Minor Characters/New Blood

Frances Chen

Affiliation: Concordia Medical Institute VA: ? (EN)/Matsuri Kawatoko (JP)

Info: A doctor at Concordia who first appears in episode 2-2, in which she requests Markus' help when a disheveled drug addict, who later turns out to be Jean-Paul Massey, tries to get a painkiller prescription from her. She had seen him wandering around the building and offered to help him, but turned him away when he told her he needed drugs. She later reports him to security. She then leaves after wishing Markus luck on his operation, and potentially considers him as her assistant. She appears again in episode 2-5, informing Markus and Valerie that someone will be paying them a visit soon, snidely commenting that maybe Rousseau would let them know about it. She also appears if the player fails operations 2-3 and 2-5.

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Chandler Forbes

Role: Patient VA: Mona Marshall (EN)/? (JP)

Info: Chandler Forbes (チャンドラー・フォーブス) , age 11, is the son of a millionaire and is first mentioned by Markus Vaughn as complaining of the low cost of his appendicitis procedure (as well as fitting the role of a trust fund brat perfectly), since his friend's hernia operation cost $40,000 and that he doesn't want to be "outdone". He thus refuses the procedure until Valerie Blaylock offers to raise the procedure's price by suggesting he donate a significant portion to Oliver McHale's appendicitis treatment, therefore raising his bill to which he consents to the operation.

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George Marshall

Affiliation: Deputy Secretary: Department of Homeland Security

Info: (ジョージ・マーシャル) Collapsed from intra-axial hemorrhaging, and a previous admission revealed that a brain stimulation was preformed to treat his dystonia. A hippocampus chip was implanted per his request as to retain his memory, with it being augmented.

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Kidman

Affiliation: Parnassus (Recruited), Kidman Mafia Family (Formally) VA: Doug Erholtz (EN)/Wotoya Kawano (JP)

Info: [JP] (ザカリア・キッドマン / Zachariah Kidman) Age 37, serves a role as the main influence in the group Parnassus. His appearance is that of ordinary formal wear save for the disguise consisting of a bizarrely dyed and styled wig, the amount of varying pins and decorations fastened to the suit's jacket and what seems to be a decorative mask ontop a brown colored full-face cloth covering. He seems to acts haughty and is quick to make brash remarks, which highlights his overall personality as being somewhat aggravating. The occasional display of a childish mean streak earned him "The Kid" as a nickname. Despite this he is intelligent, cunning, and intuitive- inclined to use others to further his goals as Phoenix mentioned "being tricked" in episode 6-6.

Profile: Being born into a mafia family, he grew to become a doctor and then was recruited for the army to fight in an undocumented war. Along this process, he seemingly "fell into the wrong crowd" which in turn became a black market arms dealer and was interested in using and selling biological weapons. Shortly after Professor Wilkens was cured of the Stigma infecting him, Kidman was ordered to kidnap him and steal data relating to Stigma research, then setting fire to his office. With the help of Master Vakhushti, a mind control device was installed on Wilkens’s brain, causing him to assist the group with his Stigma research and development. Later on, members of the group kidnap Markus Vaughn, Valerie Blaylock, and Elena Salazar, in order to help him test the new Stigma Onyx. After failing to convince them to help him conduct further biological experiments, he locks them in a slowly flooding cell, thinking that they will eventually cooperate. After the surgeons escape, he and his henchman go to Culuruma and aid the guerrilla leader Ramsey Ramirez in their rebellion against the government in hopes of obtaining the mining rights to the Culurium mines (said material is crucial in the creation of Stigma). After the raid on Wanadeo Base, he was ultimately killed by the government forces. His liver was eventually used to save the surviving Ramsey and Phoenix. Trivia As a result of English localization, for some reason his first name, Zachariah, isn't given and is simply referred to by his surname which can cause confusion. Only then does the Japanese version of the game refers to him using his full name, especially the website's downloadable wallpapers and in-game's staffroll listing it out.

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Leland Phoenix

Affiliation: Parnassus (Recruited) VA: Yuri Lowenthal (EN)/? (JP)

Info: Leland Phoenix (レランド・フェニックス) serves a secondary role in the group Parnassus. Phoenix's appearance is that of ordinary formal wear, save for the disguise consisting of a bizarrely dyed and styled wig and what seems to be a decorative mask ontop a brown colored full-face cloth covering. Being the main influence he presents himself as someone not to be messed with, words and attitude being direct, straightforward and forceful with any orders he gives out, intolerant with any failure.

Profile: First appears in episode 5-4, checking up on the kidnapped Markus and Valerie, in which he assigns varying operations to the two, forcing them to assist in researching Stigma. Constantly in cooperation with Kidman, he exchanges varying bouts of info and steps up for his role if need be. His final appearance is in episode 6-6, where he is heavily injured by the guerilla's attacks, promptly dying afterwards.

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Jean-Paul Massey

Affiliation: Parnassus (Recruited) VA: ? (EN)/Daisuke Kirii (JP)

Info: Jean-Paul Massey (ジョンポール・マッシー) is the low agent for the Parnassus group, first appearing to pose as an addict in episode 2-2, attempting to ask for drugs from Chen in the Concordia Medical Institute. Later in episode 5-5 ambushes and kidnaps Markus, Valerie and Elena posing as a threat and forcing them into the group's car. Throughout their captivity he occasionally supplies them with necessary equipment. Later on he betrays his group's trust by trying to level the financial gain from Stigma, resulting in Leland shooting him with a shotgun and the surgeons having to save his life without stablizer medication and limited antibiotic gel.

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Sister Catherine Jackson

Info: (キャサリン・ジャクソン)

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Military Leaders

Affiliation: Culuruma

Info: Ramsey Ramirez (ラムゼイ・ラミレズ) Major General commander for the Culuruma Liberation Front, a military force. Later on sustains serious injuries in battle, with him then going into hiding. Roberto Lopez Second in command for the Culuruma Liberation Front, bearing the rank of Sergeant.

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NB/Others

Role: Patient, Various

Info: Chloe Nichols (クロエ・ニコルス) A minor patient with a faulty pacemaker in episode 2-2, stated by Wilkens to be a preparation for what's more to come. Enrique Alvarez (エンリケ・ アルヴァレズ) A patient starring in the TV show "Miracle Surgery". First introduced as having trouble with tumors, as well as complications with his heart and lungs. Due to difficulties being operated he decided to take his chances to be on air. He also stated that he's greatful for the show to cover his treatment, as well as entrusting Leonardo with his life. Erik Hayes Erik Hayes is an helicopter pilot who transports injured patients to Montgomery Memorial Hospital in Fairbanks, Alaska. Eugene Carlton (ユージーン・カールトン) Appears first in Montgomery Memorial, complaining about treatment and if he had the money he would have gone to a "real" hospital. After being treated of tumors his attitude changes, stating that his next visit would request them both. Gloria Mendes (グロリア・メンデス) Deputy Secretary for the Department of Defense, assists George Marshall with his information and tasks. Koshiro Tsuji (コジロー・ツジ) Kanae Tsuji's cousin and one of the patients being transferred was in serious condition, having suffered multiple injuries in a car crash. As he came in, she scolded him for not being careful. Trevor McHale Seen in one scene where he cannot afford his son's operation price, but due to an "anonymous" donation coerced from Forbes covers most his son's cost. He is then ushered off afterwards, stated that he obtain health insurance. Rosie Garcia A minor character appearance after episode 2-3, in respite after concluding Ricardo Garcia's operation. Rose Deveraux (ローズ・デヴェロー) Because of her ties to the mafia, she states that many people wish for her death if she makes the decision to leave her mansion. After the operation she discloses the property location, thanking Markus and Valerie afterwards. Thor Gunderson (トール・ガンダーソン) Nicknamed "The Hammer" by other players. A hockey player who was injured while in a game. Juan Velazquez A minor character which appears in episode 6-3, Arbel Village. Pepita (ペピータ) A 5 year-old dog given to Markus and Valerie as a gift from the President Moreno. During the exploration of a Culurium mine, was shot with a shotgun while protecting them both and has led to an operation that required either the two to remove the shotgun pellets, suture the wounds and recover the dog's pulse with the defibrillator several times. It later recovers and with its help, the military was able to track down their targets. Trivia It is the first animal to be operated on in the Trauma Center series, the second being Chloe, a cat in Trauma Team. However, Pepita is also the only known dog to be operated on. The operation on Pepita was foreshadowed in chapter 4-2, when Markus, Valerie, Elena were discussing the surgery that Valerie's ex-boyfriend Denny had called them in for. Markus was displeased because the Denny was a veterinarian and the patient was a dog. Valerie tries to rescue the situation by saying that what they learned is sure to come in handy some day.

Sprites: Chloe Nichols Eugene Carlton Rose Deveraux 'Pepita' Others Gloria Mendes Koshiro Tsuji Enrique Alvarez Trevor McHale Rosie Garcia Thor Gunderson Juan Velazquez Erik Hayes