Cube Zero

A man trying to escape the Cube, his fear of the acid-like spray underscores the deadly stakes of the facility. He is one of the captives whose backstory hints at consent in experiments, leaving his fate unresolved until his fate is revealed.

Wynn displays unsettling abilities to predict the cube’s moves, marking him as a formidable presence among the captives. His fate is entangled with the Cube’s experiments, and his memory and will appear to be manipulated as the story progresses.

Rains wakes inside the Cube and becomes part of the group; the dream of her being chased with her daughter foreshadows her reality. Her past is mysteriously absent from the files, hinting at secrets kept by the experiment’s organizers.

Haskell bears the same tattoo mark as the captor who took Rains and cannot recall his life beyond a name. He is later subjected to a hostile directive injected by a chip, turning him into a possible threat.

Bartok falls to the Cube’s deadly devices, his death underscoring the brutal, indifferent logic of the experiment.

Meyerhold is claimed by the Cube’s traps, illustrating the brutal efficiency of the testing environment.

Owen reaches one of the exits and, when asked if he believes in God, answers negatively, triggering the incineration sequence that seals his fate.

Dodd is a collaborator in the Cube’s control operations who sabotages the power panels to aid the prisoners, only to be killed by Jax after betraying the group.

Jax leads a brutal rescue that attempts to free the captives, ultimately discovering Dodd’s betrayal and enacting a countermeasure to turn the tables.

Finn is one of the cube’s captives, appearing within the ensemble and contributing to the group’s difficult dynamic as events unfold.