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Description
Ramses, whose full name is Koris Ramses, is a supporting character in the anime World War Blue. She serves as the vice-general of the Segua Kingdom's army and is a character inspired by the puzzle game Columns. In appearance, she has long pink hair that reaches her shoulders and blue eyes, and she wears a headband, necklace, and other jeweled accessories that echo the gems of Columns. Her outfit consists of a purple turtleneck shirt and shoulder guards, and she carries a sword on her belt, although she is never shown using it. She stands roughly 1.70 meters tall.
As a leader, Ramses is calm, collected, and composed, and she genuinely cares about her soldiers while remaining focused on victory in the war effort. She is also highly tolerant, even of the crude behavior of the mercenary Tejirov. Her primary motivations are the success of the Segua Kingdom and the well-being of the men under her command. In the story, she operates as the officer responsible for testing new recruits and assembling special operations teams. When the speedster Gear arrives seeking to join the Segua Army, Ramses tests him by pitting him against fifty of her soldiers; after he defeats them with his speed, she is impressed and enlists him into the special forces alongside the archer Opal. She then assigns the group the mission of rescuing Segua's strongest warrior, General Alex, who is being held prisoner in the Ninteldo-aligned country of Tatrand. She also introduces Tejirov as the third member of the special forces unit; Tejirov was formerly her upperclassman at the Puzzle Academy.
Ramses' key relationships are defined by her military position. She works closely with the special forces she assembles, including Gear, Opal, and Tejirov, and she oversees the mission to recover General Alex. The available information does not describe significant personal growth for her over the course of the story; she remains a steady and capable commander who evaluates strength and delegates important missions. Her notable abilities lie primarily in leadership and tactical assessment, as seen when she judges Gear's capabilities through the trial against her soldiers. Apart from carrying a sword, she has no demonstrated combat or magical abilities in the material described.
As a leader, Ramses is calm, collected, and composed, and she genuinely cares about her soldiers while remaining focused on victory in the war effort. She is also highly tolerant, even of the crude behavior of the mercenary Tejirov. Her primary motivations are the success of the Segua Kingdom and the well-being of the men under her command. In the story, she operates as the officer responsible for testing new recruits and assembling special operations teams. When the speedster Gear arrives seeking to join the Segua Army, Ramses tests him by pitting him against fifty of her soldiers; after he defeats them with his speed, she is impressed and enlists him into the special forces alongside the archer Opal. She then assigns the group the mission of rescuing Segua's strongest warrior, General Alex, who is being held prisoner in the Ninteldo-aligned country of Tatrand. She also introduces Tejirov as the third member of the special forces unit; Tejirov was formerly her upperclassman at the Puzzle Academy.
Ramses' key relationships are defined by her military position. She works closely with the special forces she assembles, including Gear, Opal, and Tejirov, and she oversees the mission to recover General Alex. The available information does not describe significant personal growth for her over the course of the story; she remains a steady and capable commander who evaluates strength and delegates important missions. Her notable abilities lie primarily in leadership and tactical assessment, as seen when she judges Gear's capabilities through the trial against her soldiers. Apart from carrying a sword, she has no demonstrated combat or magical abilities in the material described.