R.G.V. Moreau (1996)

Dr. R.G.V. Moreau (potrayed by Marlon Brando) is a Nobel prize winner and animal researcher who was driven away from the United States by animal rights activists to a private island where he creates transgenic human-animal hybrids.

Appearence
Moreau is potrayed by Marlon Brando. He is balding and chubby. Moreau has an amulet which is remote control that shocks Beast-men through their implants.

Daylight
Due to a sunlight allergy, Moreau puts white "medicine" on his face, along with wearing a veiled sunhat, shaded glasses and white robes whenever he goes outside. He rides on top of a jeep with a microphone to speak to his subject beast-men.

Inside/ Night
Moreau occasionally wears bandanas around his head. He has round glasses. He has a yellow, red, white and light blue bathrobe. He has a "caloric converter" he uses by wearing it on his head.

Pre-story
Moreau won a Nobel Prize in 1989. His animal research in the United States was disrupted by animal rights activists. He vanished to a private island where he could continue his work. He studied and experimented with transgenic animal-human hybrids for 17 years.

Death
Having heard the Beast-men of Hyena-Swine's gang play piano downstairs, Moreau went to investigate and entertained the Beast-men with the Heroic Polonaise No. 6 Op. 53 by George Gershwin. When Hyena-Swine desperately asks what they are, Moreau insists they're his children and asks to go to the other side of the room to further explain, but in reality he only moves so he can obtain his amulet remote control. Hyena-Swine asks why Moreau hurts them if they are his children."Moreau: Uh, You see, you are my children, but law is nescesary.""Hyena-Swine: If there is no more pain, then is there no more law?""Moreau: There is always law."Moreau tries to shock them but fails since the beast-men's implants were removed. Hyena-Swine declares old taboos as being the new law. Moreau tries to escape by hitting a beast-man guarding the outside door with a skull, but Hyena-Swine attacks and the Beast-men rip him apart on the porch hammock. Edward Douglas catches them in the act but the Beast-men run away with the amulet leaving Moreau dead. Edward, Aissa and his beast-men staff hold a funeral service on the beach where they burn his body and the Sayer-of-the-law says Moreau is still with them, watching over them in spirit.