Keila

The Lawless: The Lawless are an alliance of bandits and human gangs originating from the Land of the Lawless who roam the surface doing as they please. Despite being human, they lack morals and have no qualms about raiding human bases. Anyone not belonging to their gangs is subjected to torture for information and to the total confiscation of all their valuables. They equip themselves with leftover weapons from the war on their world, as well as whatever they can steal from other worlds after the merger. The only known gang in the Lawless so far is Kyokai. World Tree: The World Tree, which has taken root in Yggdrasion, is sucking the planet's life dry and withered. The roots appear to be spreading in real time across at least one continent, displacing significant swathes of land in the process.

Nature: Nature contains life forms belonging to Gaia's Wrath that have undergone massive evolution and invaded humanity's habitats. From plants to mammals and insects, it seems this radical shift in size and lethality has been indiscriminate, each representing a considerable threat. Neohumans: A strange race of humans with advanced physical and mental abilities, originating from Neo-Terra, who seek to dominate the ancient humans. Despite their peculiar fashion sense, Neohumans are perfectly attuned to one another, with all civilians equally capable of using a knife to great effect, whether alone or in a team. This harmony extends to their personalities, to the point where any one of them can be the voice of collective opinion. With a penchant for giving hope and then denying it to those they perceive as inferior out of pure sadism, invasion attempts are mostly deemed unworthy of attention, despite potential casualties. They display a severe lack of empathy and detachment from emotion, save for their cruelty towards "old humanity", while viewing other races and species as mere new playthings, despite the evident destructive nature and unstudied power that such races can possess. Neohumans unanimously agree that even something comparable to a natural disaster poses no problem when inflicted on them, as long as the losses remain within a certain range. God: God, or Yaotsu, is an entity originating in Indignia that manifested through humanity's faith. He is supposedly ever vigilant, and erroneous comments against him are feared for their ability to provoke his wrath. Human prayers can invoke his presence. Curse: It plagues the Cursed Lands, chilling and rotting them, and polluting their oceans. It can also infect people's lives like a disease with no known cure.

Titans: Reigning over the Titan Crown, they have enslaved most humans. With a natural advantage in both size and strength, they are quick to attack anyone who shows hostility, in addition to feeding on humans. However, they can also capture docile humans for forced labor on a whim. To them, humans are nothing more than toys, food, and trash, to be disposed of at will. Violent by nature, even in their calm state, Titans are highly territorial and will attack any natural enemy that strays into their territory, leaving behind mountains of corpses to scare them away. To further expand their territory, they spread their destruction and these structures in all directions. When confronted by other creatures, especially natural enemies that can kill them, they recognize them as enemies and rush to slaughter them. Kaiju: A massive monster from Disaster Metropolis that has destroyed cities and countries, forcing governments to surrender. It is currently unknown if there is more than one giant monster roaming the world. So far, the Kaiju has shown no signs of actively seeking out fights with other natural enemies, but can still cause damage simply by walking. Madalans: They are a race of extraterrestrials who emerged from space to invade Celestia many decades ago. They monitor Earth's orbit for signs of humanity's defensive satellite activity, destroying weapons and reaching their targets. They operate a variety of spacecraft, from small spherical capsules to colossal warships. The Madalans pride themselves on their superior bodies of "compressed information" and regard other races as inferior amoebas. Therefore, they brutally hunt any being, whether demon or human. However, faced with an obstacle they cannot overcome by their usual means, they gather intelligence and retreat for a future encounter.

Robots: Robots, the second type of natural enemy introduced, are the natural enemies originated by the Mecha Ordinance. Originally created by the humans of their world, they are composed entirely of inorganic material. Due to the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence, they went berserk and continued to seek the extinction of humanity in the aftermath, multiplying without limit and conquering 80% of their world with constantly updating tactics and models. Currently, their standard armor renders even the special heat- and kinetic-based weaponry wielded by the local resistance ineffective. Robots primarily align themselves, attacking any living being with a power source indiscriminately. Detecting the amount of energy their targets emit, they prioritize those with the greatest amount. This means that robots fight both inhabitants and natural enemies of other worlds naturally, making them especially prone to conflict. On the other hand, if one does not possess an identifiable power source, they could hypothetically be left alone. Parasites: Originating from Parasitica, the Parasites have managed to take over most of humanity, turning it into puppets. They can take over the brain without any prompting and leave bulbous masses growing from both people and inanimate objects, presumably as an extension of their biology. They are also fully capable of controlling species outside of humanity. The fallout from the merging of the 13 worlds allowed the Parasites to infect other races, such as the Titans or the Wrath of Gaia lifeforms. Game: The Game, which has its humanity convinced that it constitutes everything in Extremia.

In each of the thirteen worlds there is an entity that threatens the existence of humanity. Demons: They are the first type of natural enemy introduced, originating from Sorcerion. Having ravaged local humanity for generations, almost the entire world had been conquered by the Great Demon King's Army, with the 47 Demon Lords controlling select areas across the globe under the Great Demon King's command. With an aquatic motif uniting various races under one banner, most Demons hunt their prey using the "scent of blood," though the adept can also locate magic with precision. Thanks to the strength of the ruling class and a host of subordinates, the Demons' infernal subjugation has reached such a point that humanity's prospects for survival have been compared to "a candle flame amidst gusty winds." Regarding potential conflicts with other natural enemies, the Demons have thus far displayed a serene attitude as long as their goals are not interfered with, as evidenced by their Lords' nonchalant assessment of the transformation of the environment. This mentality might change once the situation has been observed more closely and other predators comparable in strength to the Great Demon King's Army have been recorded, but they have only perceived a faint hint. In other words, any rash aggression on their part seems unlikely against those who do not resemble humans. This grace period, naturally, ends violently as soon as an offender dares to challenge them. There seem to be a variety of malevolent and hostile wild beasts living in the same contaminated regions that harbor the Demons, but it is unclear if they belong to the same category. In any case, these creatures do not prove as threatening as those in power, nor do they gather in numbers as large as common members.

Natural enemies, alternatively known as Predators, are the enemies of humanity in their respective worlds that constitute the main antagonists of Versus. Overview: The term "natural enemy" refers to a world's apex predator. Just as birds hunt insects or snakes hunt frogs, natural enemies hunt the human race. With these nearly insurmountable dynamics in play, the extremely difficult odds of victory lead to the crux of Versus's plot. As each world tried to get another, hopefully, to provide aid simultaneously through various means, the thirteen worlds, hard pressed, merged into one. It was then discovered that natural enemies are potentially susceptible to natural enemies from foreign worlds due to their sheer unfamiliarity. However, this does not guarantee their effectiveness; these gaps in knowledge can be compensated for by adaptation or simply by greater overall capability. Depending on the goals and interests at hand, different types of natural enemies could also initiate conflicts with one another, though the outcome of such battles is unknown.

Physical abilities Enhanced Strength and Stamina: Keila's athletic build, disciplined morning workout regimen, and military experience suggest she possesses strength and stamina superior to that of the average person. Equipped with her powered suit, she can carry heavy weaponry and even another person without losing her stamina. Expert Marksmanship: Keila is an experienced soldier, due to strict training, she has impeccable aim and precision and extremely advanced firearms proficiency. Fighter: Keila is a competent and pragmatic fighter in combat, knowing mixed martial arts, street fighting and knife fighting, having knowledge of the human body knowing where to strike to paralyze or cause severe damage.

Refugees: Human refugees, or survivors, include those who may or may not be part of the Combined Forces of Humanity. This group specifically refers to humans who are currently oppressed, or in danger of being oppressed or killed, by natural enemies.

The Lawless: The Lawless are one of the thirteen natural enemies, native to the Land of the Lawless. They are composed of bandits and human gangs that prey on their fellow survivors. After the merging of the worlds, they expanded their targets to include other species, exploiting them at will. Unlike typical human survivors, the Lawless lack morals, empathy, or compassion toward other humans or beings.

Humans are one of the different species featured in Versus. They are the protagonists of the series, facing oppression and imminent extinction at the hands of their natural enemies. Overview: Every human from their respective world takes on a humanoid appearance, though they may have distinctive features depending on their world of origin (for example, the tall stature of those from the Titan's Crown compared to those from Gaia's Wrath). Furthermore, each human has their own history, culture, clothing, advancements, etc. However, the one thing they all share is being on the brink of extinction due to their natural enemies. This led them to seek help from other worlds to defeat their predator, which gave rise to the beginning of the series. Many of the surviving human leaders from each world are also, for the most part, led by commoners. This is due to the lack of surviving authority figures on each world, causing the few survivors to have a normal person as a representative from each of their respective worlds, with a few exceptions such as Glasp. Previously, the vast majority of humanity united in the last bastion of Sorcerion and decided to work together to survive. However, after the fall of the fortress, they were forced to flee to the Land of the Lawless to find a new base. Overall Strength: Humans are generally much weaker than their natural enemies, and are thus on the verge of extinction in each of the thirteen worlds. However, their capabilities vary greatly: from individuals with no special abilities to those who can wield magic or possess immense physical strength, even surpassing that of humans on other worlds. Despite their disadvantages, perhaps the most notable human trait is their resilience in the face of overwhelming adversity.

Robots are mass-produced in automated factories, resulting in virtually uncountable numbers. Keila has observed that they have far surpassed humans in both intelligence and power, creating weapons that even the humans of their world cannot understand. The robots' AI evolves every second, constantly seeking the most efficient way to locate humans for elimination. This involves psychological tactics such as luring survivors with synthesized human language, sweetened with false promises of shelter, companionship, and a warm meal, to draw desperate humans out of hiding. The robots lack the concept of death and continue their destruction until they are physically unable to do so. The robots are also capable of adapting attacks from others, even those not native to their world. If they encounter an unknown source of attack, they will temporarily disable themselves, reactivate, and then revise their strategy based on their alertness level. The speed at which they adapt to potential threats is also rapid, with the Advanced Robot in particular. When faced with particularly strong opponents, their adaptability becomes even more lethal. With each Advanced Robot defeated, they become substantially stronger, to the point that with the fourth Advanced Robot, Roya Roach was forced to unleash her Release, compared to the first, which was effortlessly defeated. Notably, the robots have been shown to attack anything with a heat source, aligning themselves only with themselves. Depending on the amount of energy near one, a robot would change its priority target to the one with the highest source. However, if a robot cannot detect a heat source, it will ignore it entirely.

Robots are entities originating from the Mecha Ordinance. They are created by an artificial intelligence that has escaped humanity's control. They are one of the thirteen natural enemies of humanity that appear in Versus. Appearance: The robots' appearance varies depending on the model. Most are armored quadrupeds with a movable camera and a helmet integrated into the display. Their helmets usually display a smiley face, but when they enter Destroy mode, it transforms into several circles with a dot in the center. When they are incapacitated, they display a sad face or a question mark. So far, two models of robotic units are shown: Basic Robotic Units: Canine-like design, similar to a robot dog. It can stand on its hind legs and open its belly, deploying multiple limbs with various lethal attachments such as saws, drills, and sledgehammers. Advanced robotic unit: A tall, thin humanoid design with an inverted cone-shaped head. Unit specialized in the elimination of natural enemies: A tall and robust humanoid design with an enormous head.

The Heroes are a group of 47 superhumans created by an unnamed king to oppose the Great Demon King's Army. After gathering at the Humanity Fortress, they set out to attack their assigned targets among the Demon Lords. Overview: The Heroes are a group of superhumans specifically trained to defeat the Demon Lords and, eventually, the Great Demon King. Each Hero wears a unique attire, ranging from diverse leather and metal armor to a variety of distinctive clothing. They all wield a powerful holy sword known as the Sword of Valor, which grants them a significant advantage in battle. Additionally, each Hero is accompanied by a Support Fairy. These fairies assist their Heroes in a variety of ways and can perform a "Fairy Union" with their partner, granting them a powerful special ability. This ultimate ability is reserved for the Heroes and is designed to be used in a final fight. However, with many Heroes defeated by the Demon Lords and due to the changes occurring in the world, the status of most Heroes is still unknown. Originally, the Humanity Fortress served as their headquarters. Following its fall, the headquarters was relocated based on where the remaining humans chose to settle. After the worlds merged, the remaining heroes became an important part of the Combined Forces of Humanity.

Humanity has been oppressed for centuries due to the rise and invasion of its natural enemies, the demons. The world was ruled by the Great Demon King and his 47 subordinates, the Demon Lords. While people live in fear, 47 people selected from around the world have been named "Heroes" and prepare to fight against the Great Demon King's army. And now, a desperate operation was about to begin that would put the very survival of the human race at stake.

Keila is a diligent soldier who hails from the Mecha Ordinance. As a soldier, she is calm and stoic, taking the initiative when danger approaches. She respects the chain of command, though she is willing to be flexible in the face of dangers facing humanity. Despite her flat emotions, Keila cares for her allies and yearns for humanity's survival, and is willing to work hard to ensure she is prepared. She is analytical in understanding those who pretend to be like Ario, but is willing to encourage him when she realizes he was trying to face his fears instead of simply running away. Keila also has difficulty understanding certain mannerisms from humans on other worlds, as she ate a plant Ario gave her thinking it was for food.

Keila is a beautiful, robust, muscular, and broad-shouldered woman, with a large "X" shaped scar on her left cheek, with a slight notch by her left ear. She has short blonde hair, a piercing and determined gaze, and wears a power suit. This suit hides her athletic and muscular build. In her sports outfit, she wears tight pants and a tactical bra, similar to a sports bra, which reveals her toned arms. Combat boots complete her ensemble, enhancing both style and practicality. She also has a distinctive jacket that she sometimes wears over her outfit. Having sharp, slanted eyes with magenta irises and short blonde hair in a messy hairstyle with bangs falling in a "V" shape on her forehead.

Description: The Mecha Ordinance is a high-tech society where humans and robots coexist. It is a world where humanity achieved numerous technological improvements, including robotics and weaponry. At some point, robots attacked their creators and took control of most of the world. The world was connected to the merged world by a dimensional gate. The futuristic environment consists primarily of skyscrapers with fairly uniform structures and rectangular foundations. Due to the rebellion of the robots, humanity's natural enemies, much of the urban environment has been destroyed and crumbled, with smoke visible in different parts of the city. Many of the human soldiers wear advanced armor to combat the robots with ranged attacks, who continually adapt against them. Keila also implies during her conversation with Ario that plant life has become scarce, as she eats a flower due to it containing minerals and nutrients. Additionally, Keila is shown to have artificial muscles to enhance her combat prowess. The humans' arsenal consists of futuristic laser guns and armor-piercing kinetic bullets. Glasp has also been shown in a flashback in a modern battle tank. The robots are equipped with even more complex equipment, and newer models become more advanced through adaptation. Basic robotic units have heat sensors, rugged armor that can withstand human weapons, drills, and morning stars. Advanced units are even capable of completing sophisticated tasks like surgery and hacking, and functions like processing materials and analyzing attacks. Population Humans; A race of bipedal mammals equipped with powered suits, advanced weaponry, and vehicles. Robots: Machines originally built by human hands that have gone rogue and are capable of building an infinite army of their own.

Anti-Machine Combat Force: The Anti-Machine Combat Force is a group of individuals possessing powered suits and weapons led by Glasp to oppose the Robots in the Mecha Ordinance. Overview: Originally, the Anti-Machine Combat Force was composed of several thousand human soldiers. They are equipped with special suits that give them a significant advantage in combat. These suits increase their endurance, allowing them to fight longer and withstand greater punishment. The soldiers are also armed with powerful and advanced weapons capable of switching between lethal and non-lethal ammunition. Additionally, the army operated a range of formidable vehicles, from advanced armored vehicles to heavy tanks. Following the merging of the worlds, the army was disbanded and now operates as part of the Combined Forces of Humanity.

Members: Anti-machine combat force Major General Glasp is a serious, calm, and serene man. As Major General, Glasp is a born leader, which is reflected in his role as Commander and head of the strategic team of the alliance formed by all the worlds. Platoon Commanders- 31st Platoon Commander: Keila. Private Parts - Soldier: Korbo. Soldier: Shoks.

Unknown position- Olly, Patro, Susma, Stahn, Jyu.