Arrogant colleague of Dean Alan Halsey at Miskatonic University who laser-lobotomizes the reanimated dean and discovers he is dead. Trying to blackmail West for the reagent, he is decapitated, yet his head and body are separately reanimated; the body carries the head back to his office. He develops telepathic command over lobotomized corpses, uses them to abduct Megan, attacks her himself, and is overwhelmed when West doses his body with a lethal overdose and it mutates. In Bride of Re-Animator, the revived head is given bat wings and commands surviving zombies before being trapped in the collapsing crypt.
Fulton Balcus is the president of Chronos and the corporation's ultimate antagonist. He receives the recovered briefcase, interrogates Mizky Segawa about Sean's Guyver, and demands control of the unit. Balcus reveals his Zoalord form, but Sean's defensive weapon destroys him and the Chronos laboratory.
Dr. Anthony Blakely runs Independent Thinking, a television program built around a self-help, quasi-religious system. With an alien organism and brainwashing experiments, he seeks control of the population and world domination, making him Jim Majelewski's principal human adversary.
The CEO of Norton Cyberdyne, Carter summons the board after the deaths and grows increasingly paranoid about being removed from power. He threatens Nick and Susan, sends a team after the Syngenors, kills Armbrewster with a prototype energy weapon, and releases the creatures into the building. Later, increasingly unstable, he is killed by Gorski's mutated form.
David Gale has 24 screen credits in a career dating back to 1969. Their work is anchored in the The Guyver Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Re-Animator, Bride of Re-Animator, The Brain. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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