Mega Shark vs. Kolossus

A scientist who develops sonic transmitters intended to influence marine predators. She advocates a humane, collaborative approach to stopping Kolossus, balancing scientific insight with pragmatic risk-taking. Her resilience and ethical focus drive her to work with unlikely allies to protect the environment and civilians.

A colleague who pushes aggressive, militaristic solutions over diplomacy. He underestimates the danger of Kolossus and becomes a foil to Alison’s caution, highlighting the tension between expediency and responsibility in crisis decisions.

An American agent who is revealed to be working under cover within Benedict’s team. She demonstrates resourcefulness and moral ambiguity, ultimately contributing to the plan to stop Kolossus while navigating shifting loyalties.

A team leader and sponsor with hidden motives, whose alliance with the Russians drives the plot. His reliance on external funding and control reveals the corrupting influence of power and profit.

A desk worker recruited to assist in the mission, whose ordinary background contrasts with extraordinary events. He adapts quickly, showing loyalty and courage under pressure.

The Cold War-era scientist who created Kolossus and left behind a trail of clues. His work is a reminder of the dangerous consequences when ambition outpaces ethics.

A high-ranking military officer who faces mounting pressure and must navigate orders amidst a crisis. He wrestles with the impulse to escalate and the need to find a smarter solution.

Tech mogul and founder of DaneTech who seeks to influence events from behind the scenes. He navigates corporate interests, personal ethics, and a willingness to sacrifice others for a perceived greater good.

A massive mobile weapon of mass destruction, born from a secret Cold War project and powered by red mercury. It functions as a catalyst for the plot and a test of the protagonists’ resolve.