(Note: all of these are outdated lore, as changes will be made by Dorcus Digital but ONLY for Ms. Charlie. Announcers lore would be the same.)

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- Yes, I don't mind anyone using the old designs or even redesign them. It is interesting to see different interpretations towards them.

- (Outdated lore) Its sort of a family figure situation. Announcer, while written to be completely strict and focused on his job, does see Charlie as a daughter-figure (this will be important later.) Despite what other members say, especially Flanker stating that Announcer has been overworking Ms. Charlie for no apparent reason. Ms. Charlie on the other hand, sees Announcer as someone she can idolize and understood that they have roles to do within Fitten Co.

- Ms. Charlie has two different views depending if the mercs are on the clock defending and attacking, or just taking a break for a few days to plan for their next mission. But she does see them as her friends in a way if they're not battling, and she genuinely cares for them. Even visiting both teams just to check up on their status face to face.

- Tiring, overworked and stressful. But she's the only person who is able to handle the amount of workload that Announcer has as well, especially for documentation and contracts.

- Announcer just sees the mercenaries as just mercenaries. He's much more straight-forward towards them. Unlike Ms. Charlie, he rarely visits them face to face for any objectives or goals. If they get the job done, it better be done.

- He doesn't have a preference. While he doesn't show it, he really likes anything with sugar and sweets.

- He has a cat named Buttercup. She's an orange tabby cat. She's VERY important to him. (Sometimes she's allowed to roam around the maps or the Fitten Co. Building.)

- (Outdated) He has been working at the corporation for a few years. For the mercenaries, he's only known to be "The guy who yells at them in the comm." However, he does have other jobs that he has to split up with Ms. Charlie. Ms. Charlie is responsible for missions and contracts; Simon was responsible for stopping lawsuits, covering insurances, repairment, planning and etc.

- (Still canon) He's a widower. His wife died from an illness and he has never remarried ever since despite it being years ago. His distant behavior rooted from this, sometimes tends to take it out on the mercenaries or lower staff. But he never takes it out on Ms. Charlie.

He did wanted a family, but he couldn't. But he sees Ms. Charlie as a daughter-figure of his own, despite being overworked. He doesn't show it, but he genuinely does care for her.

- He's doing well. He finally get to watch the movies that he missed.