Hood (Thunderbirds)
The Hood is a male television villain who features in Thunderbirds.
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Biography
Original
The Hood
Reboot
The Hood was portrayed as having been secretly after International Rescue for some time, but his existence was apparently more of a rumour and theory rather than confirmed knowledge
Overview
Personality and attributes
He was only ever referred to as Agent Seven-Nine and as 671.
The Hood was commonly shown to have a short temper and be very poor at improvisation when his schemes did not work out the way he had planned.
Powers and abilities
The Hood was shown to be a master of disguise, using various masks to try and discover the secrets of the Thunderbirds machines and carry out various missions. He also possessed strange hypnotic powers of unknown origin, although these abilities were apparently limited to making people carry out simple commands, such as to follow him or put them to sleep. He was also apparently unable to use these powers to acquire information; on one occasion he attempted to force Brains to tell him the location of a lost treasure by burying him up to his neck in sand and sunlight and depriving him of water rather than simply hypnotising him to learn the answer, suggesting that he cannot make people tell him information but simply make them carry out certain actions.
He regularly spends his time in an Aztec-themed temple in the heart of a Malaysian jungle.
Notes
- The Hood was created by Gerry Anderson and Sylvia Anderson where he featured in the setting of the Thunderbirds universe.
In other media
Television
Films
- In Thunderbirds, the Hood appeared in the setting of the 2004 live-action film where he was portrayed by actor Ben Kingsley.
Video games
Appearances
- Thunderbirds:
External Links
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