Match of the Millennium

Doctor Geppetto Boskonovitch is nothing short of a genius. By the age of twelve, he had designed a new sort of ballistic missile superior to any existing technology. With the creation brought immediate fame and a position within the Russian government for whom he continued to research and innovate through both World War II as well as the Cold War. He had a daughter that he named Alisa, a beautiful and happy child. However, she became deathly ill with a disease that no doctor could find any cure for. Despite his intellect, Geppetto could not slow the girl's coming death. When she finally passed, the man was heartbroken. His goals shifted to his research, which now turned toward new concepts of cybernetics and human resurrection. He moved to Japan with his daughter's body frozen in stasis, finding a position within the Mishima Zaibatsu. There, he worked as their premier roboticist, creating incredible weaponry while experimenting with his findings in a way to create humanoid robots. His first experiment, Prototype, was based off of the Jack series of humanoid drones that he helped develop in the U.S.S.R., was a failure. Afterwards, he was kidnapped by Kazuya Mishima and forced to work in the G Corporation. He now works with his fellow scientist Jane, who is also seeking to resurrect someone close to her. Geppetto has neither good nor evil intentions; he simply toils toward his goal of bringing his daughter back. Recently, he seems to have finally found success in Alisa, a combat-capable cyborg that is all but indistinguishable from the girl that she had been modelled after.

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