Balzac Beauregard

Balzac Beauregard (バルザックボウルガード, Baruzakku Bourugādo) is a cyborg and ex-first lieutenant of the 14th military policeman regiment.

Appearance
Balzac is a large man with a cyborg body. He has multitude of body modifications and body replacements. His arms are replaced and his right arm fingers have guns in them.

Personality
Balzac used to be a lieutenant in the military policeman regiment, but quit to become bounty hunter and chase after quick money.

Biography
Rayne Jacquet and Balzac Beauregard observer how Vash and Wolfwood escape from the Dodongo brothers. They approach them and hearing they plan to attack the brothers, they state its better to ambush the brothers on they way home, than attacking their mansion. Rayne and Balzac introduce themselves. Rayne wants to save his town, while Balzac is former member of the military policeman regiment who is now after the bounties of the brothers. As members of the Dodongo brothers show up, Vash and the rest go hiding.

Rayne takes them to his village, explaining how the Dodongo brothers came years ago and took over the village. That night, Balzac tells the Dodongo brothers about Vash, who gets excited that not only they will take out the village, but also get Vash's bounty.

The next day, the Dodongo brothers appear and Vash tells them that this time it won't be easy to take the village and they even have Balzac Beauregard, who has the power of a small army. The negotiation quickly fail and the two sides open fire, however, Balzac betrays Vash and Wolfwood and shoots them from behind. The Dodongo brothers note that Vash and Wolfwood are the only idiots who will try to protect the village. Wolfwood wonders since when they work with Balzac and the Dodongo explains its from the very beginning as he even helped them escape prison. Balzac prepares to shoot Vash, but Rayne shoots at him, stopping him from doing so. As the villagers open fire as well and the Dodongo are busy with them, Vash and Wolfwood manage to get back on their feet and defeat the brothers and Balzac.