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Variable Geo/Characters


Variable Geo, or simply VG, is a series of Video Games created by the company Technical Group Laboratory (TGL). Although most entries in the series are Fighting Games, the last three to date have been of the Visual Novel variety.

The following is a list of characters who have appeared in the series, separated by debut title.

Debuted in VG: Variable Geo

Yuka Takeuchi

The Heroine of most games in the series. She's a karate practicioner looking to challenge herself and keep moving forward in her craft... In other words, she wants To Be a Master. She firmly believes that Defeat Means Friendship, and that people can communicate through combat what cannot be said in words.

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Chiho Masuda

A Ninja who got sick of life in the shadows and decided to run away and live life on her own terms. She hopes to use the tournament prize money to fund her new, free life.

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Jun Kubota

A former olympic-level amateur wrestler. She was sent home in disgrace after refusing to let up on an injured opponent, and branded with the nickname "Bonecrusher". She initially fought in the tournaments as a Blood Knight looking for some skulls to crack, but after being befriended by Yuka, is seemingly just in it for the lulz.

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Manami Kusunoki

A 16-year old Loli Idol Singer from Osaka. Entered strictly for the chance to earn the prize money, although she never reveals what exactly it is she wants it for. Has a strange fixation with the other competitors' breasts which invariably leads to gropage.

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Kaori Yanase

A 19-year-old Meganekko computer technician. She fights using Tae Kwan Do, and also makes use of a computer to analyze her opponents' strengths and weaknesses. She fights both to improve herself, and to make up for her humiliating loss to Reimi during her first time in the V.G. tournament.

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Reimi Jahana

Reimi is the young heiress of the Jahana Group, the Mega Corp responsible for running the V.G. tournaments. She was also the Final Boss of the first game.

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Debuted in Advanced VG

Satomi Yajima

Satomi is an old friend of Yuka's, and a fellow martial artist. She enters the V.G. tournament for the sake of her Ill Boy little brother, Daisuke, who she's responsible for taking care of as his only living relative.

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Ayako Yuuki

"Body-conscious" waitress\dancer at the club "SoTO". Does charity work for the homeless in her spare time. She also lures out rapists, muggers, and stalkers before beating them within an inch of their lives.

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Erina "Eririn" Goldsmith

American expatriate owner of the restaraunt "The Rival"; she and the other waitresses there work in Playboy Bunny outfits. She fights and works to earn enough money to bring her grandmother to Japan to stay with her. Her fighting style uses several fire-based attacks based on Ki Attacks and the flame from a lighter she carries.

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K-1

One of Miranda Jahana's Hybrid super soldiers made to capture anybody strong enough to beat Reimi. He (yes, he) is beaten by Yuka and killed off by his "sister" K-2.

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K-2

K-1's older sister figure and killer, she wound up being killed off by Miranda after also failing to nab Yuka.

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Introduced in VG II: Clash of Cabalistic Goddess

Yumiko Watanuki

One of Kotoe Kashima's bodyguards (specializing in Taichi Chuan), she pulls double-duty by also working at a Chinese restaurant. She, along with Terumi and Kotoe were Retconned out of the series; but Yumiko must have been somebody's favorite, as she was Rescued from the Scrappy Heap and made a comeback in VG Max.

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Terumi Kannazuki

The second of Kotoe's bodyguards, Terumi fights with Muay Thai kickboxing, and despite working for someone like Kotoe, she stands very squarely on the "Idealism" side of the Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism, and doesn't tolerate wrongdoing. She was Retconned out of the series.

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Kotoe Kashima

Reimi's childhood Rival who, after hearing about Reimi's loss to Yuka in VG, decided to Kick the Dog and rub things in Reimi's face by holding her own tournament and beat not only Reimi, but everybody else, at her own game. She suffered the exact same fate as Terumi.

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Debuted in Advanced VG 2

Tamao Mitsurugi

The main heroine of AVG 2, Tamao is a Hero Worshipper who wants to be just like Yuka, whom she admires. She has an uncanny talent for fighting and manages to defeat many long-time favorites, eventually getting Yuka out of her Heroic BSOD from the previous tournament.

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Kyoko Kirishima

Chiho's cousin and a fellow member of the family clan of Ninja. She was sent by their grandfather to bring Chiho back, but ultimately decided against it after being befriended by Chiho and Tamao.

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Saki Shinjou

A Psycho for Hire whom Miranda Jahana uses as her own personal Battle Butler. She's out to make sure that none of the other girls get in the way of her boss' plans. Has something of a personal grudge against Reimi for defying Miranda.

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Material

Miranda's latest-model Hybrid Designer Babies. A set of Single-Minded Twins with identical powers. Miranda set them on Yuka and Tamao, but they were defeated and unceremoniously deactivated by Miranda.

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Miranda Jahana

The Woman Behind The Woman during Advanced VG. She's a Corrupt Corporate Executive bent on creating and mass-producing the ultimate fighting machine for a purpose that isn't very well elaborated on. To this end, she used her own daughter (Reimi) as a testbed, putting her through Training from Hell, abusing her when she faltered and never once praising or letting up on her when she succeeded. After she decided her daughter was of no more use, she discarded her and went into seclusion, controling things from behind the scenes while using the tournament to test out her "Hybrids", Designer Babies made to carry out her orders. She's killed when a Combined Energy Attack formed by Yuka and company collides with her personal jet.

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