𝐒.𝐕.

There are people. People who work as background or props (those on “Alpha Hills Laboratories New Administrator” poster and a photo dropped by SWAT mutant), people who don't look in the camera (those on Cathy's record), people who are shown on not very big pictures in the background (human TV woman on a framed photo on a desk).

Now. We got our brave blue star. Let's take Dave. He's one of the four people¹ ² we get a very clear look on. Then. Let's throw Dave away. His input as Plungerman is not subject to discussion. His input as an idol for the whole fraction. His input as a role model for at least one species person.

[¹ As much as I like TV woman and little details and sweet old photos. Not a very clear image, unfortunately, but much appreciated.]

[² Even if don't take Secret Agent, a.k.a Administrator (which I personally prefer), as a biologically human, we may take him as a psyhologically person.]

Let's take another blue star whose light and shine isn't dead reflection, not yet, at least. Let's take Cathy. We're not throwing Cathy away. Not because Camerawoman is still standing, unlike from Plungerman, but because Cathy is the one to show us Dave while showing herself too. We get a look at him through Cathy's interactions and a prism of vision (she turns the camera on in the 1985 record, and we literally see through her eyes in season 25). Cathy was carrying one part of the story and she continues carrying it. An idol and a role model as much as Plungerman is.

Now that we have justified throwing Dave out, we can continue.

Just a little before (and a little after) seeing Cathy's \ Camerawoman's records, we get a little, yet quite focused look at one certain mysterious figure. Called Secret Agent, claimed as an (the!) Administrator. We get this look through static pictures of passed days, different media than we saw Cathy in. Quite unique.

And finally, the third person, Hakashita Takuma, human TV man scientist. A short, but close look regardless. His sudden human appearance in the Void's fog serves more like a showcase of its mystery nature and abilities.

Three people. Three different methods to show them as they were before. Makes you wonder if there's more to those differences, if it only unites them.

We know nothing of Secret Agent's name.

We know Camerawoman's name.

We know TV man scientist's both name and surname.

It's simple math. Alright, maybe not very simple. Let's take a name and a surname as 1. Then let's combine numbers of a person with the least personal information known and the most personal information known, those being _______ and Hakashita Takuma. Then let's divide it by two since we're talking about two people.

(0+1):2=1:2=0.5

0.5 would be for a person whose either name or surname is known. For example. Cathy.

Why stop at math? Colour. Colour plays important part in the series, as each fraction has its own colour. Let's take a colour wheel. We only need Blue (cameras), Purple (TVs), and Green (administration, for the lack of more becoming word).

Convincingly, Green and Purple stand right next to Blue, albeit from different sides.

So. What can me make of all of it?

1) Michael Wave and. His big. Waves

2) Beret cameraman. Probably striking a pose for annual Alliance calendar or some magazine