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| David Anderson | |
|---|---|
| Mass Effect character | |
 Captain Anderson as he appears in Mass Effect 3 (2012) | |
| First appearance | Mass Effect: Revelation (2007) |
| First game | Mass Effect (2007) |
| Created by | Drew Karpyshyn |
| Voiced by | Keith David (Mass Effect trilogy) Patrick Seitz (Mass Effect: Paragon Lost) |
David Anderson, better known as Captain Anderson is a character from Mass Effect, a franchise of military science fiction action role-playing video games developed by Bioware and published by Electronic Arts. Captain Anderson made his first appearance as the protagonist of Mass Effect: Revelation, a tie-in novel set before the events of Mass Effect. Anderson also appears in the aforementioned videogame, where he plays a supporting role as the original captain of the SSV Normandy SR1, a high-tech spacecraft. He later returns in Mass Effect 2, where he will either be the first ever human member of the citadel council, the governing body and authority of Citadel Space; or an advisor to him. In his final appearance in Mass Effect 3, he performs the function of the Earth's resistance leader in the ongoing reaper invasion.
According to The Final Hours of Mass Effect 3 ebook, Captain Anderson was originally envisioned as "the hero of Mass Effect".[1] He was voiced by American actor Keith David in the Mass Effect trilogy and Patrick Seitz in 2012's animated movie Mass Effect: Paragon Lost.
Creation and design
[edit]Portrayal
[edit]Appearances
[edit]Mass Effect: Revelation
[edit]Mass Effect
[edit]After the events of Mass Effect: Revelation, Anderson remains with the Alliance military, earning a high reputation in multiple Alliance vessels. Eventually, the Alliance names him captain of his own selected crew aboard the SSV Normandy SR1, a turian-human spaceship. He personally selects Commander Shepard as the ship's Lieutenant Commander.
During the beginning of Mass Effect, Anderson leads the Normandy on a mission to Eden Prime, a human colony that had been attacked by geth forces. Anderson sends in Commander Shepard, Kaidan Alenko and Richard L. Jenkins together with turian spectre Nihlus Kryik to the colony. Once this mission is completed, the Citadel Council decides to give Shepard spectre status, which in turn forces Anderson to step down from his leadership position at the Normandy, leaving Shepard in charge of the spacecraft.[2][3]
During the final sequence of Mass Effect, Shepard is forced to
Mass Effect 2
[edit]Mass Effect 3
[edit]Mass Effect: Paragon lost
[edit]Other appearances within the Mass Effect Universe
[edit]- Mass Effect: He Who Laughs Best
- Mass Effect: Retribution
- Mass Effect: Deception
- Mass Effect: Conviction
Reception
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ Keighley, Geoff (March 15, 2012). The Final Hours of Mass Effect 3]].
- ^ Baggett, Cristopher. ""Mass Effect - Prologue: Find the Beacon Walkthrough"". Retrieved May 20, 2025.
- ^ Rorie, Matthew. ""Mass Effect Walkthrough"". Retrieved May 20, 2025.