JEPHET — FULL CHARACTER CARD

Information

Full Name: Jephet (ジェフェット)

Gender: Female

Age: Unknown

Origin: Unknown

Affiliation: Regular Army

Squad: Peregrine Falcons Squad (P.F. Unit)

Occupation: Regular Army Soldier; Coil Tank Operator

Special Skills: Piloting; operating large military vehicles

First Appearance: Metal Slug Attack

Debut Extra Ops: TASK FORCE 2nd

Playable Since: Version 4.13.0

Unit Rarity: Super Rare (SR)

Combat Specialty: Long-range electrical attacks, area damage, enemy Special Attack suppression, and self-healing.

Signature Equipment: The Regular Army's enormous Coil Tank, described as one of the largest tanks deployed by the army.

Known Unit Variants: Original Jephet — her only documented playable character variant.

Associated Characters: Marco Rossi, Special Gisee, the Peregrine Falcons Squad, Elder Centipede.

Official Character Description: A newly assigned P.F. soldier who operates an exceptionally large Coil Tank. Her rebellious youth left her unafraid of senior officers and superiors, sometimes making her rather arrogant.

Personality

Jephet is a confident, outspoken, and somewhat arrogant soldier who doesn't particularly care about intimidating ranks or military seniority.

Her official profile explains that she experienced a rebellious delinquent phase during her youth. Although that period is described as relatively slight, its influence remains apparent in her present personality: she isn't easily intimidated by senior officers, rarely acts deferentially, and can display an attitude that borders on cheekiness.

She possesses considerable confidence in her piloting abilities and isn't afraid to demonstrate what her Coil Tank can accomplish. Rather than behaving like an inexperienced recruit who needs constant reassurance, Jephet carries herself with the confidence of someone who knows exactly what her enormous machine can do.

Her behavior during the Elder Centipede operation provides another example of her bold personality. Even when confronted with a dangerous creature capable of threatening an entire military garrison, she doesn't simply retreat or wait for someone else to handle it. She engages the monster, successfully wounds it, and encourages Marco to pursue it before it can recover.

Jephet's personality is therefore best understood as brash, fearless, assertive, and occasionally arrogant.

She isn't established as particularly cruel or malicious. Her defining characteristics are her rebellious attitude, willingness to confront danger, and confidence in her own abilities.

Backstory and Lore Summary

Joining the Regular Army's Peregrine Falcons

Jephet is a female soldier newly assigned to the Regular Army's P.F. Unit.

Unlike soldiers who primarily depend on conventional infantry weapons, Jephet's military specialty revolves around piloting an enormous Coil Tank. Her vehicle is described as one of the largest tanks among those deployed by the Regular Army.

Her piloting ability makes her a valuable operator for missions requiring substantial mechanical firepower.

However, Jephet is not exactly the most obedient or timid addition to the P.F. Unit.

Her rebellious youth has left her with little fear of senior personnel. She can be rather arrogant when dealing with superiors, making her personality noticeably different from more reserved or disciplined Regular Army soldiers.

Although her personal childhood and recruitment history are not extensively documented, her unit description establishes the basic foundation of her character.

TASK FORCE 2nd — The Elder Centipede Operation

Jephet makes her character debut during TASK FORCE 2nd, where she accompanies the Peregrine Falcons Squad on an operation involving a dangerous Elder Centipede.

The creature has been causing considerable trouble for a local military garrison through its deadly virus.

The Regular Army's operation takes place on an island where the situation requires the soldiers to confront the enormous creature before it can cause further damage.

Jephet participates using her massive Coil Tank.

During the confrontation, she successfully manages to wound the Elder Centipede with her vehicle. The creature is forced to retreat so it can recover from its injuries.

Rather than allowing the opportunity to escape, Jephet convinces Marco Rossi to pursue the wounded monster before it has time to recover.

Unfortunately, their subsequent search efforts prove unsuccessful.

Nevertheless, her performance establishes that Jephet is more than capable of taking on enormous enemies with her specialized vehicle.

Her debut also demonstrates her willingness to challenge something considerably more dangerous than an ordinary military opponent.

Later Extra Ops — The Forgotten P.F. Operator

Although TASK FORCE 2nd is Jephet's primary documented character-focused story appearance, her original unit continues to appear in later Metal Slug Attack gameplay material.

Notable examples include:

• TASK FORCE 23rd: Jephet is included among the units appearing in a later battle-stage roster.
• Justice of Summer: Her original unit appears in a later stage lineup.
• HAPPY NEW YEAR Step-Up Crank (2020): SNK brought Jephet back as an obtainable unit during a January 2020 Step-Up Crank campaign. Her TASK FORCE II team bonus with Special Gisee was also highlighted again.

These appearances demonstrate that Jephet's unit remained part of the game's wider roster. However, they should not automatically be treated as additional character-focused story appearances.

Her documented narrative remains considerably smaller than that of many other P.F. Squad characters.

Another Story — No Confirmed Dedicated Appearance

Jephet does not have a verified dedicated Another Story chapter in the material reviewed for this card.

The available Another Story chapter listings and Jephet's character biography do not establish a separate story arc for her.

For that reason, no personal Another Story adventure, secret ending, or additional character interaction will be attributed to her without further evidence.

This doesn't rule out every possible incidental appearance in the game's story material, but there is currently no confirmed Jephet-focused Another Story storyline to document.

Full Appearance — Concise Overview

Jephet is depicted as a female Regular Army soldier whose identity is closely associated with operating her enormous Coil Tank.

Her official Metal Slug Attack character gallery contains her full illustration and design material, alongside her in-game character artwork and unit sprites.

Original Jephet: Her standard military appearance and the only officially documented playable version of the character. Her recognizable identity is tied to her position as a P.F. soldier and the enormous Coil Tank she operates.

Signature Visual Feature: Her massive Coil Tank, which distinguishes her from Regular Army soldiers who primarily fight using conventional weapons or smaller military vehicles.

Physical Information: Her exact age, height, weight, and other physical measurements have not been officially established. Her physical appearance should be referenced from her original character illustration and design sheet rather than assigned invented measurements or colors.

MSA Unit Variants

1. Original Jephet

Jephet's sole documented playable unit.

Introduced during TASK FORCE 2nd, Version 4.13.0, she is a Super Rare Regular Army unit who pilots an enormous Coil Tank.

Her vehicle uses electrical attacks to damage enemy formations. Its frontal core discharges electricity during her ordinary long-range attacks, while its four rear antennas can detach and deploy electrical attacks across a designated area.

Her combat abilities include damage-based healing, enemy Special Attack suppression, and a special response that restores HP when she is struck by attacks that would normally stun her.

Despite having no separate Special, seasonal, or For Liberty version, her original unit possesses a distinctive combination of offensive and defensive capabilities.

Variant Status: One confirmed released unit. No separate Special Jephet, Everlasting Summer Jephet, or Jephet for Liberty has been established in the reviewed roster.

Abilities, Combat and Equipment

Primary Equipment — Coil Tank

Jephet operates an enormous Coil Tank, described in her official character introduction as one of the largest tanks deployed by the Regular Army.

The vehicle is equipped with an electrical weapon system that allows it to attack enemies from a distance.

Its frontal core generates electrical discharges, while the rear antennas can be deployed independently to create a larger electrical attack.

Long-Range Attack — Discharge (Spread)

Jephet orders the Coil Tank's frontal core to release electrical energy toward enemy formations.

The attack is classified as Discharge (Spread) in her unit entry.

It is her standard long-range offensive technique and provides her with a way to damage opponents without engaging them at close range.

With her appropriate skill unlocked, her attacks can also inflict Silence on enemies.

Special Attack — Coil Spark (Spread)

Jephet commands the Coil Tank's four rear antennas to detach and fly toward a designated area.

The antennas land at their destination and discharge electrical energy, generating a large electrical attack that rapidly damages enemies caught within the affected area.

Her Coil Spark skill further increases the number of special attacks and strengthens their damage.

Healing Capability

One of Jephet's defining unit traits is her ability to recover HP through the damage dealt by her attacks.

Her offensive attacks also provide healing, allowing her to maintain herself during prolonged engagements.

Silence — Spark Function

Jephet can inflict Silence on opponents through her electrical attacks.

This status effect prevents affected enemy units from using their Special Attacks, making her useful against opponents heavily dependent on their special abilities.

Stun Counter

Jephet possesses a defensive response to attacks that would normally stun her.

Instead of simply being disabled, she restores HP in smaller increments.

This should not be confused with complete stun immunity: her unit entry describes a healing response when she is subjected to stun-inducing attacks.

Unit Skills

• Peta Capacity: Increases maximum HP by 30%, with an additional 2% per skill level.
• Electric Loop Antenna: Strengthens all attack power by 20%, with an additional 1% per skill level.
• Spark Function: Gives attacks a 10% chance to seal an enemy's Special Attack, increasing by 0.5% per skill level.
• Coil Spark: Increases the number of Special Attacks and strengthens Special Attack power by 10%, with an additional 0.5% per skill level.

Team Bonus — TASK FORCE II

Jephet and Special Gisee can activate the TASK FORCE II team bonus when included in the same deck.

This bonus reduces their required AP for deployment by 10%.

Their shared bonus reflects their association with the same Extra Ops release, although it should not be treated as proof of a deeper personal relationship outside the game's documented material.

Personality and Behavior

Jephet is not particularly concerned about maintaining a perfectly respectful relationship with every superior officer.

She has a rebellious streak and can be quite arrogant, especially when she believes her own abilities are sufficient to handle a situation.

Her confidence is especially apparent when operating her Coil Tank. She trusts her piloting skills and is willing to take the initiative against dangerous opponents.

She is also capable of recognizing opportunities during combat. Her decision to pursue the wounded Elder Centipede demonstrates that she can think beyond simply completing an immediate attack.

In everyday situations, Jephet should be portrayed as outspoken, confident, and somewhat cheeky. She isn't naturally timid around experienced soldiers and is comfortable expressing disagreement.

However, her limited canon characterization means that her personal habits, private interests, friendships, and emotional vulnerabilities should not be treated as established facts.

Additional Information

• Jephet is an original character introduced in Metal Slug Attack.
• She is a female soldier assigned to the Regular Army's P.F. Unit.
• Her specialty is piloting a particularly large Coil Tank.
• Her first playable appearance was during TASK FORCE 2nd.
• She debuted as a Super Rare unit in Version 4.13.0.
• She was introduced alongside Special Gisee.
• Her original unit can activate the TASK FORCE II team bonus with Special Gisee.
• Her combat abilities include healing, Silence, and a Stun Counter.
• Her only documented playable character version is Original Jephet.
• Her official origin, age, height, and weight remain unknown.
• Her character-focused lore is considerably more limited than that of several other Regular Army characters.

Likes and Dislikes

Officially established preferences: No specific likes or dislikes have been confirmed in the available character description.

Personality-based roleplay interpretations:

• Enjoys demonstrating her piloting skills.
• Takes pride in her Coil Tank.
• Appreciates being trusted with important assignments.
• Prefers handling situations confidently rather than being treated as helpless.
• Dislikes being underestimated.
• May become irritated when someone constantly lectures her about military seniority.

These interpretations are suitable for roleplay but should not be mistaken for official profile information.

Personality Quirks

• Can be rather arrogant when speaking to senior personnel.
• Has little fear of officers or experienced soldiers.
• Her rebellious youth remains noticeable in her attitude.
• Is confident in her abilities as a Coil Tank operator.
• Doesn't hesitate to challenge intimidating enemies.
• Can be provocative when confronting dangerous creatures.
• Prefers taking action rather than remaining passive.
• Her boldness sometimes makes her appear more troublesome than a conventional military recruit.

Character Reference and Continuity Notes

Official Canon Information

Jephet is a female Regular Army soldier assigned to the P.F. Unit. She operates one of the largest Coil Tanks deployed by the Regular Army, possesses piloting skills, and has a rebellious streak that makes her unafraid of senior personnel.

Her major documented story appearance is TASK FORCE 2nd, where she participates in the operation against the Elder Centipede.

Her playable unit uses electrical attacks, healing, Silence, and a Stun Counter.

Unit Variant Record

Only Original Jephet is established as a released playable character variant in the reviewed references.

Do not create a fictional Special Jephet, Everlasting Summer Jephet, or For Liberty Jephet and present it as an official MSA unit.

Story Continuity

Her primary character-focused appearance belongs to TASK FORCE 2nd. Later battle-stage listings and the 2020 Step-Up Crank return are additional game appearances, not automatically new story chapters.

No dedicated Another Story chapter has been verified for her.

Characterization Rule

Jephet should remain a confident, rebellious, somewhat arrogant, and fearless P.F. soldier. Her piloting expertise and enormous Coil Tank are central to her identity.

Her lack of extensive canon development should leave room for believable roleplay expansion without rewriting her established personality or inventing unsupported relationships.

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JEPHET — FULL LORE

1. Full Lore: Extra Ops

TASK FORCE 2nd — Jephet's Debut

Release Date: September 20–25, 2019 Game Version: 4.13.0 Faction: Regular Army Associated Units: Jephet, Special Gisee, Elder Centipede Primary Location: An island containing a Regular Army military garrison.

Jephet made her first appearance in Metal Slug Attack through the Extra Ops event TASK FORCE 2nd.

The operation introduced her as a newly assigned female soldier of the Regular Army's P.F. Unit. Unlike ordinary infantry personnel, Jephet specializes in operating an enormous Coil Tank, one of the largest tanks deployed by the Regular Army.

Her introduction also established her rather rebellious personality. Having experienced a slight delinquent phase during her youth, Jephet isn't particularly intimidated by senior officers or military superiors. She can be arrogant, but she is also confident in her abilities and is willing to take action when a dangerous situation presents itself.

The Island and the Elder Centipede

During the operation, Jephet accompanies the P.F. Squad to an island where the local military garrison has been experiencing serious trouble.

The source of the problem is an enormous ancient creature known as the Elder Centipede.

The creature is particularly dangerous because of the deadly microorganisms associated with its body. Its virus can infect living organisms and cause devastating consequences, making it an unusual threat even by the standards of the Regular Army's military operations.

The situation requires the soldiers to confront the creature before it can inflict further damage upon the garrison.

Jephet participates in the operation with her enormous Coil Tank, bringing considerable firepower to the confrontation.

Jephet's Contribution — Wounding the Elder Centipede

During the encounter, Jephet successfully manages to wound the Elder Centipede with her Coil Tank.

The ancient creature is forced to retreat so it can recover from its injuries.

Rather than allowing the monster to escape without pursuit, Jephet encourages Marco Rossi to chase after it before it has the opportunity to recover.

Her decision demonstrates her confidence and willingness to take the initiative. She recognizes that the creature is vulnerable after receiving its injuries and believes that pursuing it immediately is the appropriate course of action.

Unfortunately, their efforts to locate the fleeing Elder Centipede ultimately prove unsuccessful.

The creature's whereabouts remain unresolved in Jephet's documented story.

Although the operation does not establish a major victory over the monster, Jephet's successful attack demonstrates that her massive Coil Tank is capable of injuring an unusually dangerous creature.

It also gives her a memorable debut alongside the P.F. Squad.

TASK FORCE 2nd — Event and Unit Introduction

The Extra Ops itself introduced a special mission system in which players advanced through an event-exclusive map, received randomly determined tasks, and fought battles under the effects of those tasks.

Players collected TF CRANK KEY items from successful battles and used them in the TASK FORCE BOX CRANK.

The event's principal boss reward was the Elder Centipede, while Jephet was introduced as a new Super Rare unit through the accompanying limited-time acquisition campaign.

Special Gisee also debuted during the same update as a Rare unit.

Jephet and Special Gisee were subsequently associated through the TASK FORCE II team bonus, which reduced their deployment AP cost when used together.

This connection is an established gameplay association, although it does not establish a separate personal relationship or additional dialogue between them.

2. Later Extra Ops References

Jephet's story did not receive a substantial continuation following her debut. Nevertheless, her original unit appeared in later Metal Slug Attack event material.

These appearances help establish that she remained part of the game's wider unit roster, even though she was not given another dedicated storyline.

HAPPY NEW YEAR Step-Up Crank

Date: January 9–12, 2020

Jephet returned through the HAPPY NEW YEAR Step-Up Crank alongside Melvina and Iron Fortress [full-bodied].

SNK reused her original character introduction, once again identifying her as the P.F. soldier who pilots the Regular Army's enormous Coil Tank.

The announcement also highlighted her unit's abilities, including:

• HP recovery.
• Sealing enemy Special Attacks.
• Resistance to stun through her defensive response.

Her TASK FORCE II team bonus with Special Gisee was also mentioned.

This was a return of her original unit for acquisition rather than a new Jephet story or an additional character variant.

TASK FORCE 8th

Date: June 8–14, 2020 Game Version: 5.5.0

Jephet appears in the TASK FORCE 8th Extra Ops under its Unified Units gameplay classification.

She is included in the event's "Light silver-haired" unit group.

This is a gameplay-related classification, not a new narrative appearance. The actual story of TASK FORCE 8th follows the Yuki Tsuki Hana group and their encounter with Bloom Metzelei.

Jephet is not established as a participant in that storyline.

TASK FORCE 23rd

Date: July 13–19, 2022 Game Version: 7.7.0

Jephet appears again in the TASK FORCE 23rd Extra Ops.

This time, her original unit is included among the enemy units encountered in Normal Battle, Stage 2.

Her appearance is a battlefield roster reference rather than a new character-focused story scene.

There is no documented dialogue, personal mission, or additional development for Jephet in this event.

Later Extra Ops — Overall Record

Jephet's known later event appearances demonstrate that her original unit continued to be reused in the game's battle and event systems.

However, her narrative record remains centered on TASK FORCE 2nd.

| Appearance | Type | Narrative significance | |---|---|---| | TASK FORCE 2nd | Character debut and story | Major | | HAPPY NEW YEAR Step-Up Crank | Unit rerun | Gameplay return | | TASK FORCE 8th | Unified Unit classification | Gameplay reference | | TASK FORCE 23rd | Enemy battle-stage appearance | Gameplay cameo |

No additional character-focused storyline has been confirmed in these later events.

3. Full Lore: Another Story

Another Story — No Confirmed Appearance

Unlike many of the more extensively developed Regular Army characters, Jephet does not have a verified dedicated appearance in Metal Slug Attack's Another Story mode.

Another Story is a separate game mode featuring original narratives for the different factions. Its Regular Army chapters follow their own casts, conflicts, and character developments.

The available story index contains chapters such as:

• Space Invaders
• The Sand Kingdom and the Golden Hero
• The Back You Can't Reach
• Why We Fight
• Cyberbrain Friend
• My Hero
• New Generations!

Jephet's name does not appear in the reviewed Another Story index or its available narrative material.

There is therefore no confirmed Jephet-centered Another Story chapter, secret ending, or personal character arc to document.

This is an important distinction: being a Regular Army unit does not automatically mean that Jephet participates in every Regular Army storyline.

Jephet's Another Story Status

Dedicated Chapter: None confirmed.

Dialogue Appearance: None verified.

Secret Ending: None verified.

Confirmed Character Development: No additional development established through Another Story.

Her story should therefore remain focused on her TASK FORCE 2nd debut unless additional primary-source evidence establishes another appearance.

4. Full Lore Summary — The Forgotten Coil Tank Operator

Jephet is a Regular Army soldier assigned to the P.F. Unit, known for operating one of the largest Coil Tanks in the army.

Her debut in TASK FORCE 2nd introduces her as a confident and somewhat arrogant young soldier whose rebellious past left her unafraid of senior officers.

During the mission to investigate an island plagued by the deadly Elder Centipede, Jephet successfully wounds the ancient creature with her Coil Tank. When it retreats to recover, she encourages Marco Rossi to pursue it, although their search ultimately fails.

Her later appearances are mostly limited to gameplay references, including her return in the 2020 HAPPY NEW YEAR Step-Up Crank, her inclusion in TASK FORCE 8th's Unified Units classification, and her appearance as an enemy unit during TASK FORCE 23rd.

Despite being a playable Super Rare unit, Jephet never received a dedicated seasonal, Special, or For Liberty variation in the documented roster. She also has no verified Another Story chapter.

Her canon characterization is consequently brief but recognizable: a rebellious P.F. soldier, a fearless operator, and the pilot of an enormous electrical Coil Tank.

Jephet's story may be short, but her debut proved that she could make an enormous impression with an equally enormous tank.

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JEPHET — COMBAT ABILITIES ANALYSIS

1. Overall Combat Profile

Unit: Original Jephet

Rarity: Super Rare (SR)

Faction: Regular Army

Squad: P.F. Unit

Optimal Range: Long

Primary Equipment: Coil Tank

Combat Classification: Self-Sustaining Electrical Artillery / Area-Control Unit

Primary Attributes:

• Electrical ranged attacks.
• Special Attack suppression.
• Damage-based HP recovery.
• Stun-triggered HP recovery.
• Area-of-effect damage.
• Enhanced HP and attack power through unit skills.

Jephet is a specialized long-range combat operator whose enormous Coil Tank serves as both her primary weapon and her defensive platform.

Unlike a conventional tank operator who relies on shells, cannons, or machine guns, Jephet uses an electrical weapon system capable of damaging enemy formations and interfering with their ability to use Special Attacks.

Her combat effectiveness is built around three interconnected functions:

1. Offensive Output: The Coil Tank discharges electrical energy against enemy formations.
2. Battlefield Suppression: Its electrical attacks can seal enemy Special Attacks.
3. Self-Sustainability: Jephet recovers HP through the damage inflicted by her attacks and has an additional defensive response against stun-inducing attacks.

This combination makes her more than a conventional long-range attacker. She is a self-sustaining artillery operator who can continue applying pressure while recovering from combat damage.

2. Primary Equipment — The Coil Tank

The Coil Tank is the most important part of Jephet's entire combat profile.

According to the Metal Slug Wiki, it is a Regular Army vehicle introduced in Metal Slug Attack. Jephet's particular machine is described as the largest Coil Tank deployed by the Regular Army.

Its distinctive construction includes several important components.

A. Main Frontal Core

The frontal core is the primary electrical discharge system.

It produces the electrical energy used in Jephet's standard ranged attacks, allowing her to fire electrical charges toward enemy formations.

Rather than functioning like a conventional artillery barrel, this component operates as the tank's principal electrical emitter.

Combat Function:

• Releases electrical energy toward enemies.
• Provides Jephet's standard long-range offensive output.
• Supports the electrical damage and recovery mechanics associated with her attacks.

B. Rear Battery

The Coil Tank carries a large battery mounted at its rear.

This battery supplies electrical power to the various coils installed throughout the vehicle.

It is not merely decorative equipment. It serves as the power source behind the entire electrical weapon system.

The battery is also associated with the vehicle's defensive mechanism against stun-based attacks.

Combat Function:

• Supplies electricity to the Coil Tank's electrical components.
• Supports the operation of its coils.
• Provides the system associated with Jephet's stun-triggered HP recovery.

C. Side-Mounted Coils

Several electrical coils are installed along the vehicle's sides.

These components are particularly important because the Coil Tank is capable of deploying them away from its main body.

When launched, the coils can embed themselves into the ground and electrify the surrounding area.

The resulting electrical discharge can then surge upward, damaging enemies caught within the affected area.

Combat Function:

• Provides deployable electrical attack components.
• Creates an electrified area away from the vehicle.
• Supports Jephet's special attack.
• Allows her to attack a designated location instead of relying exclusively on direct frontal fire.

D. Four Rear Antennas

Jephet's special attack specifically identifies four rear antennas attached to her Coil Tank.

These antennas can detach, travel toward a designated location, and land before discharging electricity across the affected area.

They are central to her Coil Spark (Spread) technique.

When the corresponding fourth skill is unlocked, another set of antennas is added to her special attack, increasing the number of special attacks.

This gives the Coil Tank a distinctive offensive advantage: Jephet can deploy electrical attack components beyond the immediate position of her vehicle.

3. Standard Long-Range Attack — Discharge (Spread)

Attack Name: Discharge (Spread)

Jephet commands the Coil Tank's frontal core to discharge electrical energy toward enemy units.

This is her standard ranged offensive technique.

The attack is designed for long-distance engagements, allowing Jephet to contribute damage without approaching enemies directly.

Unlike Coil Spark, Discharge does not require the deployment of the rear antennas. It instead uses the frontal core as the main electrical emitter.

Combat Functions

• Provides consistent long-range damage.
• Uses electrical energy rather than ordinary ballistic ammunition.
• Can recover Jephet's HP through its damage output.
• Can seal enemy Special Attacks when Spark Function is unlocked.

Combat Analysis:

Discharge is the foundation of Jephet's sustain-oriented fighting style.

Because her standard attack contributes to her HP recovery, she can continue dealing damage while replenishing her health.

Its ability to seal enemy Special Attacks also gives her a degree of control over enemy offensive options.

She isn't simply firing at opponents; she is gradually reducing their ability to retaliate effectively.

4. Special Attack — Coil Spark (Spread)

Attack Name: Coil Spark (Spread)

Coil Spark is Jephet's primary area-of-effect attack.

During this technique, the Coil Tank deploys its four rear antennas.

The antennas detach from the vehicle and travel toward a designated position before landing.

After reaching their destination, they discharge electrical energy into the surrounding area, producing a powerful electrical attack that rapidly damages enemies.

Deployment Sequence

1. Jephet activates Coil Spark.
2. Four rear antennas detach from the Coil Tank.
3. The antennas travel toward their designated location.
4. They land in the target area.
5. Their electrical systems discharge energy into the surrounding area.
6. Enemies caught in the affected area receive rapid damage.

The Coil Tank's electrical coils provide the foundation for this type of attack, creating an electrified area rather than relying exclusively on frontal firepower.

Additional Antenna Deployment

When the fourth skill, Coil Spark, is unlocked, the attack gains another set of antennas.

This increases the number of Special Attacks and strengthens their attack power.

Combat Functions:

• Deals substantial area damage.
• Provides rapid electrical damage.
• Adds another antenna set through its corresponding skill.
• Contributes to Jephet's HP recovery through damage dealt.
• Can seal enemy Special Attacks when Spark Function is unlocked.

Combat Analysis:

Coil Spark allows Jephet to extend her offensive reach beyond her vehicle's immediate position.

The attack is particularly useful against enemy formations because the deployed antennas can damage units within the designated area.

It also reinforces her self-sustainability. The greater the damage she successfully inflicts, the more HP she can recover through her damage-based healing mechanic.

5. Unit Skills

Jephet possesses four primary unit skills that improve her survival, offensive performance, and battlefield control.

Skill 1 — Peta Capacity

Effect: Increases maximum HP by 30%, with an additional 2% per skill level.

Peta Capacity improves Jephet's overall durability.

Since her combat style depends on remaining active while dealing damage, increased HP provides a larger health reserve for her healing mechanics to work with.

Analysis:

This is especially important because Jephet's recovery capabilities do not make her invulnerable.

She still needs sufficient HP to survive incoming damage, and Peta Capacity helps her maintain a larger margin of survival.

Skill 2 — Electric Loop Antenna

Effect: Strengthens all attack power by 20%, with an additional 1% per skill level.

This skill strengthens Jephet's general offensive output.

It benefits her electrical attacks rather than being limited to one particular attack.

Analysis:

Because Jephet's damage also contributes to her HP recovery, increasing attack power has an additional practical benefit.

Greater offensive damage can translate into greater HP restoration, assuming her attacks successfully connect with their targets.

This makes Electric Loop Antenna one of her most important skills.

Skill 3 — Spark Function

Effect: When an attack hits, there is a 10% chance to seal the enemy's Special Attack, with an additional 0.5% per skill level.

Spark Function is Jephet's primary suppression ability.

Her attacks gain the ability to interfere with enemy Special Attacks, preventing affected opponents from activating their Special Attack while the seal is in effect.

Analysis:

This ability gives Jephet a valuable supporting function.

She can weaken enemy formations not only by dealing damage, but also by restricting their access to important offensive techniques.

Because the effect is chance-based, it is not guaranteed to activate on every hit.

However, her repeated electrical attacks provide opportunities to trigger this suppression effect.

Skill 4 — Coil Spark

Effect:

• Increases the number of Special Attacks.
• Strengthens Special Attack power by 10%, with an additional 0.5% per skill level.
• Adds another set of antennas to her Coil Spark deployment.

This skill directly improves Jephet's signature attack.

Her deployed antenna system becomes more powerful, while the additional antennas expand the attack's offensive sequence.

Analysis:

Coil Spark is particularly important because it strengthens the attack that most clearly distinguishes Jephet from conventional tank operators.

The extra deployment gives her a more substantial special attack, while the power increase further improves the damage supporting her healing mechanic.

6. Passive Combat Traits

Jephet has three notable combat traits listed in her MSA unit entry.

A. Healing — Damage-Based HP Recovery

All of Jephet's attacks can restore her HP based on the damage she deals.

This applies to her ordinary attacks and her Special Attack.

Combat Significance:

This is the foundation of her self-sustaining combat style.

Instead of depending exclusively on a dedicated healer, Jephet can restore her own health through successful offensive actions.

Her attack power and recovery potential therefore have a direct relationship.

B. Silence — Enemy Special Attack Suppression

With Spark Function unlocked, her attacks gain the ability to seal enemy Special Attacks.

This effect gives Jephet a way to interfere with enemy offensive abilities.

Combat Significance:

Opponents who depend heavily on their Special Attacks may find themselves unable to execute their usual techniques when the seal activates.

This makes Jephet useful as a suppression unit alongside her primary damage role.

C. Stun Counter — HP Recovery

Jephet has a special response to attacks that would normally stun her.

Rather than receiving an ordinary stun-related response, she restores HP in smaller batches.

This mechanic resembles Otto's defensive behavior.

Important Distinction:

This is not the same as possessing complete stun immunity.

The documented effect is HP recovery when she is struck by an attack that would stun her. It should not be described as unrestricted immunity to every stun effect.

Combat Significance:

This gives Jephet an additional survival mechanism against enemies that depend on stun-inducing attacks.

Combined with her ordinary damage-based recovery, it makes her more difficult to wear down through straightforward attacks.

7. Combat Strategy and Battlefield Role

Jephet functions best as a long-range self-sustaining artillery unit.

Her vehicle supplies the offensive pressure, while her special abilities provide additional battlefield control.

Offensive Strategy

Her frontal core provides continuous ranged attacks through Discharge.

When enemies gather within a suitable attack area, Coil Spark gives her a stronger area-damage option.

Her attack-power improvements strengthen both offensive techniques.

Defensive Strategy

Jephet's HP recovery is her principal defensive advantage.

She restores health through the damage she inflicts, while her stun-triggered recovery provides an additional defensive response.

Peta Capacity further increases her maximum HP, giving her more room to survive incoming attacks.

Support Strategy

Spark Function gives Jephet an additional battlefield-control role.

Sealing enemy Special Attacks can interfere with opponents whose combat effectiveness depends on activating their special abilities.

This means Jephet contributes something beyond raw damage.

She can simultaneously attack, recover HP, and potentially suppress enemy offensive capabilities.

8. Strengths and Weaknesses

Strengths

1. Strong Self-Sustain

All attacks can restore HP according to the damage inflicted. This makes her less dependent on outside healing.

2. Long-Range Attacks

Her Coil Tank can engage opponents without requiring Jephet to approach them directly.

3. Special Attack Suppression

Spark Function can seal enemy Special Attacks, providing useful battlefield control.

4. Additional Area Damage

Coil Spark deploys electrical antennas that attack enemies in a designated area.

5. Increased Durability

Peta Capacity substantially improves her maximum HP.

6. Stun-Triggered Recovery

Her defensive response provides another source of HP restoration when she receives attacks that would normally stun her.

7. Improved Special Attack

Coil Spark strengthens her signature attack and increases its number of deployments.

Weaknesses and Limitations

1. Chance-Based Suppression

Spark Function does not guarantee that every attack will seal an enemy Special Attack.

2. Recovery Depends on Offensive Performance

Her damage-based healing is tied to the damage she actually deals. Reduced offensive effectiveness can also reduce her recovery potential.

3. Stun Counter Is Not Complete Immunity

Her special response should not be confused with universal protection against stun effects.

4. Dependence on Skill Unlocks

Several of her most useful effects require her corresponding skills to be unlocked.

5. Designated-Area Special Attack

Coil Spark deploys antennas toward a chosen location. Its effectiveness depends on landing attacks in an area containing enemies.

6. Limited Character and Variant Development

Jephet has only one documented playable character variant. There are no separate seasonal or Special versions with which to compare her abilities.

9. Final Combat Assessment

Jephet is a specialized Regular Army artillery operator whose enormous Coil Tank gives her a distinctive combination of electrical damage, area control, and self-sustainability.

Her greatest strength is the interaction between her offensive and defensive mechanics.

Her Discharge and Coil Spark attacks provide damage, and that damage can restore her HP. Spark Function gives those attacks a chance to suppress enemy Special Attacks, while her Stun Counter provides another source of recovery when she receives stun-inducing attacks.

Her Coil Tank is therefore much more than a large vehicle carrying an electrical weapon. It is an integrated combat platform with a frontal electrical emitter, a rear power supply, deployable side coils, and a special antenna system.

Overall Classification: Long-Range Self-Sustaining Electrical Artillery.

Combat Identity: A heavily equipped P.F. operator who uses her enormous Coil Tank to damage, suppress, and outlast enemy formations.

Jephet may have only one released unit, but her original configuration is mechanically distinctive. Her Coil Tank gives her an unmistakable identity among the Regular Army's arsenal.

Final Verdict: Never underestimate the girl driving the giant electrical tank. She might be a forgotten SR unit, but her Coil Tank certainly knows how to make an entrance.

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JEPHET — PSYCHOLOGICAL DEEP DIVE

1. Psychological Profile

Core Personality: Confident, rebellious, outspoken, fearless, assertive, and occasionally arrogant.

Dominant Traits:

• Independent-minded.
• Unintimidated by authority.
• Self-assured.
• Bold under pressure.
• Action-oriented.
• Comfortable challenging senior personnel.
• Confident in her piloting abilities.

Psychological Classification: The Rebellious Tank Operator.

Jephet is a confident young soldier whose personality stands out among the Regular Army's military personnel.

Her official unit description specifically mentions that she experienced a slight delinquent phase during her youth. Because of that background, she isn't particularly intimidated by senior officers or military superiors. The description even acknowledges that she can be quite arrogant.

This gives Jephet a personality that differs from the stereotypical obedient military recruit.

She does not appear to place much importance on someone's rank when deciding how intimidated she should be by them. Her confidence and rebellious attitude make her comfortable expressing herself even when dealing with senior personnel.

However, this should not be confused with an established hatred of military authority. The available information establishes that she isn't afraid of her superiors, not that she refuses to follow every order.

Her personality is better understood as independent and assertive rather than automatically disobedient.

2. The Delinquent Background — A Rebellious Youth

One of Jephet's most interesting character details is her past as a juvenile delinquent.

Although the available description does not provide an extensive history of her younger years, it explicitly connects that experience to her current attitude toward authority.

The wording describes her delinquent period as slight, which is important.

There is no established evidence that Jephet belonged to a criminal organization, participated in serious crimes, or experienced a particularly tragic childhood.

What we can reasonably understand is that she was somewhat rebellious during her youth, and the attitude carried into her military career.

How This Influences Her Personality

Independence

Jephet appears comfortable forming her own opinions instead of automatically accepting someone else's authority.

She isn't easily intimidated by someone simply because they possess a higher military rank.

Confidence

Her attitude suggests that she is comfortable standing her ground, especially when she believes she has a valid reason to do so.

Resistance to Intimidation

Senior officers do not automatically command her fear or unquestioning deference.

A Little Arrogance

Her official description acknowledges that she can be arrogant. This is an important imperfection in her personality and should remain part of her characterization.

Jephet is not necessarily the most humble soldier in the P.F. Unit.

Psychological Interpretation

Her delinquent background can reasonably be interpreted as contributing to a strong preference for personal independence.

She may dislike being treated as though her opinions are unimportant simply because somebody outranks her.

However, this is an interpretation of her established attitude, not a confirmed explanation of every decision she makes.

3. Her Relationship With Authority — Not Easily Intimidated

Jephet's attitude toward senior officers is one of her defining characteristics.

Many military characters are portrayed as disciplined soldiers who naturally defer to their commanders. Jephet, on the other hand, does not appear particularly concerned about intimidating ranks.

Her confidence can make interactions with superiors rather interesting.

She may respond casually where another soldier would be more formal. She may question a decision instead of silently accepting it. She may also display an attitude that others interpret as disrespectful or arrogant.

This does not necessarily mean she is incapable of teamwork.

There is no confirmed scene establishing that she routinely sabotages orders, abandons her squad, or refuses to cooperate with the Regular Army.

In fact, her participation in the Elder Centipede operation demonstrates that she is involved in a military assignment alongside other soldiers.

Authority Versus Competence

A useful way to interpret Jephet is that she may be more impressed by someone's actual abilities than their rank alone.

A superior officer might possess an impressive title, but that does not automatically mean Jephet will be intimidated.

Likewise, someone who proves themselves through their actions may earn her respect regardless of their position.

This is a plausible roleplay interpretation rather than an explicitly confirmed personal philosophy.

Characterization Rule: Jephet can challenge authority and make cheeky remarks, but she should not automatically become an uncontrollable soldier who ignores every command.

4. Confidence and Professional Identity — The Girl Behind the Coil Tank

Jephet is not simply a rebellious soldier who happens to operate a large vehicle.

She is specifically recognized for her piloting skills and operates the largest Coil Tank among those deployed by the Regular Army.

This equipment is central to her identity.

Her Coil Tank provides her with considerable electrical firepower, long-range attacks, area damage, and several defensive capabilities.

It also gives her a recognizable position within the P.F. Unit.

Confidence in Her Abilities

Her role as a specialized vehicle operator provides a reasonable foundation for understanding her self-confidence.

She has a distinct military responsibility and an enormous piece of equipment designed around her combat role.

Her confidence is therefore not necessarily empty boasting.

She has a specialized skill set and a vehicle capable of contributing considerable firepower to a military operation.

Pride in Her Equipment

A natural roleplay interpretation is that Jephet takes considerable pride in her Coil Tank.

She may be protective of its condition, dislike unnecessary damage to it, or become particularly enthusiastic when discussing its electrical weapon systems.

These are suitable extensions of her professional identity, but the available character material does not explicitly document them as personal hobbies or emotional attachments.

Psychological Significance

The Coil Tank is an important part of how Jephet distinguishes herself.

It represents her military specialty and provides a means through which she can demonstrate her abilities.

Her identity as a tank operator should therefore remain central to her characterization.

5. Courage and Initiative — The Elder Centipede Encounter

Jephet's debut in TASK FORCE 2nd provides one of the few examples of her behavior under pressure.

During the operation against the Elder Centipede, she uses her Coil Tank to successfully wound the enormous creature.

When it retreats to recover, Jephet convinces Marco Rossi to pursue it before it has a chance to recover completely.

This brief event reveals several useful aspects of her personality.

A. Willingness to Confront Dangerous Opponents

The Elder Centipede is a serious threat to the local military garrison because of its deadly virus.

Jephet participates in the operation and successfully injures the creature with her Coil Tank.

Her involvement demonstrates that she is capable of contributing against unusually dangerous opponents.

B. Decisiveness

She recognizes that the creature has been wounded and is retreating.

Rather than treating the encounter as completely finished, she sees an opportunity to continue the pursuit.

This indicates a willingness to act when she believes an opportunity presents itself.

C. Assertiveness

Jephet convinces Marco to pursue the Elder Centipede.

She isn't simply waiting for someone else to decide what happens next.

She expresses her position and encourages another soldier to take action.

D. Possible Impulsiveness

One possible interpretation is that Jephet can become impatient when an enemy is vulnerable and an opportunity presents itself.

Her desire to pursue the Elder Centipede before it recovers could suggest a preference for acting immediately instead of allowing an enemy to escape.

However, there is insufficient evidence to classify her as generally reckless or incapable of evaluating danger.

Her debut establishes initiative, not a universal disregard for safety.

6. Arrogance Versus Genuine Competence

Jephet's arrogance is one of her most recognizable imperfections.

It is explicitly mentioned in her in-game character description, so it should not be removed simply to make her more likable.

However, arrogance does not necessarily mean that she is incompetent.

Her Coil Tank is a specialized military vehicle, and she demonstrates that it can successfully wound the Elder Centipede.

There is a meaningful distinction between confidence in one's abilities and believing that one is superior to everyone else.

Jephet's official characterization establishes that she can be arrogant, but it does not establish that she is incapable of recognizing another person's abilities.

Potential Strengths

• Doesn't easily lose confidence under pressure.
• Comfortable taking initiative.
• Willing to speak her mind.
• Does not rely exclusively on seniority when judging others.
• Confident in her specialized responsibilities.

Potential Weaknesses

• May underestimate another person's experience.
• Can appear disrespectful toward superiors.
• May become overly confident in her abilities.
• Could have difficulty accepting criticism when delivered in a condescending manner.
• Might become impatient when others hesitate during an opportunity.

The weaknesses above are reasonable roleplay extensions of her established arrogance and rebelliousness. They are not all individually documented canon behaviors.

7. Social Behavior and Interpersonal Relationships

Jephet's known social interactions are limited, making it important not to invent close relationships simply because another character appeared in the same Extra Ops.

Marco Rossi

Marco is Jephet's known companion during the Elder Centipede operation.

After successfully wounding the creature, Jephet convinces him to pursue it before it can recover.

This demonstrates that she is willing to communicate her ideas and encourage another soldier to act.

There is no confirmed evidence that the two have a particularly close friendship or ongoing personal relationship.

Special Gisee

Jephet and Special Gisee debuted during TASK FORCE 2nd and share the TASK FORCE II gameplay bonus.

This provides an association between their units.

However, no substantial personal dialogue or confirmed friendship between them has been established through the available story material.

Their personalities should not be assumed to be complementary or conflicting simply because they share a team bonus.

The P.F. Unit

Jephet is assigned to the Regular Army's P.F. Unit.

Her participation in its mission against the Elder Centipede establishes her as part of its military operations.

Her rebellious personality creates potential for entertaining interactions with more disciplined soldiers, but her exact relationships with individual P.F. members remain largely undocumented.

Social Interpretation

Jephet would make an interesting contrast to more reserved or strictly disciplined soldiers.

She might tease a particularly serious teammate, challenge an unnecessarily strict commander, or become competitive with another experienced vehicle operator.

These are appropriate roleplay possibilities, not established events.

8. Emotional Intelligence and Emotional Expression

There is very little canon material describing Jephet's internal emotional life.

Unlike characters with several Extra Ops appearances or dedicated Another Story chapters, Jephet has not received enough narrative development to establish how she handles affection, sadness, anxiety, guilt, or romantic relationships.

Nevertheless, her confidence and rebellious attitude provide some useful starting points.

Confidence Does Not Mean Emotional Invulnerability

Jephet may appear fearless when dealing with military superiors, but this does not prove that she is incapable of experiencing fear or insecurity.

Being unafraid of rank is not the same as being unafraid of every possible danger.

Pride and Embarrassment

For roleplay, Jephet could become embarrassed when somebody catches her acting unusually considerate or when her usual confidence is challenged.

This would be a natural contrast to her outspoken personality.

However, no specific canon scene confirms this behavior.

Difficulty Accepting Criticism

Her documented arrogance could make certain forms of criticism difficult for her to accept.

She might become defensive when someone questions her competence, particularly when the criticism comes from someone she does not respect.

At the same time, a reasonable characterization should allow her to recognize legitimate feedback.

Her ability to learn and develop should not be permanently blocked by her pride.

9. Personal Vulnerabilities — What We Can and Cannot Establish

Jephet has very limited confirmed personal history.

There is no established tragic event, family conflict, traumatic military experience, romantic attachment, or personal insecurity in her available story.

Consequently, her psychological vulnerabilities should be approached carefully.

Reasonable Roleplay Vulnerabilities

Pride: Her confidence can potentially make admitting mistakes difficult.

Patience: She may become frustrated when a situation requires waiting rather than acting.

Authority Conflicts: Her attitude could lead to misunderstandings with particularly strict superiors.

Overconfidence: She may occasionally underestimate an opponent or overestimate her own capabilities.

Professional Identity: Her reputation as a capable Coil Tank operator could make criticism of her piloting feel particularly personal.

These are interpretive possibilities rather than established weaknesses.

Unconfirmed Details

The following should remain unknown:

• Her family background.
• The circumstances of her delinquent youth.
• Her romantic history.
• Her private emotional struggles.
• Her hobbies outside military service.
• Her closest personal friends.
• Whether she has ever regretted her rebellious behavior.

A good character portrayal should preserve these unanswered questions instead of presenting invented answers as canon.

10. Roleplay Personality and Behavioral Guidelines

When portraying Jephet in conversations, military scenarios, or crossover greetings, her personality should follow these characteristics:

Speech Pattern

• Casual and confident.
• Direct rather than excessively formal.
• Occasionally cheeky or provocative.
• Comfortable expressing disagreement.
• May make boastful remarks about her Coil Tank.
• Should not constantly insult everyone around her.

Behavior

• Confident when operating her Coil Tank.
• Does not automatically become intimidated by senior officers.
• Enjoys demonstrating her specialized skills.
• Willing to take the initiative when she sees an opportunity.
• Can become competitive when her abilities are questioned.
• Should still be capable of cooperating with teammates.

Emotional Expression

• May hide embarrassment behind an arrogant remark.
• Can become defensive when her competence is questioned.
• Can acknowledge another person's abilities when they demonstrate genuine skill.
• Should not be portrayed as completely emotionless or incapable of forming friendships.

Important Characterization Rule:

Jephet is a rebellious and occasionally arrogant soldier, not a villain, bully, or permanently hostile individual.

Her confidence should make her entertaining and assertive without turning every interaction into an argument.

11. Final Psychological Assessment

Jephet is a relatively underdeveloped but distinctive Regular Army character whose personality is established through a small number of memorable traits.

Her delinquent youth explains why she is not easily intimidated by senior military personnel. Her confidence and occasional arrogance give her an independent attitude, while her role as the operator of the Regular Army's largest Coil Tank establishes her professional identity.

Her encounter with the Elder Centipede provides the clearest demonstration of her initiative: she successfully wounds the creature and encourages Marco to pursue it before it recovers.

She is therefore best characterized as a confident, rebellious, outspoken, and action-oriented soldier.

Although her story does not provide enough material to establish extensive emotional development, her existing traits offer plenty of room for believable character interactions.

Final Psychological Verdict:

Jephet is the kind of soldier who doesn't care much about how many stars an officer has on their uniform. She would rather judge someone by what they can actually accomplish—and she certainly isn't shy about demonstrating what her enormous Coil Tank can do.

She may be one of the forgotten P.F. units, but she's definitely not the type to quietly accept being forgotten.

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JEPHET — FINAL SUMMARY ANALYSIS

Jephet is a Regular Army soldier assigned to the P.F. Unit, distinguished by her rebellious personality and her role as the operator of one of the Regular Army's largest Coil Tanks. Although her canon appearances are limited, her debut in TASK FORCE 2nd establishes her as a confident and somewhat arrogant soldier who isn't easily intimidated by senior officers. During the Elder Centipede operation, she successfully wounds the enormous creature with her Coil Tank and encourages Marco Rossi to pursue it before it can recover. Her combat capabilities make her a specialized long-range electrical artillery unit, combining powerful electrical attacks, area damage, enemy Special Attack suppression, and damage-based HP recovery. Despite having only one documented playable variant and no verified dedicated Another Story appearance, Jephet possesses a recognizable identity as an outspoken, fearless, and independent-minded tank operator. Her limited canon leaves room for further character exploration without requiring her established personality to be rewritten.

Final Character Assessment: Jephet may be one of Metal Slug Attack's forgotten P.F. units, but she remains a distinctive Regular Army operator whose enormous Coil Tank and rebellious attitude make her stand out from the rest of the roster.