Gill (ギル) is an American fighter and a member of the Blazers along with Glen and Glenda.
Description[]
"Mysterious fighter" Gill is a former mercenary who was training under a Chinese martial arts master until the latter was murdered. He is considered to be cheerful and light-hearted, but also a little frivolous.
Gill is Caucasian with shaggy blond hair and green eyes. He always wears a headband , which is green in Karate Blazers and red in the Sonic Wings series. Gill dresses in a red sleeveless vest over a white shirt, and he wears a necklace in Sonic Wings. He is less muscular than Glen, with a more slender figure.
Karate Blazers[]
The mysterious fighter
What's justice to him
—Karate Blazers in-game description
Gill acts in a more serious manner than in the Sonic Wings series. His powerful special attack consists of him cartwheeling in a ring of energy.
Sonic Wings 3[]
Fight, You're Not Alone
Fighting action game: The Karate Blazers duo makes their appearance
A character from the fighting action game "Karate Blazers," he is a 23-year-old white man. He is a former mercenary fighter who goes to rescue his martial arts master's daughter, who has been kidnapped by a mysterious organization. He is the most light-hearted of the three Blazers. Public opinion is divided on whether he is "cheerful" or "silly."
—Sonic Wings 3 Strategy Special guidebook
Glen and Gill are searching for their murdered Chinese karate master's daughter, along with secret scrolls that were stolen when she was kidnapped. They climb on board Glenda's P-61, and she decides to go to battle with them without having any personal reason to fight. Glenda speaks little but does show some wry humor in dealing with the dim men on her team.
Glen and Gill claim that the stolen scrolls contain a homing device, and they relay its signals to Glenda in order for her to guide the plane. Nevertheless, they fail to rescue the missing girl:
- In their English single-player ending, and in the Japanese version if the Bermuda Triangle is the final stage, the Blazers question a soldier of the organization they've defeated, only to find out that they were pursuing the wrong evil organization all along. They don't seem bothered, though.
- In the Japanese version of the game only, the Blazers have a different ending if Mars is the final stage. They track down the master's daughter and discover that she has been kidnapped by Gore, who flies off with her. Meanwhile, the Blazers have no idea who he is.
The Blazers fight with Mecha-Keaton in two-player mode. They seem surprised at his appearance and aren't sure who he is at first. Keaton likes to boast that as a robot, he doesn't show the Blazers' human weaknesses; however, the trio don't seem to envy his situation. After the final boss battle, Keaton's plane blows up, but he manages to escape by ejecting his head. The Blazers rescue him, but then their plane explodes too.
Sonic Wings Special/Sonic Wings Limited[]
Glen and Gill appear in Angela's 1P ending if the final stage is Another Dimension. Glen and Gill witness Angela's plane crashing, and her clothes fall off to reveal that she's wearing a corset. The humiliated Angela beats up Glen and Gill for "peeking."
