Renee Costa

Renee Costa wears a top that shows her stomach, with a black inner shirt underneath.

She also rolls up the left side of her shorts, giving her a unique, asymmetric look.

Her style matches her cheeky and lively personality.

Renee is bright, bold, and very active.

She stands out among Shaddiq Zenelli's team as the most aggressive member.

She likes to keep a group of male fans, whom she treats with a cute attitude, but she acts much colder towards girls and sometimes even boys who are too old for her taste.

Renee’s actions are sometimes selfish, especially when her ego or pride is involved.

She gets jealous when her fans are mistreated by others and can show open hostility in these cases.

If someone calls out her behavior, like Sabina Fardin often does, Renee tends to get annoyed.

Renee Costa is a second-year girl in the pilot program at Asticassia School's Grassley Dorm.

Her student number is LP013.

She is part of Shaddiq Zenelli's group and acts as a de facto No.2 in his squad.

Like the other Grassley team members, she seems to have her own fan club and was later shown to be from Earth, having been raised in the Grassley re-education facility known as the “Academy.”

Renee is a skillful pilot.

During the duel games, she was ranked 10th in popularity odds.

She can dodge strong attacks and fight well in close combat, even taking on tough mobile suits and fending off sneak attacks from others.

Renee has a complicated relationship with her fans, whom she calls "Keep Boys."

She is dating multiple boys at once and places special value on these fans.

If anyone, like Lilique Kadoka Lipati, embarrasses one of her fans, Renee becomes hostile.

She gets along poorly with Felsi Rollo and often bickers with her when they are paired as substitutes on the duel committee.

She respects Sabina Fardin, following her lead and receiving advice from her.

She is unimpressed by Vim Jeturk’s bad attitude and does not pay attention to older boys.

She calls Guel Jeturk “Guel-senpai” and admires his piloting skills, especially his fast dodging in battle.

Renee is also part of a group of close allies of Shaddiq Zenelli and follows his orders.

"Rilique Kadoka Lipati."

"I’ll show you who’s on top."

“With GUND-ARM not approved, Aerial will be destroyed by Sarius.”

“Show me how different you are from the boys at this school.”

Trouble With Lilique

Renee's grudge toward Lilique began when she felt that Lilique embarrassed John Van Simmons, her twelfth “Keep Boy.”

She went after Lilique in battle, focused only on her, and won their fight during a duel event.

Team Battles and Aerial

During a team match against the Earth House, Renee pilots the Beguir-Pente with Maisie May and Henao Jazz.

Renee successfully weakens Gundam Aerial with an anti-dote, but the Aerial restarts and knocks her out of the fight.

She later questions Shaddiq’s plans about starting a rebellion too soon but ends up supporting his coup to dismantle the Benerit Group.

Season 2 Developments

In Season 2, Renee appears as the acting representative for the Grassley Dorm while Shaddiq is away.

She pairs up with Felsi Rollo as Grassley’s dueling representatives.

During the "Rumble Ring" battle event, Renee joins Sabina Fardin, focusing her attacks on dangerous rivals like the Aerial and Pharact suits.

As the chaos unfolds, Renee helps guard Sarius Zenelli.

She tries to look tough but finds herself overwhelmed and eventually loses a fight with Kenanji Avery’s squad.

After the Coup

After being caught, Renee is seen with her arms folded, sulking in custody.

Three years later, she is released (possibly thanks to Shaddiq’s appeal for a reduced sentence) and is now working as part of Miorine Rembran’s team.

• Renee often watches battles with excitement and comments like a sports fan dad, which makes her fun to watch.
• She is jealous of Lilique Kadoka Lipati, who, despite being an Earthian and having a chubby body, has many male fans, too.
• She does not hide her attitude changes toward boys and girls, often acting sweet only in front of boys.

During important events, Renee’s energy and outspokenness sometimes put her at the center of drama, both in competitions and in her personal rivalries.

She stands out for her bold behavior and competitive spirit on the team.