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When the Hanoi Project came to light, Sol Technologies imprisoned Dr. Kogami in order to cover up the incident, as well as attempt to monopolize the Ignis for high profit. Sol Technologies infected Dr. Kogami with a computer virus, putting him into a coma. Three years after the Hanoi Project, he was believed to have died, and was publicly declared dead,<ref name="ep20" /> but his consciousness continued to exist in the network. His son, [[Revolver]], was able to remove the virus, and recreate his mind in the network. Revolver is later taking care of his body.<ref name="ep3">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS|3|ref}}</ref>. At some point later on, Dr. Kogami and Revolver formed the [[Knights of Hanoi]], with the intent of eradicating all the Ignis within the network, believing that they are savage creatures with the intent of destroying the world, rather than saving it.

===Hanoi===

Dr. Kogami approached Revolver in LINK VRAINS, who was unable to find [[Ai|Ignis]]. Kogami promised to make a new program, and suggested they could draw [[Yusaku Fujiki|Playmaker]] out and defeat him, then obtain Ignis back.<ref name="ep3">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS|3|ref}}</ref> After their attempt to use [[Aoi Zaizen|Blue Angel]] to defeat Playmaker had failed, Revolver wondered how would Dr. Kogami cope with Ignis' destruction. Dr. Kogami explained it was a painful decision, but Revolver reminded the importance of destroying Ignis and Cyberse.<ref name="ep8">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS|8|ref}}</ref>

Dr. Kogami later appears in [[LINK VRAINS]] and confronts [[Akira Zaizen]], explaining what happened to him, and that the [[Tower of Hanoi]] would annihilate all data on a worldwide scale, before vanishing. .<ref name="ep35">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS|35|ref}}</ref>

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