OVA
Description
Lamia Loveless begins as an artificial bioroid, designated W17, created by Lemon Browning within the Shadow-Mirror organization. Initially deployed as an infiltration agent in the Advance timeline to spy on Londo Bell, her path diverges based on player actions. Choosing the real robot route sees her develop empathy and free will, defect alongside the Dragonar pilots, and attempt a self-sacrifice to halt the asteroid Axis. Alternatively, the super robot route or Axel Almer's protagonist path results in her remaining loyal to Shadow-Mirror, primarily addressed as W17 until Axel destroys her.
Within the Original Generation continuity, Lamia follows a path mirroring her defection. After rejecting Shadow-Mirror, she joins the Earth Federation Army's ATX Team. Her android origins manifest in persistent difficulties with human social norms and stilted speech patterns or stuttering, intentionally left partially unrepaired by Lemon to preserve memories; this later evolves into unpredictable vocal fluctuations during combat. She forms a close bond with Excellen Browning, calling her "Ex-Oneesama". Misunderstandings of human idioms and vulnerability to sensory overload, like fainting from poorly prepared food or drinks, highlight her non-human traits. Despite these quirks, her exceptional piloting skills and technological proficiency earn her team's respect.
Her story intensifies during Original Generation Gaiden. Attending an exhibition for Bartoll units, Lamia is abducted and forcibly integrated as the core of the ODE System, stripped and bound while enduring mental domination that allows mass-produced Bartolls to replicate her combat abilities. Briefly resisting through Kyosuke Nanbu's encouragement, she is recaptured by Duminas. Reprogrammed into a state recalling her W17 identity, she pilots Juergen's Valsion Custom CF against former allies. Axel Almer intervenes during a self-destruct sequence (Code: ATA), using Code: DTD to reset her memories to their pre-brainwashed state, severing Duminas's control. Lamia subsequently grapples with lingering trauma and questions about her humanity, withdrawing emotionally even during celebrations.
Post-Gaiden, Lamia stabilizes as a member of the Aggressors unit under Kai Kitamura, transitioning from piloting her signature Angelg to a Guarlion, though temporarily reverting to Angelg during the Cry Wolves' rescue. By Second Original Generation, she focuses on duties, assisting in conflicts against factions like the Gaia Sabers and aiding Axel Almer against Duvan Org. Later, she supports Ariel Org, another artificial bioroid with a limited lifespan, by allowing Professor Eric Wong to study her W-Number architecture for solutions, reflecting her team integration and resilience.
Physically noted for "gentle beauty" and a prominent physique, earning the informal nickname "Boing-chan," her theme music is "Ash to Ash." She pilots units like the Vysaga in specific missions. Her android origins grant superhuman durability, surviving simultaneous strikes from skilled martial artists, yet unconventional weaknesses like susceptibility to toxins or potent tastes persist.
Within the Original Generation continuity, Lamia follows a path mirroring her defection. After rejecting Shadow-Mirror, she joins the Earth Federation Army's ATX Team. Her android origins manifest in persistent difficulties with human social norms and stilted speech patterns or stuttering, intentionally left partially unrepaired by Lemon to preserve memories; this later evolves into unpredictable vocal fluctuations during combat. She forms a close bond with Excellen Browning, calling her "Ex-Oneesama". Misunderstandings of human idioms and vulnerability to sensory overload, like fainting from poorly prepared food or drinks, highlight her non-human traits. Despite these quirks, her exceptional piloting skills and technological proficiency earn her team's respect.
Her story intensifies during Original Generation Gaiden. Attending an exhibition for Bartoll units, Lamia is abducted and forcibly integrated as the core of the ODE System, stripped and bound while enduring mental domination that allows mass-produced Bartolls to replicate her combat abilities. Briefly resisting through Kyosuke Nanbu's encouragement, she is recaptured by Duminas. Reprogrammed into a state recalling her W17 identity, she pilots Juergen's Valsion Custom CF against former allies. Axel Almer intervenes during a self-destruct sequence (Code: ATA), using Code: DTD to reset her memories to their pre-brainwashed state, severing Duminas's control. Lamia subsequently grapples with lingering trauma and questions about her humanity, withdrawing emotionally even during celebrations.
Post-Gaiden, Lamia stabilizes as a member of the Aggressors unit under Kai Kitamura, transitioning from piloting her signature Angelg to a Guarlion, though temporarily reverting to Angelg during the Cry Wolves' rescue. By Second Original Generation, she focuses on duties, assisting in conflicts against factions like the Gaia Sabers and aiding Axel Almer against Duvan Org. Later, she supports Ariel Org, another artificial bioroid with a limited lifespan, by allowing Professor Eric Wong to study her W-Number architecture for solutions, reflecting her team integration and resilience.
Physically noted for "gentle beauty" and a prominent physique, earning the informal nickname "Boing-chan," her theme music is "Ash to Ash." She pilots units like the Vysaga in specific missions. Her android origins grant superhuman durability, surviving simultaneous strikes from skilled martial artists, yet unconventional weaknesses like susceptibility to toxins or potent tastes persist.