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In the Cosmic Era fictional universe of Gundam Seed, Lieutenant (later Lieutenant Commander) Murrue Ramius (voiced by Kotono Mitsuishi) is the captain of the Earth Alliance spaceship Archangel, after the original command crew is killed in a ZAFT assault on the Heliopolis space colony. According to some sources she was a school teacher before the war, who held a reserve commission in the Earth Forces. She was a mobile armor pilot for part of the war, until her boyfriend was killed in battle. Assuming command at the suggestion of Ensign Natarle Badgiruel, Lt. Ramius is shown to be a competent commanding officer with an excellent intuitive grasp of her crew's and her ship's capabilities. Promoted to Lt. Commander when Archangel rendezvouses with Rear Admiral Lewis Halberton's 8th Fleet, she descends to the planet's surface and lands in Africa, fighting her way through ZAFT forces commanded by Andrew Waltfeld (AKA "Desert Tiger"). The battered assault ship finally makes its way to Alaska, arriving several months after leaving Heliopolis (including an extended repair stopover in the Orb Union).
Captain Ramius deserts the Alliance forces after the Atlantic Federation's betrayal at JOSH-A (they had left her with a largely Eurasian defense force to die, judging Archangel's crew "tainted" by contact with Coordinator pilot Kira Yamato). Reunited with Yamato - now piloting the ZGMF-X10A Freedom Gundam - Ramius and Archangel join the Orb Union's forces to try to repel the Alliance at the Battle of Orb. At that battle's end, Archangel and Kusanagi are launched into space to prevent ZAFT and Earth from finally destroying each other and humanity.
Murrue Ramius also has a relationship (somehow) with Mwu La Fllaga (who is killed in a battle later).
In Gundam Seed Destiny, episode 8, Murrue Ramius appears in Orb, and presents herself as Maria Vernes of Morgenroete's Shipbuilding Section B. She meets with Talia Gladys, being responsible for the repairs of the Minerva.
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