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Handler Walter: The protagonist's superior who commands the "Hounds"

Ayre: A Rubiconian "Contact" and disembodied voice who assists the protagonist

ALLMIND: The artificial intelligence managing the Arena and mercenary support system, serving as a primary antagonist.

Arquebus Corporation (The Vespers) The elite squad of the Arquebus group: V.I Freud: The top-ranked pilot who relies on skill rather than augmentation.

V.II Snail: The strategic leader and secondary commander.

V.IV Rusty: A fan-favorite pilot with a complex moral code.

V.V Hawkins: A veteran officer of the Vespers.

V.VI Maeterlinck: A highly disciplined pilot.

V.VII Swinburne: A cautious pilot known for attempting to bribe his way out of defeat.

V.VIII Pater: A pilot who rises through the ranks as his superiors fall.

V.III O'Keeffe: A pilot with connections to the project's history.

Balam Industries (The Redguns) The military-focused unit of Balam:

G1 Michigan: The loud and charismatic commander of the Redguns.

G2 Nile: The tactical head of Balam's intelligence.

G3 Wu Huahai: An expert in deceptive tactics.

G4 Volta: A heavy-hitter and partner to Iguazu.

G5 Iguazu: A recurring rival to the protagonist.

G6 Red: A loyal and disciplined student of Michigan.

G7 Hakra: A pilot mentioned but rarely seen active.

RaD (Recyclers and Detritivores) The Cinder-led hacker and engineering group:

"Cinder" Carla: The leader of RaD and a highly skilled engineer.

"Chatty" Stick: An AI created by Carla who manages her communications.

"Honest" Brute: A charismatic but treacherous pilot.

"Invincible" Rummy: A low-ranked, drug-addled pilot encountered early in the game.

Rubicon Liberation Front (RLF) Indigenous resistance fighters: Father Dolmayan: The spiritual leader of the resistance.

Thumb Dolmayan: The veteran pilot of the RLF. Middle Flatwell: The tactical leader of the resistance.

Index Dunham: A frontline pilot and early target. Little Ziyi: A young pilot rescued and raised by the RLF.

Ring Freddie: A loyal follower of Dolmayan.

Independents & BRANCH "Original" Raven: The pilot whose identity 621 assumed (he doesn't talk at all).

Nightfall (Operator): The coordinator for the mercenary group BRANCH.

Chartreuse: A veteran pilot of BRANCH.

King: A high-ranking pilot of BRANCH.

Coldcall: An independent assassin-for-hire.

Sulla: An old-generation augmented human with a history tied to Walter.

Kate Markson: A mysterious pilot working for ALLMIND.

lore: The Core Premise The Fires of Ibis: Half a century before the game begins, an event called the "Fires of Ibis" occurred when Coral ignited, consuming Rubicon and its surrounding star system in a massive cataclysm. It was believed that Coral was destroyed, but it has recently resurfaced, drawing various factions back to the planet. The Protagonist (C4-621): You play as an "Augmented Human" mercenary, designated C4-621. Under the direction of Handler Walter, 621 infiltrates Rubicon illegally to work as a mercenary. After scavenging a license from a downed pilot, 621 assumes the callsign "Raven". Major Factions Control of Rubicon is contested by several powerful entities: The Corporations: Primary antagonists include Arquebus Group and Balam Industries, mega-corps fighting for Coral to secure their economic dominance. The Rubicon Liberation Front (RLF): Local resistance fighters who view Coral as a sacred "Contact" rather than a mere fuel source. The PCA (Planetary Closure Administration): A government-backed force enforcing a quarantine on Rubicon to prevent another "Fires of Ibis" by keeping corporations away from the Coral. ALLMIND: An artificial intelligence that manages mercenary support services but has its own secret agenda involving "Coral Release". Key Characters & Concepts Ayre: A "Rubiconian" and a sentient mutation of Coral that establishes a neural link with 621 after a massive Coral surge. She serves as a guide and offers a perspective that humans and Coral can coexist. The "Raven" Title: In this universe, "Raven" is a title held by a member of the Branch organization, representing a pilot who is truly free and independent of corporate control. The Endings: The game features three distinct endings—Fires of Raven, Liberator of Rubicon, and the true ending Alea Iacta Est—each determining the ultimate fate of the Coral and humanity.

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1. The Fires of Raven (The "Bad" Ending) This ending is triggered by choosing the mission "Intercept the Corporate Forces" in Chapter 5. The Choice: You side with Handler Walter and "Cinder" Carla to carry out the mission of the Overseers: the total eradication of Coral. The Outcome: You pilot the colony ship Xylem to ram into the Vascular Plant. After defeating V.IV Rusty and Ayre, the impact ignites the Coral, causing a system-wide cataclysm known as the Fires of Raven. Consequence: All life on Rubicon 3 is destroyed, and the star system is permanently abandoned and sealed off by the corporations and the Planetary Closure Administration (PCA).

Liberator of Rubicon (The "Good" Ending) This ending is triggered by choosing the mission "Eliminate 'Cinder' Carla" in Chapter 5. The Choice: You turn against Walter and Carla to side with Ayre and the Rubicon Liberation Front (RLF). The Outcome: You work to prevent the Xylem from crashing into the Vascular Plant. You must face a brainwashed Handler Walter as the final boss. Consequence: The Coral is saved, and the corporate and PCA forces are driven off Rubicon. Ayre expresses hope for a future where humanity and Coral can coexist, though the planet remains unstable and the long-term fate of the Coral is left uncertain.

Appearance: Mecha Design and Customization Modular Frame: Each Armored Core (AC) is composed of distinct interchangeable parts: Head, Core, Arms, and Legs. These range from sleek, lightweight humanoid frames to heavy tank-tread bases and multi-legged tetrapods. Industrial Aesthetic: The game returns to a "classic" mecha look, blending the grounded, mechanical feel of earlier series entries with modern visual fidelity. Visual Personalization: Players can extensively modify their AC's appearance using: Paint & Materials: Adjusting color, sheen (metallic/matte), and reflectivity for individual parts. Weathering: Applying "wear and tear" effects like rust, scratches, and dirt to give the mech a battle-hardened look. Decals & Emblems: A robust editor allows for custom logos and patterns to be placed anywhere on the frame.

Balam / Redguns (Sketch 2): Features G1 Michigan (as an older man in a heavy coat), G2 Nile (holding a clipboard), and G5 Iguazu (standing apart as a loner).

Arquebus / Vespers (Sketch 3): Shows the Vesper pilots. V.VI Maeterlinck is notable as the only clearly depicted female pilot in the group. V.IV Rusty is often identified by his position relative to other sketches.

RaD (Sketch 1): Depicts "Cinder" Carla seated, with Honest Brute standing and "Invincible" Rummy reclining.

Rubicon Liberation Front (Sketch 5): Features an older Father Dolmayan seated, with Ring Freddie embracing him. Ziyi and Rokumonsen are seen at a table, while Middle Flatwell is shown wearing glasses.

Research Institute (Sketch 6): Shows a young Handler Walter alongside his father, Carla, and Professor Nagai.

Visual Representations from STV Sketches The sketches found throughout the game offer the most official visual evidence for certain characters: Handler Walter: Depicted in a research institute sketch as a younger man, and in others as an older man in a coat.

V.IV Rusty: Briefly visible in faction sketches, often obscured or in the background, described by some as having "windswept" hair.

Cinder Carla: Shown in a "RaD" sketch seated, possibly wearing a coat and overalls.

G1 Michigan: Depicted as an older man with a "Big Boss" style coat.

RLF Members: Sketches show Father Dolmayan (elderly, seated), Ring Freddie (younger man embracing him), Ziyi, and Rokumonsen at a table.

V.VI Maeterlinck: Noted as the sole female in the Vesper group sketch.

Non-Human Entities

Ayre: A Rubiconian "C-Wave" mutation entity. She exists as a disembodied voice in 621's mind and has no physical body, though she eventually pilots the SOL 644 mech.

ALLMIND: An AI interface represented by a digital hologram and eventually a customized SOL 644 frame.

Headcanons and Fan Interpretation Because of the lack of formal portraits, the community relies heavily on voice actor profiles and headcanons for visual references:

Walter: Often imagined as a jaded, ex-military type with graying hair and a trenchcoat.

Rusty: Frequently depicted as a "cool" high-tech pilot, sometimes compared to the archetype of Lockon Stratos from Gundam.

Michigan: Typically viewed as a stereotypical infantry first sergeant.

Scenario/Visual Direction The game's scenario is set on the planet Rubicon 3, a desolate, industrial world devastated by a historical catastrophe known as "The Fires of Ibis". Aesthetic: The visual presentation is characterized by a "drab" and "uninspired" color palette of greys and browns, reflecting a gritty, military-industrial sci-fi atmosphere. Environments: Missions take place across ruined urban landscapes, massive industrial complexes, and snow-covered wastes. Character Representation: Since pilots are never physically shown, the "appearance" of characters is conveyed through the design, emblems, and colors of their mechs. Character Appearance (Headcanon vs. Canon) Because the game lacks human models, the player community relies heavily on "headcanon" (personal imagination) and fan art to visualize characters: C4-621 (Raven): Often depicted in fan art as a "living mummy" or a severely augmented human due to lore descriptions of being "wired into the machine". Handler Walter: Imagined as a weary, stern veteran or a corporate figure, often with a missing eye or facial scarring. Ayre: As a "Contact" existing within the player's mind/Coral, she is frequently portrayed in fan art with an ethereal or "glassy-eyed" appearance.

Customization as Appearance For the player, "appearance" is defined by the AC assembly: Visual Customization: Players can change parts (heads, arms, legs, etc.), apply complex paint schemes, weathering effects, and custom-designed emblems to create a unique visual identity. Functionality: Different "archetypes" like Tanks (heavy, high HP) or Light ACs (small, agile) fundamentally change how your character appears and moves in the game scenario.