Admiral Gresco&#039;s son, introduced in the second arc, Eiji&#039;s rival, and the main villain of the series. Appointed to Supreme Commander of Earth, he is ruthless and arrogant, believing in the ethnic superiority of the Gradosians. Although he tries to execute Julia for treason, he finds himself unable as he is strangely attracted to her spirtual force. He is determined to rule Earth and crush all resistance, but refuses to fight unfairly since he considers himself nobility.

The SPT Lazner is a super-powered, computerized Tracer robot. It is the strongest robot in the universe. The story's hero, Eiji, is the child of an earthman and an alien from another planet. He happens to find out about a conspiracy to destroy the earth. Using Lazner and with his friends’ help, Eiji decides to save his father's planet earth and fight against his mother's planet to achieve peace in space. 
 
The Story takes place in an alternate reality based in the year 1996, where humanity is advanced enough to develop long-range space travel. 
 
(SOURCE: AnimeNewsNetwork)

**Non-anime roles:** 
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- Amon in "Double Dragon" (Neo-Geo) (VG)
- Dhaos in "Tales of Phantasia" (VG)
- Diva in "Farland Story: Yottsu no Fuuin" (VG, Japanese)
- Dr. Baldhead in "Guilty Gear" (VG)
- Gray Fox in "Metal Gear Solid" (VG, Japanese)
- Hyo Imawano in "Rival Schools" (VG, Japanese)
- Jareth, the Goblin King in "Labyrinth" (Jim Henson movie, Japanese)
- Jimmy Lee in "Double Dragon" (Neo-Geo) (VG)
- Larva in "Kyuuketsuhime Miyu Seiyou Shinma-hen" (drama CD, Japanese)
- Luke Skywalker in "Star Wars" (original trilogy, Japanese)
- Memphis in "Magic School Lunar!" (VG, Japanese)
- Mr. X in "Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty" (VG, Japanese)
- Ootori Noboru in "La Vie En Rose" (Drama CD, Japanese)
- Ostracon in "Emerald Dragon" (Drama CD, Japanese)
- Rei in "Hokuto no Ken: Seikimatsu kyûseishu densetsu" (VG)
- Zato-One in "Guilty Gear X" (VG)
- Zato-One in "Guilty Gear" (VG, Japanese) 
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The Layzner OVA serves as an alternative version of the TV series. 
The first episode, titled "Eiji 1996", recaps the first part of the series (episodes 01-24). 
The second episode ("Le Caine 1999") takes place after a time skip, and contains episodes 26 through 37 (episode 25 of the TV series, being a recap itself, is skipped here). 
The final episode, "Seal 2000", is an expanded version of the final episode of the TV series (38) and features new animation and a longer epilogue.