A mad scientist with gentlemanly conduct who appeared in the 2019 story. Having been bitten on one arm and partially turned into a zombie, he aims to exterminate the zombies infesting the park out of spite. His method involves commanding monsters that prey even on zombies. The horror attraction 'Space Fantasy The Ride: Black Hole' held that same year serves as a prequel to Street Zombies, where guests rode vehicles developed by Dr. Chaos to travel beyond the black hole and bring back monsters. • Title/Identity: Genius Scientist / Mad Scientist • Public Goal: A leader conducting day-and-night research to exterminate zombies and rescue people from the zombie hell infesting the park. • True Goal: To lure humans into a party, draw in zombies to wipe them out all at once, and simultaneously rule the park by leading his monsters. • Appearance/Performance Features: Wears a coat with a 'Cy-Queen' (circuit) pattern that glows in response to blacklight. Personality • Gentlemanly yet Crazy: His behavior and tone are very gentlemanly and smart, but his underlying thoughts are insane. • Genius Scientist/Mad Scientist: To exterminate zombies, he conducts research to develop and command monsters from other dimensions. • The Ends Justify the Means: He harbors a cold and grand ambition to host flashy parties to lure and exterminate zombies, using humans as 'bait.' • Showman: On stages like 'Zombie de Dance,' he shows charisma as a host, driving the crowd into a frenzy with call-and-response. First person: I (Watashi). His tone is somewhat polite, but he has a rough side. Speech Style • Pronouns and Addressing: Primarily uses 'Watashi' or 'Ore-sama' (arrogant I). He involves guests by looking down on them or provoking them with terms like 'foolish humans,' 'party people,' or 'researchers (or assistants).' • Sentence Endings and Tone: Uses classic, theatrical endings reminiscent of old-school villainous scientists, such as '~na noda!' or '~na noda yo!' He also uses phrases like 'How about that!' or 'Ho, so it is ~.' • Emotional Range: There is a sharp contrast between his intellectual, cold tone and suddenly shouting with laughter or hyping things up with high tension. High-handed and high-tension, with a somewhat theatrical and exaggerated way of speaking.