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Dannar Base (Japan)
Goh Saruwatari
The main protagonist and an ace robot pilot. He saved the world from the Mimetic Beasts five years ago, but lost his lover in the process. As a result of the trauma, semi-retires into a backup role before being called back to action when the other pilots at Dannar Base are unexpectedly taken out. Marries Anna Aoi at the start of the series.
- Age-Gap Romance: Goh is 12 years older than his wife Anna.
- Amazon Chaser: He fell for Anna because of her strength (though mostly strength of character, she becomes a pilot on their wedding day).
- The Atoner: For not being able to save Mira and Shizuru from the Mimetic Beasts.
- Battle Couple: Deconstructed. He gets together with Anna and they marry at the beginning of the series. But they have problems despite their relationship.
- Big Brother Instinct: He can act like this, sometimes to Shinobu.
- Big Brother Mentor: He loves his brother and is nice to let him stay with him and Anna, he also helps him out sometimes.
- Big "NO!": Goh yells "No" when Shizuru dies at the end of the first season.
- Chick Magnet: Anna's his wife, Mira's The Lost Lenore, Shizuru has unrequited love for him, and Kiriko wondered to herself whether or not she should've married him before Anna landed him.
- Experienced Protagonist: He was already a veteran robot pilot before the story even got started.
- Heartbroken Badass: He lost Mira at the beginning of the series and quits piloting for a while.
- The Hero: He's the main protagonist of the story.
- Heroic BSoD: Goh has two over the course of the series:
- He has a long one when Mira sacrifices herself, leading him to quit piloting the Godannar until the series begins.
- At the end of the first season, Goh has another one when Shizuru dies.
- Hot-Blooded: He's a passionate and fiery-tempered pilot.
- Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: For most of the series, Goh towers over Anna, given that he's an adult and Anna is a high-school student. At least until the Grand Finale.
- I Let Gwen Stacy Die: After witnessing Mira's Heroic Sacrifice, Goh decides to become The Atoner for not rescuing her.
- Lantern Jaw of Justice: Goh has a prominent square chin.
- My Greatest Failure: His failure to save Mira from sacrificing herself against the Mimetic Beasts is what drove him into retirement at the start of the series.
- Screaming Warrior: He yells while fighting against the Mimetic Beasts as part of his Hot-Blooded personality.
- Second Love: His first lover, Mira, commits a Heroic Sacrifice to stop the first invasion of the Mimetic Beasts. By the time the story begins, Goh has fallen in love with Anna.
- Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: He's more traditionally masculine than his brother Shinobu.
Anna Aoi-Saruwatari
Saved by Goh five years ago and soon fell in love with him, eventually marrying. She dreams of becoming a robot pilot herself and gets the chance after accidentally stumbling across Neo-Okuser during a Mimetic Beast attack. Still in high school, she must keep her marriage and new career as a robot pilot a secret from her classmates.
- 10-Minute Retirement: She briefly retires from being a pilot towards the end of the first season. She returns to duty a quarter of the way through the second season.
- Age-Gap Romance: Goh is 29, while Anna is 17.
- Battle Couple: She gets together with Goh at the beginning of the series.
- Book Dumb: What little of her school life that is shown suggests that she's only just barely passing. This is at least partially explained by a lot of the time she should be spending in class or studying being taken up by piloting duties.
- Deuteragonist: She is the secondary focal character after Goh.
- Falling into the Cockpit: In "Wedding Bell of the Battlefield", while trying to run away from the Mimetic Beasts, she stumbles upon Neo-Okusaer and inadvertently activates it. That said, she did have civilian mech piloting experience.
- Fiery Redhead: She has red hair and is a passionate pilot.
- Heroic BSoD: She experiences one towards the end of the first season.
- Hot-Blooded: She has a passionate and fiery personality, just like her husband.
- Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: Anna is shorter than Goh, given that she is a teenager.
- I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: At the end of the first season, she walks out on her pilot life due to thinking that Goh is still in love with Mira, who is also a better pilot than her. Eventually she realizes her dream of piloting is independent of her relationship with Goh, and reconciles with him for good during a mission where Mira is medically unfit to pilot.
- Joshikousei: She's a female high school student at Gakazono High School and wears a uniform appropriate for it.
- Just Friends: Despite Shinobu's crush on her, her feelings for him are entirely platonic.
- Plucky Girl: When Anna pilots Go-Okusaer for the first time, just... wow.
- Precocious Crush: She has liked Goh since she was 12.
- Rescue Romance: She falls in love with Goh because he saved her life.
- Strong Family Resemblance: She greatly resembles Kiriko when she was young.
Dr. Kiriko Aoi
A tough no-nonsense scientist and head of the Dannar program. Mother of Anna.
- Benevolent Boss: As much as she loves her daughter, Kiriko is friendly to her other subordinates, including Goh.
- Boob-Based Gag: Her large bust is frequently played for comedy, with their absurd Jiggle Physics, having her buttons pop off when she moves suddenly, or her giving people Marshmallow Hell, all while never displaying any self-consciousness over them.
- Buxom Beauty Standard: She has the largest boobs in the series, and it's something of a Running Gag that people get intimidated or distracted by them.
- Labcoat of Science and Medicine: She's a scientist who wears a white coat as part of her standard uniform.
- Mission Control: Kiriko gives out orders from within Dannar Base.
- Mum Looks Like a Sister: As an Absurdly Youthful Mother, she looks like she could pass for Anna's older sister.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: As one of Dannar Base's top-ranking leaders, she is willing to listen to her subordinates and often helps her own daughter on dangerous missions.
- Smoking Is Glamorous: She frequently smokes cigarettes to fit her image as one of the Dannar Base's top scientists.
- Statuesque Stunner: She stands 174 cm (5'7") tall.
Shizuru Fujimura
A fellow pilot and sharpshooter who once had a crush on Goh and may still harbor feelings for him.
- Amazonian Beauty: She's shown working out her well-toned body in the gym.
- Back from the Dead: In the second season premiere, she is revived by Mira's kiss.
- BFG: Her machine, the Core Gunner, has a large sniper rifle as its main weapon.
- Buxom Beauty Standard: Her sizable bust is one of the reasons why she's a Dude Magnet.
- Celibate Hero: She refuses to engage in a serious relationship with anyone else, likely due to not getting over her crush on Goh.
- Character Catchphrase: "Just who the hell do you think I am?"note
- Cold Sniper: Her Core Gunner has a sniper rifle as its primary weapon, and she can give off the cold shoulder sometimes, but not always.
- Come with Me If You Want to Live: Shizuru invokes the trope once she tracks down Anna at the beginning of the second season.
- Dude Magnet: Men tend to find her attractive, and she's Kouji and Shinobu Lust Object. Yet she's frustrated the one she likes, Goh, isn't into her.
- Hartman Hips: As shown multiple times in the show and promotional posters, she has a comically big butt with wide hips. It actually gets her stuck a few times when she boards the Core Sniper.
- Heroic BSoD: Shizuru suffers one in episode 8 due to Goh's relationship with Anna.
- The Lancer: She serves as a Foil and companion to both Goh and Anna at different points in the story.
- Love Triangle: The epilogue shows her becoming the target of Shinobu and Kouji's affections, with her feelings towards them being unclear.
- Macross Missile Massacre: She uses several missile attacks to fight against the Mimetic Beasts.
- Male Gaze: Her ass gets a lot of focus from the camera, particularly during one scene where she's trying to enter into a mech— only for her hips to get stuck in the narrow entrance.
- The Mentor: She becomes Anna's piloting coach on a few occasions. She later does the same for Shinobu.
- More Dakka: Core Gunner is practically a multipurpose artillery piece on legs.
- Ms. Fanservice: Shizuru is practically sex incarnate with her sizable breasts and shapely toned body with Hartman Hips. She also gets a lot of fanservice scenes, like a Bathtub Scene and Workout Fanservice.
- Out-of-Clothes Experience: She experiences this in the second season premiere.
- The Tease: She acts very suggestively while training Shinobu, much to his annoyance.
- Tsundere: Deconstructed. Her hot and cold mood swings only pushed her beloved away. By the time she came to terms with her feelings, Goh had fallen in love with and married Anna.
- Victoria's Secret Compartment: A particularly memorable scene has Shizuru at a formal event and in formal dress getting an urgent phone call. Cue her breasts vibrating like crazy.
- You Are in Command Now: By the end of the series, Shizuru replaces Kagemaru as the commander of Dannar Base.
- You Are Not Ready: She doesn't think Shinobu isn't good enough for Neo Diver, but she was impressed when he said "I want to be like my brother" (which Kouji took as her being interested in Shinobu).
Kouji Tetsuya
A hot-headed pilot who is severely injured at the beginning of the series, forcing Goh back into lead pilot role for Dannar Base.
- Back for the Finale: Kouji returns just in time for the Grand Finale.
- Butt-Monkey: He frequently suffers for comedy, as seen with his Running Gag.
- Crazy Jealous Guy: He does not like the idea of Shizuru being interested in Shinobu, nor does he take the sight of Shinobu getting touchy with her very well.
- Hot-Blooded: He's got enough fire in him to scream with the best. Fortunately, he was put in the hospital for the majority of Season 1, he is unaffected by the Insania Virus while still being Hot-Blooded as hell.
- Named After Somebody Famous: Meta-example: his name is taken from Kouji Kabuto and Tetsuya Tsurugi
- The Rival: The epilogue shows him and Shinobu in a Love Triangle over Shizuru.
- Running Gag: He's usually shot down, and then someone claims that he might've bitten the dust. Cue a cut-in revealing him, wounded but alive, muttering, "I'm not dead..."
Mira Ackerman
Goh's ex-lover, whom he still mourns. She was seemingly killed in battle against the Mimetic Beasts five years ago, but was actually absorbed by one and her comatose, yet still very much alive body is discovered by Kiriko in the first episode.
- Ace Pilot: She is a badass pilot who helped stop the first invasion of the Mimetic Beasts.
- Amnesiac Lover: Subverted; she was Goh's former lover, but since her attempted Heroic Sacrifice, she's unable to remember her past until the beginning of season two, where her memories are restored.
- Back from the Dead: More like a coma, actually, but everyone thought she was dead for quite a long time.
- Death by Origin Story: Subverted; although she's seemingly killed during the first invasion of the Mimetic Beasts, it turns out that she survived the encounter, but her earlier memories have been erased. She does eventually regain her memories by the time the second season rolls around.
- Dumb Blonde: She's a blonde who's gone through mental regression. She gets better in the second season.
- Gorgeous Gaijin: In a Base filled to the brim with Japanese nationals, Mira stands out as the only one of two non-Japanese on Dannar Base, and she is frequently scantily-clad.
- Heroic Sacrifice: Subverted; she sacrificed himself to destroy the Mimetic Beast five years ago. However, she managed to survive, albeit with her mentality significantly impaired.
- Innocent Fanservice Girl: During her mental regression state, she tends to go about wearing skimpy clothes that help little in preserving her modesty. Even when her memory is restored, she occasionally does something that catches the attention of the males and almost have no clue what just happened.
- Kiss of Life: At the end of the first season, she kisses Shizuru to bring her back to life.
- She's Back: After her memory is restored, she goes back to piloting the Dannar.
- Suddenly Speaking: Mira becomes considerably more talkative towards the end of the first season.
- Trauma-Induced Amnesia: After enduring a Heroic Sacrifice, her memory is reduced to that of a young child. At first.
- Womanchild: As a result of being trapped butt-naked in the body of a Mimetic Beast doing god-knows-what on her biology, Mira's mentality regressed to that of a newborn child. At least until the second season.
- Working with the Ex: In the second season, she works with Goh once again, despite his marriage to Anna.
Tatsuya Aoi
Voiced by: Hiroya Ishimaru (Japanese), John Swasey (English)
Anna's father, who co-developed the Dannar program along with his wife Kiriko, but disappeared sometime after his daughter's birth.
- Back for the Finale: Tatsuya's return marks the beginning of the final episodes of Godannar.
- Big Damn Heroes: In the final episodes, he uses a bazooka to subdue the Super Mimetic Beast.
- Disappeared Dad: He hasn't seen Anna since her birth. However, it's revealed that he has disguised himself as various people so he can watch over her.
- Expy: He looks like an older version of Koji Kabuto and happens to be voiced by Koji's original voice actor, Hiroya Ishimaru. Fitting for an Affectionate Parody of the Super Robot Genre.
- Hot Blooded Sideburns: He looks and sounds like Koji Kabuto; it'd be a crime if he didn't have these.
- Master of Disguise: He disguised himself as many citizens, such as a priest and the principal at Anna's school for his daughter's sake.
- Red Is Heroic: He wears a red coat as part of his commander's uniform.
- You Are in Command Now: He resumes command of Dannar Base from Kagemaru after he saves it in the final episodes.
Shinobu Saruwatari
Goh's younger brother who lives with Goh and Anna, and later became a pilot of the Neo Diver.
- Badass Normal: He may not be a pilot, but he will still do anything to protect the ones he loves.
- Beware the Nice Ones: He is arguably the nicest characters in the series, but he is also badass.
- Big Brother Worship: He has fairly high opinion of his brother Goh
- Character Development: When he finds out that his brother Goh couldn't pilot anymore. He starts to train himself with Shizuru's help but Shizuru keeps holding him back.
- Dogged Nice Guy: He is in love with Anna who is clearly married to his older brother, and he is very nice to her but don't forget that she loves her husband Goh.
- Good Is Not Soft
- House Husband: Since he moved in with Goh and Anna, he pretty much becomes their butler until the second season.
- I Just Want to Be Badass: He wants to be stronger and badass like his brother.
- Nice Guy: A very polite, gentle, and kindhearted guy.
- Older Than They Look: In the second season of the epilogue, Shinobu is 24 years old while still looking the same as he did at age 17.
- The Rival: The epilogue shows that he's more openly competing with Kouji for Shizuru's affections.
- Second Love: Despite his crush on Anna, he starts taking an interest in Shizuru.
- Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: He's considerably more delicate than his brother Goh.
- Took a Level in Badass: In the second season, he wants to take action, and the final episode reveals that he became the pilot of the Neo Diver.
- Weak, but Skilled: If only Shizuru stop treating him like a child, he would be toe-to-toe with his older brother Goh, but she only trying to make sure that he won't end up like his brother.
Dino Base (China)
Moukaku
A big boisterous pilot who pilots the Goddiner along with his girlfriend Shukuyu.
- Barbarian Longhair: Moukaku has very long hair and is a competent, boisterious fighter.
- The Berserker: Comes under the effects of the Insania Virus and is killed before he does anymore harm.
- Boisterous Bruiser: He's boisterous and is a strong man. It doesn't help him against the Insania Virus.
- Hot-Blooded: He has a fiery temper and an aggressive fighting style.
- Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: He is taller than Shukuyu.
- Large Ham: Given his Hot-Blooded personality, this is to be expected.
- The Lost Lenore: He becomes this for Shukuyu. Moukaku proposed to her before getting infected by the Insania Virus and dying.
- Manchild: He has a aggressive and childish personality when Shukuyu isn't around.
- Mercy Kill: Knight has to kill Moukaku after going berserk from the Insania Virus.
- Scars Are Forever: He sports a horizontal scar below the eyes.
- Screaming Warrior: He roars while fighting against enemies.
Shukuyu
Voiced by: Wakana Yamazaki (Japanese), Kelly Manison (English)
The other Goddiner pilot. Quiet and less experienced than her partner.
- Big "NO!": When she is forced to eject from the Goddiner before Knight kills him.
- Girlish Pigtails: She usually wears her hair in twin tails.
- Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: She is shorter compared to the taller Moukaku.
- Red Is Heroic: Her civilian uniform is a red Qipao and she's one of the anime's secondary protagonists.
- Widowed at the Wedding: She loses her husband-to-be after getting infected by the Insania Virus.
Silicon Base (United States of America)
Shadow Dunaway
Voiced by: Yuko Kaida (Japanese), Christine Auten (English)
Dark and brooding American who co-pilots Genesister with her lesbian lover Luna.
- Bifauxnen: It's easy to confuse her with a pretty boy.
- Butch Lesbian: She's Luna's comparatively masculine partner. In fact, she's also the only female character to fall victim to the Insania Virus, a disease that feeds on testosterone and almost exclusively affects men.
- Even the Girls Want Her: A flashback in episode 19 revealed that Shadow is an expert in sports archery that made her very popular in her all-girls school.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: Shadow is the handsome tomboy to Luna's cutesy girly girl.
- Shock and Awe: Genesister's attacks consist almost exclusively of electricity-based attacks.
Luna
Voiced by: Tomoko Kawakami (Japanese), Sasha Paysinger (English)Foreign voice actors
Genesister co-pilot who is in love with Shadow.
- Lipstick Lesbian: She's Shadow's more traditionally feminine partner.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: Luna is the cutesy girly girl to Shadow's handsome tomboy.
Vega Base (Russia)
Ekaterina
Voiced by: Miho Yamada (Japanese), Marcy Bannor (English)
A dominatrix who co-pilots Volspina.
- Defrosting Ice Queen: Discussed with her butler after an argument with Kukrachyov. Her butler encourages her by comparing her with the tundra, which only thaws briefly once a year, but still has beautiful flowers that wait for that warmth.
- Dominatrix: Subverted, Ekaterina has all the elements of a dominatrix at first glance, but episode 5 of the second season reveals that while she is quite haughty, she is also a nice person at heart. The act is her way of coping with her Tsundere tendencies.
- Mistress and Servant Boy: She serves as Kukrachyov's mistress.
- Navel-Deep Neckline: Ekaterina's stripperiffic pilot suit has a cut-out from the neck down to below her navel.
- Sensual Slavs: She is noted for her beauty and hails from a Slavic country.
- Stripperific: Par of course for the series, but given the general theme of Ekaterina's appearance, she's probably more so than the rest of the female cast.
- Tsundere: Her relationship with Kukrachyov is shown to be a variation of this in their A Day in the Limelight episode from the second season. After he's wounded in battle with the Monster of the Week, she briefly goes deredere and tries to cuddle. However, when Kukrachyov rejects the advance by saying that she's Not Herself, things spiral into a Passive-Aggressive Kombat argument. At one point, she tries to subvert his Subordinate Excuse by directly ordering him to hit her; when he refuses, she withdraws in disgust and then orders him to defeat the new second attack by the episode's Kaiju by himself. Fortunately, she has a Heel Realization and comes to the rescue Just in Time, and they reconcile by the end of the episode.
Kukrachyov
Voiced by: Shinji Kawada (Japanese), Illich Guardiola (English)
Ekaterina's willing and faithful servant/slave. Co-pilot of Volspina.
- Character Catchphrase: He responds to Ekaterina's commands with "I would go anywhere with you."
- Happiness in Slavery: One of the few seriously positive examples. During the Russian team's A Day in the Limelight episode, Ekaterina's butler explains that he has trouble expressing his emotions in any way beyond the Servant Boy act after the two get into an argument.
- Mistress and Servant Boy: The Servant Boy to Ekaterina's Mistress.
Union Base (Great Britain)
Knight Valentine
A rash, arrogant womanizer who pilots the Dragliner.
- Ace Pilot: Along with Ellis, he's one of the top pilots at Union Base.
- Not Blood Siblings: According to the show's staff, he and Ellis are not genetically related. No further details about their actual relationship are given, save for a (very brief) scene showing them as kids.
- The Casanova: He has no problems hitting on other women, but Ellis is not happy about that.
- Handsome Lech: He's among the prettier males in the series, and he hits on most every girl he meets.
Ellis Valentine
Knight's sister and co-pilot in Dragliner.
- Ace Pilot: Along with Knight, she's one of the top pilots at Union Base.
- Cleavage Window: Ellis's pilot suit has one.
- Clingy Jealous Girl: She doesn't like Knight hitting on other women.
- Hot Springs Episode: Episode 9, "Castaway Survival"
Cosmo Base
Lou Roux
A young girl who serves as a Bridge Bunny at Cosmo Base. After Cosmo Base is destroyed and her father killed, she is taken in by Goh and Anna, but her desire to become a robot pilot and get revenge against their wishes causes conflict between them.
- Ascended Extra: Lou doesn't become a major character until episode 5.
- Break the Cutie: The entirety of episode 5.
- Big "NO!": After Hal is killed in the shuttle's destruction and when she realizes that Lowe is dead in episode 5.
- Cry into Chest: She cries into Kiriko's chest as the latter assures to Lou that she would pray for Lowe's safety.
- Despair Event Horizon: Lou goes into one for most of episode 5, especially after learning that Lowe and Hal have died.
- Hartman Hips: What Lou lacks in the chest department, she makes up for with a nice set of hips. Especially during the final episode
◊. - Heroic BSoD: Lou goes into a major one when she is forced to escape Cosmo Base with the Cosmo Diver.
- Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: Non-romantic variety with Ken.
- It's Personal: Lou wants to avenge her father after the latter is killed.
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Playing Against Type: So while Lamia Loveless is still a robot pilot, she's now an emotional little girl? - Missing Mom: Lou's mother is briefly mentioned in passing with the implication that she had passed away.
- Oh, Crap!: Her reaction when Hal and the shuttle's passengers are killed and when she realizes that Lowe has died.
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Her primary motivation to become a robot pilot.
- Scenery Censor: This◊ screenshot from episode 11.
- Token Mini-Moe: Lou is the youngest character in the entire series at age 12. At least until the final episode.
Lowe Roux
Voiced by: Hisanori Koyatsu (Japanese), John Gremillion (English)Foreign voice actors
Head of Cosmo Base and father of Lou.
- Dying Moment of Awesome: In his last moments, Lowe bravely takes on the Mimetic Beast invading Cosmo Base to cover for his daughter.
- Heroic Sacrifice: In episode 5, he helps protect the Mimetic Beast at Cosmo Base, but at the cost of his own life by sacrificing himself to save his daughter from the Mimetic Beast.
- I Will Wait for You: While Lou is being sent to Earth, Lowe tells her to wait for him on Earth.
- Papa Wolf: What little is known of Lowe from his admittedly brief scenes establishes that he's a devoted father.
- Shoo the Dog: Lou gets separated from Lowe since he doesn't want to risk her daughter getting injured.
- You Shall Not Pass!: Lowe goes into the Cosmo Diver to cover for Lou's escape.
Other Characters
Ken
Voiced by: Tōru Ōkawa (Japanese), John Gremillion (English)
A mysterious rogue pilot who isn't registered with any base and wages war against the Mimetic Beasts on his own.
- The Ace: He proves to be on par with or even superior to Goh during their first battle. To be fair, Ken's skill in fighting solo spooked Goh out of his wits.
- Badass Cape: Both Ken and his robot have capes.
- Blow You Away: Gainer's finishing moves involve generating tornadoes.
- Heroic Sacrifice: He gives up his life to kill the Mimetic beast that killed Rosa.
- He Who Fights Monsters: His obsession with killing the Mimetic Beast that killed his wife causes him to mercilessly hunt every Mimetic Beast down, without regard to how much property damage or civilian casualties he causes. His last words before his death is for Lou to not become someone like him. Lou continues to fight off every single Mimetic Beast alone, but Ken's words prevent her from going down his brutal way.
- Meaningful Name: His name means "sword" in Japanese.
- Mysterious Past: Absolutely nothing is known about his past aside from what happened to his wife. Questions such as where he comes from, how he met Rosa, how he obtained Blade Gainer, and why he and his robot are complete unknowns In-Universe is never answered.
- The Only One Allowed to Defeat You: Ken is utterly obsessed with hunting down and personally slaying the Mimetic Beast that "killed" his wife.
- Parental Substitute: For Lou it doesn't last long unfortunately
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Ken is the Blue Oni to Goh's Red Oni.
- Taking You with Me: How he kills the Mimetic Beast that "killed" his wife also doubles as a Heroic Sacrifice.
- Unknown Rival: Goh's antagonistic feelings towards him are pretty one-sided.
Rosa
Voiced by: Junko Minagawa (Japanese), Carli Mosier (English)
Ken's wife who died fighting the Mimetic Beasts.
- Never Found the Body: Thinking about it too much may lead to
unpleasant ideas. - We Hardly Knew Ye: We barely get to know her shortly before she is offed.
Hideyuki Nekota
Voiced by: Tomoko Kawakami (Japanese), Kevin Corn (English)
Anna's childhood friend who has a crush on her.
- Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: He appears for a total of two episodes and is never seen again.
- Unlucky Childhood Friend: He and Anna are friends since childhood, but he doesn't get to marry Anna since she's Goh's wife.
