OTG-141/Pacific Rim

First, it's worth explaining what the Jaeger project means. Jaegers are enormous robotic machines created to fight monsters known as kaiju. Kaiju come in different categories. The higher the category, the larger and more dangerous the monster. Jaegers have a similar design called a series. These robots are absolutely one-of-a-kind, and no two are alike, making them unique in combat. To control them, you have to enter a state called "drifting." In short, it's a merging of two people's consciousnesses. They see each other's fears, thoughts, and memories. Two brothers, Harman Ronald and Adam, became legends among the Rangers (yes, they were soldiers, but they were called Rangers). They piloted a third-series Jaeger called the Shaolin Bandit (as pictured). The robot was Chinese and was successfully restored. Ronald lost his brother Adam in battle while teamed with him. Afterward, he left the service to work in construction, but was kicked out for fighting, so Ron had to take odd jobs, and he also had to steal and fight to survive. The government decided to remove the Jaegers and build walls, but the kaiju easily passed them, so the OTG-141 team, under the command of Captain John Price, decided to gather their last forces. He himself was a Ranger but became only the commander-in-chief, while three of his men remained in service. They were: Johnny "Soap" MacTavish, a sergeant, 27; Kyle "Gaz" Garrick, also a sergeant, 28; and Simon "Ghost" Riley, a lieutenant, 32. They needed another pilot, and John decided to visit his old friend for help. Price found Ronald in one of the bars, when Harman seemed to be trying to drown out the noise with alcohol and didn't notice John. But Price approached his friend, put his hand on his shoulder, and said:

-We need to save the world, ranger.

Captain Jonathan Price, 45, with sideburns and a steadfast Panama hat, is Commander-in-Chief of one of the last Jaeger centres.
Lieutenant Simon "Ghost" Riley, 32, one of the base's top rangers, enters the drift as a "hollow." He wears a skull mask and dislikes small talk. Drift compatibility with Soap.
Sergeant John "Soap" MacTavish, 27. A cheerful and friendly guy with a mohawk and Scottish ancestry. Drift compatible with Ghost.
Sergeant Kyle "Gaz" Garrick, 28, a black, serious-looking man. His partner had recently fallen seriously ill and was out of action, and his Jaeger was still undergoing repairs. He needed a co-pilot.