Reagan Dixon (TV Series)

### Baz Hastra

Baz and Reagan first met when Reagan first arrived at Japan. He lies to Reagan and tells him Selene died, while she is hiding at the hospital. After the first battle of Japan, Baz helps Hector assaulting the Sanctuary. Baz hides in a building after saving Brandon and being left behind. Reagan is at the same building and Baz convinces Reagan to tell about his past life. While the two escape, Baz trips, but Reagan saves him, showing he cares about Baz. Baz is later a hostage at the Sanctuary. Baz however likely despises Reagan for the atrocities he has committed and likely wants him dead.

Baz is in charge of cleaning Reagan's cells, it seems Baz hopes that there is some humanity inside of him. However, when Reagan continues to make fun of Baz, he snaps and tells him off, to which Reagan apologizes for.

### Hector Hollis

Reagan and Hector absolutely despise each other and are bitter rivals and enemies. Reagan was first made aware of Hector and his group of heroes after Hector led a raid on a Crusader outpost which resulted in the deaths of all its inhabitants. Hence the commission personally sent Reagan with a group of Crusaders to retaliate in whichever form possible which resulted in more deaths and the murder of Achilles Hastra.

Reagan was able to organize a joint effort of roadblocks and psychological intimidation to trap Hector with a portion of his group to exact his revenge and break them into servitude. Once captured, Reagan bludgeons Alexander Green and Oliver Jones to death hoping to display authority but Hector still remains defiant, threatening to kill him. Amused and unsatisfied, Reagan forces Hector to risk his life to attain a hatchet among a large group of crusaders whilst verbally mocking Hector for thinking he could live a safe life with his family and friends. Reagan eventually breaks Hector when he forces him to attempt to cut off Selene's arm after he notices that Hector is still defiant, stopping Hector shortly before the amputation could occur. Satisfied, Reagan leaves the group in a shattered state.

Reagan continues to converse with Hector in the style of a laid back bully whenever they meet such as when Reagan arrives at the headquarters for Hector's first tribute. Reagan clearly observes Hector's hatred towards him for his actions but remains unconcerned and continues his dark sense of humor. However, whenever Hector makes a statement or action that Reagan disagrees with his cheerful tone becomes stern and serious to remind Hector who's in charge - such as the case of the missing guns.

Reagan respects Hector to a degree for his leadership and survival skills but ultimately for being a selfless individual. Reagan makes this point to Leo that Hector is 'swallowing' his hate for him for the sake of everyone in Japan and being a proactive hero.

However, when Reagan learns of Hector's plot to revolt against him from Jefa - leader of the Villain League - he becomes so irritated by his defiance that he returns to Japan to quell any notion of rebellion. Hector vows that no matter what Reagan does to him, he will make it his mission to kill him and all the Crusaders and that nothing will change that, which further amuses Reagan. Hector and his group manage to thwart his plan and cause him and a few of the Crusaders to retreat. Disappointed and enraged, Reagan resorts to "Plan B": go to war with the heroes and eliminate Hector.

During the war, Hector is absolutely determined to kill Reagan, whom is now his nemesis. After Achilles' tragic death however Hector informs him of his death and Reagan tells him to simply give up on this war as he has already lost and reveals himself to be his killer thus making Hector refuse the truce and attempts to kill him. In "Honor" after the Crusaders are defeated and he personally injures Reagan, Hector decides not to kill Reagan and instead takes him as a prisoner to Japan in order to spend the rest of his days as a prisoner for revenge for his actions and to be used as an example that people are capable of changing. It is more likely that the only reason that Hector decides to allow Reagan to live is because it is what Achilles wanted and if the latter was still alive, Hector would surely have not been spared by Reagan.

After being imprisoned by Hector, Reagan still takes pleasure in taunting Hector about Achilles' death and tell him that despite all of his success, he is not saving the world in the least but is simply getting it ready for him. While Hector deeply hates Reagan, he does not want him dead and is dedicated to keep him alive to fulfill Achilles's final requests and to prevent Reagan from being martyred and letting all the deaths suffered during the war, Achilles included, from becoming nothing. Despite this, Hector's hallucination of him conversing with his mother implies that part of him still wants to kill Reagan and has some regret about not doing so.

Reagan's reaction to Hector's supposed death is unknown. In "The King" months later, he admits that he had begun to come around to Hector's way of thinking about doing things before the reaction of the heroes to the villains has begun to sour him on that.

### Selene Baudelaire

Selene deeply hates Reagan because of his direct involvement in Achilles's death. Her personal goal during the war was to kill Reagan by any means, even if she needed to put her own people in danger. She executed D.J. and sent his corpse to Reagan in hopes of making him angry so that he would come and she could kill him. Her plan failed as Scarlett lead the attack on the hilltop and dozens of her people were killed in the process. When Hector decided to spare Reagan, she broke down in tears and had since decided to kill Reagan with Dante and Darrell.

In "What Comes After", Selene attempts to assassinate Reagan. But after seeing how broken he is, she decides to spare him, as his current condition is "worse than death".

### Oliver Jones

Reagan was intimidated by Ollie and felt it was too dangerous to keep the larger man alive. After being captured by Reagan and his Crusaders, unlike the rest of the members, Ollie shows completely no fear in facing them. When Reagan stands and glances right at him, Ollie continues to stare at him which slightly amuses Reagan before remarking that he needs to "shave his shit". After simply unable to decide who to kill, Ollie then watches Reagan who is chanting "eeny, meeny, miney, moe" and walking one person to another while pointing his bat at them before finally picking Ollie. After warning them not to interfere, Reagan then slams the bat to Ollie's head, causing him to bleed heavily. Before his death, Ollie utters "suck my nuts" to Reagan, who then proceeds to bash his head several more times, completely mutilating his head before mocking his last words.

Reagan later reveals that he deliberately chose to kill Ollie as he likely perceived him as a threat to him and claims that he made the choice to kill him instead of Robin as he didn't want Maria to watch.

Reagan possibly develops some remorse over the years for killing Ollie and Alexander. In "Adaptation," Reagan vomits upon coming upon the spots he killed the two men in and being reminded of his crime. In "Secrets," when Scarlett demands to know if he told Judith about killing Ollie and Alexander, Reagan admits that he has, stating that he never lies to the girl so when she asked for that story, he was honest with her about it.

## Killed Victims

* Achilles Hastra
* Oliver Jones
* Alexander Green
* Leo Baudelaire
* Darrell Monroe (Zombified)
* Heath Dixon (Zombified)
* Alabaster Klingen
* Emily Quinn (Zombified)
* Charlotte Smith (Zombified)
* Ryiah Grimes (Zombified)
* Diane King (Zombified)
* Baz Hastra (Zombified)
* Ghostslinger (Zombified)
* Pchai Bennington (Zombified)
* Frankie Jones (Zombified)
* Adeline Dixon (Zombified)
* Anne Hathaway
* Rory Dixon (Zombified)
* Scarlett Jones (Zombified)