Aquarium Terrorist
CharacterAn unnamed operative who poses as a Berlint University marine biologist to collect stolen plans at Berlint Aqualand. His cover crumbles under Twilight's scrutiny, Yor batters him after Anya stages her own kidnapping, and WISE hauls him away for questioning about his organization.
Appearance
The man never shows his true identity in the story, operating instead behind the persona of "Hurry Taylar," a marine biologist supposedly attached to Berlint University. The scholarly cover lets him move through Berlint Aqualand without drawing suspicion. He appears in Extra Mission 1 of the manga and reaches the screen in Episode 12 of the anime.
Personality
He favors deception over open force, counting on a fabricated academic pedigree to carry him to his objective. The confidence outstrips the craft: a short exchange gives Twilight everything needed to pick the impersonation apart, and the operative ends up outmaneuvered by a family far more dangerous than he ever realizes.
History
The terrorist comes to Berlint Aqualand to receive secret plans from Parlie. Twilight exposes the false identity almost immediately, and once Anya pretends the man has grabbed her as a hostage, Yor thrashes him on the spot. WISE afterward takes him into custody in hopes of extracting intelligence on the group behind him. His Japanese voice actor, Katsunori Okai, also plays Chairman Bernard, Erik Zacharis, the Quill, and Jeeves, while his English actor, Christopher Guerrero, doubles as the purse snatcher and Gascoigne.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the Aquarium Terrorist in Spy x Family?
The Aquarium Terrorist is an unnamed operative who poses as a Berlint University marine biologist under the alias Hurry Taylar to collect stolen plans at Berlint Aqualand. He appears in Extra Mission 1 of the manga and Episode 12 of the anime.
How is the Aquarium Terrorist's cover blown?
Twilight, Loid Forger's spy identity, exposes the Aquarium Terrorist's false identity as marine biologist Hurry Taylar almost immediately after a short exchange with him. A brief conversation is enough to pick apart his fabricated academic pedigree.
What happens to the Aquarium Terrorist after his cover is exposed?
After his cover is blown, Anya Forger pretends the Aquarium Terrorist has taken her hostage, prompting Yor Forger to beat him on the spot. WISE then takes him into custody to question him about the organization he works for.
Why does the Aquarium Terrorist come to Berlint Aqualand?
The Aquarium Terrorist travels to Berlint Aqualand to receive secret plans from a contact named Parlie. His scholarly cover as a marine biologist is meant to let him move through the aquarium without drawing suspicion.
Who voices the Aquarium Terrorist?
The Aquarium Terrorist is voiced by Katsunori Okai in Japanese, who also plays Chairman Bernard, Erik Zacharis, the Quill, and Jeeves. His English voice actor, Christopher Guerrero, also plays the purse snatcher and Gascoigne.
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