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The Brigadier
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Any senior military person in a sci-fi drama who is a good guy. Will sometimes be skeptical of the existence of the Monster of the Week. When convinced and facing the current menace, Five Rounds Rapid is usually his default response to deal with it. However, when that fails, he is generally ready to admit when he is wrong and is immediately open to other ways to handle the situation. By senior, we mean someone above the rank of Colonel or naval Captain. Often, The Brigadier is also a Reasonable Authority Figure. Often paired with a Technical Pacifist main character, either to prove that violence wouldn't solve the problem anyway or to allow the Technical Pacifist to have someone else fire the guns. A natural employment for an Officer and a Gentleman. See also: Four-Star Badass. The law-enforcement equivalent is The Commissioner Gordon. Contrast General Ripper, Insane Admiral. In the rankings of Authority Tropes, the next lower step is Colonel Badass and The Captain. The next steps up are the Four-Star Badass, The Caligula, The Good Chancellor, Evil Chancellor, Standard Royal Court, and Decadent Court. Note that The Brigadier is not necessarily a Brigadier (as in General), but may have any number of stars. |
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General Darnell, Steve Trevor's superior officer in the USAAF and later USAF in Wonder Woman (1942), in which he has to deal with Amazons, magical enemies, and superpowered allies and foes. | |
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Starting in Wonder Woman (1987), Steve himself becomes a D.E.O. officer after leaving the Air Force, at eventually replacing Sarge Steel as the head of the D.M.A. in Wonder Woman (2006). | |
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Many of the military-types appearing in the Lord Darcy stories are this sort of character, particularly the Naval officers. Subverted by Commander Lord Ashley of "Too Many Magicians", who turned out to be the killer. | |
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General Flagg in the first season of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero. Obviously, Duke and Flint also count, though they're lower down the totem pole. The third season introduced Hawk (an actual brigadier general). | |
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Although she doesn't show up very often, Bravestarr has Commander Kane. | |
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In Starship Troopers: Invasion, General Johnny Rico fills this role, and leads The Cavalry to save the heroes in the film's climax. | |
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Almost all of the military staff on the side of good in Fullmetal Alchemist fall into this, but one of the prominent examples is Olivier Armstrong. | |
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Wonder Woman: General Darnell, Steve Trevor's superior officer in the USAAF and later USAF in Wonder Woman (1942), in which he has to deal with Amazons, magical enemies, and superpowered allies and foes. Starting in Wonder Woman (1987), Steve himself becomes a D.E.O. officer after leaving the Air Force, at eventually replacing Sarge Steel as the head of the D.M.A. in Wonder Woman (2006). |
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In Starship Troopers, Carl Jenkins quickly rose to this position thanks to his talents, in contrast to Rico climbing the ranks to Lieutenant. In Marauder, Brigadier General Dix Hauser fills this role while trying to sidestep an obstructive Government Conspiracy to rescue his girlfriend, Captain Lola Beck. | |
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General Jonathan "Herc" Stone in Green Lantern. As the Commander of Edwards Air Force Base, he's regularly forced to answer the call when extraterrestrial threats reach Earth's doorstep, to the point that he keeps a "brig" in the base for imprisoning rogue aliens and their weapons. And as Hal Jordan's commanding officer in the Air Force — and one of the few people who knows about his "other job" — he occasionally serves as Green Lantern's Mission Control during missions on Earth. | |
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General Newcastle on Challenge Of The Go Bots. | |
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Colonel Roy Campbell from the Metal Gear series certainly qualifies, despite him officially being "retired" in most of his appearances. He's also one of the very few authority figures who doesn't betray you by the end, barring a few instances in Metal Gear Solid where it turned out his family was threatened (and Campbell ultimately stood up to his blackmailers, anyway). | |
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Stargate SG-1: General Hammond goes from being The Brigadier to becoming a Four-Star Badass in later seasons. General Landry as well. Actually since the air force is more or less portrayed in a positive light, many of upper brass can fit this trope, provided they get enough screen time and aren't made out to be evil. This included two cameos by actual Air Force Generals (Chief of Staffs no less) portrayed positively by the cast. Jack O'Neill progresses from being a Colonel Badass to becoming a Four-Star Badass by the time of Stargate Universe. |
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Speaking of guys named Ross, Vice Admiral William Ross, a secondary character from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine who spent most of his time behind the scenes leading the Federation war effort against the Dominion (which is actually a little bit odd, seeing as Vice Admiral, even in Trek, is only a three-star rank and the equivalent of a Lieutenant General. Ross should have been a Fleet Admiral). | |
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In Starship Troopers 2: Hero of the Federation, General Jack Gordon Shepherd subverts the totalitarian style of the (film universe's) Terran Federation by staying behind with a select few troopers to cover the retreat of the rest of the platoon. Miraculously, he survives this and turns out to be The Mole, under the control of a Puppeteer Parasite. | |
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Admiral Steven Hackett and Captain/Councilor David Anderson from Mass Effect are these, being a staunch supporter of Shepard to the point where the former denied a request to detain and interrogate Shepard due to Cerberus ties and confirmed Shepard being alive without actually meeting them and the latter risks court-martial or getting shot to help you do your thing in the first game and is the only one in the Council to actually believe you in the second. | |
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In I Was a Teenage Exocolonist, Rhett takes his job as Chief of Security seriously by leading the army onto the frontlines during Glow attacks by Vertumnan xenofauna. | |
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MonsterVerse: Admiral William Stenz in Godzilla (2014) and Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019). A stoic and professional U.S. military officer, Stenz is put in command of the military effort to track and combat the loosed MUTOs. Five years later, he's directly involved in the senate hearings on the Titans on the U.S. military's behalf, and the Oxygen Destroyer's launch against the loosed Titans. Stenz tries to be a reasonable authority figure, but he still ignores the experts at the worst moment and ends up making a bad situation even worse than it could have been: he's persistently skeptical of Dr. Serizawa's faith in Godzilla, he can't think outside of the box when attempting to kill Titans, and he only opens up to deferring towards Monarch's way of thinking after his way of doing things has created some apocalyptically-catastrophic and needless FUBAR. | |
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Commander Jack Vandham of Xenoblade Chronicles X is a strong leader of his forces and, despite his rough exterior, is usually open-minded to peaceful solutions to NLA's interactions with Xenoform life. Lampshaded in Chapter 8, when he attempts to use the title of "Brigadier" to intimidate the incoming Ganglion forces and party members Elma and Lin aren't really sure if the title means anything. | |
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In The Wheel of Time series, most senior military commanders are portrayed in this light, especially Gareth Bryne and Davram Bashere. The only real exceptions are the Whitecloak Lords Captain. | |
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DC Extended Universe: General Swanwick in Man of Steel and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. He's responsible for leading the fight against General Zod's Kryptonian forces in the former, and he advises the President of the United States during the battle against Doomsday in the latter. Though initially antagonistic towards Superman, he comes to trust him by the end of Man of Steel, and eventually helps Lois Lane find evidence proving Lex Luthor guilty of bankrolling terrorists in Africa. | |
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In the later Gaunt's Ghosts books, Lord General Barthol Van Voytz has a relationship with the title character similar to Zyvan and Cain's. Van Voytz pulls political strings to get Gaunt out of trouble more than once (most notably in His Last Command). Van Voytz is also a contrast to the early series' parade of treacherous General Rippers: Dravere (First and Only) Lugo (Honour Guard) and Sturm ( twice, in Necropolis and Traitor General). | |
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General Grey in Independence Day. Besides President Whitmore, he's the only official who's able to keep a clear head during the crisis, even when the initial counterattack is falling apart. He also endorses David's plan to attack the mothership as it's the only feasible plan they have left. | |
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Warhammer 40,000: Lord General Zyvan in the Ciaphas Cain (HERO OF THE IMPERIUM) novels is a highly competent commander and on close personal terms with the eponymous commissar. In the later Gaunt's Ghosts books, Lord General Barthol Van Voytz has a relationship with the title character similar to Zyvan and Cain's. Van Voytz pulls political strings to get Gaunt out of trouble more than once (most notably in His Last Command). Van Voytz is also a contrast to the early series' parade of treacherous General Rippers: Dravere (First and Only) Lugo (Honour Guard) and Sturm ( twice, in Necropolis and Traitor General). |
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Commodore Ross from Space: Above and Beyond. His rank is even the naval equivalent of Brigadier. | |
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Doctor Who: The aforementioned Brigadier Sir Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart as played by Nicholas Courtney is the Trope Namer. His first few appearances embodied this trope a lot stronger than he did later, as repeated encounters with the Doctor mellowed him out somewhat. In "Battlefield" he had retired and been replaced by Brigadier Winifred Bambera ... though when he does show up, he still gets called "Brigadier" far more often than anything else (like, say, Alistair). Some expanded universe sources indicate that Lethbridge-Stewart was promoted to general prior to retirement, but that he liked to be known as "the Brigadier" as a nickname (and possibly as an homage to the Doctor). In Commonwealth protocol, an Army officer who retires with a rank above Captain should be addressed by their rank, unless they express a preference not to. So addressing him as "Brigadier" would be entirely appropriate. In "The Sea Devils", Captain John Hart. (Not to be confused with the Torchwood antagonist of the same [assumed] name.) Colonel Mace in "The Sontaran Stratagem"/"The Poison Sky": the Trope Namer is mentioned, and now has a knighthood (this must've disappointed Nicholas Courtney greatly — he expected the Brig to have a peerage by now). In "The Stolen Earth", the ranking UNIT officer is General Sanchez. Kate Stewart (played by Jemma Redgrave), the new Head of Scientific Research at UNIT as of "The Power of Three", is very much this, as she has been pivotal in reshaping UNIT as a military organization led by scientists. Her father Alistair taught her that "science leads", something he said he learned "from an old friend". When she joined UNIT, she dropped the name Lethbridge so she would rise in the ranks on her own merits without any favoritism. |
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Parodied in Monty Python's Flying Circus; Graham Chapman's recurring character of the Brigadier, a stereotypically uptight senior British army officer, pops up to end sketches and advance the action by walking briskly in and barking "Silly! We'll have none of that silliness around here!" or "Sergeant-Major, get a bit of discipline into these men!" In one episode, he steps out from behind a desk to reveal he is in full British Army uniform only from the waist up — but in a ballerina's tutu and tights from the waist down. | |
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Chouseishin Gransazer has JSDF section chief Atsushi Misonogi, who provides the Gransazers with military support in their battles against the Cosmic Alliance. | |
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Kamen Rider Gaim: Takatora Kureshima is a deconstruction of this archetype. He wants to stop Helheim and do the right thing, but his inner circle is filled with unsavory and self-serving figures who withhold information from him and lead him into becoming a Well-Intentioned Extremist. | |
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Excalibur: Brigadier Alysande Stuart, who headed up W.H.O. (Weird Happenings Organisation). And yes, she is a gender-flipped Expy of the Brig himself. | |
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In The Iron Giant. General Rogard is actually a good guy who is only fighting the Giant because Kent lied to him that it was a killer. Once he learns the truth, he immediately stops attacking it. | |
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Star Wars Legends: Admiral Gilad Pellaeon from the Hand of Thrawn duology. Yes, he's the Supreme Commander of the Imperial Forces, but he kicks off the plot with his attempts to make peace with the New Republic. | |
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Lord General Zyvan in the Ciaphas Cain (HERO OF THE IMPERIUM) novels is a highly competent commander and on close personal terms with the eponymous commissar. | |
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Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull: General Ross is a reasonable and influential general who looks like he's too old for active combat duty. | |
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X the Unknown: When a radioactive blob of sentient mud emerges from deep underground, Major Cartwright and Inspector McGill support Dr Royston's evaluation of the bizarre threat. | |
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