Flim

Overview Flim is a demon from hell who posed as a security guard for the ORNGE and was stationed at the company's base in Alaska known as "Alaska Base". However, he's actually the head of both the ORNGE and the GRN, using both companies and the "resource war" as a front to assemble a team of soldiers, in order to stop the Apocalypse. Personality

Flim's personality is best described as unsettling. While he usually acts like a happy-go-lucky child, he will occasionally say or do something extremely dark or violent that catches everyone off guard. This is because he is actually a demon who has come from hell in order to prevent the apocalypse. Flim's plan to do so is what has resulted in all story events so far.

Flim is extremely skilled in manipulation and subterfuge, as he was able to pose as two defunct oil companies in order to "hire" the members of the group and even pose as one of them for almost a year, always directing their actions from behind the scenes, only revealing himself at just the right moment.

As he originates from the plane of damnation, his methods of creating the Odd Men Out were harsh and painful, though he is stoic in his belief that they were the best way to do it. However, he is protective of those he has summoned to the canyon, placing a defensive enchantment on them to ensure they stay alive and even directly rescuing Maylor and Leo from Butler at one point. His weapon of choice, though usually hidden, is a demonic hammer with great power called the "Fist of Azazel."

Like the Necromancer, Flim appears to have knowledge on the cosmic scale, being able to predict the incoming Apocalypse; although he could be getting this information from a superior in hell, as he is only a lower subset of demon.

Flim seems to like everyone he has picked for the plan, but his playful attitude reverberates with Tyler especially. Trivia
 * Flim is voiced by Shane Blair, the musical composer for the series.
 * Flim is an imp, a lower subset of demon with a knack for mischief.
 * Series creator Jacob Whittington imagines Flim as the Killer Rabbit from Monty Python and the Holy Grail if it were a person.
 * Flim is apparently quite wealthy, being able to pay the teams handsomely for their services, though he lacks some knowledge of the world's currency.
 * Flim's theme is "The Hidden"