Vyron is one of the Assault-class operators in Delta Force, and a cinematic backstory trailer fills in the man behind the callsign. His real name is Wang Yuhao (王宇昊), and the footage follows him from a near-death moment in childhood through a career as a fighter pilot and a career-ending injury, ending with his return to the battlefield under a new identity, Wei Long (威龙).
Quick answer: Vyron is Wang Yuhao, a Delta Force Assault operator whose cinematic runs from a childhood fire rescue to fighter-pilot service, a near-fatal combat injury, and a comeback as the exo-suit operative Wei Long.
Who Vyron is in Delta Force
In game terms, Vyron is an Assault operator affiliated with the G.T.I. Asia Division. He is built for fast, close-range pressure, using mobility to close gaps, knock enemies down, and punch holes in defenses. Vyron has been given away free through login events such as Recruit Check-in.
The backstory the trailer tells
Childhood: the fire and the rocket games
When Wang Yuhao was very young, a fire trapped him inside an apartment, and rescuers pulled him out through a window. In the trailer, he is crying until the turning blades of a rescue helicopter above him soothe him, planting the seed of his lifelong fascination with flight.
He grows up close to his younger sister. Together they watch a rocket launch on television while wearing homemade cardboard astronaut helmets, and they build a toy rocket out of pencils and a rubber band. Later scenes show him as a schoolboy animating a jet dogfight in a flipbook until his teacher catches him.
Fighter pilot and the equipment test
As an adult, Wang Yuhao serves as an elite fighter pilot flying under the callsign “03.” A carrier-landing sequence ends with an FCLP evaluation grade of 98.1, shown across an on-screen readout tracking his approach, glideslope, and touchdown. His belief at the time is simple: the higher he flies, the more ground he can protect.
A superior officer then presents him with next-generation tactical gear to field-test, and he volunteers without hesitation. This is the shift from pure aviation to the thruster-equipped exoskeleton kit that defines him later.
The injury and psychological toll
During a night raid to recover a secure evidence box, an explosive trap goes off. Wang Yuhao shields a teammate and takes the blast. Medics report an abdominal penetrating wound and broken ribs, and recommend that he stop flying.
The trailer frames the aftermath as two kinds of weightlessness. He was trained for the physical loss of control, but the psychological drop, the fear of never flying again, is what nearly breaks him.
The comeback as Wei Long
In the hospital, his commanding officer offers him a new role and leaves behind a gift from his sister. Inside a tin box is the repaired pencil-rocket plane and a note that reads “祝哥哥起飞” — a wish for her brother to take off again. That keepsake, and an imagined salute from his younger sister, restart his resolve.
He pushes through grueling treadmill cardio with a breathing mask and outdoor conditioning in the rain to rebuild his lungs and core. The trailer closes with him sealing into dark tactical armor bearing the red dragon “WEI LONG” patch, then using a back-mounted thruster rig to launch into battle. The final title card reads 龙 代号：威龙 — Callsign: Wei Long.
How the backstory connects to his kit
The exoskeleton thruster rig from the cinematic is the same Dynamic Auxiliary Device Vyron carries in matches. It reads his posture and movement, adjusts its nozzle direction, and cushions falls, which is why his abilities revolve around speed and vertical play.
| Component | Name | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Tactical Gear | QLL32 Crouching Tiger | Fires a compressed-air round that knocks down nearby enemies |
| Gadget | Dynamic Propulsion | Dashes in a chosen direction; knocking down an enemy reduces its cooldown |
| Gadget | Magnetic Bomb (E-Bomb) | High-explosive charge that sticks to metal surfaces and detonates on a timer |
| Trait | Dynamic Auxiliary System | Cuts fall damage and boosts movement speed after using gear or dropping from height |
That combination makes him a close-range disruptor. He dashes in, knocks a target down, secures the kill, and dashes back out. His Magnetic Bomb is strong against light vehicles, while Crouching Tiger clears rooms by threatening to floor anyone nearby.
Vyron’s appearances
Vyron has picked up several themed looks beyond his default outfit. The current roster of appearances includes:
- Default operator outfit
- Flying Tigers, a collaboration tied to Daniel Wu
- Operation Hadal
- Cosmic Guardian, his ultimate-tier appearance
The backstory trailer ties all of this together into one throughline. Across the fire rescue, the cockpit, the injury, and the exo-suit deployment, the closing caption dedicates the story “致 每位始终如一的自己” — to everyone who stays true to themselves. Wei Long is presented as the same person underneath every uniform he has worn, from cardboard astronaut helmet to combat visor.
