Fire Lord who started Hundred Year War
Colonel Kurtz is Jeff's former commander and a leader of the cloning operation with Simon Maddox. He regards Jeff as the ideal tireless soldier but sees his empathy as a defect, especially after Jeff refused to kill an innocent child and was court-martialed. Kurtz pursues Jeff and is defeated during the facility's destruction.
Local resident affected by nuclear plant incident.
Medical professional involved in the 2008 crisis response.
Kyo's father who remains catatonic in a mental institution. A past battle involving him, Chizuru, and Iori is revealed, where Iori's Orochi possession inadvertently destroyed Saisyu's mind.
A psychiatrist at a mental health facility where James is temporarily admitted. He provides Phillip with critical information about James's auditory hallucinations and subsequent escape.
Nurse Nakamura is a hospital nurse involved around Jonas's resuscitation work. She warns Jonas about reviving a patient who has been clinically dead for so long and refers to a troubling previous case, adding tension to Hatch's return from death.
Air traffic controller coordinating the Turbulence 2 emergency response.
A scientific expert consulted regarding the geophysical causes of the earthquakes. Provides technical analysis that helps bridge the gap between Crane's prophecy and scientific reality.
A potential buyer who evaluates the estate, its views, and the financial requirements of restoration. He concludes that the plumbing, mechanical, and electrical work would be prohibitively expensive, rejects the preservation plan, and recommends replacing the mansion with a new golf course.
Nakai is a Yakuza businessman questioned by Detective Tony Luca and Kim during their investigation. The detectives squeeze information from him as they uncover the Black Lotus Society's scheme to trigger a war between the Yakuza and the Mafia.
Lonely hiker encountered in the forest. He warns the group to leave the dead in peace, accompanies them, and later advises they are doomed after Skylar steals the watch.
Hiro Kanagawa has 123 screen credits in a career dating back to 1993. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently Orphan Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Playdate, Orphan: First Kill, Deeper I Go. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 9 universes
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