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'''Viola ''' is one of the fictional characters of [[Zoids: Chaotic Century]], and [[Zoids: Guardian Force|Guardian Force]]. She is better known as the "Storm Sworder", one of the first pilots of the Republican's high-performance [[Storm Sworder]]. She is voiced by Rica Fukami in the Japanese version and Meredith Taylor-Parry in the English dub.
 
 
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|CharName = Viola
 
|CharName = Viola
 
|ImageName = Viola.jpg
 
|ImageName = Viola.jpg
|Appearances = [[Zoids: Chaotic Century]]<br>[[Zoids: Guardian Force]]
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|Appearances = ''[[Zoids: Chaotic Century]]''<br>''[[Zoids: Guardian Force]]''
|Debut = [[Zoids: Chaotic Century Episode 2]]
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|Debut = [[Zoids: Chaotic Century Episode 2|Episode 2]]
|Affiliation = Desert Alcavaleno Gang (formerly)<br>Storm Sworder (Republican army, current)
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|Affiliation = [[Guylos Empire]] (former)<br>Desert Arcobaleno Gang (former)<br>[[Helic Republic]]
|Age = unknown
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|Age =
 
|Zoids = [[Redler]]<br/>[[Storm Sworder]]
 
|Zoids = [[Redler]]<br/>[[Storm Sworder]]
|Japanese_Name = Viola
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|Japanese_Name = ヴィオーラ Viola
|Actors = Rica Fukami in the Japanese version<br>Meredith Taylor-Parry in the English dub
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|Actors = Rika Fukami (Japanese)<br>Meredith Taylor-Parry (English)
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|Caption=Viola, originally as the second-in command of the Desert Arcobaleno Gang}}'''Viola'''<ref>Chaotic Century Manga</ref> is a fictional character from ''[[Zoids: Chaotic Century]]'' and ''[[Zoids: Guardian Force|Guardian Force]]''. She pilots a [[Redler]] as an antagonist early in the series, and develops into one of the pilots of the Republican's [[Storm Sworder]] as a protagonist towards the end of the series. She is one of the supporting characters throughout the series.
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[[File:Viola (reformed look).png|thumb|A now reformed Viola as one of Rudolph's bodyguards]]
   
 
==Overview==
 
==Overview==
 
===Chaotic Century===
 
===Chaotic Century===
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Viola is the second-in charge of a group of desert bandits that go by the name of "Desert Arcobaleno Gang". She, along with the rest of the gang, are first seen trying to capture Zeke to gain both monetarily and status-wise. Originally she was not a bandit though. She hails from a small village on Mt. Iselina, which she had left to join the army, to help out in the war, and circumstance brings her into mercenary and later, banditry. She pursues [[Van]]'s group- partially for Zeke, partially for revenge, even after their leader, [[Rosso]], is captured by the Empire (and is used as a scapegoat for their military defeats). This brings her back to her hometown, where her past is revealed, including the fact that she has a sister, [[Rosa]].
   
Viola is the second-in charge of a group of desert bandits that go by the name of "Desert Alcavaleno Gang". She, along with the rest of the gang, are first seen trying to capture Zeke to gain both monetarily and status-wise. Originally she was not a bandit though. She hails from a small village on Mt. Iselina, which she had left to join the army, to help out in the war, and circumstance brings her into mercenary and later, banditry. She peruses [[Van]]'s group- partially for Zeke, partially for revenge, even after their leader, [[Rosso]], is captured by the Empire (and is used as a scapegoat for their military defeats). This brings her back to her hometown, where her past is revealed, including the fact that she has a sister, Rosa. Much later, she breaks Rosso out of his imprisonment and the gang reforms, this time with the intention of kidnapping crown prince [[Rudolph Zeppelin III|Rudolf]], so that they may extort the Imperial government which had betrayed them. This inadvertently saves his life, by foiling a plot laid out by [[Prozen]]. She, along with Rosso, are believed to be killed when [[Raven]] deploys his [[Geno Saurer]] to hunt down the missing prince. They survive, and work with the Republic as elite pilots for the brand-new [[Storm Sworder]], which they effectively use to become personal bodyguards to Rudolf. She is present in the first battle with the [[Death Saurer]].
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Much later, she breaks Rosso out of his imprisonment and the gang reforms, this time with the intention of kidnapping crown prince [[Rudolph Zeppelin III|Rudolf]], so that they may extort the Imperial government which had betrayed them. This inadvertently saves his life, by foiling a plot laid out by [[Prozen]]. She, along with Rosso, are believed to be killed when [[Raven]] deploys his [[Geno Saurer]] to hunt down the missing prince. They survive, and work with the Republic as elite pilots for the brand-new [[Storm Sworder]], which they effectively use to become personal bodyguards to Rudolf. She is present in the first battle with the [[Death Saurer]].
   
 
===Guardian Force===
 
===Guardian Force===
 
Their role in Guardian Force is a continuation of their previous roles- providing vital air support and acting as bodyguards to (now Emperor) Rudolf. She returns briefly to her hometown and helps evacuate it from the onslaught of the [[Death Stinger]].
 
Their role in Guardian Force is a continuation of their previous roles- providing vital air support and acting as bodyguards to (now Emperor) Rudolf. She returns briefly to her hometown and helps evacuate it from the onslaught of the [[Death Stinger]].
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===Manga===
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Viola appears in the Chaotic Century Manga, like the Anime, she teams up with Rosso, and was once part of the Empire. She acts as a highly skilled mercenary, often encountering Van in her travels. In the manga, Viola's surname is Montague.
   
 
==Personality==
 
==Personality==
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{{Quote|Viola|[[Zoids: Guardian Force Episode 27]]|Catch you boys later!}}
''"Catch you later, boys!"''
 
 
Viola initially has a hardened and somewhat vicious outward appearance, but over the course of the series, this falls away, revealing a much more caring personality. This mostly happens in two stages, firstly when she is reunited with her sister Rosa, and secondly when she becomes a foster "mother" to Rudolf. In her Storm Sworder persona, she, much like Rosso (and even Rudolf), is a vocal and heroic pilot, although she is slightly less successful than Rosso.
 
-Viola, with the Storm Sworder persona.
 
 
Viola initially has a hardened and somewhat viscous outward appearance, but over the course of the series, this falls away, revealing a much more caring personality. This mostly happens in two stages, firstly when she is reunited with her sister Rosa, and secondly when she becomes a foster "mother" to Rudolf. In her Storm Sworder persona, she, much like Rosso (and even Rudolf), is a vocal and heroic pilot, although she is slightly less successful than Rosso.
 
   
 
==Ability as a Zoid pilot==
 
==Ability as a Zoid pilot==
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[[File:Viola redler anime.png|thumb]]
 
Initially, she is shown to be skilled, but tends to be caught off guard whenever her Redler is attacked, and gets somewhat complacent due to her having aerial superiority. Later, in her Storm Sworder, she is less successful than Rosso, but is nonetheless still a highly successful pilot.
 
Initially, she is shown to be skilled, but tends to be caught off guard whenever her Redler is attacked, and gets somewhat complacent due to her having aerial superiority. Later, in her Storm Sworder, she is less successful than Rosso, but is nonetheless still a highly successful pilot.
   
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Viola has her own unique relationships with the following characters:
 
Viola has her own unique relationships with the following characters:
   
'''[[Van Flyheight|Van:]] ''' Initially, she attacked and pursued Van over Zeke, but when he saves her from having her reputation revealed to her younger sister, she gradually changes her tune. By the end of the series, she is not on hostile terms with Van.
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'''[[Van Flyheight|Van]]:''' Initially, she attacked and pursued Van over Zeke, but when he saves her from having her reputation revealed to her younger sister, she gradually changes her tune. By the end of the series, she is not on hostile terms with Van.
   
'''[[Rosso]]: ''' Viola is incredibly loyal to Rosso, and is his partner for the majority of the series. she, with Rosso, act as informal parents to Rudolf, which somewhat cements their status as partners.
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'''[[Rosso]]:''' Viola is incredibly loyal to Rosso, and is his partner for the majority of the series. she, with Rosso, act as informal parents to Rudolf, which somewhat cements their status as partners. She was also impressed by Rosso's paternal instincts towards Rudolph, even giving off a motherly smile while mulling it over.
   
'''[[Rudolph Zeppelin III|Emperor Rudolph:]]''' After saving him from Prozen's assassination attempt, Rosso and Viola take him on as an adoptive child. They form an incredibly strong bond, even after only knowing him for a brief period, and the three are undeniably very close.
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'''[[Rudolph Zeppelin III|Rudolph]]:''' After saving him from Prozen's assassination attempt, Rosso and Viola take him on as an adoptive child. They form an incredibly strong bond, even after only knowing him for a brief period, and the three are undeniably very close. Viola has a rather motherly relationship with Rudolph, worrying for his safety long after establishing herself as his bodyguard and most elite protector along with Rosso.
   
'''Rosa:''' Viola cares deeply for her sister, and is dismayed by the thought of admitting to her that she had strayed from the military into the life of a mercenary. Van saves her from having to do this, and she remains on very close terms with her sister.
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'''[[Rosa]]:''' Viola cares deeply for her sister, and is dismayed by the thought of admitting to her that she had strayed from the military into the life of a mercenary. Van saves her from having to do this, and she remains on very close terms with her sister.
   
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==Zoids Legacy Database Entry==
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{{Legacy}}
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:Under the pseudonym '''Purple Mask''': ''"A mysterious Zoids rider who saves Van with Storm Sworder. The only female of the Desert Alcavaledo Gang. Resembles Viola, but her identity is unknown."''
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==Zoids Battle Legends Entry==
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{{BattleLegends}}
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:''"The only female member of the Desert Alcavaledo. Later saves Van from a dangerous situation as Ala Barone."''
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==Trivia==
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*The stripe across her face vanishes after the first incident with Raven's Geno Saurer, as she no longer has it when she becomes a Storm Sworder pilot. It's unknown if that stripe was a tattoo or merely face paint. This also happens to Rosso at the same time.
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*The spelling "Leola" is used for her name on the episode synopsis seen on the back of the Magna Pacific (Region 4) DVDs.
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==References==
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<references/>
   
 
{{Characters}}
 
{{Characters}}
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{{Chaotic Century Characters}}
[[Category:Zoids Anime]]
 
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{{Guardian Force Characters}}
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[[Category:Females]]
 
[[Category:Chaotic Century characters]]

Latest revision as of 07:51, 9 December 2022

Viola
Viola
Viola, originally as the second-in command of the Desert Arcobaleno Gang
Appearances Zoids: Chaotic Century
Zoids: Guardian Force
Debut Episode 2
Affiliation Guylos Empire (former)
Desert Arcobaleno Gang (former)
Helic Republic
Age
Primary Zoids Redler
Storm Sworder
Japanese Name ヴィオーラ Viola
Voice Actors Rika Fukami (Japanese)
Meredith Taylor-Parry (English)

Viola[1] is a fictional character from Zoids: Chaotic Century and Guardian Force. She pilots a Redler as an antagonist early in the series, and develops into one of the pilots of the Republican's Storm Sworder as a protagonist towards the end of the series. She is one of the supporting characters throughout the series.

Viola (reformed look)

A now reformed Viola as one of Rudolph's bodyguards

Overview

Chaotic Century

Viola is the second-in charge of a group of desert bandits that go by the name of "Desert Arcobaleno Gang". She, along with the rest of the gang, are first seen trying to capture Zeke to gain both monetarily and status-wise. Originally she was not a bandit though. She hails from a small village on Mt. Iselina, which she had left to join the army, to help out in the war, and circumstance brings her into mercenary and later, banditry. She pursues Van's group- partially for Zeke, partially for revenge, even after their leader, Rosso, is captured by the Empire (and is used as a scapegoat for their military defeats). This brings her back to her hometown, where her past is revealed, including the fact that she has a sister, Rosa.

Much later, she breaks Rosso out of his imprisonment and the gang reforms, this time with the intention of kidnapping crown prince Rudolf, so that they may extort the Imperial government which had betrayed them. This inadvertently saves his life, by foiling a plot laid out by Prozen. She, along with Rosso, are believed to be killed when Raven deploys his Geno Saurer to hunt down the missing prince. They survive, and work with the Republic as elite pilots for the brand-new Storm Sworder, which they effectively use to become personal bodyguards to Rudolf. She is present in the first battle with the Death Saurer.

Guardian Force

Their role in Guardian Force is a continuation of their previous roles- providing vital air support and acting as bodyguards to (now Emperor) Rudolf. She returns briefly to her hometown and helps evacuate it from the onslaught of the Death Stinger.

Manga

Viola appears in the Chaotic Century Manga, like the Anime, she teams up with Rosso, and was once part of the Empire. She acts as a highly skilled mercenary, often encountering Van in her travels. In the manga, Viola's surname is Montague.

Personality

Catch you boys later!

—Viola, Zoids: Guardian Force Episode 27

Viola initially has a hardened and somewhat vicious outward appearance, but over the course of the series, this falls away, revealing a much more caring personality. This mostly happens in two stages, firstly when she is reunited with her sister Rosa, and secondly when she becomes a foster "mother" to Rudolf. In her Storm Sworder persona, she, much like Rosso (and even Rudolf), is a vocal and heroic pilot, although she is slightly less successful than Rosso.

Ability as a Zoid pilot

Viola redler anime

Initially, she is shown to be skilled, but tends to be caught off guard whenever her Redler is attacked, and gets somewhat complacent due to her having aerial superiority. Later, in her Storm Sworder, she is less successful than Rosso, but is nonetheless still a highly successful pilot.

Relationships

Viola has her own unique relationships with the following characters:

Van: Initially, she attacked and pursued Van over Zeke, but when he saves her from having her reputation revealed to her younger sister, she gradually changes her tune. By the end of the series, she is not on hostile terms with Van.

Rosso: Viola is incredibly loyal to Rosso, and is his partner for the majority of the series. she, with Rosso, act as informal parents to Rudolf, which somewhat cements their status as partners. She was also impressed by Rosso's paternal instincts towards Rudolph, even giving off a motherly smile while mulling it over.

Rudolph: After saving him from Prozen's assassination attempt, Rosso and Viola take him on as an adoptive child. They form an incredibly strong bond, even after only knowing him for a brief period, and the three are undeniably very close. Viola has a rather motherly relationship with Rudolph, worrying for his safety long after establishing herself as his bodyguard and most elite protector along with Rosso.

Rosa: Viola cares deeply for her sister, and is dismayed by the thought of admitting to her that she had strayed from the military into the life of a mercenary. Van saves her from having to do this, and she remains on very close terms with her sister.

Zoids Legacy Database Entry

The following text pertains to information sourced from the game Zoids Legacy. This game used a translation format that differs from the one used by the Zoids Wiki. It also contains grammatical and typographical errors. As such, any quoted content that appears to be incorrect should be cross-referenced with the game before being edited.

Under the pseudonym Purple Mask: "A mysterious Zoids rider who saves Van with Storm Sworder. The only female of the Desert Alcavaledo Gang. Resembles Viola, but her identity is unknown."

Zoids Battle Legends Entry

The following text pertains to information sourced from the game Zoids Battle Legends.

"The only female member of the Desert Alcavaledo. Later saves Van from a dangerous situation as Ala Barone."

Trivia

  • The stripe across her face vanishes after the first incident with Raven's Geno Saurer, as she no longer has it when she becomes a Storm Sworder pilot. It's unknown if that stripe was a tattoo or merely face paint. This also happens to Rosso at the same time.
  • The spelling "Leola" is used for her name on the episode synopsis seen on the back of the Magna Pacific (Region 4) DVDs.

References

  1. Chaotic Century Manga
Chaotic Century Characters
Unaligned
Van Flyheight | Irvine | Moonbay | "Fiona" Elisi Linette | Zeke| Dr. D | | Rosso | Viola | Stinger | Minor Characters
Helic Republic
Rob Herman | Krueger | O'Connell | Ford | President Camford
Guylos Empire
Gunther Prozen | Marcus | Karl L. Schubaltz | Rudolph Zeppelin III | Raven
Guardian Force Characters
Guardian Force
Van Flyheight | "Fiona" Elisi Linette | Zeke | Dr. D | Thomas Richard Schubaltz
Helic Republic
Rob Herman | Krueger | O'Connell | Ford | President Camford | Dan Flyheight (flashback)
Guylos Empire
Karl L. Schubaltz | Rudolph Zeppelin III | Rosso | Viola
Other
Hiltz | Rease | Raven | Dark Kaiser | Irvine | Moonbay | Stinger | Ambient | Specula