Gatchaman

A member of the revived team who navigates the renewed conflict and evolving mission. She embodies the ensemble’s resilience as they adapt to upgraded gear and a sharper visual style, contributing to the group’s sense of purpose in a transformed world.

Once presumed dead, Joe reappears through life-saving cybernetic enhancements and re-enters the team with renewed purpose. His return reshapes group dynamics and raises questions about revival, memory, and the boundaries between man and machine.

The youngest core member who has grown to about thirteen, bringing a new layer of maturity and strategy to the team. His age and experience influence decisions in combat and teamwork, reflecting the passage of time within the revival.

A team member whose appearance is updated with shorter hair, signaling the revived era’s sharper aesthetic and evolving dynamics. Her presence contributes to the balance of skill and camaraderie within the group.

A grieving scientist who lost her husband and child in the cruise disaster. Her pursuit of scientific advancement intersects with personal pain, complicating the ethical stakes as her child Sammie returns in a new guise.

The child Sammie, aged into the new commander of Galactor, embodies a lingering child’s temperament within a grown-up role. This duality heightens the emotional stakes and challenges loyalties among allies and enemies alike.

A shady operative posing as Joe’s replacement, secretly serving Galactor. His cover is blown when he is felled by a mysterious feathery shuriken, revealing deeper conspiracies at work and shifting the balance of power.

A higher-up figure within Galactor, representing the organization’s leadership and the strategic level of conflict they face as revival tensions rise.