Nemesis 009, also known as Graviton, is the leader of the Nemesis organization, a group of nine cyborgs who emerge as ideological rivals to the original 00 cyborgs in Cyborg 009: Nemesis. He appears as a man with short white hair and white eyes, and his cyborg designation mirrors that of the original protagonist Joe Shimamura, establishing him as a direct counterpart. Graviton possesses the ability to manipulate gravity, a power that gives him immense physical authority in combat and underscores his role as a formidable opponent. His background is that of a former British military operative who sustained severe injuries during combat, an experience that fundamentally shaped his worldview and drove him toward a radical interpretation of justice. He holds extreme convictions and believes that the oppressed bear responsibility for their own suffering, which leads him to conclude that the original 009 team is incapable of guiding the world toward true peace. Rather than acting out of cruelty, he pursues his goals with intense personal conviction, operating from a place of deep belief in his own righteousness. His motivations are rooted in a desire to eradicate evil through uncompromising means, setting up a conflict that is not merely physical but deeply ideological. In the story, Graviton serves as the primary antagonist whose organization challenges the legacy and methods of the original cyborgs, forcing a confrontation between two groups that both believe they are saving the world. His key relationship is with Joe Shimamura and the original 00 cyborgs, whom he views as outdated and ineffective; this dynamic creates a mirror-match scenario where the battle is as much about philosophy as it is about power. Graviton’s development, as depicted in early promotional material, suggests a character whose traumatic past hardened his resolve and eliminated any tolerance for what he perceives as weakness or hesitation in the pursuit of justice. His notable abilities center on gravity manipulation, a power that distinguishes him as a technologically upgraded threat capable of matching or surpassing the original team’s capabilities. The teaser visual and tagline generation shift position him as the figure who represents a new era in the series, questioning whether the old heroes still have a place in a world that may require a more ruthless form of order.