[[folder:Drogan]]

Inquisitor Drogan is a relentless psyker of the Ordo Xenos, and bears the physical and mental scars of a lifetime spent in the darkest corners of the galaxy.

Many years ago, he fell into the hands of fiendish aliens who tortured him for years. Since then, his hatred of alien species has driven him to develop innovative new ways of destroying them, and to pursue technologies and techniques thought lost or impossible.
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His greatest creation is the Psychic Scourge, which channels tremendous amounts of Warp energy, provided by the Power Source, that can be tuned to destroy specific species, while leaving humans unharmed. Audiologs reveal that he was developing them at the behest of an Inquisitor Lord to find a way to free the Imperium of its need for classic Plasma power generators, which are very powerful, but highly bulky.

* DeadAllAlong: [[spoiler: In a weird way, one you don't see much in 40K. The daemon took the time to kill him before inhabiting his corpse.]]
* DemonicPossession: [[spoiler:After his death. Interestingly, he wasn't possessed while alive, the usual daemon means of operation, though that may be because he was both psyker and cyborg, which limit the means by which a daemon could control him without consent.]]

* {{Foreshadowing}}: Quite a few to the fact that he is [[spoiler:[[DemonicPosession daemonically possessed]]]].
** The noise at the end of his video message [[spoiler:definitely doesn't sound like something an Ork would make]]
** The wounds his body sustained [[spoiler:definitely don't look like something an Ork could cause and the fact that they look downright fatal is also alarming. He tries to throwaway the last part as him using his psyker abilities to keep himself alive, but in reality he's just a walking corpse.]]
** His own turrets shoot at him and the voice recognition software doesn't respond to his orders, he tries to brush it off. [[spoiler:But it further proves that he isn't the Inquistor Drogan the Ultramarines think he is and his own security system knows better]].

[[folder:Thrax]]

* GutturalGrowler: He sounds like he smokes four packs a day. He also has what looks like cybernetic augmentations to his throat.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: While he does take [[spoiler:Titus]] into custody after [[spoiler:Leandros]] accuses him of being tainted by the Warp (He has to, given the severity of the charges and the implications should they be true), the manner in which he does so makes it clear that he's at least considering the possibility that the events leading up to those charges have a more benevolent explanation and that in the immediate term [[spoiler:Titus]] will only be facing an inquiry, not an inquisition.
** Another indicator that he feels the charges are false is that he does not have Titus disarmed. An Inquisitor, who thought someone was corrupted by Chaos, would never let the possible heretic keep his weapons.
** The very first words out of his mouth are to express skepticism in [[spoiler:Leandros's]] claim, and ask him if he's absolutely sure.
** More proof of his reasonable nature is that [[spoiler: As of Space Marine II, Titus is back among the Ultramarines having crossed the Rubicon Primaris. Likely he was either investigated and pardoned, or served a period of time as a member of Deathwatch.]]

[[folder:Seibel]]

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An Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus. She has been keeping a close eye on the Forgeworld of Graia since the Ork and Chaos invasion from so long ago. Seibel tasks the Ultramarine, Malum Caedo, to retrieve the fragments of the late Inquisitor Drogan's power source in order to prevent the Forces of Chaos from using them for their vile purposes.

* OneManArmy: While Space Marines are already ''designed'' to be this by default, Malum Caedo exemplifies this even by Space Marine standards over the course of the game, singlehandedly taking on legions of Chaos cultists, Chaos Space Marines, and Chaos Daemons entirely on his lonesome. Not even Titus had to defeat at least two ''Greater Daemons'' just to get to the BigBad!

* CanonImmigrant: While Space Marine was originally dubbed non-canon, as the captain of the 2nd company (which the markings on Titus's armor indicate that he is) in the tabletop at the time the video game was release was Cato Sicarius. Later books in the 40k universe mention him as one of Sicarius's predecessors, resolving the canon conflict and bringing him into the lore proper.

A Sternguard Veteran of the Ultramarines Chapter. He and his Squad were sent to the Forgeworld of Graia on a special mission under the request of the Ordo Malleus.

* DynamicEntry: Demonstrated beautifully in the first level with Malum jumping down a shaft and onto an unsuspecting cultist. As it turns out, a SpaceMarine in full PowerArmor landing on a baseline human has the same effect as a dump truck falling on a ripe tomato.

* WalkingArmory: Before the game is over, Malum will be carrying most of the Space Marine armory plus extra, including a Heavy Bolter and a Grav-cannon, the latter of which is usually ''vehicle mounted''.

* EvilIsNotAToy: It's not all that surprising his research with Warp energy would end badly..

** The wounds his body sustained [[spoiler:definitely don't look like something an Ork could cause and the fact that they look downright fatal is also alarming. He tries to throwaway the last part as him using his psyker abilities to keep himself alive, but in reality he's a walking corpse.]]

* GivingSomeoneThePointerFinger: Does this when taunting an enemy.

* HeroWorshipper: His taunt lines implies he greatly respects Captain Titus, and also honours late Sidonus' memory. [[TakeThat No mention is ever made of Leandros]].

* IllKillYou: Around half his taunts is directed towards his enemies and about how he's going to kill them.

* MeaningfulName: His name translates to ''"I kill evil"'' in Latin. Fittingly enough, the enemies he faces and kills in ''Boltgun'' are the Forces of Chaos, one of the most evil factions in the setting.

* OneManArmy: While Space Marines are already ''designed'' to be this by default, Malum Caedo exemplifies this even by Space Marine standards over the course of the game, singlehandedly taking on legions of Chaos cultists, Chaos Space Marines and Chaos Daemons entirely on his lonesome. Not even Titus had to defeat at least two ''Greater Daemons'' just to get to the BigBad!

* OneManArmy: While Space Marines are already ''designed'' to be this by default, Malum Caedo exemplifies this even by Space Marine standards over the course of the game, singlehandedly taking on legions of Chaos cultists, Chaos Space Marines and Chaos Daemons from all four Chaos Gods entirely on his lonesome. Not even Titus had to defeat at least two ''Greater Daemons'' just to get to the BigBad!

* BloodKnight: Malum is ''V E R Y'' enthusiastic about destroying the enemies of man.