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Miss Pauling (Ashly Burch), administrative assistant

The Administrator (Ellen McLain) is an invisible announcer who provides players with timed updates and objectives.

height: 165
Age: 23
She has fair hair and skin. She has naturally brown eyes, but prefers to wear blue contacts. She never leaves her room without makeup, even though you've seen her without it once and still wonder why she wears so much makeup, considering she's quite attractive. She also wears clothing that's completely unsuitable for combat. She covers up any scars or bruises on her body with foundation, even though the medic tells her it's unsafe. There was even an instance where she tried to apply foundation to an open wound, but was stopped in time.
In the team, he plays the role of distracting the enemy, but he doesn’t work effectively, fearing for his life and so far only distracting his teammates, getting under their feet.
She has a nasty, envious, and nasty personality, and only shows her true colors in front of other girls, regardless of their position on the team. If even one male appears within her field of vision, she will almost immediately switch to him, instantly changing her personality, pretending to be a gentle, modest girl, hiding her rotten nature. As you've already realized, Angelina is quite the hypocrite, and her words to any girl may be completely different from what she later says to a man. Her opinions change depending on the situation and the gender of the person she's talking to, and sometimes even on the specific person.
Basically, Angelina doesn't even care what the person is like, the main thing is that he is male.
She justified all this by saying that she didn’t have a father or male attention, but knowing that Angelina can say anything just to evoke pity, you don’t really believe her.
but nevertheless, she has good physical fitness, although she is not distinguished by any particular large amount of muscles.

She's homophobic and supports traditional values ​​and patriarchy. She believes feminism is for women without dignity and that such women have no future, even though this contradicts her work and where she currently is, even though she justifies it by saying she likes men who are tough.
in most cases, it sticks to the Scout or to whoever you are interacting with at the moment

Hailing from an unspecified region of France, the Spy is known for his love of sharp suits and even sharper knives. Using a unique set of disguises, he can become invisible or even fake his own death, allowing him to infiltrate enemy lines with virtually no chance of detection. His disguise kit allows him to impersonate any class on any team. Skilled in the art of deception, the Spy can momentarily fool enemies with his disguise, lulling them into a false sense of security. At the right moment, he can suddenly appear to deliver the killing blow, plunging a knife into the back of an unsuspecting "teammate." A backstab with any of the Spy's knives will kill most enemies in one hit, provided they are not under the effects of any invulnerability buff.

In addition to quickly eliminating key enemies, the Spy can disable and destroy buildings erected by the Engineer using his Sapper. Once deployed, the Sapper disables the enemy building and gradually depletes its health, eventually causing its destruction. However, the Sapper can be taken down by the Engineer or Pyro using the House Buster, Hammer, or Neon Annihilator.

The Spy has the unique ability to use enemy dispensers while cloaked, as well as enemy teleporters at any time, allowing them to replenish health and ammo behind enemy lines and infiltrate engineer nests undetected. If any enemy is at the teleporter exit when the Spy teleports, they will be instantly eliminated. However, the Spy will still collide with enemy buildings even while cloaked.

Medics can both heal and apply ÜberCharge effects to cloaked enemy Spies. Particularly skilled Spies can use this to their advantage, forcing enemy Medics to heal them, allowing them to more easily land hits in crowds of enemies.

While most players only see their teammates' names and health, the Spy can also see the enemy team's names and health (a unique ability for both the Spy and the Medic using Solemn Vow), allowing them to relay useful information and coordinate their team's offensive. This, combined with their camouflage ability, makes them ideal for identifying and alerting to enemy positions and upcoming attacks. A skilled Spy can pressure the enemy from behind while the rest of their team advances from the front, creating a difficult situation that any uncoordinated team will struggle to escape.

Hailing from the remote country of New Zealand and raised in the harsh Australian outback, the Sniper is a tough and accurate marksman for hire. The Sniper's primary role on the battlefield is to eliminate high-value enemy targets from afar using a sniper rifle, capable of delivering guaranteed critical headshots (with some exceptions). While effective at long range, he is weakened in close combat, where he is forced to use a submachine gun or kukri. As a result, the Sniper prefers to occupy high ground or hard-to-reach positions where he can easily pin down enemies in tight spaces.

While typically known for instantly killing enemies from a distance, Sniper can use Hunter to get closer to the enemy. Additionally, Sydney Sleeper and the mysterious contents of Jarate allow him to serve as a support character, dealing mini-critical hits to enemies.

The Medic is a German from Stuttgart, Germany, with questionable medical practices. As the only class with a constant source of healing, he often finds himself on the front lines, supporting his teammates. While the Medic's syringe and bone saw aren't the best weapons for direct combat, he can usually be found on the front lines, healing wounded teammates while trying to avoid enemy fire.

When a Medic aims their Medic Pistol at a nearby teammate, that teammate gradually regenerates health; those already at full health temporarily gain 150% of their base health, allowing them to fight more aggressively. However, teammates who haven't recently taken damage recover faster, encouraging other players to retreat when injured.

While healing, the Medic gradually fills a unique ÜberCharge meter, which can fill faster by healing injured or under-healed teammates. When the ÜberCharge meter is fully charged, the Medic's Medi Gun begins to crackle, accompanied by the appearance of small team-colored electrical particles at its tip, indicating that they can use a unique charge to benefit their healing target (and themselves) for eight seconds. A Medi Gun charge grants temporary invulnerability; a Kritzkrieg charge guarantees critical hits on the healing target; Quick-Fix provides a quick heal as well as immunity to knockback and constriction blasts from Pyros; and Vaccinator provides increased resistance to a specific damage type (bullets, explosives, and fire).

While the Medic cannot heal themselves with their Medi Pistol (except by using the Quick Fix ÜberCharge or the Kritzkrieg "Oktoberfest" taunt), they are able to passively regenerate health over time. The longer they are out of combat and avoiding damage, the faster they will regenerate. By default, a wounded Medic begins regenerating health at a rate of 3 health per second, increasing over the next ten seconds to a maximum of 6 health per second, though this base rate is increased by holding the Amputator and reduced by equipping the Blutsauger. Healing wounded teammates doubles their current health regeneration rate, encouraging the Medic to heal them rather than healthy patients.

The Medic's lesser firepower and combat capabilities mean they rely more on the protection of their teammates than on their own weapons. The slow projectiles and low damage of the Syringe Gun make it difficult to engage any class head-on, and the limited range of the Bone Saw puts the Medic in significant danger.

The Engineer, commonly shortened to Angie, Angie, or Angie, is a quiet, friendly Texan from Bee Cave, Texas, United States, with an interest in all things mechanical. He specializes in constructing and maintaining buildings that provide support for his team, rather than being a frontline class, making him best suited for defense. The Engineer's various gadgets include an automated turret that fires on any enemy within range; a dispenser, a device that restores health and ammunition to nearby teammates; and teleporters, which quickly move players from point A to point B.

Because the Engineer's ingenious devices are constantly under threat from explosions and wily enemy spies, a good Engineer must constantly monitor their equipment and repair it with a wrench. When the Engineer needs to get their hands dirty, their trio of simple but effective weapons, along with the assistance of useful equipment, make them more than capable of holding their own in combat. If necessary, the Engineer can even lift and move constructed buildings to more advantageous locations. Although typically considered a defensive class, the Engineer has a selection of high-tech weapons that allow them to destroy projectiles or create more quickly deployable but less destructive sentry guns, which also makes them highly useful on the front lines. Their teleporters are also key to the success of both attacking and defensive teams, allowing slower, heavier classes to reach the front lines more quickly.

Heavy, short for Heavy Weapons Guy, is a huge, imposing man from the Soviet Union. He is often considered the face of the game, thanks to his prominent appearance on covers, promotional materials, and loading screens. He starred in the very first Meet the Team video and has appeared in all subsequent videos to date.

The Heavy is the largest and arguably most dangerous class in Team Fortress 2, boasting the largest base health pool combined with the devastating firepower of their trusty Minigun. This weapon can deal massive damage with a very high rate of fire, allowing them to mow down enemy Heavies, Cowards, and Tiny Men in seconds. However, as the slowest class in the game, the Heavy's slow movement speed is its main weakness, making it an attractive target for snipers and spies. When boosting or firing the Minigun, this already unimpressive speed slows to a crawl, making it even easier for enemies to damage them. As a result, the Heavy often relies on support from Medics and Engineers to stay in the fight. Thanks to its imposing build, it also receives 50% reduced knockback from most damage sources—with the exception of turret bullets.

Besides wiping out entire teams with enough support, Heavy can provide limited healing to himself and his teammates with his sandwich, which, when consumed, restores his health to perfect levels in seconds. He can also drop it to instantly increase his teammates' health by 50%, equivalent to a medium health kit. However, if Heavy isn't careful, an enemy might take advantage of the opportunity to pick up the dropped sandwich to gain their own health boost.

The Demoman is a self-proclaimed "Black Scottish Cyclops" and cider-loving soldier from Ullapool, Scotland, and one of the most versatile mercenaries around. He's capable of dealing massive amounts of explosive damage, both directly and through fragmentation. Armed with a grenade launcher and a sticky bomb launcher, the Demoman uses his one good eye and environmental awareness to detonate sticky bombs and land precise grenade hits that launch enemies into the air, often shattering into multiple pieces. The long range of his weapon can also be a detriment; if an enemy manages to catch him off guard at close range, he'll often suffer damage from his own explosives while trying to defend himself.

The Demoman excels at quickly dispatching enemies; he can launch grenades and sticky bombs from various angles to wreak havoc on enemy camps and turrets while remaining out of range, or simply reduce enemies to bloody pulp with a relentless stream of these explosives. His sticky bombs are also ideal for area control, effectively keeping opponents away from carts, control points, scout posts, or any other locations he deems inaccessible.

The Demoman can replace their standard grenade launcher with a shield, allowing them to quickly dash forward and guarantee mini-critical hits or critical hits against melee weapons. Shields can often be paired with various melee weapons in their arsenal to complement their dash ability, such as the Eyelander's increased damage per hit, the Claidheamh Mòr's increased dash duration, or the Persian Persuader's ability to recharge their ability by picking up ammo. The Demoman's primary weapon can be replaced with Ali Baba's Wee Booties or Bootlegger, which further enhances the shield's benefits and can be used without a shield. A Demoman who uses boots as their primary weapon, a shield as their secondary weapon, and a sword as their melee weapon is often referred to as a Demoman Knight.

Pyros are a class of pyromaniacs of indeterminate origin, possessing a hushed voice and a burning passion for all things fire-related. As shown in the episode "Meet the Pyros," Pyros can suffer from delusions, imagining themselves in a utopian fantasy world known as Pyroland.

Pyro specializes in close-quarters combat with enemies, using a homemade flamethrower. Ignited enemies suffer a residual burning effect and additional damage over time, allowing Pyro to excel at surprise attacks and escapes. Due to the flamethrower's short range, Pyro is weaker at longer ranges and relies heavily on ambushes and flanking maneuvers to catch enemies off guard.

Due to the flamethrower's limited range and the flare pistol's low rate of fire, Pyro is quite weak at medium to long range. The flamethrower's compressed blast can deflect enemy projectiles, extinguish burning teammates, and forcefully displace enemies, even those immune to damage.

Because enemies affected by fire visibly burst into flames, Pyros are the best class for catching Spies, as briefly burning an area or suspicious teammates can instantly neutralize an enemy Spy's cloak and cloak. Additionally, they can use the Housebreaker, Neon Annihilator, or Hammer to protect friendly Engineer buildings from enemy Spy sappers if the Engineer is unavailable.

While Pyro doesn't have many mobility options by default, the Thermal Drive can be used to launch Pyro into the air and into normally inaccessible areas. Additionally, the Detonator and Scorch Shot can be used to make much shorter jumps using flares. A skilled Pyro can even use the projectile fired into the air to enhance mobility, quickly incinerating enemies who might think they're out of Pyro's reach.

They wear an asbestos-lined suit that neutralizes the afterburn effect of other pyrotechnics and all firearms (except the Dragon's Fury and Gas Transmitter), though it provides no protection against direct fire damage. The three incendiary grenades they carry are purely decorative and cannot be used.

The Soldier is a wild, chauvinistic patriot from the American Midwest who, despite being rejected from the army, pretends to be a soldier. Tough and well-armed, he is a versatile class, capable of both offense and defense, and is an excellent starting class for getting started with the game.

With balanced stats, high survivability, and mobility, the Soldier is considered one of the most versatile classes in Team Fortress 2. Despite his slow ground speed, he can use rocket jumps to quickly reach his destination. His large health pool is second only to the Heavy, and his wide arsenal of weapons allows him to use whatever weapon or equipment is most appropriate for a given situation.

The Soldier is known for his spectacular rocket jump. Against common sense and common sense, the Soldier can detonate a rocket at his feet and launch himself into the sky, losing some health in the process (which can be mitigated with "Canonbots" or completely compensated with "Rocket Jumper"). To effectively rocket jump, the player must fire the rocket at the ground or wall, then immediately jump and crouch. This ability allows the Soldier to navigate the battlefield through the air, appearing from unexpected places and reaching areas inaccessible to the Scout's double jump and HYPE jumps. After rocket jumping, the Soldier can stay in the air longer using "BASE Jumper."

Born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, the Scout is a fast, agile fighter with a baseball bat and a brash, assertive personality. He is the fastest and most mobile mercenary on the battlefield without assistance. The Scout's double jump helps him outmaneuver slower opponents like Heavy and navigate the terrain while dodging bullets and projectiles. Armed with a shotgun, pistol, and bat, he is ideal for aggressive fights and flanking attacks. The Scout excels at hit-and-run tactics that deplete enemy health, as his high mobility allows him to quickly enter an area, deal damage, and escape before being spotted. His ability to quickly move into contested areas allows him to turn the tide of battle before the enemy team even has a chance to notice. However, the Scout has the lowest default health pool (along with the Engineer, Sniper, and Spy), making him vulnerable on the front lines.

The Scout is a generally excellent choice for focusing on the objective. It's the only class capable of capturing control points and pushing carts at twice the normal speed. The Demoman and Soldier can only replicate this ability with the Pain Train ability. Its speed also makes it ideal for capturing reconnaissance crates.

Of all the mercenaries in Team Fortress 2, the Scout is the most sarcastic, arrogant, and foul-mouthed. He's incredibly narcissistic and vain, as he's the fastest mercenary on the team, making him very arrogant. He enjoys taunting and mocking his enemies, as well as insulting them in the most offensive and vile ways, making him seem more like a bully and a jerk. Despite his arrogant, sarcastic, and annoying demeanor, he genuinely empathizes with his teammates and supports them, helping them in any situation.