The Archer

“Moff is no longer a threat. But the mask is. I need some…assistance.”

-The Professor, referring to The Archer.

The Archer is an antagonist in the Agent 12 series. He was 12’s nemesis and was put into prison multiple times before escaping and going to 2025, releasing monsters all over time. He was stopped and killed by Agent 12, but returned as the mastermind behind The 1972 Incident, in which he was killed once again. He later appears in Scorpia Rising as one of the main protagonists.

Appearance
The Archer looks old for a 47 year old man, with wrinkles all over his face and slitted eyes. He wears a blue jumpsuit and has a quiver slung across his back. He doesn't carry his bow in many of the illustrations he is in. In Scorpia Rising, he looks very similar, although his jumpsuit is orange instead of blue, and his face is mottled slightly.

Personality and Skills
The Archer is a master with the bow, as given by his criminal name and that he trained with it for 20 years, and is probably good with science and tech, as evidenced by the computers and other machinery in his lab. He appears to only care about himself and usually does his work alone.

Early Life
The Archer had a history with Agent 12 and appears to have been stopped by him many times, this could be evidenced why he classifies Agent 12 as his archnemisis. Other than that, nothing is known about his early life.

The Books (Agent 12 series)
The Archer is seen as the main antagonist of the Agent 12 series. He appears in the first book as the main antagonist, then returns in the final book as well, bringing back another variant of himself. He is eventually killed (he commits suicide) and he is transported to the Realm of the Forgotten.

Scorpia Rising
The Archer appears at the end of Episode 4 of Scorpia Rising, summoned by The Professor. He later becomes a major character in the series.

The Archer, along with Professor and Moff, team up to stop the Spirit Mask, later known as Perceverous. He and the others manage to succeed, and they capture Perceverous and trap him inside the Dark Orb. Unfortunately, The Archer isn’t there to see it, as when they are trying to trap Perceverous in the jewel, The Archer falls into some Dark Matter, and is transported to the Realm of the Forgotten once again.

Trivia

 * The Archer is a lot different in the books then in the media. In the books, he is incredibly sinister and narcissistic. He also displays a hatred toward Agent 12 and his other enemies, but in Scorpia Rising, he is obedient to Professor and Moff, and follows their orders. His personality is also incredibly different.