Elderly civilian witnessing shoreline devastation from Kaiju breaches.
Dix's boss who initially appears professional but is later revealed to be a co-conspirator with Dr. Pratt in the presidential cloning and replacement scheme.
Howard works at the hardware store and warns Jack Brooks about the cursed house owned by Professor Gordon Crowley. He explains that, as a child, he lived there with his uncle Emmet, witnessed Emmet’s corruption after consuming the monster’s heart, and was forced to shoot him in self-defense.
Chester's father and a contestant representing Canada. Fyodor remains in love with Helen, whom he once hoped to marry, and becomes an alcoholic after the accident that leaves her without legs. He gives up drinking and builds beer-filled prosthetic legs to win her affection, but she rejects him; he later drinks from one leg and falls to his death.
Presiding judge over Squirrel's original trial, later suspected of being compromised as new evidence surfaces seven years later.
Professor and narrator, searching for the valuable Nāga statue and scroll. He rescues and mentors the jungle boy Krishna, teaching him English and human ways after he is banished. Later, he is injured by Joshua Hook during the statue's retrieval but recovers by the end.
One of two crashed alien entities, appearing as a human-like figure who can manipulate energy and teleport. Stranded in Africa, he befriends local children Tiko and Toki, learns to heal, survives capture and a waterfall crash, and eventually reunites with Miko to depart Earth as balls of light.
David Fox has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1981. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Pacific Rim with 1 titles. Signature works include Mama, The Charnel House, Jungle Boy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
