Underling A is a year or two older than him, attends the same school, and initially antagonized Viper over his septima type. He is labelled as 'Fatty' in concept art.ĭrama CDs Justice Rage Viper's underlingsĪ pair of unnamed delinquents who ended up following Viper after he started getting into street fights, forming the Maiden Blood gang. Despite his boasting, the bags under his eyes indicate he is quite stressed out. He boasts about Sumeragi still being untouchable by overseas powers thanks to the recently reinforced national defense barrier Kamishiro. He attributes the project's failure to Nova having been too young for such an important role, and implies that to begin with he disapproved of Nova being assigned as the project's overseer. He is shown to be a very loud man, furiously shouting over the failure of the Diva Project, and calling QUILL and Gunvolt vermin. He is shown to be quite anxious, literally sweating over the failure of the Diva Project, and is clearly terrified over the possibilities of foreign invasion that Nova's death brings forth.Ī short-tempered and overweight executive official in Sumeragi. He is also quite logical, seeing the failure of the Diva Project as the result of Gunvolt's interference, choosing not to blame Nova.Ĭoncept notes state he is around 40-50 years old.Īn anxious executive official in Sumeragi. Compared to his more eccentric co-workers, he is considerably more calm and thoughtful, never showing any kind of distress even while discussing how his company is failing, and unlike the other two he was not depicted yelling in reaction to the emergency alarm Zonda's actions triggered. Name and DescriptionĪ calm and collected executive official in Sumeragi. Kamizono was at odds with them over their desire for short term profit from Adepts (and in turn Copen wrongly assumed they had him killed), and Nova remarked about how they wanted the Glaives to be an absolute control system and swept problems under the rug, and eventually imposed his Sub-Glaives upon him to further restrain his Septima.

The group's top brass have been referenced at times throughout the series, although it is unknown if these executives are them. Romeo cowers in fear after he realizes the identity of his 'captive.' Despite his small role, he has received a fair number of cameos and extra appearances.Īppearing in the prologue of Azure Striker Gunvolt 2, these Sumeragi Group executives (皇神グル一プ幹部) are the highest known leadership within the conglomerate. He is the one to tell Gunvolt about The Muse's whereabouts in Anthem (1st Sumeragi) and Azure Striker Gunvolt: The Anime, futilely trying to torture him with an electric whip. Romeo (ロメオ) is a flamboyant executive officer in Sumeragi who has an obsession with torturing young men. In Admiration to Peace, Moniqa confronts him about his mission report, leading to a long conversation about them and other topics. When GV encounters them in Conflagration (Biochem Plant), Asimov is in awe and excitedly exclaims them to be ninjas. Overconfident commanding officers and squad leaders who lead attacks and issue orders to green soldiers.Įlite soldiers wielding katanas and stealth tech, who are fanatically loyal to the point of yelling 'Sumeragi banzai!' Sometimes in charge of technical roles like overseeing the Spyder tank or controlling the Subaquatic Base's water pumps.

In Gunvolt 1, three distinct types appear:Ĭommon soldiers.

In Gunvolt 3, low level Adepts now appear to constitute a large portion of their ranks. They are usually used to provide a warning, clarification, or extra context outside of cutscenes and the story to the player. In many stages, certain Sumeragi soldiers aside from the ones Gunvolt is in direct vicinity of may comment on the current affairs. Many of them have speaking lines and can be differentiated by voices. For their gameplay role, see: Common Enemies#Sumeragi Soldiers

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