Henchman working under the main villain.
Medical professional overseeing patient care.
Corporate executive overseeing the blood orchid research funding.
Bubby is a mentally challenged 35-year-old man who has been isolated and controlled by Mum, believing the outside air is toxic. After killing his parents, he enters society, struggles with abuse and rejection, discovers confidence through music, and forms a loving relationship with Angel before becoming a father.
The Bobbins is encountered by Monday and Tyler during their journey, dressed as an astronaut and offering to take them to the moon. Tyler suspects that the offer may be a scam, so the encounter leaves the pair uncertain about whether to accept the help. The Bobbins briefly presents a possible route forward as they try to reach the Moon Rock.
A debilitated elderly white man implicated in the 20-year-old murder. His late brother Leon allegedly hosted parties at a cave to attract young Aboriginal girls.
Judge Eisenmangher is a town authority who welcomes Nate Clintoff and says he will swear him in if he remains until Sunday. He also discusses Molly’s Ngarigo heritage and her children with Father McGuiness and Mrs. Shirley McGuiness, participating in the decision that places the children under state custody.
Nome's chief lawman who joins Colonel Henry Johnson and the U.S. Marshals in investigating Sean McLennon's land seizures. He accompanies the federal officers to bring Sean and Hudson Saanteek in for questioning, but Sean refuses their orders and the posse shoots Lamont and the other officials.
He participates in developing an implantable tracking device that the government presents as a security measure against terrorists.
Dr. Masuta is a hospital doctor involved in the effort to save Melanie after she arrives with severe head trauma and massive blood loss. Working with the hospital staff during the medical emergency, he belongs to the hospital storyline that surrounds Dr. Amy Wintercraig’s investigation of Valerie.
Clergyman in the community.
Wrongfully convicted man whose brain was manipulated to feel no pain. Fakes his death to exact revenge by kidnapping several people involved in his trial and forcing them to investigate his case under strict, deadly rules. Eventually confronts the real culprit.
Nicholas Hope has 65 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently The Invisible Man with 1 titles. Signature works include Bad Boy Bubby, Resonance, Henry Needs a New Home. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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