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{{Infobox Character|color_theme=pzn|pronouns = She/her| affiliations = [[Company of the Spade]]<br>[[Millennium Break]]| debut = [[PARTIZAN 22: Millennium Break: Forward, to Piracy (Sharp Tensions Across Tremulous Seas)]] | {{Infobox Character | ||
|player=[[Austin Walker]]}}'''Agon | |color_theme=pzn | ||
|pronouns = She/her | |||
|affiliations = [[Company of the Spade]]<br>[[Millennium Break]] | |||
|debut = [[PARTIZAN 22: Millennium Break: Forward, to Piracy (Sharp Tensions Across Tremulous Seas)]] | |||
|player=[[Austin Walker]]<br>[[Sylvia Bullet]] | |||
|title=}}{{quote | |||
|I don’t ''hope'' that, because that’s unrealistic, and I’m nothing but. | |||
|Agon, ''[[PARTIZAN 37: The Gravity of Absence]]''}} | |||
=== Appears in == | '''Agon Ortlights''' is a ranking member of the [[Company of the Spade]]. She has chronic fatigue syndrome, and has servicebots to aid her in dealing with her condition. | ||
* [[PARTIZAN 28: Millennium Break: The Storm Over Cruciat]] | |||
* [[PARTIZAN 36: The Witch in the Glass Pt. 2]] | ==Appearance== | ||
* [[PARTIZAN 37: The Gravity of Absence]] | Agon is a large woman, sturdily built standing at six foot tall and 280 pounds of muscle and fat. She has greying hair often pulled down into a smart ponytail.<ref name=":0">[[PARTIZAN 36: The Witch in the Glass Pt. 2]]</ref> She is almost always accompanied by her servicebots, which will bring her things<ref name=":0" /> and follow her or ride on her shoulder when she moves.<ref>[[PARTIZAN 37: The Gravity of Absence]]</ref> They resemble the small drone [https://strider.fandom.com/wiki/Option_A Option A] from ''Strider'' and ''Marvel vs. Capcom''.<ref name=":0" /> | ||
* [[PARTIZAN 42: The Unbreakable Quarry]] | |||
==Personality== | |||
Agon is powerful, determined, and intrepid, having worked her way up to be a commander<ref group="note">Agon is introduced as a lieutenant, but by the time Millennium Break starts she is called a commander. This could either be an error or simply an off-screen promotion.</ref> of the Company of the Spade. Agon describes herself as very realistic, lacking the revolutionary zeal of many of her counterparts in Millennium Break and instead representing a segment of Millennium Break that is not eager to break all ties to the existing Divine Principality.<ref>[[PARTIZAN 26: Millennium Break: Breaking Vigil]]</ref> | |||
Agon practices [[Asterism]], with her and her crews praying before digs and before combat.<ref>[[PARTIZAN 36: The Witch in the Glass Pt. 2]]</ref> | |||
==History and Involvement == | |||
Agon is a lieutenant for the [[Stel Orion]] based [[Company of the Spade]] and maintains a cooperative relationship with fellow mercenary group [[SBBR]]. She came up as an asteroid miner, and she, alongside her company, specialize in working and fighting in strange environments.<ref name=":1">[[PARTIZAN 00: The Divine Principality]]</ref> Agon has chronic fatigue which she manages with the assistance of a number of servicebots to help deal with smaller tasks; they also pace her and help her track what muscle groups she might be overworking. | |||
Agon works out of [[Partizan (moon)|Partizan]], and ends up becoming involved with [[Millennium Break]] at its inception due to her relationship with SBBR. She, and the Company of the Spade as a whole, represent a milder form of revolutionary thought and frequently butt heads with other more radical members such as [[Jesset City]]. Agon specifically objects to the pirate raids being done by Millennium Break on Orion ships, as her crews run some of those ships, but she is talked around after [[Gur Sevraq]] points out it will draw scrutiny from the [[Divine Principality]] if ''only'' Orion ships aren't attacked.<ref>[[PARTIZAN 22: Millennium Break: Forward, to Piracy (Sharp Tensions Across Tremulous Seas)]]</ref> | |||
After the initial establishing of Millennium Break, Agon and the Company of the Spade remain involved, working closely with [[Gucci Garantine]]. {{spoiler block | |||
|spoiling=[[PARTIZAN 36: The Witch in the Glass Pt. 2]] | |||
|theme=pzn | |||
|text=When [[Law]] attacks [[Oxbridge]], Agon and the Company of the Spade work on evacuating people who don't want to board the [[Reflecting Pool]] with [[The Witch in Glass]].}} | |||
Agon, alongside Gucci Garantine and [[Sloe Uplight]], is present for the mission briefing for Operation Lodestone, the attack by Millennium Break on the [[Chasmata Quarry]].<ref>[[PARTIZAN 42: The Unbreakable Quarry]]</ref>{{Spoiler block | |||
|spoiling=Operation Shackled Sun: [[PARTIZAN 46: Operation Shackled Sun: Act 2: The Gate|Act 2]] & [[PARTIZAN 47: Operation Shackled Sun: Act 3: The Stories Told About the Things We Do|Act 3]] | |||
|text=From a ship in orbit above [[Girandole]], Agon commands the operation to descend into the planet and stop Operation Shackled Sun. She later brings a rescue ship for the infiltration team, unfortunately arriving just as [[Sovereign Immunity]] collapses. | |||
|theme=pzn}} | |||
== Trivia == | |||
*Agon's surname is taken from the Newport menthol cigarettes brand's "Lights," jokingly scrambled to create the name Newp Ortlights, but she goes by Agon and the name Newp is only mentioned in ''PARTIZAN'' character creation.<ref name=":1" /> | |||
== Gallery == | |||
<gallery> | |||
File:Agon Ortlights by Rosehipsister.png|alt=Agon sitting and relaxing, leaning on one drone and looking at another|Art by [https://rosehipsister.tumblr.com/post/741444049534402560/finally-clean-versions-of-my-secsam-character rosehipsister] | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Appears in== | |||
*[[PARTIZAN 22: Millennium Break: Forward, to Piracy (Sharp Tensions Across Tremulous Seas)]] | |||
*[[PARTIZAN 28: Millennium Break: The Storm Over Cruciat]] | |||
*[[PARTIZAN 36: The Witch in the Glass Pt. 2]] | |||
*[[PARTIZAN 37: The Gravity of Absence]] | |||
*[[PARTIZAN 42: The Unbreakable Quarry]] | |||
*[[PARTIZAN 46: Operation Shackled Sun: Act 2: The Gate]] | |||
*[[PARTIZAN 47: Operation Shackled Sun: Act 3: The Stories Told About the Things We Do]] | |||
==Footnotes== | |||
<references group="note" /> | |||
==References== | |||
<references /> | |||
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[[Category:PARTIZAN | [[Category:PARTIZAN characters]] | ||
[[Category:Sylvi characters]] | |||
[[Category:Millennium Break members]] | |||
Revision as of 00:25, 6 February 2024
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I don’t hope that, because that’s unrealistic, and I’m nothing but.”
Agon Ortlights is a ranking member of the Company of the Spade. She has chronic fatigue syndrome, and has servicebots to aid her in dealing with her condition.
Appearance
Agon is a large woman, sturdily built standing at six foot tall and 280 pounds of muscle and fat. She has greying hair often pulled down into a smart ponytail.[1] She is almost always accompanied by her servicebots, which will bring her things[1] and follow her or ride on her shoulder when she moves.[2] They resemble the small drone Option A from Strider and Marvel vs. Capcom.[1]
Personality
Agon is powerful, determined, and intrepid, having worked her way up to be a commander[note 1] of the Company of the Spade. Agon describes herself as very realistic, lacking the revolutionary zeal of many of her counterparts in Millennium Break and instead representing a segment of Millennium Break that is not eager to break all ties to the existing Divine Principality.[3]
Agon practices Asterism, with her and her crews praying before digs and before combat.[4]
History and Involvement
Agon is a lieutenant for the Stel Orion based Company of the Spade and maintains a cooperative relationship with fellow mercenary group SBBR. She came up as an asteroid miner, and she, alongside her company, specialize in working and fighting in strange environments.[5] Agon has chronic fatigue which she manages with the assistance of a number of servicebots to help deal with smaller tasks; they also pace her and help her track what muscle groups she might be overworking.
Agon works out of Partizan, and ends up becoming involved with Millennium Break at its inception due to her relationship with SBBR. She, and the Company of the Spade as a whole, represent a milder form of revolutionary thought and frequently butt heads with other more radical members such as Jesset City. Agon specifically objects to the pirate raids being done by Millennium Break on Orion ships, as her crews run some of those ships, but she is talked around after Gur Sevraq points out it will draw scrutiny from the Divine Principality if only Orion ships aren't attacked.[6]
After the initial establishing of Millennium Break, Agon and the Company of the Spade remain involved, working closely with Gucci Garantine.
This section contains spoilers for PARTIZAN 36: The Witch in the Glass Pt. 2.
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When Law attacks Oxbridge, Agon and the Company of the Spade work on evacuating people who don't want to board the Reflecting Pool with The Witch in Glass.
Agon, alongside Gucci Garantine and Sloe Uplight, is present for the mission briefing for Operation Lodestone, the attack by Millennium Break on the Chasmata Quarry.[7]
From a ship in orbit above Girandole, Agon commands the operation to descend into the planet and stop Operation Shackled Sun. She later brings a rescue ship for the infiltration team, unfortunately arriving just as Sovereign Immunity collapses.
Trivia
- Agon's surname is taken from the Newport menthol cigarettes brand's "Lights," jokingly scrambled to create the name Newp Ortlights, but she goes by Agon and the name Newp is only mentioned in PARTIZAN character creation.[5]
Gallery
Art by rosehipsister
Appears in
- PARTIZAN 22: Millennium Break: Forward, to Piracy (Sharp Tensions Across Tremulous Seas)
- PARTIZAN 28: Millennium Break: The Storm Over Cruciat
- PARTIZAN 36: The Witch in the Glass Pt. 2
- PARTIZAN 37: The Gravity of Absence
- PARTIZAN 42: The Unbreakable Quarry
- PARTIZAN 46: Operation Shackled Sun: Act 2: The Gate
- PARTIZAN 47: Operation Shackled Sun: Act 3: The Stories Told About the Things We Do
Footnotes
- ↑ Agon is introduced as a lieutenant, but by the time Millennium Break starts she is called a commander. This could either be an error or simply an off-screen promotion.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 PARTIZAN 36: The Witch in the Glass Pt. 2
- ↑ PARTIZAN 37: The Gravity of Absence
- ↑ PARTIZAN 26: Millennium Break: Breaking Vigil
- ↑ PARTIZAN 36: The Witch in the Glass Pt. 2
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 PARTIZAN 00: The Divine Principality
- ↑ PARTIZAN 22: Millennium Break: Forward, to Piracy (Sharp Tensions Across Tremulous Seas)
- ↑ PARTIZAN 42: The Unbreakable Quarry