Shuuseki Ijuin

Shuuseki Ijuin (伊集院 秀石) is the president of IPC (Ijuuin PET Company, named BlazeQuest in MegaMan NT Warrior) and the father of Eugene Chaud.

Except for Mega Man Battle Network Official Complete Works, where his Japanese name is kept, Shuuseki's name was not shown in any official English sources. However, one can assume that Shuseki and Chaud share the same family name in English; thus he is unofficially known as Shuseki Chaud in the games and Shuseki Blaze in the anime.

Personality
He is a very cold and strict man, especially when it comes to his son Chaud, whom he expects nothing less than complete perfection from. He expects Chaud to be continually training, and that doing anything else is a waste of time. It is even insinuated he does not let his son eat with him at dinner.

Mega Man Battle Network 3
Shuuseki first appears in Mega Man Battle Network 3. His company is the sponsor of the N1 Grand Prix. Before the competition, Chaud talks with his father and hopes that he will watch him, but Shuuseki simply berates him for wasting his time.

Later on, however, Shuuseki is kidnapped and held hostage by Sunayama, who uses him as a bargaining chip when he's unable to beat Chaud in the tournament. He forces Chaud to trade his PET for his father's freedom, but with Lan's intervention he's able to save his father.

Shuuseki finally appears at the end, after Lan and his friends have thwarted WWW. Although he still maintains his icy demeanor, he seems to open up a little more to his son, despite Chaud admitting that Lan did most of the work.

Rockman.EXE Phantom of Network
Shuuseki appears in the game.

Anime
In the MegaMan NT Warrior anime series, Shuseki's role is largely the same as his video game counterpart, though Chaud seems to run a majority of IPC's business. He has only a few speaking lines and only appears in flashbacks, making his whereabouts during the anime unknown.

Trivia

 * Shuuseki literally means "excellent stone" in Japanese. Moreover, his name is derived from "shuuseki kairo (集積回路)", it means "integrated circuit".