Editing Gunbird 2 (section)

==Characters==
[[File:Gunbird 2.png|thumb|In-game screenshot]]

*Great magician Marion: The young English witch from ''Gunbird'' returns, with Pom-Pom returning as well.
*Lonely vampire Alucard: The son of [[Dracula]] (hence the backward spelling). Also a vampire, and capable of great inhuman powers. Although he is good in comparison to his father, he still craves human blood.
*Military robot Valpiro: The same robot as Valnus in the original ''Gunbird''. He may have sinister plans for the potion if he obtains it, depending on which ending you receive.
*Flying excellence Tavia: A cute, bespectacled, preteen girl with a jetpack on her back. She is the niece of Ash (who cameos in some of her co-op endings) from the original ''Gunbird''. Emotional and cries easily. When paired with Alucard, she falls in love with him.
*Brown fat body Hei-Cobb: A short, fat, turban-sporting man of Arabic descent. He rides a flying carpet. During his cutscenes he is sometimes proud, and sometimes ashamed, of his figure.
*Aine: A one-eyed samurai from ''[[Sengoku Ace]]'' series. Whereas it is not clear in the ''Sengoku Ace'' game that he is unclosetedly homosexual (like Tetsu in ''Gunbird''), such subtlety is thrown out the window in ''Gunbird 2'', especially during the ending scene with Aine and another cooperative player, in which he takes his partner to bed with him (in his co-op ending with Marion, he does this to a Pom-Pom turned human, while in the ending with Tavia, he does so to Ash). In arcade machine, Aine is selectable if arcade board settings allow Aine to be selected.
*[[Morrigan Aensland|Morrigan]]: A [[succubus]] from the ''[[Darkstalkers]]'' series. On the Dreamcast version, pressing up or down on the random character select allows the player to choose between Aine and Morrigan.
*The Queen Pirates trio: The enemy in ''Gunbird 2'', their design based on the ''[[Time Bokan]]''/''[[Yatterman]]'' villains.
*The Elephant God: The end boss and an obvious parody of Satochan, the mascot of Sato Pharmaceuticals, a Japanese pharmaceutical company. This is appropriate, given that the protagonists in the game are all searching for a cure to their individual weakness, and Satochan is a [[pop culture]] icon in Japan.