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Line 82: As the Bounty Hunter, he piloted the distinctive green ''[[Marauder]]'' of that identity.<ref>''Heir to the Dragon'', p. 231</ref> As the Bounty Hunter, he piloted the distinctive green ''[[Marauder]]'' of that identity.<ref>''Heir to the Dragon'', p. 231</ref> − ==Behind the Scenes==+ ==Notes and Speculation== − In [[MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries#The Dragon.27s Gambit|''MechWarrior 5: The Dragon's Gambit'']], Michi Noketsuna was voiced by [[Brent Mukai]].<ref name=MW5Mc>''MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries'', closing credits</ref> − − ==Notes== − ===Speculation=== * It was speculated that Noketsuna had become involved in a relationship with a Dragoon officer, a Lieutenant [[Alice Sumner]] whom he met in 3024. Lieutenant Sumner was killed during the fighting on Misery.<ref name=HW39/><ref>''Wolves on the Border'', pp. 89–90</ref> * It was speculated that Noketsuna had become involved in a relationship with a Dragoon officer, a Lieutenant [[Alice Sumner]] whom he met in 3024. Lieutenant Sumner was killed during the fighting on Misery.<ref name=HW39/><ref>''Wolves on the Border'', pp. 89–90</ref> * Noketsuna's injuries on Misery were very serious. Although he would eventually make a full recovery, his left eye was lost. His later activities indicated that this did not limit him, however.<ref name=HW39/> * Noketsuna's injuries on Misery were very serious. Although he would eventually make a full recovery, his left eye was lost. His later activities indicated that this did not limit him, however.<ref name=HW39/> Line 92:
Line 88: * There is actually no tangible proof that Takashi Kurita deliberately engineered the escalation between Wolf's Dragoons and House Kurita. Takashi Kurita denied this when confronted in person by Jaime Wolf at Hanse Davion's wedding. According to the novel ''Wolves on the Border'' he merely wanted Warlord Samsonov to tie the Dragoons to the Combine permanently. The decision to destroy the Dragoons when they resisted the attempt was apparently made by Samsonov (and his aide Jerry Akuma). The impression is given that Takashi Kurita was unhappy with Samsonov's initiative and the escalation it brought but felt it was too late to stop him, which may or may not be the actual truth of the matter. * There is actually no tangible proof that Takashi Kurita deliberately engineered the escalation between Wolf's Dragoons and House Kurita. Takashi Kurita denied this when confronted in person by Jaime Wolf at Hanse Davion's wedding. According to the novel ''Wolves on the Border'' he merely wanted Warlord Samsonov to tie the Dragoons to the Combine permanently. The decision to destroy the Dragoons when they resisted the attempt was apparently made by Samsonov (and his aide Jerry Akuma). The impression is given that Takashi Kurita was unhappy with Samsonov's initiative and the escalation it brought but felt it was too late to stop him, which may or may not be the actual truth of the matter. − ===Discrepancies===+ ==Discrepancies== * There is a discrepancy as to when Noketsuna actually stepped down as Warlord of Dieron. According to multiple reference sources, he still held the position as late as 3054.<ref name=HW39/><ref name=20YU /> In the novel ''Wolf Pack'', however, it is strongly implied he stepped down within a few years of the War of 3039. It is also stated that he had not even been seen in the Combine since [[3052]].<ref>''Wolf Pack'', p. 63</ref> * There is a discrepancy as to when Noketsuna actually stepped down as Warlord of Dieron. According to multiple reference sources, he still held the position as late as 3054.<ref name=HW39/><ref name=20YU /> In the novel ''Wolf Pack'', however, it is strongly implied he stepped down within a few years of the War of 3039. It is also stated that he had not even been seen in the Combine since [[3052]].<ref>''Wolf Pack'', p. 63</ref> * There is a further discrepancy as to how long Noketsuna was in command of Wolfnet. According to a report on the War of 3039 prepared by General [[Caradoc Trevena]] of the [[Star League Defense Force]], Noketsuna was still in charge of the intelligence agency as of 3067.<ref name=HW39/> However, in an Intelligence Briefing on Covert Agencies dated that same year, Colonel [[Pietr Shadd]], who had years earlier been listed as head of the Special Recon Group,<ref name=MH /> is listed as being in command of the agency, with no mention of Noketsuna.<ref>''A Guide to Covert Ops'', p. 101</ref> * There is a further discrepancy as to how long Noketsuna was in command of Wolfnet. According to a report on the War of 3039 prepared by General [[Caradoc Trevena]] of the [[Star League Defense Force]], Noketsuna was still in charge of the intelligence agency as of 3067.<ref name=HW39/> However, in an Intelligence Briefing on Covert Agencies dated that same year, Colonel [[Pietr Shadd]], who had years earlier been listed as head of the Special Recon Group,<ref name=MH /> is listed as being in command of the agency, with no mention of Noketsuna.<ref>''A Guide to Covert Ops'', p. 101</ref> Line 108:
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As the Bounty Hunter, he piloted the distinctive green ''[[Marauder]]'' of that identity.<ref>''Heir to the Dragon'', p. 231</ref> | As the Bounty Hunter, he piloted the distinctive green ''[[Marauder]]'' of that identity.<ref>''Heir to the Dragon'', p. 231</ref> | ||
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* It was speculated that Noketsuna had become involved in a relationship with a Dragoon officer, a Lieutenant [[Alice Sumner]] whom he met in 3024. Lieutenant Sumner was killed during the fighting on Misery.<ref name=HW39/><ref>''Wolves on the Border'', pp. 89–90</ref> | * It was speculated that Noketsuna had become involved in a relationship with a Dragoon officer, a Lieutenant [[Alice Sumner]] whom he met in 3024. Lieutenant Sumner was killed during the fighting on Misery.<ref name=HW39/><ref>''Wolves on the Border'', pp. 89–90</ref> | ||
* Noketsuna's injuries on Misery were very serious. Although he would eventually make a full recovery, his left eye was lost. His later activities indicated that this did not limit him, however.<ref name=HW39/> | * Noketsuna's injuries on Misery were very serious. Although he would eventually make a full recovery, his left eye was lost. His later activities indicated that this did not limit him, however.<ref name=HW39/> | ||
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* There is actually no tangible proof that Takashi Kurita deliberately engineered the escalation between Wolf's Dragoons and House Kurita. Takashi Kurita denied this when confronted in person by Jaime Wolf at Hanse Davion's wedding. According to the novel ''Wolves on the Border'' he merely wanted Warlord Samsonov to tie the Dragoons to the Combine permanently. The decision to destroy the Dragoons when they resisted the attempt was apparently made by Samsonov (and his aide Jerry Akuma). The impression is given that Takashi Kurita was unhappy with Samsonov's initiative and the escalation it brought but felt it was too late to stop him, which may or may not be the actual truth of the matter. | * There is actually no tangible proof that Takashi Kurita deliberately engineered the escalation between Wolf's Dragoons and House Kurita. Takashi Kurita denied this when confronted in person by Jaime Wolf at Hanse Davion's wedding. According to the novel ''Wolves on the Border'' he merely wanted Warlord Samsonov to tie the Dragoons to the Combine permanently. The decision to destroy the Dragoons when they resisted the attempt was apparently made by Samsonov (and his aide Jerry Akuma). The impression is given that Takashi Kurita was unhappy with Samsonov's initiative and the escalation it brought but felt it was too late to stop him, which may or may not be the actual truth of the matter. | ||
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* There is a discrepancy as to when Noketsuna actually stepped down as Warlord of Dieron. According to multiple reference sources, he still held the position as late as 3054.<ref name=HW39/><ref name=20YU /> In the novel ''Wolf Pack'', however, it is strongly implied he stepped down within a few years of the War of 3039. It is also stated that he had not even been seen in the Combine since [[3052]].<ref>''Wolf Pack'', p. 63</ref> | * There is a discrepancy as to when Noketsuna actually stepped down as Warlord of Dieron. According to multiple reference sources, he still held the position as late as 3054.<ref name=HW39/><ref name=20YU /> In the novel ''Wolf Pack'', however, it is strongly implied he stepped down within a few years of the War of 3039. It is also stated that he had not even been seen in the Combine since [[3052]].<ref>''Wolf Pack'', p. 63</ref> | ||
* There is a further discrepancy as to how long Noketsuna was in command of Wolfnet. According to a report on the War of 3039 prepared by General [[Caradoc Trevena]] of the [[Star League Defense Force]], Noketsuna was still in charge of the intelligence agency as of 3067.<ref name=HW39/> However, in an Intelligence Briefing on Covert Agencies dated that same year, Colonel [[Pietr Shadd]], who had years earlier been listed as head of the Special Recon Group,<ref name=MH /> is listed as being in command of the agency, with no mention of Noketsuna.<ref>''A Guide to Covert Ops'', p. 101</ref> | * There is a further discrepancy as to how long Noketsuna was in command of Wolfnet. According to a report on the War of 3039 prepared by General [[Caradoc Trevena]] of the [[Star League Defense Force]], Noketsuna was still in charge of the intelligence agency as of 3067.<ref name=HW39/> However, in an Intelligence Briefing on Covert Agencies dated that same year, Colonel [[Pietr Shadd]], who had years earlier been listed as head of the Special Recon Group,<ref name=MH /> is listed as being in command of the agency, with no mention of Noketsuna.<ref>''A Guide to Covert Ops'', p. 101</ref> | ||
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* ''[[Historical Turning Points: Misery]]'' | * ''[[Historical Turning Points: Misery]]'' | ||
* ''[[Historical: War of 3039]]'' | * ''[[Historical: War of 3039]]'' | ||
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* ''[[Mercenary's Handbook 3055]]'' | * ''[[Mercenary's Handbook 3055]]'' | ||
* ''[[Objective Raids]]'' | * ''[[Objective Raids]]'' | ||