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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019), Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III Main Character Index
Campaign characters | Multiplayer operatives - MW2019 | Multiplayer operatives - MWII | Multiplayer operatives - MWIII

A list of playable characters for the multiplayer modes of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II and III.

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General

Ambiguous Situation: Whom each faction is serving or working for isn’t known and why.
Enemy Mine: Although the SpecGru and KorTac fight against each other in multiplayer, their operatives are free to cooperate with each other in Spec Ops against the larger threat of Al-Qatala.
Friendly Fireproof: Zigzagged. While friendly operators are immune to damage from each other, they would still call out if an ally shoots too close to them. Played straight on Hardcore modes, however.
Gratuitous Foreign Language: All operators in the game, if they aren't native English speakers, will frequently insert terms and phrases of their own languages into their battle chatter. Izzy is the first character to avert this, speaking entirely in untranslated Japanese (not counting English loanwords).
Multinational Team: Both sides are composed of operators from a variety of different countries.
One-Steve Limit: Fully averted. The game does not restrict how many of each operator could be on one team at any time. With luck, it is theoretically completely possible to assemble an entire match where everybody on each team plays as the same character. Cranked up if this happens in a 64-man Ground War match.

SpecGru

Price

Real name: John Price

Nationality: English

Voiced by: Barry Sloane (English)^note

This list contains tropes related to his multiplayer bio. For others, see his section under Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019) - Single Player.

Cool Mask: His Vault Edition skin wears a skull half-mask.
Downloadable Content: Unlocked by purchasing the Vault Edition of the game or completing the Season Two Atomgrad Raid.
In the Hood: His Vault Edition skin also wears a hood.
Mythology Gag: His "Old School Price" skin is based on Captain Price from the very first Call of Duty.

Ghost

Real name: Simon Riley

Nationality: English

Voiced by: Samuel Roukin (English)^note

After the cameo in single-player mode's stinger, Ghost returns in Season Two as a playable character.

Badass Cape: Every one of his skins features a rather distinctive cape. The unlockable ones even sport hoods.
Cool Mask: Wears a balaclava with a skull motif. When paired with the unlockable hooded skins, it makes him look like The Grim Reaper.
Downloadable Content: Unlocked by purchasing the Vault Edition of the game.
Mythology Gag: Naturally, the "Classic Ghost Pack" bundle features a skin based on the original Ghost from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.

Soap

Real name: Johnny MacTavish

Nationality: Scottish

Voiced by: Neil Ellice

Cool Mask: His Vault Edition skin wears a red skull mask.
Downloadable Content: Unlocked by purchasing the Vault Edition of the game.
Mythology Gag: The "Throwback Audio Pack" bundle comes with a skin for Soap based on the original Soap's gulag gear from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.

Farah

Real name: Farah Ahmed Karim

Nationality: Urzik

Voiced by: Claudia Doumit (English)^note

Commander of the Urzikstan Liberation Force, who continues her fight against Al-Qatala in Al-Mazrah.

Cool Mask: Her Vault Edition skin wears a skull-painted balaclava.
Downloadable Content: Unlocked by purchasing the Vault Edition of the game.

Gaz

Real name: Kyle Garrick

Nationality: English

Voiced by: Elliot Knight (English)^note

This list contains tropes related to his multiplayer bio. For others, see his section under Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019) - Single Player.

Downloadable Content: Unlocked by purchasing him from the in-game store with COD points or completing the Season One Atomgrad Raid.

Gus

Real name: Gustavo Rodriguez

Nationality: Costa Rican

Voiced by: Daniel Marin (English)

A member of the Costa Rican Special Intervention Unit.

Gratuitous Spanish: Predictably, inserts Spanish expletives into his quips.
Porn Stache: Has a particularly impressive mustache.
Shout-Out: His "ETH.3N" skin, with the helmet and big boxy backpack reminiscent of Infinite Warfare's eponymous android.

Chuy

Real name: Jesús Ordaz

Nationality: Mexican

Voiced by: Antony Del Rio (English)

Former member of the Mexican Special Forces unit led by Valeria Garza, Chuy quit disgust after Valeria and the rest of the team joined the Las Almas Cartel.

In the Hood: Wears a sniper's hood on his head.
Reformed Criminal: He was a Cartel lookout as a kid, and joined the Special Forces to escape that lifestyle.

Reyes

Real name: Enzo Reyes

Nationality: Canadian

Voiced by: Thomas Beaudoin (English)

Avid hunter and history buff, Reyes lied about his age to join the Canadian Special Forces and served in Urzikstan and Al-Mazrah.

Comic-Book Fantasy Casting: Visually based on actor and Recon Marine, Rudy Reyes.
Moose and Maple Syrup: He's so stereotypically Canadian that not only the stereotypical "Eh" features in some of his quotes, but his native language is French... despite him being from Alberta, the other end of the country.
Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Of Shane Sparks from the first game, who was also based on Rudy Reyes.

Gromsko

Real name: Sobiesław Kościuszko

Nationality: Polish

Voiced by: Mars Lipowski (English)

Member of the Polish Special Forces Unit GROM.

As Long as It Sounds Foreign: His nickname is actually nonsensical in Polish.
Combat Medic: His in-game bio mentions that he received extensive medical training in the military.
Cowboy Cop: His bio also mentions that he tends to play fast and loose with the rules of engagement.
Shout-Out: His "Strzyga" skin wears a helmet reminiscent of Doomguy.

Nova

Real name: Nila Brown

Nationality: British

Voiced by: Abena (Appearance) / Kandace Caine (Voice) (English)

British Royal Marine and former Royal Air Force member. Has an unusual appearance due to vitiligo

Ace Pilot: Her in-game bio mentions an incident where she shot down two enemy fighter planes and intentionally collided hers with the third right after catapulting.
Hot-Blooded: She's always screaming at the top of her lungs.

Luna

Real name: Zé Míngzhū

Nationality: American

Voiced by: Gwendoline Yeo (English)

This Means Warpaint: Her default skin sports a black warpaint covering upper half of her face, not unlike Furiosa.

Zimo

Real name: Zhiqiang Huang

Nationality: Chinese

Voiced by: Kaiji Tang (English)

Gratuitous Foreign Language: At some point during the Season Two update, most of Zimo's voice lines have been re-recorded to include Mandarin phrases, mostly done with a heavy accent.

Alejandro

Real name: Alejandro Vargas

Nationality: Mexican

Voiced by: Alain Mesa (English)

Commander of Los Vaqueros, an elite unit of Fuerzas Especiales.

This Means Warpaint: Two of his Battle Pass skins have him wearing facial camouflage.

Alex

Real name: Alex Keller

Nationality: American

Voiced by: Chad Michael Collins (English)

A CIA agent and comrade of Task Force 141.

Handicapped Badass: Lost his leg destroying Roman Barkov's gas factory, but that didn't stop him.
Late-Arrival Spoiler: Again, his supposed death at the end of MW 2019's campaign didn't stick, and the game doesn't bother hiding it.

Io

Real name: Unknown

Nationality: Unknown

Voiced by: N/A

The Voiceless: Like Atom, not a single word comes out of her mouth in battle.

Butch

Real name: Unknown

Nationality: American

Voiced by: Edward Bosco (English)

Stock Audio Clip: Uses the same voice lines as the Rangers Mil-Sim operator.

Starlight

Real name: Annie January

Nationality: American

Voiced by: Erin Moriarty (English)

Adaptational Wimp: While she isn't completely Immune to Bullets like Homelander, in the source material, the worst even .50 cal bullets can do to her is knock the wind out of her. In this game, she can be Swiss cheese like everybody else.
Guest Fighter: One of the three members of the Seven added to the game during Season Four.
Light 'em Up: Has light-based powers that she uses for her finishing moves.
Token Good Teammate: She is the most morally good member of the Seven in her home series. This can be seen with her not being in KorTac like Homelander and Black Noir.

Arthur

Real name: Unknown

Nationality: Unknown

Voiced by: N/A

An enigmatic member of both BlackCell and Shadow Company whose only known associate is his dog Merlin.

Canine Companion: His dog Merlin, who will even finish his opponents off as part of his "Bark And Bite" finishing move.
Expy: Design-wise, he bears a striking resemblance to the FTL rig from Infinite Warfare.
Virtual Sidekick: Has one in the form of Gwen, a talking Gun Screen attachment that reacts to in-game events.
The Voiceless: Like all other BlackCell associates, not a single word comes out of Arthur's mouth in battle, only responding in grunts.

Snoop Dogg

Real name: Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr.

Nationality: American

Voiced by: Himself (English)

The Bus Came Back: Returns to playable Operator status after his stint in Vanguard, this time in a less anachronistic setting. He also returns with some new skins for MWIII's Season 3 Battle Pass.
Face–Heel Turn: Subverted. While he's seen posing up with Makarov and his Konni cronies in MWIII Season 3 promotional materials, he's still fighting for SpecGru.
Mythology Gag: His "Snoop Dawg" skin from Season 3 of MWIII turns him into a Doberman, referencing his transformation into one in the music video for his song, "Who Am I (What's My Name)?".
The Stoner: As one would expect from the Dogg, his outfit has a clear weed motif. His bundle even comes with a blueprint called "Toke Force 141".
Visual Pun: His Blackcell skin in Season 3 of MWIII, "Snoop Dawg", turns him into an actual dog.

Lara Croft

Real name: Lara Amelia Croft

Nationality: English

Voiced by: Keeley Hawes (English)

Composite Character: She is an entirely unique version of Lara with elements of all major incarnations of Ms. Croft.
- Original Timeline
  - Her outfit is quite obviously generally based on the classic Lara ensemble.
  - Her finishing move is named "Play for Sport", echoing her statement to Natla.
- Legend Timeline
  - She is voiced by Keeley Hawes, just like this iteration of the character.
  - The "Mach-5" 9mm Daemons are Staccato Ps, which is a modernized variant of the M1911, Lara's pistols of choice in Anniversary. Speaking of Anniversary, Lara is wearing the classic ensemble as she did in that game.
- "Survivor" Timeline
  - She wears the same necklace as "Survivor" Lara.
  - Her bundle comes with "Survivor" Lara's signature weapon, the red ice pick.
  - Some of her voice lines are borrowed from her, namely, "Run, you bastards! I'M COMING FOR YOU ALL!"
- Film Series
  - Her custom "Mach-5" 9mm Daemons has silver plating and black accents that are evocative of Angelina Jolie's signature USP Matches.
Guns Akimbo: Wouldn't be Lara Croft without it. Her bundle comes with akimbo, silver-accented 9mm Daemons.

Spawn

Real name: Albert Francis Simmons

Nationality: American

Voiced by: Keith David (English)

Adaptational Wimp: As one would expect, he's nowhere near as impervious to bullets as in his comics.
Badass Cape: His Tier 100 skin grants him his iconic cape.
Baritone of Strength: It's Keith David, what did you expect?
Military Superhero: One of his Battle Pass skins, "Mil-Spawn", serves as an in-between for his pre- and post-Hellspawn selves, essentially being Spawn equipped with Vietnam-era gear.

Ash Williams

Real name: Ashley J. Williams

Nationality: American

Voiced by: Bruce Campbell (English)

Buffy Speak: If you thought Homelander was bad with military terminology, Ash doesn't even try most of the time.
"Gimme some big rounds, y'know? Fat-ass rounds, alright? Big caliber. Fat caliber rounds."
Composite Character: Mostly averted: the bundle explicitly cites Evil Dead 2 as the incarnation of Ash used, though other films in the franchise are referenced in his dialogue and blueprints.
Deadpan Snarker: Wouldn't be Ash if he wasn't.
Dull Surprise: A lot of his voicelines are so comedic due to his deadpan tone. Hilariously averted in his "too close" lines, where he screams hysterically upon nearly getting his head blown off.

Alucard

Real name: Vlad Tepes III of Wallachia

Nationality: Unknown (presumed Romanian)

Voiced by: Crispin Freeman (English)

Adaptational Wimp: As expected, he can be killed with much less effort than required in his home series.
Large Ham: One of Alucard's defining traits, and it's no different here.
Non-Standard Character Design: Compared to the photorealistic designs of the other operators, Alucard's model looks much more in line with his home series, most noteworthy with his mouth constantly in an unnaturally-wide Slasher Smile.

Inarius

Real name: Inarius

Nationality: Unknown

Voiced by: Gabe Kunda (English)

Stock Audio Clip: His voicelines when performing finishing moves are reused from his game of origin.

KorTac

Aksel

Real name: Tor Eriksen

Nationality: Norwegian

Voiced by: Nicklas Kingo (English)

Inspired by the stories of Viking culture during his youth, Aksel joined the Norwegian Armed Forces at age 17, eventually joining the MJK despite a lack of prior military training.

Horny Vikings: Averted with his "Viking" skin, though played straight with the "Berserker" skin.

Calisto

Real name: Calisto Allard

Nationality: French

Voiced by: Sabine Brown (Appearance) / Fannie Brett (Voice) (English)

The daughter of a French multi-millionaire, Calisto joined the army in search of a challenge.

Inadequate Inheritor: Her father threatened her with cutting her off from the family funds unless he straightened her act.
Non-Idle Rich: She joined the military under her father's pressure, proving that her outdoors experience translated well to service in the Chasseurs Alpins.
Rebellious Princess: Due to Rich Boredom, Calisto spent her youth hiking, hunting and climbing in the French Alps.

Conor

Real name: Declan O'Conor

Nationality: Irish

Voiced by: Jason Barry (English)

Fighting Irish: His transfer to the Army Ranger Wing was prompted by him picking a fight with an ARW captain, and that after a long history of picking fights with other soldiers.
Gas Mask, Longcoat: His "Luxe" skin has him dressed in a very nice black woolen coat, smog mask and Cool Shades.

Fender

Real name: Takacs, first name unknown

Nationality: Hungarian

Voiced by: Iván Kamarás (English)

Son of a CIA operative and a Hungarian guerrilla, Fender joined the Hungarian military, where he specialized in demolitions and explosive ordnance disposal.

Atrocious Alias: It's not explained where the nickname comes from, but it does make people think of the car part.
Disappeared Dad: He never met his father, who was recalled to the US and supposedly died.
The Fighting Narcissist: Downplayed: his bio mentions that his massive custom helmet protects his face, for the sake of his mother.
Monster Clown: With the Spawn-themed Season 6 Battle Pass, he gets a skin based on the Violator.

König

Real name: Unknown

Nationality: Austrian

Voiced by: Jim Boeven (English)

A member of the German Kommando Spezialkraefte (KSK) unit, König has a reputation for working as a human battering ram.

AB Negative: His blood type is AB Negative according to his "The Wolf" operator skin.
The Big Guy: He's one of the larger operators in the roster. Ironically despite his current reputation, he formerly wanted to be a recon sniper but his size and inability to stay still made him a poor candidate which ended up with him being rejected. However his size made him a great insertion specialist and pointman.
Expy: Of Modern Warfare 2019's Krueger, although with a diametrically different attitude.
The Faceless: All his skins in Season One have him wear either a sniper's veil or a gas mask, like Krueger. And he continues to wear headgear that conceals his head face in later seasons.
Noble Wolf: He gets a wolf mask in the Grimm Wolf Operator Bundle, and he's relatively heroic.
Shrinking Violet: As a child, he suffered from severe social anxiety and he might still have that today with his habit of wearing face-concealing headgear.

Horangi

Real name: Kim Hong-jin

Nationality: South Korean

Voiced by: Nick Martineau (English)

A "dogshit gambler" who joined the Korean Army in order to avoid paying off his gambling debts.

Recruiting the Criminal: Downplayed. He's a gambler, and a bad one at that, and joined the Army to hide from the mob.
Shrouded in Myth: His backstory mentions several speculations as to why he prefers to stay masked, some of them painting him as a badass on par with Ghost.

Hutch

Real name: Darnell Hutchinson

Nationality: American

Voiced by: Guignard Isaac (Appearance) / Faruq Tauheed (Voice) (English)

After graduating college with a degree in computer science, Hutch was motivated to join the Marines after the Rammaza raid.

Expy: He's clearly based on Modern Warfare 2019's Raines (appearance, USMC background), but with elements of Rodion (technical education, allegiance to KorTac).
Genius Bruiser: In an inversion of Raines' background, Hutch's bio has him go from college to the military.
Lightning Bruiser: His bio describes him as "built like a house [and] quick as a panther".

Stiletto

Real name: Salvatrice Muselli

Nationality: Italian

Voiced by: TapRackPewAmy (Appearance) / Silvia Baldassini (Voice) (English)

Italian carabiniera with a mysterious past.

Alternate Company Equivalent: Of Rainbow Six Siege's Finka, with the scar and a knife-related nickname.
Comic-Book Fantasy Casting: As revealed by Alex Zedra (Modern Warfare 2019's Mara), Stiletto's appearance is based on someone she knows.
Good Scars, Evil Scars: Has a large jagged scar across the left side of her face.
Mysterious Past: Her bio mentions that it's not known why she joined the Carabinieri to work against the Camorra, but It's Personal.
Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: Her voice seems to slip into an American accent somewhat regularly, particularly when she says "bastard" after downing an enemy (which, given the subtitles, seems like it was meant to be said in Italian — given the use of square brackets around the word — but she says the word in English and with very little Italian accent).

Roze

Real name: Rozlin Helms

Nationality: American

Voiced by: April Nicol (Appearance) / Alicyn Packard (Voice) (English)^note

Former Shadow Company operative, returning from Modern Warfare 2019.

Comic-Book Fantasy Casting: Modeled after motivational speaker and Internet personality April Nicol.
Evil Sounds Deep: Has easily the deepest voice of the female operators so far.
Old Shame: In-Universe example; she's retired her dark suits by 2022, this being in reference to how utterly despised her skin was in Warzone for its much-too-effective camouflage and abuse by "tryhard" or "sweaty" players.
Progressively Prettier: In Modern Warfare, most of her skins were dark suits that covered up her face. In Modern Warfare II, she ditches those suits and grows her hair out, making her look absolutely stunning and more like her model, April Nicol.
Visual Pun: The patch on her right shoulder that depicts a rose.

Zero

Real name: Sami Zakaria

Nationality: Egyptian

Voiced by: Martin Medina (Appearance) / Ayman Samman (Voice) (English)

Survivor Guilt: His motivation to join the special forces was losing his older sisters in a nightclub bombing that he himself survived.

Oni

Real name: Hiro Watanabe

Nationality: Japanese

Voiced by: Daisuke Tsuji (English)

Version-Exclusive Content: While technically he can appear on Xbox and PC as his voice lines are heard as normal, he can only be accessed on PlayStation 4 and 5 and will display as a generic KorTac soldier on other platforms.

Klaus

Real name: Klaus Fisker

Nationality: Danish

Voiced by: Magnus Bruun (English)

Badass Santa: Or a badass Easter Bunny, if you prefer.

Shredder

Real name: Oroku Saki

Nationality: Japanese

Voiced by: Matthew Yang King (English)

Grudging "Thank You": Saki is clearly very embarrassed to say it, but he manages to spit it out if assisted.
Guest Fighter: Notably, the first one in-game who isn't a real person.

Valeria

Real name: Valeria Garza

Nationality: Mexican

Voiced by: María Elisa Camargo (English)

Former Fuerzas Especiales turned leader of the Las Almas Cartel known as "El Sin Nombre".

Late-Arrival Spoiler: Season Three's marketing, along with Valeria's operator bio and cosmetics make no attempt to hide she is El Sin Nombre, and not their sicaria as was initially believed in the campaign.
This Means Warpaint: Her Tier 100 skin in Season Three gives her skull-esque warpaint.

Atom

Real name: Unknown

Nationality: Unknown

Voiced by: N/A

Mysterious operator with an affiliation with private manufacturer BlackCell.

The Speechless: Much like Velikan from Modern Warfare 2019, Atom does not talk, not even for a quip.

Nikto

Real name: Andrei Nikto

Nationality: Russian

Voiced by: Gideon Emery (English)

After having gone AWOL on October 2022, Nikto was seen again in June 2023 following an attack on the city of Vondel.

Vega

Real name: Ana Vega

Nationality: American

Voiced by: Heather Gracie (Appearance) / Krizia Bajos (Voice) (English)

The daughter of two American paramedics of Cuban origin, Vega followed in the footsteps of her late parents and eventually joined the 75th Ranger Regiment as one of the first female Ranger combat medics.

Combat Medic: Vega graduated with the highest honors from the United States Military Academy before enlisting in the Army's Combat Medic Specialist Training Program.

Homelander

Real name: John Gillman

Nationality: American

Voiced by: Antony Starr (English)

Adaptational Wimp: While he's Immune to Bullets in his home series, his appearance here makes him just as squishy as any other playable Operator.
Buffy Speak: He's not quite as comfortable with all the lingo as his allies.
On your... six...? Yeah, whatever.
Found a... valuable... here.
Guest Fighter: One of the three members of the Seven added to the game during Season Four.
Your Head A-Splode: His "Laser Everyone" finisher does this to the unfortunate victim.

Black Noir

Real name: Earving

Nationality: American

Voiced by: Nathan Mitchell (English)

Gameplay and Story Integration: He has a Healing Factor which makes artillery ineffective against him. This could actually justify Regenerating Health for him specifically.
Guest Fighter: One of the three members of the Seven added to the game during Season Four.
The Voiceless: In keeping with his appearance in the show, Black Noir never speaks, neither in-game nor in the announcement trailer.

Izzy

Real name: Izanami

Nationality: Japanese

Animesque: Between the white hair, purple eyes, Fanservice, Japanese voice acting and the visual effects of her bundle's weapons, it's clear that's what the designers were going for.
Bilingual Bonus: She speaks entirely in untranslated Japanese, not counting the occasional English loanword.
Stock Audio Clip: Her voice is actually just Stiletto's Japanese voice clips recycled.

Oz

Real name: Osmond Ryan

Nationality: American

Voiced by: Zoltan Bathory (Appearance) / Walter Gray IV (Voice) (English)

The de-facto leader of Shadow Company, Oz is a highly decorated cyber soldier tasked by General Shepherd with managing the narratives regarding one Commander Phillip Graves.

Actor Allusion: The mask worn on his "Onslaught" skin is a reference to the cover art of Five Finger Death Punch's album AfterLife, of which his face model is the lead guitarist of.

Graves

Real name: Phillip Graves

Nationality: American

Voiced by: Warren Kole (English)

Enemy Mine: Season Five's intro shows him striking a deal with Alex and Farah to help them take out Konni Group.
Not Quite Dead: Like Alex before him, his supposed death in the campaign didn't stick.

Velikan

Real name: Unknown

Nationality: American

Voiced by: N/A

Promoted to Playable: Initially appearing in-game as a boss in DMZ's Building 21 map, Velikan was made playable as part of the Season Five Battle Pass.
The Speechless: Much like his appearance in the previous game, though he lacks his iconic muffled laugh this time around.

Nicki Minaj

Real name: Onika Maraj

Nationality: Trinidadian-American

Voiced by: Herself (English)

The Diva: You'd better believe it. A good chunk of her dialogue is her reminding everyone that she is the Queen of Rap.
Insistent Terminology: Those aren't her teammates, those are her fans, and her opponents are "haters".
Ms. Fanservice: The biggest example in the series by far. Her model is busty with a Cleavage Window and Hartman Hips covered in Sensual Spandex.

21 Savage

Real name: Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph

Nationality: English

Voiced by: Himself (English)

Blade Enthusiast: His bundle comes with a unique knife, with a finishing move named "Stabbed.. A Lot" which depicts him, as expected, brutally stabbing a foe in three different ways.
Color Motifs: Red, a color associated with violence, death, and, of course, blood. One of his weapons is a red-colored BAS-P blueprint named "Red Opps" and both of his weapons shoot red tracers that leave a red skull upon an opponent's death.

V4L

Real name: V4L3RIA

Nationality: Mexican (AI)

Voiced by: María Elisa Camargo (English)

An experimental robot soldier crafted by BlackCell based on the Las Almas Cartel's leader, Valeria Garza, aka "El Sin Nombre".

Robot Me: Of Valeria Garza. It is unknown what the motive was for her creation, but considering Valeria's Dark Action Girl qualities, that's reason enough for a much more durable robot duplicate.

Lilith

Real name: Lilith

Nationality: Unknown

Voiced by: Caroline Taber (English)

Stock Audio Clip: Her voicelines when performing finishing moves are reused from her game of origin.

Skeletor

Real name: Keldor of the House of Miro

Nationality: Unknown

Voiced by: Scott Whyte (English)

Adaptational Wimp: Like Homelander, being brought into the world of Call of Duty didn't carry over his superhuman abilities.
Large Ham: As hammy as it gets.
Magic Staff: His iconic Havoc Staff, which he uses to deadly effect in his "Skeletor's Wrath" finishing move, scorching those he comes across with his magic.

Sardaukar

Real name: Unknown

Nationality: Unknown

Voiced by: N/A

Dual Wielding: He comes equipped with two kindjal blades, which he uses to great effect in his "Sardaukar Wrath" finishing move.
Production Foreshadowing: A minor example, but the Sardaukar's late inclusion during Season Six of Modern Warfare II's lifespan is succeeded by the early inclusion of both Paul Atreides and Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen during Season One of Modern Warfare III.
The Voiceless: Though his face can be seen through his visor, he says no words. Even if he did, you probably wouldn't be able to understand him anyways.

Characters / Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II - Multiplayer

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Farah

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Gus

Chuy

Reyes

Gromsko

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Luna

Zimo

Alejandro

Alex

Io

Butch

Arthur

KorTac

Aksel

Calisto

Conor

Fender

König

Horangi

Hutch

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Roze

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