Boris

**Boris** is the former lead detective in the Ogaji Police Department, and the main protagonist of Legends of Ogaji the Movie: Void Walker.

He led the investigation on the elusive Void Walker character, a man garbed in samurai armor going around stealing people's faces. Boris hired two bounty hunters to assist him in the job but both times resulted in failure, so he took the chance to do it himself. He ended up facing the Void Walker face-to-face and battling him for a sacred artifact that transends time itself.

Since defeating the Void Walker he has been fired from the force but continues to seek adventure with his allies Skales and Malcolm.

## Physical Appearance

Boris is an older man with long brown hair and brown eyebrows. He is lean and muscular, and his shirts fit him tightly. His main appearance is of a light blue police officer uniform with a blue tie and a badge. He wears dark blue jeans.

After his face is stolen by Void Walker, his skin is completely melted off and all that remains is his skeleton. He still retains his hair, and he wears his usual casual clothes after he is fired from the force.

## History

### Pre-History

Boris became a cop at some unknown point in time and became acquainted with Tracey. It is implied that she has had to bail him out of sticky situations many a times. It is shown that she has, at least once, had to reprimand him for enlisting the help of a bounty hunter in his jobs.

### *Legends of Ogaji the Movie: Void Walker*

At some point, Tracey encounters the defaced corpse of a museum curator and hires Boris to track down the person who did this to him. She warns him not to do anything problematic, but Boris ignores her orders and hires a bounty hunter from another dimension named Bounty, to track down who he calls the "Void Walker." Bounty fails in his mission and his face is stolen by the Void Walker, and Tracey finds out about Boris' deceit. She gives him one final warning, but he once again ignores it.

Boris gets together with two of his former allies, Skales and Malcolm, and persuades them in assisting him on his mission to track down and defeat the Void Walker. He discovers a pattern, that the Void Walker appeared in the eastern side of Ogaji City and has been on a B-line westward ever since. First, he appeared in the Ogaji Museum, then in an alleyway just east of there, and now he has been spotted on the outskirts of town in that same direction. Realizing that he is clearly after something, the three of them ambush the Void Walker and make their attack, but they are quickly overpowered. In their fight with the Void Walker, Tracey and a squadron of Ogaji police arrive, also having discovered his secret.

Malcolm and Skales are able to dip as soon as they arrive, leaving Boris alone to deal with reprimanding from his superior. The Ogaji City Police restrain and capture the Void Walker, and Tracey fires Boris.

Now all alone and with no job, he returns to his place, defeated, and falls asleep. He wakes up soon after and realizes he has to fight for his job back and returns to the police station to confront Tracey. When he arrives, he tries to make his case to her, but all of a sudden is caught from behind by the Void Walker, who somehow escaped his prison cell, and his face is stolen. He fights back, and is somehow able to survive the attack, but accidentally lets Void Walker get away.

He rushes out to find him, going along the same route that he made out before, and makes a definitive plan to stop him for good. He finds out that he has been followed by Malcolm, who is rejoining him to stop the Void Walker because he greatly admires Boris. The two of them approach Void Walker from behind and find that he is going to walk straight into a hill, but before they can make their move, Tracey arrives in a Shuricopter with two of the Elemental Masters, Sid and Jordan.

The Void Walker phases between dimensions and disappears, and Boris speaks with Tracey about him finishing his own mission, and blindsides them and steals their helicopter. Tracey is knocked out in the battle, but Sid and Jordan use their Elemental Power to stop Boris' escape in midair. Sid catches the Shuricopter in a large tree and climbs it to fend him off, and Jordan and Malcolm battle below. Boris is able to shake Sid off and make his escape, leaving his companion behind.

He reaches the other side of the hill to find Prehistoric Canyon, a place where many ancient dragon bones have been discovered. He sees Void Walker on his forward trek into what looks like a cave. Boris follows him close behind and enters into this cavern. He discovers that it is lit up with green crystals and markings on the walls that seem to depict a great battle.

Finally, the Void Walker reaches his destination, a shrine at the end of the cave that keeps a large green amulet guarded by two droids. Suddenly from behind him, Sid and Jordan appear and try to stop Void Walker, temporarily teaming up with Boris now to finish the job. In their battle, the security droids awaken and join the fight. Void Walker is left to fight one, while the other grabs Boris using some chains and throws him around. Sid and Jordan help him out, destroying the droid, and return to the fight with the Void Walker, who has destroyed the other security droid.

They try to finish the battle, but they are too late, as the Void Walker found what he was looking for: the reformed Time Temporal, now rebuilt as an amulet. He used the amulet to return his memories to him, and to restore Ogaji to how he remembered it, from before the timeline reset. This causes several characters to phase out of existence, and for Jordan and Sid to die as they did in the Dark Timeline. The ground around him begins to turn black, as the Prehistoric Canyon reverts into the Edge of the World again.

Boris is unaffected, as he was able to grab onto the Time Amulet before the wave could reach him, which caused him to return to human form. Jared and Boris struggled with the amulet, both of them trying to rewrite reality, and it falls apart around them. Boris is able to use the same powers as Void Walker and adopts the abilities of those that surround him in the time stream. He gets into a sword fight with Jared, and his clothes begin changing rapidly to match different moments in time. He wears Sky Pirate gear from the lost episode of *Chronicles of G*, Ninjago Jay's ZX outfit, Sensei Wu's robes, and finally lands on Milo's original mechanic suit.

Fighting to save all of time and to prove to himself that he isn't a coward, Boris uses all of the strength of the heroes in Ogaji's timeline to carve through Jared, who's hatred has kept his memory alive for eons. The Void Walker disappears, and the Ethereal Divide crumbles in on itself. Time is reset once again, as Jared is erased from existence.

Boris wakes up again in the police station, with Sid, Jordan, and Tracey watching him. He had apparently passed out after Void Walker grabbed the amulet. According to them, Void Walker evaporated as soon as he touched it. Boris realizes that he is the only one that remembers what really happened and finds out that they had arrested Malcolm while he was out as well. Boris tries to explain what happened, but they refuse to listen, and he is still fired.

On his way out he sees that his normal human skin is back, but in the mirror, he sees the Void Walker behind him, only to find out that it was all in his head. Jared's voice rings out in his head saying that his memory will always exist as long as there is someone left to remember, that being Boris.

He is last seen at the end of the film breaking Malcolm out of prison so that the two of them can continue going on adventures.

## Personality

Boris is determined and hotheaded, ready to jump into action every moment. When he gets his heart set on something he doesn't let it go, but his heart isn't always in the right place. He has been known to hire off-duty cops and

## Age

Boris is probably around his mid to late 30s or so.

## Appearances

* *Legends of Ogaji the Movie: Void Walker* (first appearance)

## Author's Notes

* Boris is the third cop in the series, after Tom Phan and Samuel Strumar.