Marc Godart (マーク・ゴダート Māku Godāto )[3] is one of the two protagonists in Time Crisis 5. As a next-generation V.S.S.E. agent partnered with Luke O'Neil, Marc is supported in the air by Catherine Ricci. Marc takes control as Player 2.
Appearance[]
Marc has black semi-short wavy hair and blue eyes.
Marc wears a white long sleeved collared button shirt that is opened around his chest covered by a blue single-breasted notched lapel coat. He wears white pants with bold dark gray stripes. His left thigh houses four gun magazines while his right thigh houses a gun holster. There are two black belts with silver buckles around the waist and partially covered by the coat. He also wears white shoes.
Overview[]
Luke and Marc are well-known in the V.S.S.E. for having superhuman speed. To ensure newer agents are capable of meeting more stringent challenges against tougher enemies, Luke and Marc are issued with gas-actuated pistols (a V.S.S.E.-modified IMI Desert Eagle Mark XIX) carrying 9 .50 AE rounds per magazine in addition to the required battery and aptitude-oriented Crisis Mission training.
Luke and Marc were at a hotel to help their direct officer, Robert Baxter retrieve a silver briefcase (under possession by Wild Dog) left behind by a murdered V.S.S.E. auditor three months prior to the events of the game. When Luke and Marc attacked the drudges, cover was blown, and the agents had to fight Wild Dog throughout the air and land with helicopters and motorcycles. Wild Dog ejected the briefcase out-of-range before blowing himself up for the fourth time.
The briefcase was retrieved by Keith Martin in a deserted island containing Wild Dog's factory as one of its facilities, and its contents are data revealing that their superior Robert is the traitor among the V.S.S.E.. With Keith taking over as the partners' direct officer, Luke and Marc eventually put a stop to the now treacherous Robert's madness as they send him falling off a cargo plane ready to fire a drug-filled missile, but not before Robert shoots the plane's engine to send it crashing down into the ocean. Before stopping Robert, Luke and Marc had to fight Wild Fang, who is armed with a modified right leg which can fire missiles and solar generators attached to his back which can create a solar energy orb, inside a cave.
Personality[]
As the second youngest protagonist of the series, Marc is a complex V.S.S.E. agent. His personality is a combination of Wesley Lambert and Giorgio Bruno. He is more cautious in surprise situations than his own partner Luke, warning him not to "count his chickens" after destroying the tactical missile that was about to be launched on the roof. Marc is also calmer than Luke, who, in contrast, is overly impatient and desperate as per Keith.
Gameplay[]
- Marc's starting ammunition capacity for each weapon with limited ammunition is as follows: 100 machine gun rounds, 10 shotgun shells and 1 grenade. Maximum ammunition capacity of each weapon with limited ammunition is as follows: 180 machine gun rounds, 20 shotgun shells and 2 grenades. In addition, all weapons are refilled, if there is less than starting amount after a stage is completed, up to starting ammunition capacity.
- Ammunition capacity for handgun in "Move Event" and "Crisis Event" is infinite (not requiring to reload) at the expense of not being able to use the pedal (only important in "Crisis Event" as none of the enemies attacks and any fired projectiles will not hit the player in a successfully executed "Move Event").
Quotes[]
Stage 2 Area 3[]
Japanese version | Rōmaji translation | English version | Remarks |
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まだだ! | Mada da! | Don't count your chickens... | Marc Godart, when Wild Dog begins to escape in an armored vehicle |
Stage 3 Area 3[]
Japanese version | Rōmaji translation | English version | Remarks |
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おとなしく |
Oto nashi ku dete koi! | Show yourself! And no funny business! | Marc Godart, ordering Wild Dog to surrender the briefcase after the latter is defeated |
Stage 5 Area 1[]
Japanese version | Rōmaji translation | English version | Remarks |
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(ルーク: キャサリン |
(Rūku: Kysarin uragiri mono ha Robāto datta) Ore tachi ha kore kara Kīsu to issho ni Robāto wo o'u | (Luke: Cathy, Robert was the one behind all this!) We're following after him with Keith. | Marc Godart, after learning that his negotiator Robert Baxter is the V.S.S.E. traitor |
Trivia[]
- Marc resembles Jay from Rolling Thunder 3, a Time Crisis predecessor game also created by Namco.
- Luke and Marc, like Keith and Robert, are dispatched with only handguns while obtaining other weapons from the enemy. Unlike Keith and Robert, Luke and Marc kept most of their commandeered weapons throughout the mission with only the sniper rifle discarded after all the sentries are eliminated (the former two agents only used the submachine guns against wheeled armored vehicles).
- Luke and Marc are the second protagonists who have commandeered weapons permanently added to the player arsenal. The first is William Rush from Time Crisis 4 who commandeered a grenade launcher while heading to Pier 5.
Voice Actor Connection[]
- Marc's English voice actor (Eric Kelso) was previously the voice of Paul Phoenix from Tekken 4, Tekken 5, Tekken 3D: Prime Edition and the battle voice of said character in Tekken 6. He was also previously the voice of Jacky Bryant since Virtua Fighter 3, and previously the English voices of Clark Still and Benimaru Nikaidou from The King of Fighters XII.
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References[]
- ↑ Time Crisis 5 credits, Japanese voice actors
- ↑ Time Crisis 5 credits, English voice actors
- ↑ Time Crisis 5 official site, Marc Godart official profile (Japanese)