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An Operator is a member of a Squad that assists the Squad's combatants by relaying various information.

Some of Border's Operators, alongside Sawamura, Yōtarō and Raijinmaru.

An Operator (オペレータ, Operēta ?) is a member of a Squad that assists the Squad's combatants by relaying various information.[1]

Specifics

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They are also able to link one's senses to other members of the team, as shown by Kazama Squad during the Second Large-Scale Invasion.[2] They normally work in an Strategy Room, a room with monitors located either in the HQ or in their Branch office. Other than Squad Operators, there are also standalone Operators who work as part of Border's staff.[3][4] Neighbor expeditions also include roles similar to that of Border's Operators: examples are Aftokrator's Mira and Galopoula's Yomi.

Starting out

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Before one enlists as an Operator, they work as a central Operator where they become familiar with the associated procedures.[3] When they feel comfortable enough with their skill in the job, they can apply to become the Operator of a recently-formed Squad, or become a Squad's new operator.[3] While working, Operators are in their trion bodies, but they don't have standard weapons equipped or Bail Out.[5]

Uniform

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The standard Border Operator uniform consists of a white dress shirt under a black suit with large orange stripes divided in two parts on the sides of the sleeves and another down the front flap, a black pencil skirt, black flats, and also a headset. The uniform also includes a black necktie with a thin orange stripe running through the middle, but some operators can be seen without them. Most Operators have also been shown to wear pantyhose. Neighbor operators use the same standard uniform as their comrades, and may even help in battle, as shown by Mira and Yomi during their respective countries' invasions.

Overview

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Operators support active combatants by transmitting them information in real-time. Their most basic function could be said to monitor their teammates' viscinity through Radar,[6] which they see as a bidimensional map complete with buildings and structures. During Neighbor attacks, they direct combatants towards Trion Soldiers, whereas in rank wars, they keep track of the movements of enemy teams and tag them, alerting their teammates when an opponent is approaching or when someone activates/deactivates Bagworm or Chameleon.[7][1] Thanks to their bird's-eye view of the map, they can mark locations that will give an advantage to their team: examples are good sniping spots[1], areas where to set Spider wires, the position of known enemy Snipers,[8][1] safe sites to regroup, and escape routes.[1] During the attack on Mikado City, they can also be required to act as an intermediary between agents and HQ[4] via Border's communications center[9], as well as uncover information such as the schematics of a building.[10]

Operators can assist combatants by regulating their senses while in a trion body. If someone has a Side Effect of the type that enhances a sense, an Operator can have them share their perceptions with others.[2][1][11] Operators can also provide visual support by making the eyes of an agent adjust to an environment they would normally be unable to see in.[1][12][13] They can upload images directly into their brain, some of which include video feed recorded through the eyes of other agents,[14][1] the analysis of a Sniper's bullet trajectory, and paths in that Sniper's blind spots.[15][1] They play an instrumental role in making Spider wires invisible to anyone but the user's teammates.[16][17] Operators are notified when an ally damages an opponent with a Trigger.[18]

Outside of combat, Operators can serve as hosts and commentators during Rank Wars.[19][1]

The following Operators are listed by their Squad's ranking at the end of the most recent season of Rank Wars.

List of Operators

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A-Rank

Yuu Kunichika
Tachikawa Squad
Risa Maki
Fuyushima Squad
Kaho Mikami
Kazama Squad
Saki Kusakabe
Kusakabe Squad
Haruka Ayatsuji
Arashiyama Squad
An Kobayakawa
Kako Squad
Ren Tsukimi
Miwa Squad
Karin Yuitsuka
Katagiri Squad
Yuri Rindō
Tamakoma Branch

B-Rank

Aki Hiyami
Ninomiya Squad
Shiori Usami
Tamakoma Branch
Hikari Nire
Kageura Squad
Maori Hosoi
Ikoma Squad
Haya Kittaka
Ōji Squad
Mako Hitomi
Azuma Squad
Sayoko Shiki
Nasu Squad
Nono Fujimaru
Yuba Squad
Yuka Kon
Suzunari First
Rin Kagami
Arafune Squad
Hana Somei
Katori Squad
Rui Osano
Suwa Squad
Madoka Ui
Kakizaki Squad
Rika Rokuta
Urushima Squad
Sakurako Taketomi
Ebina Squad
Asami Taya
Hayakawa Squad
Asuka Asagiri
Yoshizato Squad
Ayumu Hatori
Matsushiro Squad
Megumi Tokura
Chano Squad
Hazuki Nanao
Tokiwa Squad
Aoi Kusumoto
Mamiya Squad

Neighbors

Mira
Hyrein's Expedition Force
Aftokrator
Yomi
Gatlin's Expedition Force
Galopoula

Trivia

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  • Unlike Border's Operators, both Mira and Yomi, the only two Neighbor monitors seen so far, have also played an active role in combat:
  • The Operator position shares many similarities with the homonymous one from the The Matrix franchise: aside from the name, both are supportive positions that do not engage directly in combat, but who assist their (enhanced) teammates by gathering information and monitoring the battlefield from a privileged position.

References

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  1. 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 World Trigger MangaBorder Briefing File (p. 179)
  2. 2.0 2.1 World Trigger Manga and AnimeVol. 7 Chapter 55 (p. 19) and Episode 25.
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 Q: What kind of training do the people who enlist as an Operator do until they join a team?
    A: New Operators first work as "central Operators" who process work for the base as a whole. After learning the basics and how to operate the equipment there, if they want to transfer to squad Operator they can hand in their notice, and if they are chosen for a newly formed squad or a squad that has lost an Operator, then they openly become one of the team.
    Source: Border Briefing File, Question 235, Page 316
  4. 4.0 4.1 World Trigger Manga and AnimeVol. 8 Chapter 63 (p. 10) and Episode 28.
  5. Q: Are Operators in flesh bodies? Or Trion Bodies?
    A: They are in Trion Bodies, but because there are many people with low trion ability who become Operators, basically they have no weapons or Bail Out function.
    Source: Border Briefing File, Question 234, Page 316
  6. Q: What exactly do the Operators do?
    A: They project various information in the field of view of the agents in battles in real time. Tags for enemies displayed on Radar, routes for the squad to regroup or escape paths, warnings for enemies coming from the side or back and for Snipers, predictions of enemy movements, development diagrams for strategies, etc. etc. The more skilled the Operator, the better they can narrow down the displayed information to only what's important, and make it so that agents can take it in naturally.
    Source: Border Briefing File, Question 233, Page 316
  7. World Trigger Manga and AnimeVol. 16 Chapter 138 (p. 8) and Episode 78.
  8. World Trigger Manga and AnimeVol. 18 Chapter 154 (p. 14) and Episode 84.
  9. World Trigger MangaChapter 81 (p. 17-18)
  10. World Trigger Manga and AnimeVol. 7 Chapter 59 (p. 3) and Episode 27.
  11. World Trigger Manga and AnimeVol. 7 Chapter 55 (p. 3) and Episode 26.
  12. World Trigger Manga and AnimeVol. 12 Chapter 101 (p. 15) and Episode 46.
  13. World Trigger Manga and AnimeVol. 19 Chapter 169 (p. 10-13) and Episode 89.
  14. World Trigger Manga and AnimeVol. 7 Chapter 59 (p. 1) and Episode 27.
  15. World Trigger Manga and AnimeVol. 18 Chapter 154 (p. 12) and Episode 84.
  16. World Trigger Manga and AnimeVol. 14 Chapter 12 (p. 12) and Episode 73.
  17. World Trigger Manga and AnimeVol. 16 Chapter 138 (p. 17) and Episode 78.
  18. World Trigger Manga and AnimeVol. 19 Chapter 169 (p. 13) and Episode 89.
  19. Q: What are the criteria used to choose who does the Play-by-play and the commentary for Rank Wars?
    A: It seems Play-by-play are mostly those who have A-Rank experience, but sometimes B-Rank captains are called up too. Anyone can be a commentator as long as they can talk, and honestly it doesn’t have to be an Operator but because you need to operate equipment a lot are Operators. There have been times when the person doing the Play-by-play was a combatant or an Engineer.
    Source: Volume 20, Question Corner 14
  20. World Trigger Manga and AnimeVol. 9 Chapter 73 (p. 9) and Episode 32.
  21. World Trigger Manga and AnimeVol. 15 Chapter 127 (p. 10) and Episode 75.
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Positions
Border All-Rounder • Attacker • Engineer • Gunner • Operator • Shooter • Sniper • Spotter • Trapper
Border
Commander in Chief Masamune Kido
Administration Eizō Netsuki • Katsumi Karasawa • Kyōko Sawamura • Masafumi Shinoda • Motokichi Kinuta • Takumi Rindō
General Staff Michael Cronin • Raizō Terashima • Ryōji Kiriyama • Maruka Mochizuki • Seiji Mizunuma
S-Rank Tsukihiko Amō
A-Rank Ai Kitora • Asumi Amakura • Futaba Kuroe • Hayato Uno • Isami Tōma • Jun Arashiyama • Kazuma Satomi • Kei Tachikawa • Ken Satori • Kirie Konami • Kōhei Izumi • Kyōsuke Karasuma • Mai Kitagawa • Mitsuru Tokieda • Nozomi Kako • Reiji Kizaki • Ryō Utagawa • Ryūji Saeki • Shinji Fuyushima • Shirō Kikuchihara • Shōhei Kodera • Shūji Miwa • Shun Midorikawa • Sōya Kazama • Takaaki Katagiri • Takeru Yuiga • Tōichirō Momozono • Tōru Narasaka • Yōsuke Yoneya • Yūichi Jin • Yukimaru Ichijō
B-Rank Atsushi Hokari • Chika Amatori • Daichi Tsutsumi • Fumika Teruya • Hanao Tsukimi • Haruaki Azuma • Hidetaka Kitazoe • Hiro Kitazoe • Hisato Sasamori • Hitoshi Matsushiro • Hyuse • Itsuki Fujisawa • Kai Minamisawa • Kazuaki Ōji • Kazuki Kurauchi • Kazuto Tonooka • Keizō Mamiya • Kō Murakami • Kōji Oki • Kōtarō Suwa • Kotarō Tomoe • Kuniharu Kakizaki • Makoto Chano • Mamoru Tokiwa • Masakuni Hakoda • Masataka Ninomiya • Masato Kageura • Minoru Hata • Mitsuya Koinuma • Noboru Koarai • Osamu Mikumo • Rei Nasu • Rokurō Wakamura • Ryōgo Funabashi • Satoru Hayakawa • Satoshi Mizukami • Seiji Marui • Shinnosuke Tsuji • Shō Motegi • Sumiharu Inukai • Taichi Betsuyaku • Takahiro Ebina • Takuma Yuba • Tatsuhito Ikoma • Tatsuya Kuruma • Tetsuji Arafune • Tokiya Saitō • Tsuneyuki Okudera • Waka Utsunomiya • Wataru Urushima • Yōko Katori • Yoshinobu Kera • Yoshito Hanzaki • Yūichirō Yoshizato • Yukari Obishima • Yukito Otokawa • Yūko Kumagai • Yūma Kuga • Yūta Miura • Yutaka Kashio • Yūya Tsuchisaki • Yuzuru Ema
C-Rank Fumifumi Saotome • Hidehide Hinoe • Izuho Natsume • Teruteru Kōda
Operators Aki Hiyami • An Kobayakawa • Aoi Kusumoto • Asami Taya • Asuka Asagiri • Ayumu Hatori • Hana Somei • Haruka Ayatsuji • Haya Kittaka • Hazuki Nanao • Hikari Nire • Kaho Mikami • Karin Yuitsuka • Madoka Ui • Mako Hitomi • Maori Hosoi • Megumi Tokura • Nono Fujimaru • Ren Tsukimi • Rika Rokuta • Rin Kagami • Risa Maki • Rui Osano • Saki Kusakabe • Sakurako Taketomi • Sayoko Shiki • Shiori Usami • Yuka Kon • Yuri Rindō • Yuu Kunichika
Former Border Agents Akane Hiura • Mirai Hatohara • Tadaomi Kanda • Yūgo Kuga
Affiliated Personnel Raijinmaru • Replica • Izuho's Cat • Rinji Amatori • Ruka Shinoda • Yōtarō Rindō
Old Border Agents Hibiki Taira • Ibuki Wakisaka • Kaede Namekata • Kengo Sōma • Kirie Konami • Manabu Kai • Masafumi Shinoda • Masamune Kido • Mato Kujō • Motoki Suzumura • Reiji Kizaki • Rintarō Chihiro • Ryōji Kiriyama • Shin Kazama • Sōichi Mogami • Takumi Rindō • Tetsuya Umesaki • Yūichi Jin • Yuri Rindō
Squads Arafune Squad • Arashiyama Squad • Azuma Squad • Chano Squad • Ebina Squad • Fuyushima Squad • Hayakawa Squad • Ikoma Squad • Kageura Squad • Kakizaki Squad • Kako Squad • Katagiri Squad • Katori Squad • Kazama Squad • Kusakabe Squad • Kōda Squad • Mamiya Squad • Matsushiro SquadMiwa Squad • Nasu Squad • Ninomiya Squad • Ōji Squad • Suwa Squad • Suzunari First (Kuruma Squad) • Tachikawa Squad • Tamakoma First (Kizaki Squad) • Tamakoma Second (Mikumo Squad) • Tokiwa Squad • Urushima Squad • Yoshizato Squad • Yuba Squad
Positions All-Rounder • Attacker • Engineer • Gunner • Operator • Shooter • Sniper • Spotter • Trapper
Branches Hayanuma Branch • Hisama Branch • Suzunari Branch  • Tamakoma Branch  • Wataayu Branch • Yumite District Branch
Factions Kido Faction • Shinoda Faction • Tamakoma Faction (Tamakoma Branch) • Factionless Faction
Triggers Asteroid • Bagworm • Bagworm Tag • Bail Out • Chameleon • Cobra • Connector • Dummy Beacon • Egret • Enhanced Radar • Escudo • Fengari • Fūjin • Full Arms • Full Attack • Geist • Gimlet • Grasshopper • Hornet • Hound • Ibis • Idaten • Kogetsu (Spear/Gen'yō/Senkū) • Lead Bullet • Lightning • Makō • Meteor • Radar • Raygust (Shield Mode/Thruster) • Salamander • Scorpion • Shield (Fixed Mode/Full Guard) • Silencer • Sōgetsu (Axe • Twinblade) • Spider • Starmaker • Switchbox • Teleporter • Timer • Tomahawk • Trion Body • Viper • Yūma's Black Trigger
 
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