Editing Disney Villains Victorious: Gridlocked K/L/Rs (section)

== Governor Nix of Tomorrowland (Tomorrowland, 2015) ==

King - Doctor David Nix

Decades past, Dr. Nix was a futurist recruited to the secret society known as Plus Ultra. He was later elected Governor to their New Frontier, Tomorrowland, where his lack of vision was made up for in efficiency and hard science. Under his reign, Tomorrowland went from planning to share their gifts with the Earth to hoarding them when their prophetic technology foresaw mankind's doom. At first, Nix used the Monitor machine to warn the world that their current path would seal their fate. When that failed, he fell to pessimism, determining their chosen few would be all that remained of humanity. His obsession with progress turned him into a technocratic dictator, carefully managing his city and its hostage population according to his stringent parameters of survival.

Land - Tomorrowland

Plus Ultra began as four geniuses coming together to build a better tomorrow. With their fellow dreamers, they discovered a new land to test their wildest ideas in without the obstructions or predations of the outside world. That was where they built Tomorrowland, a technological haven of skyscrapers and monorails where anything was possible. Under Nix, Tomorrowland lost its human touch in favor of sleek, utilitarian blandness. Frivolous greenery was trimmed and the rocket ships were dismantled for spare parts. Nix runs a tight ship, restricting citizens he didn't exile to projects he approves of. The city's centerpiece are the Trylosphere and Monitor, which generate infinite tachyon-based power and allow Nix to scry the Earth across time. 

Rule - There’s A Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow

In Nix's eyes, he's done everything he could to make them understand. Now he sees Earth as a lost cause, but still a threat. To that end, Nix meticulously watches the Earth with the Monitor and dispatches his Audio-Animatronics when he fears Tomorrowland is close to discovery. AAs are embedded in a few governments and corporations, ready to sabotage anyone who would explore new worlds or delay what he calls The Inevitability. They've also been "salvaging" works of art from Earth, stealing and replacing them with copies. Nix and his access to the Monitor give him a broad perspective of Earth few others have. He may become aware of something horribly wrong in the fabric of Earth while being left blind to the more fantastic worlds neighboring it.