Bruno

Bruno

Bruno is Xanatos's chief of security and head of the Xanatos Enterprises Security Force commandos. [1]

"Don't get me wrong, I admire you. You and that freak job took out four of my people!" - Bruno, ("Awakening: Part Four")

History

Bruno without his commando gear.

He was in charge of the Force's assault on the Eyrie Building to "steal" computer information from Xanatos, and their attack on Goliath in Central Park, both shortly after the clan's awakening. Shortly thereafter, he was guarding a shipment of particle beam rifles and handguns when Tony Dracon and his men stole the shipment. Later, he was in charge of the mercenaries hired by Dr. Anton Sevarius to guard and recapture his mutate test subjects. ("Awakening: Part Two", "Awakening: Part Three", "Deadly Force", "Metamorphosis")

He later appeared in charge of the commandos who were to help guard Sevarius's Loch Ness project. He was assigned to guard Goliath, Elisa, and Bronx, but when they broke out, they forced him to pilot a minisub, and also to fire upon Sevarius's main sub. He was left on the shores of Loch Ness by the Avalon travelers. He returned to Manhattan to continue leading Xanatos's security force and, after he and the rest of the commandos were dismissed by Owen from the castle ramparts, he was last seen providing security at Xanatos's Masque party in the Atrium of the Eyrie Building on Halloween, 1996. ("Monsters", "Masque", "Bash") [2]

Characteristics

Not much is known about Bruno, except that he is a normal male human with no known superhuman abilities, but he is trained in various combat techniques, and in the usage of various types of weapons.

Appearances

• "Awakening: Part Two" (First Appearance)
• "Awakening: Part Three"
• "Awakening: Part Four"
• "Deadly Force"
• "Metamorphosis"
• "Eye of the Beholder" (No Lines)
• "Monsters"
• "Masque" (No Lines)
• "Bash" (No Lines)

Production Background

Voice Actor: Jeff Bennett

Bruno was named by Cary Bates. [3] When the voice was being recorded, Greg Weisman and Jamie Thomason requested that Jeff Bennett make him sound like a young George C. Scott. [4]