Zodiac 1

People search “Dawn of Aerowar Zodiac” because the callsign and a mis-typed title travel together. Dawn of Aerowar is not the name on the store. The film is DAWN AEROWAR. Zodiac 1 is the callsign used in the official cast list; its number is not explained in the published character material. I send that search here instead of inventing a second series.

The public story is revenge with a cargo. The empire took his family, his home, and his aim, and what he has left is the flight. He carries a weapon the narration says no one should know exists, across the whole empire. He does not pick up a squad. The voice in his ear is Morningstar, the AWACS, played by Kira Buckland. You hear her. The official materials do not hand her a face you can match to a screenshot.

The opposition the store names is three imperial aces, not a faction you join. Reaper is called The Name of Death and is voiced by Blythe Melin. Freya is The Imperial Goddess, voiced by Sandra Espinoza. Miracle is The Guardian Angel, voiced by Lara Sawalha. Zodiac meets them along one route. The published structure is linear, with one ending; it describes no player choice to spare an ace. The War Room lets you replay episodes and open dossiers. It does not offer a dialogue wheel.

The publisher does not label every painted portrait in the Steam screenshots. The dogfight stills are the film’s aircraft, and I do not assign a tail number to Zodiac from a silhouette. Age, family names, and the aircraft model are blank on purpose.

If you came from a soundtrack search, the album has a cue called “The Zodiac 1 Show.” A matching title is not a scene index. The cue list and the episode list are published separately, and nobody has mapped one onto the other.