Xeno

""My Name is Xeno, X-E-N-O, just incase your imbecilic mind can't handle that much information""

- Xeno as he introduces himself abruptly to Thatchet and his 'gang' Xeno is the leader of Viet Communists and the Main Antagonist of the 1948 Feature Film: Story of the Tet Offensive and 2012 TV Series of the same name.

Background
Xeno is based off the Villains or the Axis Powers from World War II including Adolf Hitler, Hirohito and Benito Mussolini and also Ho Chi Minh the first leader of Vietnam and later an enemy in the Vietnam War. His design is a combination of the Axis Powers. His Eyes are based off those of Benito Mussolini as seen in paintings and drawings.

Story of the Tet Offensive
In the Final Act of the Film, Thatchet and his 'Gang' enter the city limits of Saigon only to find it crumbling to the ground and burning like wildfire. Xeno receives word of this and becomes aggravated. He sends out his remaining soldiers to surround and apprehend Thatchet so Xeno is able to kill him himself, however this doesn't go according to plan. They make it to Xeno's 'lair' where a tall skyscraper stands with an elegant pond out front which they are about to cross. However, Xeno sets a blaze to it and introduces himself to the gang. He angrily grabs his gun and blindly shoots one of Thatchet's friends. He violently orders his soldiers to kill them and a bloody gunfight ensues. Xeno gets the upper hand when Thatchet becomes distracted after Lanh Shoots a Cannonball through Mannix's stomach. Xeno then jumps off the Skyscraper and begins to fight himself. Thatchet's friends blindly throw themselves at Xeno, however, he just shoots them. Xeno shoots Thatchet in the Knee who in the rush of it all drops his gun. As he stumbles to the ground trying to reach for it, Xeno shoots him several more times until Thatchet is almost unable to move. He then grabs the Gun and reveals that he tricked Xeno to thinking he shot Thatchet but really missed. Xeno rushes at him with his gun in anger. However he again misses the shot. He sarcastically tells Thatchet to shoot him since he believes that Thatcher is incapable of taking another person's life since "He's the Good Guy". Thatchet spots a crack in the skyscraper and shoots it. Xeno mocks him for missing until he realises what Thatchet did and is crushed by the impending skyscraper. Thatchet believing to have killed Xeno, celebrates as the sky begins to clear and other soldiers who hid during the battle come out and celebrate. Xeno however, survived through a hole in the skyscraper and emerges more vexed than ever. Thatchet tries to shoot Xeno bit misses several times. Thatchet and his soldiers begin to back away from Xeno as he blindly misses several bullets. He trips over the elegant pond he had earlier set fire to but had been put out due to the bang of the collapsing skyscraper. Little did Xeno know that it hadn't been fully put out. Just as he emerged from the pond. It began to set a light again as hands made of fire grabbed his ankles. Thatchet realising his opponent's state shoots him and for the first time, succeeds. Blue Flames then rise out of the Flame Pond and take the form of several people that Xeno killed within the time-span of the movie. A Devilish creature with Horns then appears from the Flames, screeches and drags Xeno into the flames which is supposedly a metaphor for Hell. In his Final Moments, Xeno struggles and begs for forgiveness in Thatchet and for him to open his heart. Thatchet then laments that Xeno's heart had burned away a long time ago and that it's time for the rest of him to burn away. Xeno then turns into "Burning Xeno" As he becomes engulfed in Flames. Thatchet and his Gang start to back away from the flames as Burning Xeno calls out his final cries and screams as he is dragged to the depths of the fire. Burning Xeno grabs his gun, now alight and shoots Thatchet's crew, leaving only Thatchet left. The Fire clears and only smoke remains as Xeno's skeleton is revealed and begins to decompose. It sorrowfully begins to Rain as Thatchet realises that he's all alone.

Halloween of the Tet Offensive
Xeno appeared as a ghost version of Burning Xeno in this Halloween special in which the cast of the movie talks about the Movie and the moments that impacted it. Burning Xeno hosts a segment called "Burning Xeno speaks" in which he talks about the Real Tet Offensive that had occurred only months prior to the special airing. He describes the Viet Cong and how they are his heroes as they managed to get further than being dragged to Hell and/or being crushed by a skyscraper. Xeno then gets into the Halloween spirit by scaring several people in the special and narrating over the scene of his death from the movie. After the credits finish, Burning Xeno's voice actor, Nimho Drey makes a speech about the Tet Offensive and the Vietnam War in general. Xeno then appears to give his agenda on things.

Trivia

 * The Death scene with Xeno was actually edited for the 2017 Re-Release of the previously lost 1948 Film. The Entire scene of after Xeno was crushed under a skyscraper was removed putting that as his unofficial death. The scene then jumps to Thatchet being lonely, even though Xeno's skeleton can still be seen.
 * The 2012 Series has Xeno re-enact the 1948 film except with scenes dragged out for longer periods of time and more stuff happening in between. Because of extra time, Xeno's background was delved into including the reveal he has a mother simply titled "Mother Xeno" and a brother Selton who died at the Hands of Hirohito during World War II, possibly giving him some motives.
 * Xeno's name was mispronounced by many people during the Halloween special and the subsequent 2012 series.
 * Fans believe that Xeno's official death scene is the darkest and scariest in all of the Animation Station.
 * In Episode 16 of the 2012 Series: South of the Tet Offensive, Xeno is accidentally called Ho Chi.
 * Xeno is the only villain from an Animated War Film that dies in non-war related ways (Being Burned).