ミトロフ・ストロガノフ Age: 37 |
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One of the head sailors on the steamship Alaclear. Witness of DGS-2. Personality: Mitrov is blunt and easily angered, and takes his job extremely seriously. While he does have a soft spot for those close to him, he tends not to show it.
Spoiler: DGS-2
Name Origin: Japanese: From "meatloaf stroganoff", matching Dmitri and Nikomina's names.
Spoiler: DGS-2
Background: Mitrov has been a sailor on the Alaclear for several years, and while he's far from being captain, he's well-respected by his crew.
Spoiler: DGS-2
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グリムズビー・ロイロット Age: ?? |
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A secretive old man traveling aboard the steamship Alaclear. Witness of DGS-2. Personality: Roylott is stubborn and secretive, refusing to talk to anyone unless they're able to drive him into a corner first. Roylott was one of the first characters developed for DGS; he was presented alongside Ryuunosuke and Holmes as part of Takumi's pitch for the game, then in a state no more developed than "a Russian man hiding something from the duo."
Spoiler: DGS-2
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ニコミナ・ボルシビッチ Age: 15 |
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A young ballet dancer who recently fled Russia and is traveling aboard the Alaclear. Witness of DGS-2. Personality: Nikomina is timid and a bit paranoid after her escape from Russia, and as such views most everyone with suspicion, particularly Ryuu. It doesn't take very long talking to her to realize that she's entirely out of her depth.
Spoiler: DGS-2
Name Origin: Japanese: Her first name comes from "nikomi", meaning stew (matching Dmitri and Mitrov). Her last name appears to be drawn from "borscht" and "Bolshevik". Background: Nikomina is a world-famous ballerina known for her performances with the Novovic Ballet, a famous Russian troupe. However, shortly before DGS-2, she fled the country and boarded the Alaclear to make her way to America.
Spoiler: DGS-2
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デミトリ・デミグラスキー Age: ?? |
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A Russian revolutionary said to have recently fled the country, and a background character in DGS. Personality: Apparently surprisingly down-to-earth for a revolutionary and actually quite accomodating, particularly when the subject involves bullets or rebellions. |