Big Boss, Metal Gear. Even leaving aside the complete idiocy that the Metal Gear series collapsed into, our world is a lot saner than his. He’s luduicrously capable in combat, but also with planning and executing missions. He’s known to develop teams of combatants with extreme capabilities and knows how to run military stealth ops as well as administer military resources. He gets my new Department of War, including the Army and Air Force. (Other services go under somebody else.) I firmly tell him, “No walking nuclear battle tanks. They’re just stupid.”
Batman (err… Bruce Wayne), DC comics. 'Nuff said. I will let him do whatever he pleases, including running the CIA, which I presume he will reorganize into something useful. I know he’s the one person I can trust to never betray the people (well, aside from Sokka) and will keep me honest, and he can stop any of the other guys presented.
David Xanatos, Gargoyles. Yes, he’s exceedingly amoral, but the truth is that he almost never does anything terribly evil. He lets other people do them, usually to themselves. He gets State.
Sokka, Avatar: The Last Airbender. He’d keep everything lighthearted no matter if he annoys us, and he’s brilliant. Somehow, if victory can be achieved, he will achieve it.
Luca Blight, Suikoden 2. Let me put it this way: he lives in a world of magic and monsters - very powerful ones. He uses a sword. He is always the single most dangerous person to appear in any of the games thus far. He can single-handedly massacre small armies. He’s not killed until cornered by a brilliant strategist, has his unit hammered by flamethrowers, and even then it takes at least 18 highly-trained warriors armed with powerful magic and weaponry - and you can still get your ass kicked by him. No, you can’t trust him. But as long as he has enemies to massacre and our own soldiers are happy to back him up, he can be directed.
Canderous Ordo, Knights of the Old Republic. He’s in Luca Blight’s League combatwise, and he’s a fine leader with keen abilities to inspire his people and and extensive combat experience in roles from footsoldier to armored vehicle use to squad combat to command of armies. He will become the top military commander in the field. Ok, technically he has a good cybernetic implant, but he hardly needs it.
Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee. I will happily ask them to go on a 100% impossible quest to break the source of the evil’s power. Then I Pray.
