Baal-Gad

Baal-Gad is a Chronicom hunter.

Biography

Baal-Gad was a Chronicom Hunter serving under Malachi's orders. When Enoch helped S.H.I.E.L.D. agents Leo Fitz and Jemma Simmons to escape from the Chronicoms, Baal-Gad suggested gathering a team to hunt them down. However, he was told by Malachi that it would not be necessary as the Chronicoms could access all of Fitz's and Simmons' memories due to their forced use of the Cerebral Fusion Machine.^[1]

Baal-Gad later stood by Malachi's side when the Chronicom Hunters requested from Atarah to form a group in order to seek a new planet to be turned into Chronyca-3. Due to Atarah rejecting this suggestion, she was murdered by Malachi without Baal-Gad intervening whatsoever as he approved Malachi's decision of considering Atarah a flaw in their plan.^[2]

Baal-Gad thus took part in a massive assault on the S.H.I.E.L.D. Lighthouse, taking down many operativees with his Chronicom Rifle. Using the knowledge of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s emergency protocols learned from Simmons, Baal-Gad and his squad ambushed, lined up and executed several S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, including Agent Trevor Khan. In the end, the Chronicoms took full control of the Lighthouse in order to seize S.H.I.E.L.D.'s secrets and dismantle the agency so their conquest of Earth would be unhindered.^[3]

Powers and Abilities

• Chronicom Physiology: As a Chronicom, Baal-Gad is a synthetic being and naturally possesses physical capabilities beyond any human being.

Equipment

Weapons

• Chronicom Rifle: As a Chronicom Hunter, Baal-Gad carried the standard weapon used by this kind of Chronicoms, and notably used it to shoot many S.H.I.E.L.D. agents during the Ambush at the Lighthouse.

Relationships

Allies

• Chronicom Hunters
  • Malachi - Leader
  • Isaiah †

Enemies

• Enoch
• Atarah † - Former Leader
• S.H.I.E.L.D.
  • Leo Fitz
  • Jemma Simmons
  • STRIKE
    • Trevor Khan †
    • Diaz

Gallery

Trivia

• Baal-Gad is a name of Canaanite town mentioned in the Book of Joshua.

Behind the Scenes

• Rustic Bodomov was a stunt double for Christian Ochoa in the role of Baal-Gad.

References