The character list of G-Saviour.
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Congress of Settlement Nations
Military
Garneaux
- Big Bad: He is pretty much a power-hungry General Ripper; his motives can be seen below
- General Ripper: He wants to destroy the bioluminescence formula to maintain control over the Sides.
- The Mistress: He has one who appears to come out of a nazisploitation movie.
- Non-Action Big Bad: He doesn't fight any of the protagonists and relied on both Jack and his troops, being a general. And not a frontline one.
- Not-So-Well-Intentioned Extremist: He tried to forcibly procure the serum, supposedly to help with a food crisis. But in reality, he wanted to destroy it in order to implement a policy of selective starvation all in the name of power.
- Putting on the Reich
- Reasonable Authority Figure: He appears to be this the first time we see him, having a friendly chat with Mark. But the more we see of him, not so much.
- Too Dumb to Live: He sealed his fate when he decided to steal a Gaian spacecraft to escape and doesn't notify the nearby CONSENT forces about it..
Jack Halle
- Colonel Badass: He is a Lieutenant Colonel and an ace Mobile Suit pilot.
- The Dragon: He serves as Garneaux's adjutant/right-hand man throughout the movie.
- Evil Laugh: He has his moments, such as when he was defeated by Mark. As if he wasn't evil enough.
- Putting on the Reich
- What Happened to the Mouse?: After being defeated by Mark (he only managed to disable Jack's Rai), Jack wasn't seen again after the Illuminati reinforcements arrive.
Rysis
- Actually a Doombot: Possibly. We don't know for sure if the Rysis that Reed was fighting from the start was a MW unit the entire time, or only just the final boss.
- The Heavy: While Bais is the Big Bad, Rysis gets all the screentime, and carries out Bais' plans.
Bais Bashing
- Big Bad: He's the man responsible for the game's events.
- The Ghost: Doesn't make an appearance in the game, despite debuting there.
- Non-Action Big Bad
Civilians
Mimi
- Disappointed by the Motive: Turns on Garneaux upon finding out he plans to destroy the formula just for the sake of power.
- Face Death with Dignity: Mimi when the ship she and Garneaux boarded gets shot down by CONSENT Rais.
- False Flag Operation: Mimi pulls this off by hacking Gaia's defense systems and firing them on a CONSENT ship.
- Heel–Face Turn: Does this after learning of Garneaux's real motives.
- The Mole: Mimi is working for Garneaux; she'll do whatever it takes to steal the formula and hand it over to Garneaux, including dragging Gaia into war against CONSENT.
President Hawke
- Reasonable Authority Figure: He wants to make things peaceful with the Sides and anyone else not a part of CONSENT. Unfortunately, the right-wing factions of its military see it as a sign of weakness.
Settlement Freedom League
Chief Councilor Graves
- Reasonable Authority Figure: Gaia's Chief Counsellor, who is Cynthia's father. He was willing to talk with CONSENT troops in order to prevent a shootout.
Cynthia Graves
- Put on a Bus: Same deal with Mark, having been replaced with Asaka in the PS2 game..
Illuminati
Mark Curran
- Put on a Bus: By time of the PS2 game, he left Gaia for Earth and was replaced by Fox.
Kobi
Reed Fox
- Establishing Character Moment: Reed gets one in the opening sequence when he opts to deploy in the G-Saviour's space mode despite its relative frealty in a ground combat scenario, something reinforced in the next chapter when he opts to stay and fight the enemy mobile suit regiment at the crashed colony instead of retreating back to the mothership.
- Player Character: Of the PS2 game.
- Precision F-Strike: Gives one to Rysis after finding out that Project Raven was a Mobile Weapon.
Asaka
Ben
- Reasonable Authority Figure: In the PS2 game, we have Ben who tries to make sure his team accomplishes their mission.
