Diana is an alien leader who escapes custody, overpowers an armed captor, and steals an antidote before reaching a tracking station. She contacts the hidden fleet, takes command, and launches a renewed invasion, while being pursued by Mike Donovan and sought by Nathan Bates for access to alien technology.
Diana is the Visitors’ deputy and a ruthless operator behind their occupation of Earth. She persecutes scientists, uses a mind-control procedure called conversion, and conducts horrifying biological experiments. Her actions directly affect Mike Donovan, Robin Maxwell, and other human captives targeted by the Visitors.
Ruthless Visitor commander overseeing rebel conversions and brainwashing. She ruthlessly eliminates dissenters, activates a mothership doomsday device, shoots John for refusing her plans, and ultimately escapes Earth's destruction by exploiting Julie's psychological conditioning.
Member of the Impossible Missions Force. Contributes to the team's covert operations and field missions.
Ragana leads the Golden Path, a pagan cult whose followers regard her as a powerful witch and goddess. The cult’s ceremonies put girls at risk, and its history includes trafficking them and using them in its schemes. Dalia’s search for her sisters eventually leads back to the cult and Ragana’s influence.
Professor Banyon is Ben and his friends' Archaeology professor. She examines the mechanical box, initially describing it as a theatre prop, then introduces Ben to another expert and helps reveal its identity as a revenge apparatus. She is later found dead in her office after the investigation advances.
Dina is an operative for Synternis Corporation who hires Nash after the deadly attack on gamers. She supports the corporate cover-up that conceals Synternis's involvement from Interpol, later cuts all ties with Nash, and claims that Helena was a Synternis mole and that the virus killing her came from the Necromancers.
Mona owns the property at The Hollows and controls the cannabis operation where Emma, Julia, Dusty, Harriet, Lex, and the other workers are employed. She reacts coldly when Harriet takes her specially cultivated cannabis, claims it was tailored for her alone, and later tells Dusty that he possesses something she wants and needs.
Jane Badler has 44 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Signature works include V, V, V: The Final Battle. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
