Hologram



Hologram is the third major character to be introduced in Space Rover, though the first episode's central plot is about his relationship with the Captain and his acquiring status aboard the Rover. Having been devised, like most other holograms, for manual slave labour, he proved to be a nightmare for his labour camp management and security. It was during one of these escapades that one of the authorities christened him Hologram #666 to mark him away from the rest. Despite the enjoyment he got from tormenting his owners, he grew weary of his imprisonment and manages to escape through the camp's network, eventually wandering his way through the sub-etha into the computer system aboard the Rover.

The Captain and Hologram do not get along well partly due to the holographic &quot;ego feature&quot; making his visage similar to the Captain, which is something he sees as stealing his identity. In addition, the Hologram has not restrained his tendency towards trickery and instead plays tricks on or just generally attempts to annoy the Captain for entertainment. This said, the two do occasionally get on, when they have a common goal. When faced with a second rendering of himself using both the rendering power of the Rover and SCW Haystack he ended up in a psedo-aurgument with himself, though they both were under the influence of the infamous AI Enhancer. He is played by Graham L. Wilson.