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A list of characters who appear in the Psychic Force series.

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Anti-NOA

    Burn Griffiths 
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Voiced by: Mitsuaki Madono (JP, Game), Tomokazu Seki (JP, OVA)

The main protagonist of the series. A young Hot-Blooded American Psychiccer man who works as a member of Anti-NOA and is the Psychiccer of Fire. Burn happens to be an old friend of Keith and wants him to abandon his extreme ways. Even though he went missing after the events of the first Psychic Force, Burn had soon re-emerged in order to stop the plans of both Neo NOA and the Army. Burn's also continuing his own personal mission of convincing Keith to give up the idea of creating a utopia for Psychiccers.


  • Anime Hair: Spiky hair is in order for a 90's anime-ish protagonist like him.
  • Eagleland: Type 1. He used to be a star football player in high school, and the anime shows him with a Clark Kent like home out in the countryside on a giant corn farm for humble origins.
  • The Hero: Burn is the main character of the series, of course he is.
  • Hot-Blooded: Oh yeah, as it is meaningful to his element, Burn does get fired up easily and he's quite a very passionate guy.
  • Meaningful Name: Any wonders someone named Burn would be Playing with Fire?.
  • Playing with Fire: He's not just the Master of Fire, but the Grandmaster of Fire. No other Psychiccers, no matter their element, ever got that title unlike Burn.

    Wendy Ryan 
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Voiced by: Kyoko Hikami

A young happy and upbeat Australian Psychiccer girl who works as a member of Anti-NOA and is the Psychiccer of Wind. Wendy tends to act like Emilio's Cool Big Sis in order to help him out. Wendy is also on a personal mission to find her missing older sister Chris. The sequel would find Wendy now searching for both Burn and Emilio after the two of them had went missing following the events of the first Psychic Force, while still looking for her sister. Though she didn't realize until the end that she has met her as the combat android of NOA Sonia.


  • Ass Kicks You: The last string of her attacks.
  • Blow You Away: Including one move that literally does so, by summoning a storm so powerful it pushes the enemy away and all other assorted objects.
  • Break the Cutie: Oh God, this game likes to drop this on Wendy so much. While she's all plucky at the beginning of the 1st game, she utterly breaks down when she got hit with the news that she accidentally killed her sister since she was turned into Sonia. The second game gives a more subdued effect. Due to losing Burn and Emilio; Wendy sounds more serious while becoming more worried at how the world turned out, but still determined to do the right thing despite not having any of her old Genki Girl self.
  • Cool Big Sis: Dotes on Emilio, which considering him, he's going to need her 'sisterly' doting.
  • Genki Girl: She's happy-go-lucky and very upbeat. Unfortunately, her initial personality doesn't last very long.
  • Rose-Haired Sweetie: She has pink-hair, and pre-breaking is very plucky and upbeat.
  • She's All Grown Up: In 1, Wendy is pretty much the game's cutie girl character. In the second game, while there are older characters, it shows that Wendy grew up into a pretty lass and has a fuller figure.

    Emilio Michaelov 
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Voiced by: Minami Takayama

A young frightened Russian Psychiccer boy who works as a member of Anti-NOA and is the Psychiccer of Light. Emilio is introverted and fearful of his own power. The sequel would find Emilio now working for Wong's Army, having been brainwashed into some sort of Ax-Crazy boy. However, Emilio's good self still struggles to emerge.


  • Battle in the Center of the Mind: The last battle of Emilio's story in Psychic Force 2/2012 is a battle against his evil side. It isn't clear whether he wins or loses, as his wings are hidden in the final ending slide, the colour of which denote which of his personalities is in control.
  • Beam Spam: His Trinity Ray PSY-move, especially if there are prisms involved, particularly the one that splits a ray into eight.
  • Blood Knight: Definitively this post-brainwashing.
  • Brainwashed and Crazy: In the 2nd game. Or so it seems. The truth is a bit more complicated.
  • Color-Coded for Your Convenience: The color of Good Emilio's wings and light is gold. Brainwashed Emilio's wings and light is silver-white, and Evil Emilio's wings are silver while his light is blue.
  • Shrinking Violet: Mainly in the first game. Not so much in the sequel until near the end of his story.
  • Split Personality: He effectively has 3 personalities by the end of the 2nd game: "Good" Emilio, which is his original, good self as seen in the first game, "Brainwashed" Emilio, his current self which randomly goes around getting into fights but isn't quite aware of what he's doing, and "Evil" Emilio, who appears in his own mind as a more "perfected", self-aware version of his brainwashed self. The last of which is implied to be Emilio's "true self" by Wong and Emilio's evil side, though whether this is the truth is unclear.

(Neo) NOA

    Keith Evans 
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Voiced by: Kyosei Tsukui

A young cold and calculating British Psychiccer man who serves as the leader of NOA and is the Psychiccer of Ice. Despite his extreme ambitions, Keith comes off as being a very charismatic person and manages to attract one of his followers, Sonia. Keith's main goal is to create a perfect utopia for Psychiccers and that he seeks to recruit and convince his old friend Burn to help him out in his quest. The sequel would still have Keith being the leader of NOA (now renamed as Neo NOA) as he continues his conquest in creating a Psychiccer-only utopia. Although with Wong defecting and forming his own Psychiccer organization called The Army, Keith got a new opposition that even disgusts him.


  • Badass Bookworm: In his spare time, Keith likes to read many books.
  • Dark Messiah: He'll be there to give the Psychiccers a better future, while causing non-Psychiccers to suffer.
  • Human Popsicle: His Frigid Prison PSY-move.

    Sonia (Chris Ryan) 
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Voiced by: Ayako Shiraishi

A young mysterious blue-haired Psychiccer woman who works as a member of NOA and is the Psychiccer of Electricity. Sonia harbors a crush on Keith, and is hinted to be rather robotic. Turns out that Sonia is actually Wendy's older sister Chris Ryan, who was kidnapped and rebuilt as an android by Wong.


  • Big "NO!": Sonia lets out one in her Story, after accidentally killing her sister Wendy (and regaining her memories at the same time).
  • Love Martyr: Amnesia aside, Sonia was willing to assist Keith in most of his questionable ways to achieve his goal because she did love him. Turns out she has that feeling programmed into her, when she realizes this, she was horrified and was able to renounce her love.
  • Ms. Fanservice: Her white skin tight outfit really does make her look very hot.
  • Mutual Kill: In her ending, Keith reveals that Sonia is programmed to die just in case he dies, and she just put him to death. Sonia considers it an okay price, considering herself already dead the moment she accidentally killed Wendy.
  • Ridiculously Human Robot: It is very easy to think she's just one really hot lady while forgetting that she's a robot. For a 90's anime setting, NOA has pretty good advanced technology for this.
  • Shock and Awe: Sonia is able to generate electricity from her body in addition of typical Electricity Psychiccer attributes. Could serve as a hint to her robotic nature.
  • That Man Is Dead: In Sonia's Story Mode, after she found out that she is Wendy's sister, she renounced all her loyalty and love to Keith and utters the line, "Sonia is dead. The one standing before you is Wendy's sister Chris Ryan."
  • Unexplained Recovery: Despite being 'killed' by Wendy in Wendy's story, Sonia suddenly came back with her memory returned to reunite with Wendy. This isn't a happy end, however, since Sonia is programmed to perish eventually in case Keith dies, and she comments to herself that she's Living on Borrowed Time.

    Brad Kilsten 
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Voiced by: Ryūsei Nakao

A young mental German Psychiccer man who works as a member of NOA and is the Psychiccer of Gravity while having a Split Personality disorder. At one point, Brad's a gentleman who scoffs at fighting, but let him see some blood and he'll turn into an Ax-Crazy Psycho for Hire.


    Carlo Belfrond 
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A sharp-dressed and intellectual Psychiccer man who works as a member of Neo NOA and is the Psychiccer of Water. Carlo is Keith's new subordinate in Neo NOA and supports his goal of a Psychiccer-only world.


    Regina Belfrond 
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Carlo's little sister who works as a member of Neo NOA and is the Psychiccer of Fire, but NOT Burn's successor. Other than serving Keith as a member in Neo NOA and supporting his ambition, Regina seeks to impress her older brother as well.


  • Hope Spot: In her ending, Regina was sure that she had killed Gudeath in order to avenge Carlo's death...except that Gudeath is Not Quite Dead and proceeds to strike her in the back with his own power her before dying himself, leading Regina to eventually be Together in Death with Carlo.
  • Ms. Fanservice: Her scantily-clad outfit does make her look very sexy and that she had enough cleavage for the American Dreamcast release to censor it and a white leotard that invites "running around in her panties" jokes.

The Army

    Richard Wong 
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Voiced by: Mitsuaki Madono

A bespectacled Hong Kong Chinese Psychiccer man who was once a member of NOA and is the Psychiccer of Time. Wong had usually served as Keith's consultant and strategist, but is one hell of a Chessmaster, manipulating everyone and everything for his own personal gain. Upon severing all of his ties to NOA and establishing himself as the leader of his own Psychiccer organization called The Army, Wong seeks to topple both Keith and Neo NOA so that he can advance his own goal of world domination. Possibly the Big Bad of the entire series.


  • A God Am I: He fancies himself as being this, saying that time controls people and because he himself can control time, he automatically assumes the arrogant fact that he's an instant god.
  • Big Bad: Possibly, considering the direct fact that all of the problems which are happening from within the series is because of his own scheming machinations.
  • Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: No, not his death, but he can summon a giant sword to do this to you.
  • Karma Houdini: He rarely gets his comeuppance straight out. He either gets his wish to be God coming true by eliminating everyone who gets in his way, or if he dies, either he has a backup body or his killer dies with him.
  • Take Over the World: His main goal.
  • Teleport Spam: He can be very fond of this. His throw move consists of teleporting around the opponent repeatedly, striking them from every angle.

    Gudeath 
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The successor of Brad, in which he's the Psychiccer of Gravity despite being so slow. Gudeath works as a member of Wong's Army and thinks that the world has no need of the weak and is out to eliminate weak Psychiccers.


    Setsuna 
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A short-tempered Bishōnen who works as a member of Wong's Army and is the Psychiccer of Darkness. However, like Wong to Keith previously, Setsuna wants to usurp Wong's place and take control over The Army.


  • Ridiculously Human Robot: It turns out that Setsuna is nothing more than an android created by Wong from within his ending.
  • The Starscream: Much like Wong when he was in NOA, Setsuna seeks to eliminate his boss so that he can take full control over The Army.

From Other Parties

    Might 
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The second protagonist of the series and the successor of Sonia, in which he's the Psychiccer of Lightning. Might is a Psychiccer Hunter who makes a living by hunting down and killing all other Psychiccers.


    Patricia "Patty" Myers 
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Voiced by: Motoko Kumai

Nicknamed "Patty", she is Might's closest friend (but it's not quite known if she's also a Psychiccer Hunter) and is the Psychiccer of Tones.


    Rokudo Genma 
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Voiced by: Yosuke Akimoto

A Japanese Yamabushi monk/priest magician who's unaffiliated with any of the conflicting forces and that he uses Shugendo monk magic. Genma is convinced that psychic power is a double-edged sword not meant for use by normal humans, thus he's trying to rid the world of all Psychiccers.


    Genshin Kenjoh 
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The successor of Genma and very much identical to him. Genshin is a Japanese Yamabushi monk/priest magician who uses Shugendo monk magic and tries to rid the world of the "supposed evil" that is the Psychiccers. Genshin is also on a personal mission to help rescue a young Japanese Yamabushi girl named Shiori from Wong and The Army.


  • Heroic Sacrifice: In his ending, he defeats Wong in order to save Shiori, but soon discovers from within a shocking sight and state that Shiori's lifeforce is fading away because of Wong's callous experiments on her. To ensure that Shiori has the chance to survive and live on, he transfers his remaining lifeforce into Shiori so that she can be revived instantly. Sadly, he dies from the process of his technique.

    Shiori 
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A young Japanese Yamabushi girl who is said to be The Chosen One of the Shadow Plateau: a sacred and religious place where both Genma and Genshin come from and that Shiori herself is destined to help save and lead the world from its current ruin and destruction. Upon learning and knowing of her hidden power, Wong and The Army kidnap Shiori in the hopes of harnessing that power for their own malevolent ends, forcing Genshin to embark on a rescue mission in order to save Shiori from the current danger.


  • Expy: Does it seem quite strange that Shiori looks a bit like a futuristic version of Sayo-chan from Kiki Kai Kai (an old Taito arcade game)?
  • Religion is Magic: Shiori is said to be studying Shugendo magic and its history under Genshin in order to prepare herself for the life of being a Yamabushi.

    Gates Oltsman 
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An American cyborg who's unaffiliated with any of the conflicting forces and that he fights with the various armaments and upgrades of his cybernetic body. An unexpected Psychiccer attack had severely injured Gates and killed his wife Cheryl and daughter Tina, thus he became a cyborg in order to get his revenge against all Psychiccers. The sequel would find Gates unexpectedly working for Neo NOA after Keith captures and reprograms him. Gates' ending in the previous game was canon too: Keith was actually the one behind his family's massacre, but Gates didn't know about this when he was being brainwashed.


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