Carter". Though he primarily he is quite ruthless and probably insane. Voiced by Chō in Japanese. Sameggi: An officer and Baan's assistant. Though he admires his superior to some extent, Baan's racist views and his increasingly alarming antics force him to reconsider. Voiced by Fumihiko Tachiki in Japanese. Cindy Fiorentino: An Earthling journalist reporting about poor conditions in Mars, she fancies herself a courageous reporter who will stop at nothing to get "exciting" news. Voiced by Rumi Ochiai in Japanese. Raiah: A self-proclaimed "Mars 1st" broker, he is the one who asks James to deliver a mystery package in the first episode. The mystery client specifically requested James for the job. The Links family eventually encounter him again on Mars. Voiced by Kozo Shioya in Japanese. ISIS (A.I.): Dolores' "other" personality. It is much more brutal and capable than Dolores, fighting until all enemy units are damaged or killed, and displaying no emotion or other interests all the while. It is only dominant over Dolores's normal personality when she is in mortal danger. Episodes 1. "James' Misfortune " 2. "Elevator of Capital Punishment" 3. "Leon's Choice" 4. "Final Countdown" 5. "A Runaway Trip to Death" 6. "Get Away" 7. "Untouchable" 8. "The Grave of Humanity" 9. "Lost in Space" 10. "Total Recall" 11. "Tight Rope" 12. "Die Hard" 13. "Red Desert" 14. "Rebecca" 15. "Container for Sand" 16. "Massive Illusion" 17. "Family Game" 18. "Showdown at Noon" 19. "The Time of Reunion" 20. "Upheaval" 21. "Set Course for North North West" 22. "Clash" 23. "Goodbye Mars" 24. "Vanishing Point" 25. "Sorrowing Angel" 26. "Farewell to Arms" See also List of television shows based on video games External links Official site Dolores, i 2001 anime television series debuts 2001 Japanese television series endings Adventure anime and manga Animax original programming Anime television series based on video games Comedy anime and manga Mecha anime and manga Mars in television Sunrise (company)