Nikolai Moskvin
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| “ | So they sent vermin like you to try and stop me? What is this, a joke? - That "thing" out there did all the work. You cheat. - last words before dying defending the Kremlin. | ” |
General Nikolai Moskvin is a Soviet Commander during World War III.
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[edit] Personality
General Nikolai Moskvin is notorious in the Red Army as a sadistic, unpredictable commander. It is said that his mood swings are as unpredictable as his tactics. His swings from cool to hysterical rage happen without warning. However, regardless of his mood, his strategies are bound to be aggressive. This unstable Commander regards the Allies and the Japanese as fools and crazy people but holds special valors for all of his loyal brothers. He is somewhat pleased to work alongside the Soviet Commander and serves him well especially when sent to exterminate the enemy.
[edit] Role in the War
| “ | Beaten by you?! Who are you and where you come from? - Moskvin | ” |
In the Soviet Campaign, he helped a Soviet commander, who later rose to become Premier, take back the Krasna-45 launch facility outside Moscow. He also participated in the Battle on Mt. Fuji and in New York City.
In the Imperial Campaign, he was unlucky enough to be defending the city of Odessa while it was under attack by the Shogun Executioner. He perishes accusing the Shogun Commander of cheating.
In the Allied Campaign, Moskvin was defeated by Tanya and Commander Warren in a battle in Cannes, but later helped the Allies attack the Imperial navy at Gibraltar.
[edit] Tactics
Moskvin attack very aggressively. His dangerous and lethal tactics in battle combined with his unstable personality makes Nikolai Moskvin a very precarious and random commander, even to his allies. He is a major artillery (namely V4 launchers) user, a major Tesla weapons user, and has an unhealthy fascination with Terror Drones. Always be vigilant when facing this calculating tactical genius in battle.
[edit] Behind the Scenes
Moskvin is portrayed by Gene Farber.
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