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- Combat Medic: Most of their healing skills trigger after they attack, so ideally Supports spends as much time hurting enemies as they are healing allies.
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Cheeta
Formerly MP7 of Griffin and Kryuger. She was once a member of Frostfall Squad, but now works with the Elmo's crew.
- Gadgeteer Genius: She spends the ten years between both games experimenting with gadgets, resulting in the explosive candies she uses as part of her kit.
- Hyperactive Metabolism: All of Cheeta's buffs comes from her candies.
- Throw Down the Bomblet: Along with regular lollipops, Cheeta also carries candy-shaped bombs which she can lob at enemies. Her recruitment animation shows her fumbling one, accidentally arming it, and then kicking it away as the bomb explodes in the distance. She also chucks one out as part of her Fireworks Festival skill.
Centaureissi
Formerly G36 of Griffin and Kryuger, Centaureissi joined the Zucchero Café as a waitress after her departure.
- Ninja Maid: But of course. Though she's technically a waitress now, she still has the same unflappable yet subservient attitude expected of a maid, and her combat skills are still a notch above common Tactical Dolls.
- Healing Shiv: Zucchero's Special Drink restores the health of a selected ally and every other ally around them, but enemies in the same radius take Physical damage instead.
- Mid-Battle Tea Break: The gist of her Ultimate skill (appropriately named Afternoon Tea Break) is her serving a velvet cake to the rest of the team. This heals the whole squad regardless of each member's position, restores Stability to the member with the lowest, and applies her unique Thermal Recovery buff.
- Status-Buff Dispel: When attacked, units with Thermal Recovery restore their health and removes one of the attacker's buff. Her second skill also dispels enemy buffs if the target(s) have the Overflowing Fire status effect.
Colphne
A medical Doll who literally stumbled onto the Elmo's bridge one day, who now works as its chief medical officer.
- The Gadfly: Colphne really likes teasing her friends and enemies. Charolic is a frequent target because of her often-explosive reactions.
- The Medic: She serves as one on the Elmo, responsible at keeping the health of its human crew in good shape. Kalina reveals that she used to be part of a medical organization before going missing one year before the game starts, explaining where this skill came from. Gameplay-wise, Colphne is the closest "pure" medic in the roster, with her high healing output and ability to remove debuffs/restore stability from early levels.
Lenna
Formerly UMP9 of Task Force 404. She followed Kalina to the URNC's Paramilitary Supervision Bureau after the events of the first game.
- Shock Stick: She carries a collapsible staff that can emit electricity. She uses it to pole vault in Leaping Pursuit and generate an electrical explosion for King's Authority.
- Shock and Awe: Lenna's primary element is Electric; she can apply no less than three different Electric-type debuffs, and both her passive and ultimate electrify the terrain to shock anyone standing on it (but not herself).
Ksenia
Formerly Stetchkin of Griffin and Kryuger, Ksenia left the PMC to join POL-03's Public Security Managemeant Department with Mosin and Nagant.
Nagant
Formerly M1895 of Griffin and Kryuger, Nagant joined the POL-03 Public Security Management Department after her departure from Griffin.
- Damage-Increasing Debuff: She can apply Concentrated Acid II (decreases defenses) and Vulnerability I (increases damage taken).
- The Gunslinger: Of the Quick Draw variety. Nagant will shoot any enemy that wanders into her firing range, stunning them if they already possess a Defense-type debuff. She also peppers a lot of her animation with stylish Gun Twirling.
