Hector Ramirez is the Marvel/Sunbow universe's parody of Geraldo Rivera, and has, in his illustrious career, encountered "G.I. Joe," "Jem and the Holograms," and the "Transformers." His presence on "Inhumanoids" tacitly links the four animated series in a shared universe. He was, however, easily most prominent in his reporting stints on the Inhumanoids, although he is not regarded as a popular public figure and is hated by Auger of Earth Corps more than most (the majority of Auger's "shoe-through-the-television" incidents occur when Ramirez appears on the screen). As host of the TV magazine show, "Twenty Questions," Ramirez delivers crassly sensationalizing reports on emerging Inhumanoid activities. In one episode, he probes a suspect underground cult to find its members — and himself — subjected to mind-control gas before being mutated by D'Compose into an undead army, proceeding to assault his TV station. Restored to normalcy by the intervention of Earth Corps, Ramirez is initially keen to remain on the scene as an observer, but he reconsiders when awarded with threats of physical violence from Auger. Ramirez makes further appearances reporting on the disasters caused by the inversion of Earth's magnetic field and in coverage of Senator Masterson's presidential press conference. He takes a camera crew into the Earth to accompany the Masterson Team in their expedition to recover the Statue of Liberty, but three months later, Hector found his program yanked from the air due to low ratings. Professing that he could "do junk as well as the next guy," Hector tries to grab some camera time by shoving aside a field reporter during live coverage of Auger's abduction and reporting on the situation himself.