From her Facebook page: RIP Ruth Buzzi (Laugh-In, Plastic Man Comedy/Adventure Show; Aunt Minerva in Legends of the Superheroes)
https://www.facebook.com/RealRuthBuzzi/posts/pfbid031y2oHoqXMuMCSZg1RToxEVH37UZCvGmrp6JhGBQXoGCv3X6mwouwxATxHF5PtvTJl

RIP Lar Park Lincoln (the telekinetic Tina Shepherd in Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood); I've long thought that her character could have spun off into her own movie.
https://bloody-disgusting.com/news/3865708/friday-the-13th-part-vii-star-lar-park-lincoln-has-passed-away/[b] [/b]

Revealing remaining answers

A. Category 4; 50s; British (England)
James Bond, Pan novels
B. Category 1; 90s; German/British
Auric Goldfinger. James Bond, Jr.
C. Category 1; 90s; British (England)
James Bond, Dark Horse comics
D. Category 2; 80s; Romani?
Karl Ferenc Skorpios, James Bond rpg
E. Category 1; 90s; American
Jaws,James Bond, Jr.
F. Category 1; 90s; Chinese
Dr. No, James Bond, Jr.
G. Category 1; 90s; Korean
Oddjob, James Bond, Jr.
H. Category 2; 60s; British (England)
James Bond, James Bond Secret Agent 007 Game
I. Category 1; 60s; Latvian
Auric Goldfinger, James Bond comic strip
J. Category 2; 60s; British (England)
James Bond, James Bond 007 Secret Service Game
K. Category 1; 90s; British?
James Bont, The Simpsons
L. Category 1; 50s; British (England)
James Bond, James Bond comic strip
M. Category 1; 60s; Chinese/German?
Dr. No, Showcase #43
N. Category 1; 80s; British?
007, Cracked #216
O. Category 4; 80s; British (England)
James Bond. James Bond 007: 13 Original Themes LP
P. Category 1; 90s; unrevealed
Scumlord, James Bond, Jr.
Q. Category 2; 80s; British (England)
James Bond, James Bond Atari 2600 game
R. Category 1; 90s; French
Nick Nack, James Bond, Jr.
S. Category 2; 80s; British (England)
James Bond, James Bond 007 Assault! Game
T. Category 1; 50s; British
Vesper Lynd, James Bond comic strip
U. Category 1; 10s-20s; British (England)
James Bond, Dynamite Comics
V. Category 2; 70s?; Polish
Jaws, James Bond 007 Jigsaw Puzzle
W. Category 1; 80s; British (England)
James Bond, Acme/Eclipse comics
X. Category 2; 80s; British (England)
James Bond, James Bond rpg
Y. Category 1; 60s; British (England)
James Bond, Semic comics
Z. Category 1; 60s; British (England)
James Bond, Showcase #43
AA. Category 1; 90s; British
James Bond, Jr., James Bond, Jr.
AB. Category 2; 70s?; British (England)
James Bond, James Bond 007 Jigsaw Puzzle
AC. Category 1; 70s; British (England)
James Bond, Crazy Magazine #2
AD. Category 2; 80s; British
Miss Moneypenny, James Bond rpg
A

Remaining numbered answers:
675. Movie; 70s; Soviet
Ivan, The Spy Who Loved Me
676. Movie; 10s-20s; French
Madeleine Swann (played by Coline Defaud), No Time to Die
677. Movie; 70s; British
Mitchell (HMS Ranger), The Spy Who Loved Me
678. Movie; 00s; Chinese
Peaceful Fountains of Desire, Die Another Day
679. Movie; 10s-20s; unrevealed
Otto, Spectre
680. Movie; 10s-20s; Italian
Lucia Sciarra, Spectre
681. Movie; 60s; Japanese
Number Three, You Only Live Twice
682. Movie; 60s; Japanese
Number 7, Thunderball
683. Movie; 70s; Polish
Countess Labinsky, Moonraker
684. Movie; 70s; American
Leroy, Live and Let Die
685. Movie; 00s; Cuban
Fidel, Die Another Day
686. Movie; 70s; British
Captain Forsyth, The Spy Who Loved Me
687. Movie; 90s; American
Master Sergeant Sogle, Tomorrow Never Dies
688. Movie; 90s; Turkish
Alper Balut, The World Is Not Enough
689. Movie; 70s; Lebanese
Rahman, The Man With The Golden Gun
690. Movie; 60s; French
Number 9, Thunderball
691. Movie; 80s; British
Jack, For Your Eyes Only
692. Movie; 00s; American
Anna, Quantum of Solace
693. Movie; 60s; British
John Strangways, Dr. No
694. Movie; 00s; British
Kim Park, Quantum of Solace
695. Movie; 70s; American
Deke Roger, Live and Let Die
696. Movie; 70s; British
Lady Victoria Devon, Moonraker
697. Movie; 80s; American
Jeff, A View To A Kill
698. Movie; 70s; Italian
Miss Caruso, Live and Let Die
699. Movie; 60s; Swiss
Braun, On Her Majesty's Secret Service
700. Movie; 90s; British
Churchouse, Tomorrow Never Dies
701. Movie; 70s; American
Turgeon, The Spy Who Loved Me
702. Movie; 60s; British
Colonel Smithers, Goldfinger
703. Movie; 70s; American
Palmer, The Spy Who Loved Me
704. Movie; 70s; unrevealed
Fraser,Moonraker
705. Movie; 70s; British
Flight Lieutenant Richard, Moonraker
706. Movie; 90s; Monaco
Pierre, GoldenEye
707. Movie; 70s; Italian
Franco, Moonraker
708. Movie; 70s; British
Hunt, The Spy Who Loved Me
709. Movie; 70s; American
Evans, Live and Let Die
710. Movie; 70s; Thai
Hassman, The Man With

Revealing 484-674
484. Movie; 60s; Jamaican???; henchman
Sister Rose, Dr. No
485. Movie; 80s; Cuban; intelligence operative
Bianca, Octopussy
486. Movie; 80s; British; art expert
Jim Fanning, Octopussy
487. Movie; 60s; British; tailor, outfitter
Fordyce, Casino Royale 1967
488. Movie; 60s; British; unrevealed
Sylvia Trench, Dr. No
489. Movie; 70s; Soviet; intelligence operative
Anya Amasova, The Spy Who Loved Me
490. Movie; 60s; British; secretary
Mary Trueblood, Dr. No
491. Movie; 80s; German; enforcer, henchman
Braun, Licence to Kill
492. Movie; 10s-20s; British; Director-General of the Joint Security Service, criminal operative
Max Denbigh/C, Spectre
493. Movie; 60s; unrevealed; unrevealed
Vida, From Russia with Love
494. Movie; 70s; American; industrialist, company founder/CEO, criminal mastermind
Hugo Drax, Moonraker
495. TV Episode; 80s; Italian?; criminal operative?
Emilio Largo, SNL - Midday with Jennifer Hicks: Bond Villains (1986)
496. Movie; 70s; French-Lebanese; belly dancer
Saida, The Man with The Golden Gun
497. TV Movie; 80s; British (England); author, journalist, officer
Ian Fleming, Goldeneye: The Secret Life Of Ian Fleming
498. Movie; 70s; American; administrator
Tom, Diamonds Are Forever
499. Movie; 70s; Egyptian; businessman
Max Kalba, The Spy Who Loved Me
500. Movie; 80s; British; personal secretary
Sharon, For Your Eyes Only
501. Movie; 60s; British; intelligence agency employee
Hadley, Casino Royale 1967
502. Movie; 90s; American; Global Positioning System expert
Dr. Dave Greenwalt, Tomorrow Never Dies
503. Movie; 90s; Somali (according to novelization); bodyguard, enforcer
Mister Bullion, The World Is Not Enough
504. Movie; 10s-20s; British; assistant
Sarah Jones, No Time to Die
505. Movie; 60s; Jamaican; nightclub owner, bartender
Puss-Feller, Dr. No
506. Movie; 80s; American; intelligence operative
Ava, The Living Daylights
507. Movie; 70s; British; Minister of Defence
Sir Fredrick Gray, The Spy Who Loved Me
508. Movie; 60s; unrevealed; hon

RIP Jay North (Dennis Mitchell in the live action Dennis the Menace; Bamm-Bamm Rubble in the animated Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show and other cartoons)
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/jay-north-dead-dennis-the-menace-1236182969/

Revealing remaining answers:
285. Movie; 60s; Chinese–Jamaican; freelance photographer, spy; Daily Gleaner; employed by main villain to spy on someone A**A*** **U**
Annabel Chung, Dr. No
286. Movie; 80s; Soviet; intelligence operative; KGB; taped an incriminating conversation between main villain and his oil company chief PO*A **A*O*A
Pola Ivanova, A View to a Kill
287. Movie; 00s; British; section chief/double agent; Secret Intelligence Service; corrupt MI6 section chief in Prague, Czech Republic *R****
Dryden, Casino Royale 2006
288. Movie; 00s; unrevealed; bodyguard, enforcer; main villain; present in the Bahamas on-board Le Chiffre's luxury yacht, as the main villain plays poker *RATT [LOCKED; only one letter remaining; letters/numbers found at time of locking: AJORTW]
Kratt, Casino Royale 2006
289. Movie; 80s; German; unrevealed; unrevealed; thoguht someone was crazy for turning down sausage and beer
Bubi, Octopussy
290. Movie; 60s; American?; masseuse; Fontainebleau Miami Beach Hotel; was slapped on the behind as she left the man she was massaging so he could have a private conversation with someone else
Dink, Goldfinger
291. Movie; 00s; unrevealed; bodyguard, enforcer; Quantum; helped main villain reclaim $101,206,000 due to a failed plot to sabotage an aerospace company **O
Leo, Casino Royale 2006
292. Movie; 00s; Swiss; banker; James Bond Wiki suggests a casino he does business with but more likely his bank; responsible for all monetary transactions during and after tournaments at a casino M*****
Mendel, Casino Royale 2006
293. Movie; 80s; American; fisherman; own charter business; attended a wedding **AR***
Sharkey, Licence to Kill
294. Movie; 80s; British; secret society member; Recurring-C; SPECTRE; reported that the criminal organisation earned £250,000 as a consultation fee for the Great Train Robbery of 1963 *UM**R ****
Number 5, Thunderball
295. Movie; 60s; British; intelligence operative; Secret Intelligence Service; trying to sneak into a place,

Revealing answers 77-161:
77. Movie; 00s; Italian; unrevealed; other character; persuaded boyfriend to assist Bond **MMA
Gemma, Quantum of Solace
78. Movie; 60s; American; professional gambler?; unrevealed; his secretary assisted a rival in cheating him in cards **MMO**
Simmons, Goldfinger
79. TV Episode; 10s-20s; unrevealed; unrevealed; unrevealed; someone was worried she'd trigger a code to a missile **A M******
"Lea Michele", SNL - Bond Girls


80. Movie; 60s; Bahamian; intelligence operative, boating supplies shop owner; Secret Intelligence Service; operated from the basement of his boating supplies shop P****R
Pinder, Thunderball
81. Movie; 80s; British; secretary; Recurring-A; Secret Intelligence Service; helped investigate sniper in Bratislava [M***] MO***P*****
Miss Moneypenny, The Living Daylights
82. Movie; 60s; French; intelligence agency head; Deuxième Bureau; implored someone to come out of retirement to deal with org who has been eliminating agents ***RA**
LeGrand, Casino Royale 1967
83. TV Episode; 50-60s; French?; intelligence operative; Soviet Union; threatended someone with a cane-gun *O*TA*
Zoltan, Climax Theater: Casino Royale
84. Movie; 70s; British?; diamond smuggler, missionary teacher; SPECTRE (unknowingly); transported diamonds off the continent in a hollowed-out Bible [MR*.] W***T***
Mrs. Whistler, Diamonds Are Forever
85. TV Episode (later expanded on DVD); 00s; British (England)?; intelligence operative?; Recurring-C; Secret Intelligence Service?; fought three hooded opponents JAM** *O**
Ali G as James Bond, Spyz/Da Ali G Show


87. Movie; 60s; Japanese; Head of Secret Service; Japanese Secret Service; headquarters is inside an underground train that constantly travels around the Tokyo subway for his protection T***R TA*A*A
Tiger Tanaka, You Only Live Twice
88. Movie; 80s; Isthmian; enforcer, henchman, advisor; Sanchez Cartel; with others, caught main villain's mistress with anoth

RIP Patty Maloney (Lumpy in The Star Wars Holiday Special)
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/patty-maloney-dead-star-wars-holiday-special-far-out-space-nuts-1236177939/

RIP Richard Chamberlain. Aside from his better known roles like Shogun, he was also the first Jason Bourne in an adaptation of The Bourne Identity.
https://variety.com/2025/tv/news/richard-chamberlain-dead-dies-shogun-thorn-birds-1236351970/

I'll give this round a few more days and then start revealing answers.

Revealing remaining part 6 characters:

2328. Original movie character; 00s; No; unrevealed; New York City; attended major character's bachelor party ****Y
Candy, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer *

2417. Original movie character; 20s; Yes; unrevealed; Peru; possessed by villain **EGO
Diego, Eternals *

2423. Original movie character but comics version appeared soon after and shares name with son; 10s; first comics version of namesake from Marvel Graphic Novel though that version's father's name is unrevealed; No; CIA agent; Langley, Virginia; father of main villain of earlier movie W*LL*** S**Y*E*, S*.
William Stryker, Sr., X-Men: First Class *

2473. Original movie character; 10s; Yes; unrevealed; San Francisco?; in bar, met writer in the field of guerilla journalism *G****O
Ignacio, Ant-Man *

2474. Original movie character; 00s; Yes; Air Force general; Afghanistan; heard screams from abandoned building [GE*E**L] SULL*****
General Sullivian, Iron Man *

2475. Original movie character; 10s; No; info sparse and I don't recall them; Romania?; henchman of main villain G******
Grannik, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance *

2510. Original movie character; 10s; Yes; Metro-General Hospital doctor; New York City; listened to music with main character while performing surgery [**.] G****SO*
Dr. Garrison, Doctor Strange (2016) *

2517. From a movie; based on real person; 00s; No; anchorwoman; presumed Edmonton (birthplace of real version); reported on the grounding of aircraft due to electronic failures and power outages **W* *HUB**
Dawn Chubai, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer *

2521. Original movie character; 00s; No; none; United States; experimented on by main villain S*O*EY
Smokey, Hulk (2003) *

2531. Original movie character; 10s; No; student; San Francisco; visited Life Foundation Headquarters during field trip *LL*E
Allie, Venom *'

2542. Original movie character; 00s; No; interrogator; United States; brought in to torture extra-terrestial [**.] SH

List updated. Cleaned up Part 6 clues :

Letters/numbers found so far: BEFGHLOUSWY246780

2254. From a commercial; based on comics; 10s; Tales of Suspense; Yes; probable student; United States; with teammates, sought major villain at a department store **O* ***
2327. From a movie; based on comics; 20s; Amazing Spider-Man; Partial; scientist, atomic researcher, inventor, criminal; New York City; was drawn to another Earth just before his death; has mechnical tentacles with superhuman strength, etc *O**O* O**O*US
2328. Original movie character; 00s; No; unrevealed; New York City; attended major character's bachelor party ****Y
2391. From a movie; based on comics; 00s; this version's best match probably New X-Men: No; apparent criminal; San Francisco?; encountered major character outside his group's camp; shoot spiked, bone projectiles out of his wrists S***E
2392. From a movie; based on comics; 10s; Uncanny X-Men; No; none; Nebraska; is a transformed puppet; flight, fire-breathing LO**HEE*
2399. From a commercial; based on comics; 10s; Tales of Suspense; probable student; United States; battled robots; gloves fire invisible blasts **O* ***
2406. Original movie character; 00s; No; apparent criminal; San Francisco; helped invade former prison (Alcatraz) *SH  [LOCKED; only one letter remaining; letters/numbers found at time of locking: BEFGHLOUSWY246780]
2417. Original movie character; 20s; Yes; unrevealed; Peru; possessed by villain **EGO
2423. Original movie character but comics version appeared soon after and shares name with son; 10s; first comics version of namesake from Marvel Graphic Novel though that version's father's name is unrevealed; No; CIA agent; Langley, Virginia; father of main villain of earlier movie W*LL*** S**Y*E*, S*.
2434. Original movie character; 10s; Yes; FBI agent/criminal; Berkeley, California; attempted to steal mobile lab [*GE**] S*OL**
2443. From a commercial; based on comics; 90s; Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man (Amazing Spider-M

RIP Wings Hauser (The Last Precinct, Vice Squad, Rubber, etc.)
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/wings-hauser-dead-vice-squad-soldiers-story-1236169294/

A friend just gave me this one as a birthday present:
Gonzilla: The Encyclopedia by Shinji Nishikawa (Titan Books 2024, reprinting a 2023 version that was probably in Japanese.
2 pages unless noted plus a capsule profile in pages devoted to the era the character is from. Some characters get multiple profiles for different years.
Godzilla 1954 (4)
Godzilla 1955
Anguirus 1955
Godzilla 1962
King Kong 1962
Godzilla 1964
Mothra 1964 (4)
Rodan 1964
King Ghidorah 1964 (4)
Godzilla 1965
Ebirah 1965
Godzilla 1967
Minilla 1967
Kamacuras 1967
Kumonga 1967
Godzilla 1968
Anguirus 1968
Gorosaurus 1968
Manda 1968
Baragon 1968
Varan 1968
Gabara 1969
Hedorah 1971 (4)
Gigan 1972
Godzilla 1973
Megalon 1973
Jet Jaguar 1973
Mechagodzilla 1974
King Caesar 1975
Mechagodzilla 1975
Titanosaurus 1975
Godzilla 1984 (4)
Godzilla 1989
Biollante 1989 (4)
Godzilla 1991
Godzillasaurus 1991 (1)
Dorat 1991 (1)
King Ghidorah 1991
Mecha-King Ghidorah 1991
Godzilla 1991
Mothra 1992
Battra 1992 (4)
Godzilla 1993
Mechagodzilla 1993
Super Mechagodzilla 1993
Rodan 1993
Babygodzilla  1993
Godzilla 1994
Spacegodzilla 1994
Littlegodzilla 1994
M.O.G.U.E.R.A. 1994
Godzilla 1995
Destoroyah 1995 (4)
Godzilla Jr. 1995
Godzilla 1999
Millennian 1999
Orga 1999
Maganulon, Meganula 2000
Megaguirus 2000
Godzilla 2001
Baragon 2001
Mothra 2001
King Ghidorah 2001
Godzilla 2002
Mechagodzilla 2002: Multi-Purpose-Fighting System Kiryu (Heavily Armed
Type)
Mechagodzilla 2002: Multi-Purpose-Fighting System Kiryu (High Mobility
Type)
Mechagodzilla 2003: Multi-Purpose-Fighting System Kiryu, Modfied
Kamoebas 2003
Mothra 2003
Godzilla 2004
Minilla 2004
Monster X 2004
Kaizer Ghidorah 2004
Gigan 2004
Ebirah 2004
Manda 2004
Anguirus 2004
Rodan 2004
King Caesar 2004
Kamacuras 2004
Kumonga 2004
Hedorah 2004
Zilla 2004
Godzilla 2016 (4 but no capsule profile)
These are followed by animated film summaries rather than character profiles and drawing instructions so I'll skip those.
Heroines deeply involved with the monster (2 pages total):