Crimson 5

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Crimson 5
Biographical Information
Other Nick/Names/Aliases/Callsigns	Unknown
Date/Place of Birth	Unknown
Date/Place of Death	August 2, AC 432 Operation Recall (Prospero, Cascadia)
Nationality/ies	Federal Cascadian
Relative(s)	Unknown
Affiliation(s)	Pacific Federation Federation Military Forces Federation Air Force Federation Peacekeepers Crimson Team †
Equipment	Sk.37 Decimator-B †
Physical Description
Gender	Masculine
Height	Unknown
Weight	Unknown
Hair Color	Unknown
Eye Color	Unknown
Skin Type	Unknown
Blood Type	Unknown
Actor(s)
Voice	"Miku"
Appearances
Project Wingman

"Crimson 1, are you seeing what I’m seeing?"
"Affirmative, 5, the one with the crown ID?"
"Yeah, he’s slippery."

― Crimson 5 and 1 in their first encounter with Hitman Team

Crimson 5 was a member of Crimson Team.

Biography

After intercepting Hitman Team during the raid on Apodock Fracture in the Cascadian Conflict, Crimson 5 was the first to take notice of Monarch's flying skills.

Over a month later during the Battle of the Bering Strait, Crimson 5 participated knowing the mercenaries from before wouldn't retreat again. He had his wingmen identified and went after Peter Kennedy, one of Monarch's wingmen. When one of his wingmen were shot down, however, Crimson 5 coordinated tactical readjustments to get back on their opponents.

By the time Crimson was defeated in the furball, he expended all of his ordinance and was pursued by the Thorn Rose Gang, nearly burning out his Sk.37 Decimator-B's engines when Division K-9 arrived to take down the mercenaries.

He was shot down in Crimson's final sortie close to four months later.

Personality and traits

Crimson 5 appeared to be analytical of the situation at hand and caring for his own squadmates. He was also a tactician who accounted for situational changes.

Quotes

Main article: Crimson Team/Quotes