Villain with Good Publicity: The organization is seemingly popular within Japan, given that it was established by the UN to restore order there.

Unwitting Pawn: The GHQ was nothing more than a tool for Keido and Da'ath to play into their plans for releasing the Apocalypse Virus.

In addition to the standard foot soldier battalions, Endlaves provide ground support and the Anti-Bodies serve as one of its quarantine units.

Standard Sci-Fi Army: Definitely expected from the GHQ.

Mega-Corp: The GHQ is so powerful and influential that it provides water and food supplies to Japan.

Light Is Not Good: The Anti-Bodies tend to wear white clothes, especially Keido himself.

Imperial Stormtrooper Marksmanship Academy: All GHQ personnel are lousy shooters.

Both were counter-productive insofar as they did nothing to endear the organisation to the natives, but the first was particularly egregious given that they could've spent their time and effort actually searching for the Void Genome instead.

For the Evulz: GHQ's pointless massacre in Episode 1 and 2, and an open-air execution or two later on.

The Dreaded: The Anti-Bodies are widely feared by Japanese citizens, who dub them the 'white clothes.'.

Day of the Jackboot: After the 'Lost Christmas' event in 2029, the UN organized GHQ to restore order in Japan at the cost of its freedom and independence.

Badass Army: The GHQ packs serious firepower in their armies.

0% Approval Rating: Towards the end of the series, when the UN discovers that Keido covered up the truth about what happened years ago, they can no longer trust GHQ and decide to bombard Japan to stop the Apocalypse Virus from causing another catastrophe.

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