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* The cast of ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}'' consists of characters from all over the world. The characters thus far are: Tracer (British), Moira (Irish), Reaper (Hispanic-American), Widowmaker (French), Winston and Wrecking Ball (respectively a gorilla and hamster from a colony on the Moon), Pharah and Ana (Egyptian, the latter being part-Native American), Doomfist and Orisa (Nigerian, the latter a robot), Reinhardt and Bastion (German, the latter a robot), Symmetra (Indian), Torbjörn and Brigitte (Swedish), Kiriko, Hanzo, and Genji (Japanese, the latter a cyborg), Mercy (Swiss), Zenyatta and Ramattra (Nepalese robots), Zarya (Russian), [=McCree=]/Cassidy and Ashe (American Southwest), Soldier: 76 (American Midwest), Lúcio (Brazilian), Junkrat, Roadhog, and Junker Queen (Australian), Mei (Chinese), D.Va (Korean), Sombra (Mexican), Sigma (Dutch), Baptiste (Haitian), Echo (Singaporean robot), Sojourn (Canadian), Lifeweaver (Thai), and Illari (Peruvian).

* The Bureau, the law enforcement agency the player works for in ''VideoGame/CriminalCaseWorldEdition'', has almost all of its field experts having different nationalities from each other: Chief Ripley, Jack, Carmen, and [[spoiler:Grace]] (American), Ingrid (Swedish), Angela (Korean), Lars (Australian), Elliot (British), Marina (Russian), Dupont (Swiss), [[spoiler:Jonah]] (South African), and [[spoiler:Michelle]] (Colombian).

** The [[ForestRanger Bosmer (Wood Elves)]] are revered for their [[ArcherArchetype skills as marksmen]], and the Legion has used them as skirmishers.

* ''VideoGame/BrawlStars'' has a good chunk of its roster originating from different parts of the world, now forced to live and fight in [[AmusementParkOfDoom Starr Park]]. These include Amber, El Primo, and Poco (Mexican), Ash (Scottish), Bea and Rosa (British), Bibi (Japanese), Bo, Nita, and Leon (Native American), Byron (German), Charlie (French), Chuck (Italian), Fang (Chinese), Gene, Sandy, and Tara (Arabian), Grom (Russian), Jessie, Pam, and Piper (American South), Emz, Frank, and Mortis (Romanian), and Sam (Australia). There's also Lola and Shelly, who are Latinas without an implied place of origin, and Eve, Ruffs, and Squeak, who come from space.

* The crew from ''VideoGame/TheReturnOfTheObraDinn'' includes men of fifteen different nationalities from across four continents, and there are four nationalities of passenger along for the voyage as well. Justified in that the East India Company, which owns the vessel, routinely recruited sailors and tradesmen from every corner of the British Empire.

** ''VideoGame/TotalWarWarhammerIII'': Cathayan caravans, in addition to a basic force of low- to mid-tier native units, can pick up a number of soldiers from other factions through random events. The option to sign on a wandering adventurer can add an Empire Captain, High Elf Noble or Ogre Hunter to the caravan, while another event that grants a couple of spare infantry units can replace them with equivalent troops of any faction that the player is currently allied with.

* RED and BLU from ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'' are staffed by Bostonian (the Scout), a Texan (the Engineer), a Midwesterner (the Soldier), a German (the Medic), a Scotsman (indeed, a Black Scottish Cyclops) (the Demoman), an Australian ([[spoiler: or rather, a New Zealander]]) (the Sniper), a Russian (the Heavy), a Frenchman (the Spy), and... [[TheFaceless the]] [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg Pyro]]..

* The cast of ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}'' consists of characters from all over the world. The characters thus far are: Tracer (British), Moira (Irish), Reaper (Hispanic-American), Widowmaker (French), Winston and Wrecking Ball (respectively a gorilla and hamster from a colony on the Moon), Pharah and Ana (Egyptian), Doomfist and Orisa (Nigerian, the latter a robot), Reinhardt and Bastion (German, the latter a robot), Symmetra (Indian), Torbjörn and Brigitte (Swedish), Kiriko, Hanzo, and Genji (Japanese, the latter a cyborg), Mercy (Swiss), Zenyatta and Ramattra (Nepalese robots), Zarya (Russian), [=McCree=]/Cassidy and Ashe (American Southwest), Soldier: 76 (American Midwest), Lúcio (Brazilian), Junkrat, Roadhog, and Junker Queen (Australian), Mei (Chinese), D.Va (Korean), Sombra (Mexican), Sigma (Dutch), Baptiste (Haitian), Echo (Singaporean robot), and Sojourn (Canadian).

* ''VideoGame/TotalWarWarhammerII'': The four legendary hunters that can be tracked down and recruited by Markus Wulfhart are Hertwig van Hal, an Imperial witch hunter; Rodrik L'Anguille, a Bretonnian paladin; Jorek Grimm, a Dwarf engineer; and Kalara, a wood elf Waystalker.

* In ''Franchise/TheElderScrolls'' series, the [[BadassArmy Imperial Legion]] enjoys this as one of its strengths. While the Legion has mostly been made up of BoringButPractical [[JackOfAllStats Imperial soldiers]] since its inception, they actively recruit the other races to gain the benefits from the diversity of skills they bring. To note:

* The Wenja tribe of ''VideoGame/FarCryPrimal'' is rather diverse. PlayerCharacter [[TheBeastmaster Takkar]] appears European, with brown skin. His allies [[GeniusCripple Wogah]], [[BoisterousBruiser Karoosh]], and [[TheDitz Urki]] also look European, with Karoosh and Urki being fairer-skinned. [[ActionGirl Sayla]], [[WitchDoctor Tensay]], and [[NeverMessWithGranny Jayma]] have African features (and are voiced by black actors). [[spoiler:Later in the game, Takkar recruits [[TheBigGuy Dah]], as well as Ull's children, all three of whom are from the [[AllCavemenWereNeanderthals Udam tribe]], as well as Roshani from the Izila tribe, who are [[AllThereInTheManual officially from Mesopotamia]].]]

* The four heroes of ''VideoGame/CrisisBeat'', consisting of American CowboyCop Eiji Garland, Belgian supermodel Julia Jefferson, Russian Special Forces operative Keneth Kurova, and British karate expert Yan Fei-Hsu. Bonus points for Eiji being of Japanese descent, while Yan's implied to be Chinese as well.
* Exaggerated by ''VideoGame/FurFighters'', which has a multinational and multi''-species'' team comprised of a [[HeroicDog heroic]] [[ViolentGlaswegian Scottish]] OldSoldier dog, an English [[BadassAdorable baby dragon]] (who is an expert with firearms and guerrilla combat despite being ''literally'' born yesterday), a Chinese red panda who acts as TheSmartGuy, a dumb ButtMonkey Australian kangaroo, a snooty French cat and a breezy, laid-back penguin from Argentina.
* ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'':
** ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime Ocarina of Time]]'': In universe example with the 6/7 Sages. Rauru (Ancient Hylian), Saria (Kokiri), Darunia (Goron), Ruto (Zora), Nabooru (Gerudo), Impa (Sheikah), and Zelda (Modern Hylian).
** ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild Breath of the Wild]]'': The Champions meant to lead the charge against Ganon included representatives from each major race in Hyrule: Zelda and Link are Hylian, Mipha was Zora, Daruk was Goron, Revali was Rito, and Urbosa was Gerudo. The only races not represented were the Sheikah and the Koroks (though the Sheikah did provide all the technology used in the battle, while it's hard to imagine the Koroks being capable of physical combat).
* In ''VideoGame/BrokenSword'' the player usually controls George Stobbart (American) and Nico Collard (French). The games quite frequently take place in France, but also in other countries. A common theme is that people underestimate George's intelligence because of the stereotype of American tourists, which often results in Nico having to step in.
* In ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWars Original Generation'' series the squad is pretty multinational, though it seems to mostly be made up of Japanese, German, and Americans.
* FOXHOUND, Dead Cell, Cobra Unit and the Beauty and the Beast unit from ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid 1'',[[VideoGame/MetalGear2SolidSnake 2]], [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3SnakeEater 3]] and [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid4GunsOfThePatriots 4]], respectively as well as the Winds of Destruction from ''VideoGame/MetalGearRisingRevengeance'', are rare villainous examples of these, even though the first two were technically American military units.

** The Hidden Ones and the Order of the Ancients in ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedOrigins'' have Greek, Egyptian, Persian and Roman members all across the known world. ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedValhalla'' continues this trend with Europeans and Arabs present in both organizations.

* Task Force 141 in ''VideoGame/ModernWarfare2'' (and the proto-141 seen at the end of [=CoD4=]) in the is made up of US, British, Canadian and Australian specops troops (befitting how such a unit would probably be made up if simply due to population, about 90% of the troops seem to be British or American, you have to look hard for the Canadians and Aussies). A horrible subversion occurs in ''Modern Warfare 2'' when it is revealed that [[spoiler: The American General in charge of the unit was using it as part of a plan that included the orchestrating of a major war that he would emerge from as a hero. And this plan includes murdering most of [=TF141=], so that there will be no "loose ends"]].

* The cast of ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}'' consists of characters from all over the world. The characters thus far are: Tracer (British), Moira (Irish), Reaper (Hispanic-American), Widowmaker (French), Winston and Wrecking Ball (respectively a gorilla and hamster from a colony on the Moon), Pharah and Ana (Egyptian), Doomfist and Orisa (Nigerian, the latter a robot), Reinhardt and Bastion (German, the latter a robot), Symmetra (Indian), Torbjörn (Swedish), Hanzo and Genji (Japanese, the latter a cyborg), Mercy (Swiss), Zenyatta (Nepalese robot...monk?), Zarya (Russian), [=McCree=]/Cassidy and Ashe (American Southwest), Soldier: 76 (American Midwest), Lúcio (Brazilian), Junkrat and Roadhog (Australian), Mei (Chinese), D.Va (Korean), Sombra (Mexican), Sigma (Dutch), Baptiste (Haitian), and Echo (Singaporean robot).