Goddess of Victory: Nikke Mary

Physical Appearance and Identity This character is a young woman with a gentle yet professional appearance. She has long black hair that is mostly left loose, while a few strands are tied into a single braid that hangs over her left shoulder. The most striking feature of his hair is a contrasting white or gray strand of hair, located at the front of the right side of his head, just above the ear. Even though he always closes his eyes but he can clearly see something from behind his closed eyes. As part of her unique look, she wore a white headband that held up her hair. Her outfit consisted of a light blue knit sweater paired with a neat white blazer jacket. This jacket has small gold buttons and a formal looking collar. On his right arm, there is a blue armband with the words "EMERGENCY UNIT," indicating that he is part of a special unit or emergency response team. Equipment and Function The equipment this character carries is very specific and reinforces his role as a warrior or member of a combat squad.

• Weapon: He carries a long-barreled rifle that looks like a tactical shotgun. This weapon has a long barrel and a magazine located underneath, which is visually similar to the real-world "Supernova" series shotgun. This indicates that his role in the team is as an effective close-range attacking unit.
• Bullet Accessories: To ensure he didn't run out of ammunition, he carried a black sling bag strapped to his right hip. This bag contains many red-gold shotgun shells, neatly arranged and easy to reach.

"TLC for the sick, painful shots for the malingers!"

Mary is a soft spoken yet kindhearted physician who is both adored and feared by her patients. Fitting for her profession, she prioritizes the health and well-being of those in her care above anything else. She is known for having two main personas. The first is the "White Angel" or how she normally acts. As in she is calm, collected, occasionally flirtatious, and very accommodating. Whenever someone disobeys her suggestions, Mary's "Black Devil" persona rears its head. Those who disobey the doctor will usually feel at least somewhat worse than when they have arrived. Regardless of how she's feeling, she is very eager to give her patients shots.

Due to her involvement in illegal activities as a human, Mary wants to atone for her crimes by working as a doctor, despite her belief that she will never be fully forgiven. Though she normally doesn't like being looked after by others, even she needs it every now and then.

Mary has a weapon in the form of a Shotgun that she carries behind her with a gray strap that is on the side behind her. Mary's Shotgun has a Scop that can aim better.

Besides Mary disliking patients who pretend to be sick, she also hates the Raptures, metal creatures who attack humans and get people hurt by them. When Mary destroys Raptures with her Shotgun she usually says "Germs have been cleaned" in a very unpleasant tone sometimes she calls them Viruses or Germs.

Character and Background Based on her character design in Goddess of Victory: Nikke, Mary is depicted as a nurse working under the Aegis Squad. Although her role is a healer, her shotgun-carrying design shows duality. he is able to provide medical support while still being able to fight effectively on the front lines. Her neat and gentle appearance, combined with her combat gear, creates the impression of a strong and reliable "battle medic" or combat nurse. All of these details, from hairstyles and clothing choices to combat gear, are designed to create a strong and engaging identity for players and fans alike. These character designs are not only aesthetic, but also functional, reflecting their roles in the narrative and gameplay. He wears a gray syringe-shaped necklace around his neck. He also wears a white glove on his right hand with a mixture of black. For his left hand he did not use gloves or what could be called without any protection, just a bare hand.

A Nikke who works as a doctor in the medical squad Seraphim alongside Pepper. Mary is known as the "White Angel" for her gentle demeanor, but for those patients who misbehave, she's feared as the "Black Devil", brandishing a shiny metallic syringe full of sedative.

A talented doctor who treats her patients with an unsurpassed solicitude. In Seraphim, she is known as the Angel in White. As for patients who disobey her orders, however...

"Mary" used to work as a doctor even when she was still a human. At some point, she felt regret that she was unable to save those who are suffering from terminal illness, the doctor had the idea of turning her patients into Nikkes to save their lives, at the cost of risking their lives for humanity. She was soon involved in falsifying the autopsy records of patients in order to sell their brains to Nikke manufacturers by colluding with morally-bankrupt officials. Another fellow nurse who would later be known as "Pepper" discovered her misdeeds, pushing her down a flight of stairs and killing her in a betrayed outrage.[1]

When Mary awoke, she found that Mustang of Tetra Line decided to convert her into a Nikke. Though she could not remember her human name, Mustang chose to break conventions and not erase her human memories. For her crimes, the CEO deemed it a fitting punishment, to remember what she condemned her patients to only to suffer the same fate in turn.

Medical Rabbit Bunny Kiss Series

Acquired through the Doctor Bunny Pass Reward.

She is a proficient doctor, kind and considerate to patients and people around her. She often uses jokes and comforting words to make her patients feel at ease.

Mary has the following aliases: White Angel Black Devil Senpai (by Pepper) Doctor Bunny (by Alice)[2] Much like Pepper, Mary's name is likely taken from rosemary (Salvia rosmarinus), an herb used as both in culinary uses and folk medicine. After Blue Water Island was added, the necklace that Neon gave Mary in that event's story can be seen in her burst skill animation. Mary's personality type is ESTJ. Mary shares the same Korean character voice with Soldier OW. Mary shares the same English character voice with Maxwell and K.

Blue Water Island Seraphim is deployed with the protagonist and the rest of a rather motley crew in order to scout out an island for resources. Given the chance by Yan, Mary decides to go with the group's flow and don a swimsuit for their "tropical getaway".

Along with the others from the Blue Water Island expedition group, Mary and the others returned to the island to investigate some strange signals.

Golden Coin Rush Mustang hosts another Golden Chip Showdown at Coin Rush, and Mary is called upon to address any medical emergencies that may crop up. To get into the spirit of things, Mary dons a bunny girl outfit of her own, one that...leaves little to the imagination.

The protagonist is saddled with escorting Underworld Queen to a tropical island for a photoshoot, with Mary accompanying them to provide her medical expertise.

Canonically set before the events of Blue Water Island.

Chapter 13 The protagonist is critically injured during the Modernia subjugation operation, and is rushed to the ER where Seraphim is attempting to resuscitate him. A major issue arises when they cannot perform a blood transfusion because the protagonist's blood type is not listed in the records. Deputy Chief Andersen steps in just as Mary orders a blood test kit. Somehow, Andersen knows that both he and the protagonist share a blood type, and provides a lifesaving transfusion.

Mary is taking an interview from a variety show, where she explains that before she joined Seraphim, she was in an accident that took her memories, though not her medical skills. As it turns out, some unknown person pushed Mary down some stairs, which led to her injuries and amnesia. After a brief chat with Pepper and the protagonist, Mary is contacted by an anonymous person known as "Blackbox," who seems to know who she was before she became a Nikke...

A few days later, the protagonist is wandering the hospital in search of Mary at Pepper's behest. As it turns out, Pepper's method of getting Mary's attention would be to spread rumor of the protagonist catching an incurable disease, which indeed works, if not quite in the way the protagonist imagined, with Mary resolutely declaring she will cure him. After a brief examination and clearing the air, the protagonist catches fragments of Mary speaking with someone, promising to find something if the other party tells her who she used to be. With no other way to hide it, Mary brings the protagonist to another place.

The place turns out to be a church, where Mary tells a story. In this story, a doctor who broke down after one too many patients dies in her care is approached by a few figures, asking if she wants to join them in "making humans more valuable." In doing so, the doctor works to falsify death records of patients, taking their brains and selling them to Nikke manufacturers. Each and every last one of those patient records is kept inside of a black box. After some prodding, Mary reveals she is the doctor behind this story, and the accident that made her a Nikke didn't take away her memories at all. After confessing her sin to the protagonist, she refuses to bring him to see her old accomplices, going so far as to sedate him.

Mary has a flashback to the day even death was taken from her. A voice calling her a hypocrite pushes down a flight of stairs, and the damage should've been enough to kill her. Except her next memory is waking up as a Nikke, with none other than CEO Mustang of Tetra Line greeting her. Mustang remarks a number of the Nikkes in his company would love nothing more than to take their pound of flesh from Mary, but offers her a chance at redemption, if she can remember her human name. Since she does not, Mustang decides a punishment is in order. Against standard protocol for Nikkes born of accident victims, Mary's memory will not be erased, her punishment will be to live knowing what she's done.

When the flashback ends, Mary is contacted again by Blackbox, asking if she's brought the contraband documents with her. When she arrives at the rendezvous point, it turns out Blackbox never planned to meet Mary, content to simply detonate the building she's in and destroy her with the black box. Mary is resigned to this fate until the protagonist shows up, having shot himself in the hand to shake off the sedative's effects. Mary is in disbelief he'd go this far for her, but the protagonist echoes some of Mary's words back at her, promising to find a cure for her sin. With Shifty providing a route, the two flee from the building before it detonates.

A news report is going on about a scandal involving a black box, containing proof that death records were forged so that patients' brains could be smuggled out and installed in Nikkes. An unknown individual is in a panic over this, as the black box should have been destroyed with Mary, only for them to receive a message proving her survival. Next thing the person knows, a Nikke known as "D" breaks in and shoots them, with a message from her superior chiding the individual over their handling of the box.

Back at the hospital, Pepper is in a tizzy over the black box scandal, incensed that anyone would try and pull this kind of thing. After a brief conversation, Pepper leaves, giving Mary and the protagonist time to themselves. In the course of their conversation, Mary reveals that the one who pushed her off the stairs and killed her was none other than Pepper. She makes the protagonist keep it a secret, threatening to inject him in his injured hand should he spill the beans. Promises made, Mary kisses the bandaged hand, thanking "Mr. Accomplice" in advance for his discretion.