Hitotsu-Me Giant Leader

Hitotsu-Me Giant Leaderis the main antagonist of the three-part episode "Isolated in Cyberspace" 
The leader of the Hitotsu-Me Giants, ge is the cruelest and most vicious of the group. Eager to hunt for food, this beast has his “eye” set on the human girl Téa Gardner after she wanders into their territory. As the Giant who cut her face and who personally brought her to his pack’s cave, he is her primary enemy through the episode. 
==Role in the series==
The leader makes his first appearance, leading his pack through the barren landscape for which they live in search of game to hunt. Eventually they find this game in the form of a young human woman named Téa Gardner. Having been separated from her friends, Téa is forced to wander through the canyon alone: or so she thinks. As she wanders deeper into the canyon, she is completely unaware that she is being stalked by the Hitotsu-Me Giant leader and his pack. Hiding behind the rock formations, the leader and his tribe-mates closely watch her, waiting for the moment to strike. 
Watching her from atop one of the cliffs, the leader’s position is given away when he accidentally knocks some small rocks off the cliff. The sound of the rocks falling alerts Téa to his presence and thus gazing eyes on him for the first time. Seeing that he has been spotted, the leader flees behind the rocks before ordering his clan to make their move. Now armed with an axe, the leader and his pack surround the frightened Téa, preparing to make their attack. When Téa attempts to walk back slowly, her platform shoe accidentally kicks up a loose pebble. This furiously provokes the leader to roar in anger, signaling the beginning of the giants’ attack. The leader jumps from the cliff and throws his axe at Téa. Though his weapon misses the girl, its impact causes a swarm of splinter-shaped rocks to fly through the air; one of which hits Téa’s left cheek, leaving her with a small cut. 
Téa attempts to flee from the beasts, desperately and futility calling out for help. Retrieving his axe, the leader orders three of his breathed to give chase to the fleeing girl, as she just barely manages to outpace them. Unfortunately however, this is all part of the leader’s plan. He and the two other giants pursuing Téa, are merely forcing her towards the direction of their comrade, who is hiding behind some of the rocks, waiting for her to come his way so that he may surprise her as she comes. The leader’s plan works perfectly, and Téa is intercepted and incapacitated by the fourth Hitotsu-Me Giant.
With their hunt successful, the leader picks Téa off the ground and throws her over his right shoulder then order his pack to return to the cave with him leading the way through the canyon, carrying their prize. After several hours, the pack finally reach their cave. Once inside, the leader carries Téa deep into the cave, where he throws her off his shoulder down onto the ground. Landing on the cavern’s rock floor causes the unconscious Téa to moan in pain as she agonizingly squirms literally at the feet of her cyclops captors. The leader and fellow tribe-mates watch this with clear amusement in their glowing red eyes.
Sometime later, Téa awakens on top of the large rock shelf that the leader left, overlooking the pack’s den below. The leader is the first to notice that she has regained consciousness, snarling at her as he sees her above. Despite this, he leaves there as he and the others ready a huge cauldron for which they plan to cook her with. As their ready their dinner, the leader laughs with glee over the feast to come. However, Téa begins to escape after finding a loose vine for which to climb out of the pit. Noticing her escaping, the leader and his pack quickly pursue. Though they are unable to prevent her from getting out of the cave, they still chase her on the surface, though the girl has gained much head way. 
Téa soon comes to a dead end however; a large canyon with a raging river below. Finding an old rope-bridge to use, Téa attempts to cross, but her attempt becomes more difficult when the leader arrives with his pack. He foolishly orders them to pursue her on the bridge despite its clear instability. While they do manage to catch up with Téa and nearly recapture her, the bridge soon gives way under their combined weight and breaks in half. While Téa luckily manages to hold on to the remainder of the bridge, the leader and his pack fall into the river below, screaming in terror as they plummet to their deaths.
==Relationships== 
=== Noah Kaiba ===
Noah Kaiba is the virtual creator of the Hitotsu-Me Giants. Wanting to make Téa’s imprisonment in the Virtual World more interesting, Noah created the giants and sent them after Téa hoping that it would bring him amusement. As his virtual creations, Leader and his pack are completely loyal to Noah, obeying his every command without question. Noah was shown to be very much entertained by their attack on and capture of Téa, finding the pain they inflicted on her amusing, so much so that he laughed as they carried her back to their lair. Despite this, Noah did not truly care for his creations, seeing them only as virtual play things for his amusement. Thus he held no anger or sadness over their deaths.
=== His pack ===
Being the leader of the pack, he is well respected by the other Hitotsu-Me Giants. Rather than control them through fear, the others seem to follow him out of genuine loyalty and respect his authority. This respect was shown when they allowed him to be the one to carry an unconscious Téa back to their lair. This showed his dominance over the others as well as their respect for him, as he was the one to carry the prize of their hunt. They follow his orders without question. In turn, the leader seems to show genuine care for tribe-mates and is never abusive towards them.
=== Téa Gardner ===
Out of all the Hitotsu-Me Giants that attacked her, the leader was shown to be the greatest threat to Téa. Believing her to be an animal to hunt, the leader led his clan in hunting her to have her for dinner. The leader was the first Hitotsu-Me Giant Téa had payed eyes upon in the canyon and was fearful of him just like the rest of his breathern. When Téa attempted to quietly walk away from the giants after they had surrounded her in the canyon, the leader was the first to attack her, jumping off a cliff of the canyon and throwing its axe at her in an attempt to kill her. Though his attempt failed, he ended leaving Téa a small cut under her left cheek. Soon after Téa attempted to flee from him and the others, but she unknowingly did as the leader had wanted. The leader and two others was merely forcing her into the direction of their hidden tribe-mate who remained hidden until Téa got in close enough. It was the leader’s successful plan that got Téa captured and knocked out by the beasts. 
After she had been subdued, the leader personally carried the unconscious Téa over his shoulder and back to the giants’ cave. During her captivity, the leader was shown to be abusive to his unconscious catch, as he unsympathetically dumped her off his shoulder onto the rock floor of the cave, which caused her to squirm and groan in pain. In this, the leader was shown to be very sadistic and took pleasure in Téa’s anguish. When she had awakened, the leader was instantly hostile to her, snarling at her visciously upon noticing her conscious again but chose not to bother her as he was convinced she could not escape from the ledge he left her on. Like the rest of his tribe mates, he looked forward to having her for dinner, except he was shown to take the most enjoyment out of it, 
When Téa had escaped he led his pack in attempting to retrieve her, but his obsession with eating her proved his and tribe-mates literal downfall when they fell into the raging river. Overall, the leader served as Téa’s archenemy, not only seeing her as food to eat, but greatly enjoying the suffering and physical pain he brought upon her, showing no respect for his prey. Téa likewise possesses a strong fear and hate of the leader and his pack for attacking, kidnapping, and attempting to eat her.
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