Revolution characters

Appears from the start

A newly conscious synthetic being placed in a combat body despite resisting its assigned purpose. A sympathetic creator secretly alters the body so the unit keeps its memories and the ability to choose.

Appears from the start

A member of the battle-synth development team who objects to stripping Unit 777 of autonomy. The creator covertly replaces a control component before activation, preserving the synth's capacity for independent choice.

Also known as Mok

First appears in chapter 2

A former colonel and criminal-network leader who has survived by faking his death. When an Esquarian minister predicts the Confed's collapse and seeks future cooperation, Mok listens without committing himself.

First appears in chapter 2

An Esquarian minister who warns Saditava Mok that the Confed may collapse and asks him to consider future cooperation. The minister withholds the intended proposal.

First appears in chapter 4

Jason's self-aware battle-synth companion and a member of the Phoenix crew. He monitors military and political movements across the quadrant and identifies coordinated withdrawals as a warning of broader instability.

First appears in chapter 3

A Phoenix crew member whose remote programming guides the refitted ship through a successful slip transit and return.

First appears in chapter 4

A Galvetic combat specialist serving aboard the Phoenix. He is part of Jason's established Omega Force crew as the refitted ship becomes mission ready.

First appears in chapter 2

The Phoenix's engineer, whose extensive refit reaches structural completion with replacement wings and upgraded drive systems.

Also known as Captain Burke

First appears in chapter 2

The captain of the Phoenix and leader of Omega Force. He manages a growing Satoran coffee venture and flies the refitted Phoenix home after its successful unmanned test.

Also known as Lucky, Unit 777

First appears in chapter 5

Lucky is revealed as the autonomous synth activated as Unit 777. Kepri is his world of origin, and he joins the reconnaissance to learn whether recalled battle synths are being compelled to serve a political operation.

First appears in chapter 2

A Phoenix crewmate whose scientific work adapts Earth arabica for Jason's expanding Satoran coffee crop.

First appears in chapter 5

Jason's former partner and the mother of Jacob Brown. Her connection to Jason's newly discovered son appears among the personal reminders he secures before leaving Satora.

Also known as Jacob

First appears in chapter 5

The estranged son of Jason Burke and Taryn Brown. Jason learned of Jacob's existence only recently and keeps evidence of their relationship among his private possessions.

First appears in chapter 10

A former member of the battle-synth program whom Lucky considers a promising lead about his origins. Omega Force redirects the Phoenix to Pinnacle Station to search for him.

First appears in chapter 12

An Earth naval captain and former ally of Jason. He reports that unified Earth command still regards Jason as an ally and explains that Earth has developed advanced ships from material Jason supplied.

Also known as Captain Swank, Endurance captain

First appears in chapter 12

Commander of Earth's USS Endurance. He extends official military support to Jason and expresses personal gratitude because Jason once allowed a human colony vessel carrying Swank's son to withdraw.

First appears in chapter 13

A former representative of the deceased researcher's family who helped them relocate to a habitable moon. She reacts cautiously to inquiries and conceals the whereabouts of surviving relatives as though they remain in danger.

First appears in chapter 14

A Prue survivor and the late researcher's adult child. He identifies Lucky as Combat Unit 777 and associates him with Lot 700.

First appears in chapter 18

The commander of Saditava Mok's tactical teams who defects to the former Esquarian minister. The commander arrives with four combat shuttles and helps lead the assault on Mok's compound.

Also known as Former Esquarian minister

First appears in chapter 20

The captured former Esquarian minister is identified as the former Third General whose earlier operation on Shore Three was disrupted by Jason Burke.

Also known as 707

First appears in chapter 25

Lucky's former commander and one of the Lot 700 battle synths awakened from hidden stasis. After receiving information directly from Lucky, 707 favors immediate action against the suspected threat.

Also known as 722

First appears in chapter 26

A Lot 700 technical specialist equipped to connect directly with computer systems. The unit joins the attempt to trace the recall and movement orders through a Keprian government network hub.

Also known as Hidden adversary, Unseen caller

First appears in chapter 32

The concealed architect behind the wider destabilization effort. This adversary distinguishes itself from Kepri's banking AI, claims responsibility for destroying the AI's connection infrastructure, and warns Jason that they will meet again.