Blonde Blazer, real name Mandy, is a superhero and major supporting character in Dispatch. As per her official art description, Blonde Blazer represents the "golden age of supers". She is "honorably courageous with a generous spirit and a strong dose of corporate-approved dorkiness - an old soul looking to keep the business of heroism feeling fresh and personal." Blonde Blazer shows kindness, gentleness, and respect to all of her friends and allies. In the SDN office, Blonde Blazer is shown to be friendly, welcoming and encouraging towards her subordinates and co-workers. She believes in the Phoenix Program with all her heart. Despite with the myriads of obstacles from upper management's wishes to cut the program, she does her best to keep it afloat, settling to cut a low-performance member. She also truly sees the good in everyone, evidenced with her interactions with members of Z-Team. Her sincerely wanting to give Robert another shot at redemption in the superhero business shows her enduring faith that everyone is capable if given the chance. Outside her work life, however, Blonde Blazer struggles with her superhero identity and her fear that no one will ever care who she is behind the mask. Her desire is to find someone she can be "normal" with, instead of constantly having to live up to the expectations of everyone around her as a hero. She displays a high level of emotional maturity. Her feelings towards Robert are always just and kind, and even if Robert chooses to pursue a romance with Invisigal instead of her, Blonde Blazer will accept it and even express her hope that they will be happy. Blonde Blazer typically avoids swearing in a corporate setting, but when she does, people understand how grave a situation is.

In 009-1: The End of the Beginning (2013), Alan Lau is a secondary character tied to the political intrigue of the story. He is a key political or military official within the Western Block intelligence apparatus or diplomatic circles. In the movie's universe, the world is locked in a Cold War-style standoff between the Western Block and the Eastern Block, with "J-Country" serving as the volatile border zone. Alan Lau interacts with the plot surrounding the "Faust Project"—a secret operation that uses advanced technology to create elite cyborg super-soldiers like the protagonist, Mylene (Agent 009-1).

Egg is a hard-boiled professional sniper who works for the Eastern Bloc. He faces 009-1 in a duel of assassins on a remote island. Although highly skilled, Egg has an extremely rigid daily schedule and he never works at night. He does not kill those who are not his targets (even sparing the life of a wounded Western Bloc agent who tried to kill him) and always shoots his target in the head with a single bullet from his old sniper rifle. He is very proud of his cool professionalism as a hitman and considers killing out of emotion beneath him.

Head of the Eastern Bloc's Supernatural Power Research Facility, and known in the East as the foremost researcher into supernatural powers. In the Western Bloc, mutants are objects of hatred and thus disposed of, but in the East, in-depth research is being conducted on them, from the viewpoint that the incredible power lying within mutants might be able to be converted to military use. Dr. Green calls the mutant boys and girls "experimental materials", but it is uncertain what he truly feels inside.

Odin is the code-name of a highly ranked Eastern Bloc agent. His real name is kept a secret, but it is revealed that he participated in the failed attempt to kidnap Dr. Satonaka three years earlier. He is a very aggressive person who always suspects a Western Bloc scheme behind every event.

Loki is an Eastern Bloc agent who was invited to the haunted castle along with Odin and Freya in the anime adaptation. He is always calm, cool, and collected, and is never fazed, no matter what happens right in front of him. With his sharp mind and uncommonly good physical abilities, you could call him "the 009-1 of the Eastern Bloc". It is later revealed that he is 009-1's younger brother, Paul. While Mylene had been taken by Western Bloc soldiers, Paul was taken away by ones from the Eastern Bloc, growing up in a life paralleling his sister's as a spy.

Number Zero is a supporting character from the Japanese animated television series 009-1, which aired on the Tokyo Broadcasting System for thirteen episodes between October and December, 2006. The character first appeared in the 009-1 manga, which was serialized from 1967 to 1970. Number Zero was the leader of the Number Nine group, which operated in the interests of the Western Bloc during the extended Cold War and was often in conflict with their European rivals of the Eastern Bloc. Number Zero commanded several agents under his charge including Mylene Hoffman (009-1), Vanessa Ibert (009-3), Mia Connery (009-7) and Berta Kastner (009-4). Number Zero assigned the Number Nine agents to rescue a Russian defector from the Eastern Bloc named Zond Soyuz. Soyuz had developed an energy source of great magnitude, one that would tip the scales heavily in favor of the Western Bloc. He was being held captive by a man named Ivan Godunov. Mylene and the others were unable to save Soyuz's life, but they succeeded in securing his invention and Godunov was killed.

Amia Riegl, known as 009-12, is a minor character in 009-1. She is part of the Nine Number Group, and exclusive to the anime adaptation. She is modeled after Cyborg 0012 from Cyborg 009, specifically the version of the character seen in the 2001 "Cyborg Soldier" adaptation. Her abilities were profiled in a booklet that came with the sixth Japanese DVD release. Within her description, she's described as the "biological computer" of the team and the smartest. From her brief holographic appearance, Amia appears as an incredibly pale-skinned woman with long, dark hair held back by a jeweled headband. Two front sections of her hair are tied off with white hair ties. She has no visible sclerae, and her eyes are a solid, sparkly black. In the present day, her avatar still seems to wear the blue Nine Number Group jumpsuit that is seen on the other cyborgs in the flashback sequence in the same episode. Through unknown circumstances, Amia Riegl became the very meeting room and intelligence system in the Zero Zero Organization, with her mind linked to the room and giving her the ability to project herself as a holographic secretary that existed within it. This would seem to prevent her from joining the rest of the team on their missions. While she exists as this hologram, her actual physical body remains frozen deep in a laboratory within the organization. She is noted as originating from somewhere in Northern Europe.

Vera Theremin, codenamed 009-11, is one of the twin operatives of the Nine Number Group in 009-1. She is the twin sister of Alyona Theremin (009-10), with the two being based on the twin cyborgs from Shōtarō Ishinomori's Cyborg 009. Both are associated with electrical abilities. Vera appears only briefly in the final episode of the 2006 anime and receives very little individual characterization. As a result, there is limited established information about her personality, background, or specific abilities beyond her connection to Alyona. She is identified by the designation 009-11, while her twin carries 009-10.

Alyona Theremin, codenamed 009-10, is one of the twin operatives of the Nine Number Group in 009-1. She works alongside her twin sister, Vera Theremin (009-11), as part of the Western Bloc's intelligence organization. The sisters are based on the 0010 Plus and Minus twins from Cyborg 009, and both possess electrical abilities. Alyona and Vera are among the less-developed members of the Nine Number Group. In the 2006 anime, they appear briefly without dialogue, including in the group's flashback and near the end of the series. Alyona is identified by the designation 009-10, while her twin carries the designation 009-11.

Mio Murashima, codenamed 009-9, is an operative of the Nine Number Group in 009-1. She serves the Western Bloc's Zero Zero Organization as one of the numbered agents assigned to covert intelligence work. Unlike several of her teammates, Mio receives very little individual development or dialogue in the 2006 anime, making her one of the more enigmatic members of the group. Her designation, 009-9, places her among the twelve female agents of the anime's Nine Number Group. The name "Mio Murashima" may be an intentional reference to Joe Shimamura, the central character of Shōtarō Ishinomori's Cyborg 009. Mio is therefore best characterized as a largely unexplored member of the organization rather than assigning her abilities or personality traits that are not established in the available material.

Una Barry, codenamed 009-8, is an operative of the Nine Number Group in 009-1. Working for the Western Bloc's Zero Zero Organization, Una is one of the specialized agents assigned to covert intelligence operations during the conflict between the Eastern and Western Blocs. Her distinctive cybernetic ability is underwater breathing, allowing her to operate in aquatic environments without relying on conventional breathing equipment. Una is one of the more briefly explored members of the Nine Number Group in the 2006 anime, with much of the information about her coming from supplementary character material rather than extensive on-screen appearances. She is identified by the designation 009-8.

Mia Connery, known as 009-7, is one of the prominent cyborg agents shown in the 009-1 series. She is part of the Nine Number Group, and exclusive to the anime adaptation. She is modeled after Great Britain/007 from Cyborg 009. Mia is a shape-shifting cyborg, with the ability to transform into whatever she can put her mind to. Her backstory was briefly detailed in an extra booklet that came with the sixth DVD release in Japan. In the manga, a different 009-7 appears. This agent resembles Mylene, but with slightly darker hair, and has enhanced vision and hearing. She is soon killed on her mission. Although Mia was a talented theatre actress, she found herself unlucky. She brought her theatrical talent to the Zero Zero Organization for a small mission, and proceeded to join them without full knowledge of the role that she would be getting herself into as an agent.

Fei Chang, codenamed Agent 009-6, is a character in 009-1. She is a secret agent of the all-female Nine Number Group, one of the ten groups in the Zero Zero Organization, a Western Bloc intelligence organization. Fei is a cybernetic agent who works alongside Mylene Hoffman (009-1), Judy Moore (009-2), Salma Banderas (009-5), and the other members of the Nine Number Group. Like the organization's other operatives, she has received cybernetic modifications that enhance her capabilities as a secret agent. As a member of the Nine Number Group, Fei participates in missions involving espionage, infiltration, intelligence gathering, and conflicts between the Eastern and Western Blocs. Fei operates under the codename 009-6, carrying out assignments for the Zero Zero Organization as a trained intelligence operative.

Salma Banderas codenamed Agent 009-5, is a character in 009-1. She is a secret agent of the all-female Nine Number Group, one of the ten groups in the Zero Zero Organization, a Western Bloc intelligence organization. Salma is a highly capable cybernetic agent who serves alongside Mylene Hoffman (009-1), Judy Moore (009-2), and the other members of the Nine Number Group. Like the organization's other agents, she possesses cybernetic enhancements that support her abilities as an intelligence operative. As a member of the Nine Number Group, Salma takes part in missions involving espionage, infiltration, intelligence gathering, and conflicts between the Eastern and Western Blocs. Salma operates under the codename 009-5, carrying out assignments for the Zero Zero Organization as a trained and experienced secret agent.

Berta Kästner, known as 009-4, is one of the prominent cyborg agents shown in the 009-1 series. She is part of the Nine Number Group, and exclusive to the anime adaptation. She is modeled after Albert Heinrich/004 from Cyborg 009. Berta is a specialized combat cyborg and "human weapon", with built-in firearms and ammunition stored throughout her body. Her backstory was briefly detailed in the extra booklet that came with the sixth DVD release in Japan. Berta was a child of poor immigrants, but rose to greatness in becoming a highly-active athlete. However, she was soon seriously injured in a traffic accident. The Zero Zero Organization offered to reconstruct her limbs with cybernetic surgery, with the condition that she join them as one of their intelligence agents.

Vanessa Ibert, known as 009-3, is one of the prominent cyborg agents shown in the 009-1 series. She is part of the Nine Number Group, and exclusive to the anime adaptation. She is modeled after Francoise Arnoul/003 from Cyborg 009. Vanessa, along with Berta (009-4) and Mia (009-7), gets to do the most on missions with her leader. She acts as a reconnaissance cyborg, with specialized vision and hearing that allows her to see and hear from far distances. Her eyes also act as cameras. Her backstory was briefly detailed in the extra booklet that came with the sixth DVD release in Japan. Vanessa was a privileged to be in a wealthy upbringing, with great plans to become a pianist in her future. However, her happiness was cut short when her family was killed as a result of terrorism. She was then brought into the Zero Zero Organization, in circumstances that were similar to Mylene's.

Judy Moore, codenamed Agent 009-2, is a recurring character in 009-1. She is a secret agent of the all-female Nine Number Group, one of the ten groups in the Zero Zero Organization, a Western Bloc intelligence organization. Judy is a skilled cybernetic agent who works alongside Mylene Hoffman (009-1) and the other female agents of the Nine Number Group. Like the other members of the organization, she has undergone cybernetic modifications that enhance her abilities and make her an effective intelligence operative. Judy is known for her professional attitude and experience as a member of the Nine Number Group. She participates in missions involving espionage, infiltration, intelligence gathering, and conflicts between the Eastern and Western Blocs. As an agent of the Zero Zero Organization, Judy operates under various assignments and identities as required by her missions. She is primarily identified by her codename, 009-2, and is known as Judy Moore.

Mylene Hoffman, codenamed Agent 009-1, is the titular protagonist of 009-1. She is a secret agent of the all-female Nine Number Group, one of the ten groups in the Zero Zero Organization, a Western Bloc intelligence organization. She was orphaned at an early age, after her family got caught up in the midst of a battle between the Eastern and Western Blocs. Her parents died and was separated from her brother Paul, who she believed had died in the crossfire as well. She was then taken away by soldiers of the Western Bloc and was raised as an intelligence agent, hoping to find the faction that killed her family though at times she subconsciously cannot perceive those around her. Per protocol, Mylene goes through various aliases, including "Miss Nine", "Cool Liz", "Lily Lam", "Mylene Duke", and "Melinda Pierce", while she goes by "Muse" in the anime.

Aki Yoshimoto is the transgender kid of Ken'ichi Yoshimoto and Aya Toyomori's child. Aki inherited Ken'ichi's straightforward confidence and Aya's playful personality. They're usually friendly and easy to talk to, but they can become surprisingly determined when something matters to them. They're also somewhat thoughtful beneath their energetic exterior. Aki likes figuring things out independently and doesn't appreciate being treated differently simply because they're transgender.Aki grew up knowing that their parents supported them. Coming out as transgender was an important part of understanding themselves, and they gradually became comfortable being open about who they are.