Paris Combat Revue

Paris Combat Revue
Information
Nationality	Paris, France
Headquarters	Le Chattes Noires, Paris
Owner	Isabel Lilac
Captain(s)	Ichiro Ogami
Spiritual Arms	Koubu F Koubu F2
Status	First Generation: Unknown (sealed within Shadow Tokyo) Second Generation: Active
Appearances
First Appearance (Game)	Sakura Wars 3: Is Paris Burning? Episode 1 : The Flower Capital of the World, - Hello Paris -
Last Appearance (Game)	Dramatic Dungeon: Sakura Wars
First Appearance (Anime)	Sakura Taisen: Ecole de Paris: Episode 1 : The Flowers of Dawn
Last Appearance (Anime)	Sakura Taisen: Le Nouveau Paris: Episode 3 : Spire of Lightning

The Paris Combat Revue is a French military unit dedicated to fighting demonic forces throughout Paris. The group maintains a cover image as performers at the night club Le Chattes Noires under different names. The commander of the first generation is Isabel Lilac.

In 1926, the Paris Combat Revue defeated the Phantoms of Paris and Salut who desired to destroy Paris and return France to the age of Gaul.

In 1927, the Fleur Division was sent to Tokyo to help the Imperial Combat Revue defeat Ōkubo Nagayasu.

In 1929, the Paris Combat Revue joined with the Imperial Combat Revue and the New York Combat Revue to defeat Jehanne D'arc and restore the cities of Tokyo, Paris, and New York back to normal.

In 1930, the Paris Combat Revue's Fleur Division joined the Imperial Combat Revue's Flower Division and the New York Combat Revue's Star Division in the Great Demon War against the Archdemon and his forces. The alliance succeeded in sealing the Archdemon in another realm known as Shadow Tokyo along with themselves.

By 1940, the Paris Combat Revue has been reformed without the original members. They competed in the 3rd Biennial Combat Revue World Games but lost.

List of Divisions[]

Fleur Division[]

The combat branch of the Paris Combat Revue. Founded with Erica Fontaine and Glycine Bleumer as the first two members, they would later be joined by the Imperial Combat Revue's Flower Division captain Ichiro Ogami. They pilot the Koubu F models of Spiricle Armor created by the Paris Mechanic Squad and Kanzaki Heavy Industries.

After an encounter with the Phantoms of Paris, the Koubu F's were destroyed. Which would result in the creation of the Koubu F2 designed by Paris Mechanic Squad leader Jean Leo and Imperial Combat Revue's main engineer Kohran Li.

Known Members:

• Ichiro Ogami - Captain, Commander of the Imperial Combat Revue and also the captain of its Flower Division
• Erica Fontaine - French nun-in-training and founding member
• Glycine Bluemer - French noble descended from Vikings, founding member
• Coquelicot - Vietnamese member of a nearby circus
• Lobelia Carlini - Transylvanian thief who joins the Fleur Division in exchange for amnesty
• Hanabi Kitaoji - French noble of Japanese descent whose fiancé died on their wedding day

Support Division[]

The support branch of the Paris Combat Revue. Not only do they provide battle information and support for the Fleur Division, but they also act as stage girls and run the gift shop at Le Chattes Noires. They also serve as maids and secretaires for Grand Mere.

Known Members:

• Ci Caprice - A bright energetic girl who also serves as the stage show manager at Le Chattes Noires
• Mell Raison - A quiet shy girl who also serves as the account at Le Chattes Noires

Paris Mechanic Squad[]

The mechanical branch of the Paris Combat Revue. They maintain the Koubu Fs and can ready them for battle at any moment's notice. They are also charged with maintaining and loading the Fleur Division into the Èclair, an underground train that serves as the division's main source of transportation across Paris.

Known Members:

• Jean Leo - Leader, partly designed the Koubu F and F2, is very strict

Arc de Triomphe Branch[]

A secret weapon of the Paris Combat Revue. The famous Arc de Triomphe hides the Revolver Cannon, a weapon that can shoot the Koubu Fs to any city in the region of Europe.

Known Members:

• Norimichi Sakomizu - Station Chief, also serves as ambassador of Japan for France

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