Necros



Necros is the strong, and chameleon-like assassin, working for General Koskov of the KGB, and American Arms Dealer Bard Whitaker, he uses various techniques to assassinate his victims, the most common is using his Walkman Headphones as a garrotte, he also has a habit of playing the song "Where Has Everybody Gone" by the Pretenders.

Necros first appears as runner, and takes a milkman, after garrotting the original milkman, he is able to gain access to Blayden Safe House, in an attempt to kidnap General Koskov, who he is secretly in league with. He later detonates areas of the House with grenades disguised as Milk Bottles, and later kidnaps Koskov in a helicopter disguised as an ambulance helicopter, and aids Koskov in an attempt to have KGB Leader General Pushkin assassinated by the British, who believe have reactivated "Smiert Spionem", he also is present at Vienna, disguised this time as a balloon vendor, he kills Saunders, and MI6 Agent with a booby-trapped Automatic Door, with Smiert Spionem written on a balloon over his body.

Necros then disguised as a Lighting Technician, attempts to assassinate Pushkin himself, but is thwarted by Bond who assassinates Pushkin instead, and fires a shot at Necros' light in order to aid Bond's escape, and is later briefly glimpsed by Bond when he is knocked unconscious by Kara Milovy with Chloral Hydrate. And is seen most of the time around Koskov or Colonel Feyador, in Afghanistan.

When Bond and Kamran Shah, attack Feyador's Afghan Base, Necros defends Koskov, Koskov also orders Necros to board the Hercules jet, that Bond has hijacked, Bond enters the cargo hold, to dispose of Whitaker's opium, but Necros attempts to strangle Bond with a cargo net, a struggle ensures, with Bond and Necros at one point left hanging on the cargo net, in mid-air, Bond and Necros continuously fight, Necros realises he could not really hold on for much longer, and holds onto Bond's boot for support, Bond avenges Saunders' death by cutting his shoelaces, causing Necros to plummet to the ground.