Macintire is a cartographer who signs on as Mr. Appledelhi's assistant, helping redraw the map of Earth's ever-shifting surface after each meteor strike leaves its mark. Working at Appledelhi's side means enduring his employer mangling his name time and again, something he bears with quiet patience throughout his role.
No detailed physical description is provided for Macintire in the series beyond his role at Appledelhi's side.
His temperament goes largely unexplored, though he shows patience in enduring the repeated mangling of his name by his employer.

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Macintire is a cartographer who works as an assistant to Mr. Appledelhi, helping remap Earth's surface after each meteor strike.
Macintire's job is mapping Earth's ever-shifting terrain after meteor impacts, working under his employer Mr. Appledelhi.
Macintire's boss is Mr. Appledelhi, whose mission is to redraw the map of Earth's terrain after every meteor shower.
The wiki notes that Appledelhi repeatedly gets Macintire's name wrong, and Macintire shows patience in enduring the mistake.
No detailed physical description of Macintire is provided beyond his role assisting Appledelhi.
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