I'm Bringing Hexy Back.

the computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

The back of Hexadecimal's head and upper back.

the computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal is in mid-turn, wearing her smirking mask.

the computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal, hand outstretched, face wearing the 'angry' mask.

I'm bringing Hexy back.

the computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal's 'happy' mask, with her throneroom behind her.

the computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal's 'sad' mask, with her throneroom behind it.

the computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal's 'smirking' mask, with her throneroom behind it.

Good visual reference on Hexadecimal (And Reboot in general) is shockingly hard to find, so when I found a guy who had done 4k upscales of the series on YT, it was time for some screencaps.

the computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal sits on her throne, in partial siloughette, pondering her masks.

It's a pity the first(ish?) truly all-CG cartoon was probably not preserved in a state that would let it be re-rendered at higher resolution. What was at the time a massive technological undertaking could be rendered real-time on a mid-tier computer now.

the computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Fullbody screen capture of Hexadecimal.

Fullbody screen capture of Hexadecimal, flying.

The computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal sits cross-legged on her throne.

the computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

the computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Low angle shot of Hex with her 'angry' mask on.

Hexadecimal leans forward with her 'angry' face.

the computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Her whole mask-swapping gimmick was, itself, a way of turning tech limitations into an interesting feature. Save time on facial animation and lip synch while making her more memorable.

the computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hex looking sad.

the computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal sitting, wearing the "sad" mask.

the computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal pondering.

the computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hex looking contemplative.

the computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hex, middle-distance portrait, wearing 'angry' mask.

Every action cartoon series needs a villainous femme fatale, and Hex dispenses with most of the subtlety. She's a dominatrix-witch with a, uh, sprite-tight red leather bodysuit and latex or possibly black painted metal gloves and thigh-boots.

The computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal, low-angle middle shot.

The computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal, side view of head.

The computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal, fullbody, flying, firewall in the distance.

The computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal, face closeup with 'angry' mask, flying, firewall in the distance.

None of us should have been surprised by Blackarachnia is all I'm saying.

The computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal, smirking, head tilted, pondering/thinking pose. Firewall in background.

Hexadecimal, surprised mask, head tilted, orange sky background.

The computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal, surprised mask, head tilted, 'just a little' hand gesture.

The computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

And like any good villainess, she's got a full on murder-mode.

Hexadecimal, smirking mask, head tilted, waving hand/claw.

The computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal, smirking mask, hands raised over head.

The computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

Hexadecimal, 'demon' face, with hands on fire/glowing with energy.

The computer virus Hexadecimal, villainess from 1994 computer animated cartoon series Reboot (Mainframe Entertainment).

And this is going to take more than one post.

Hexadecimal, from Reboot (1994, season 1, Mainframe Entertainment)

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