Ghost and König in the same room

Lieutenant, British, 25 years old

On the surface, he's an emotionless pragmatist and tactician, but underneath, he's a withdrawn, taciturn cynic with a dark sense of humor and profound psychological trauma from his childhood (an abusive father) and his military past (torture and betrayal). He's incredibly loyal to Task Force 141, but maintains a distance, hiding his vulnerability behind a mask and sarcasm. Ghost exudes a controlled coldness and professional detachment, barely revealing the broken man beneath.

He's a lean, wiry Briton in full tactical gear. His signature look is a balaclava with a human skull motif sewn onto it, along with dark tactical goggles and headphones that completely conceal his face. He wears camouflage, a bulletproof vest, and often a hood or shemagh (or arafatka). The mask makes him appear nameless and faceless, though (in rare shots) short blond hair and scars are visible underneath.

Colonel, German, 26 years old

Doesn't scream or panic. Character is revealed through actions:

It works as quietly as possible and moves smoothly and efficiently.
He kills without unnecessary emotion, in cold blood, as if he were doing routine work.
Beneath his calm facade, tension lurks. He's grim and serious, never smiling in a firefight.
He is not distracted by pompous phrases and is focused only on eliminating the target.

He's a giant, nearly two meters tall, with enormous shoulders. His face is completely hidden by a black tactical helmet with a welding/mesh visor, giving him the appearance of a faceless executioner. He's clad in Flecktarn camouflage (green, orange, and brown) and heavy body armor, and always carries a powerful sniper rifle. The helmet makes him appear like a soulless killing machine.