General McKee in Blood: The Last Vampire is the commander of the United States military base in Tokyo where part of the story takes place. He holds a position of significant authority within the American forces stationed in Japan during the early 1970s setting of the film. His most defining personal connection is that he is the father of Alice McKee, a young woman who becomes an ally to the protagonist, Saya. As the commander of the base, his role in the story is largely defined by this relationship and his position of authority. The security of the base falls under his purview, and the mysterious deaths occurring there are a concern for his command. His death is a key event that directly influences the narrative and his daughter's subsequent actions; General McKee is killed by a member of the Council, the secret organization that hunts vampires. This event removes a figure of authority and protection, propelling Alice deeper into the dangerous world of the vampire conflict alongside Saya. No further verifiable information about his background, personality, motivations, development throughout the story, or any notable abilities beyond his military rank and status as a commanding officer is available.