James Bond

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Freelance spy and professional thief.
At first, she appears to be Bond's ally, but it soon becomes clear that she has been hired by an unknown group to steal the THEIA artificial intelligence system (used by MI6 to predict threats). Isola is a master at creating false identities and disguises.
She manipulates Bond, for example, by telling him a fictitious story about her parents' death at the hands of Sir Nicholas Webb, so he'll help her infiltrate the Antarctic base and steal another system, the HYPERION. At the climax, she risks her life to save Bond, and in the finale, she fatally wounds Webb, takes THEIA, and disappears. It's hinted that she works for SPECTRE.

"Uninvited"). Bond must attend a private reception hosted by Sir Nicholas Webb.
There is plenty of time."
What's happening: Bond and Greenway travel to Slovakia to capture former MI6 agent 009 (Rhys Beckett) during a chess tournament at the Grand Carpathian Hotel.
Webb Industries.
What's Happening: Corporate Espionage in Damien Webb's Skyscraper.
The past will never die").
What's happening: The action takes place in Aleph, a lost city in the sands that serves as a hub for the black market. It's ruled by the self-proclaimed pirate king, Bouma. Bond and Greenway arrive there to track down Beckett.
Vietnam - Mission Time to Die.
Bond must infiltrate the Arrowhead compound, locate, and extract the MI6 agent who was transmitting data on the weapons supply network. He also needs to retrieve a data drive containing the coordinates of Arrowhead's next waypoint—without it, the plot cannot progress.
The final mission, "For England," takes place at MI6 headquarters in London, where a major standoff is taking place.

Locations: London, Slovakia, Mauritania, Webb Industries, Vietnam
ʍиᴄᴄии: Time to Die, "Uninvited," "Time Plenty," "The Past Never Dies," Final Mission "For England"

Bawma is a charismatic and dangerous arms dealer from Mauritania and the main antagonist.
The Murtaugh twins are personal assassins who act on behalf of the Webbs.
Sir Nicholas Webb is the main antagonist. He is an influential tech billionaire and AI pioneer. He created the quantum supercomputer THEIA, which the British intelligence agency MI6 used for threat analysis and intelligence gathering.
Damien Webb - He is Sir Nicholas's son and a minor antagonist.

John Greenway is Bond's mentor. A former 00 agent, he is now an instructor in the 00 program at MI6. His personality is the complete opposite of the young Bond: while Bond is impulsive and arrogant, Greenway is cool and calculating. The mentor sees talent in his protégé, but considers him too reckless and unruly.
M is the head of MI6. She is the one who spots Bond's potential after the Icelandic incident and actively promotes him for the 00 program, despite his mentor's objections.
Q is a gadget expert and inventor. He supplies Bond with spy equipment, though Bond often sabotages his inventions.
Eva Moneypenny is a cybersecurity and counterterrorism expert. Before transferring to Unit 00, she worked in Counterterrorism Command (S0-15), and was then recruited by the Secret Service.

Impulsive, daring, with a heightened sense of justice. Prioritizes people over the mission. Resourceful, knows how to bluff. Has a personal code: does not use force unless necessary. Possesses observation skills and intelligence. Excellent physical fitness, skilled in hand-to-hand combat and marksmanship.

Face. Bond has a scar on his right cheek.
Build: Athletic, toned. Height: 183 cm
Hair. Light brown.
Eyes. Gray-blue