The Character Sheet for Lego's Hero Factory.

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Hero Factory

Hero Factory is a corporation that builds robots to serve as protectors and bring peace to the universe.

Environment-Specific Action Figure: Each wave of upgrade designs for the heroes after the 2.0 upgrade fall under this trope (with the exception of the unnamed upgrade from Invasion from Below):
- The 3.0 upgrade is animal-themed jungle gear designed specifically for traversing the jungle planet of Quatros.
- The 4.0 upgrades are designed specifically to counter the abilities of the respective villains that each hero had been assigned to re-capture (with the exception of Rocka, who had received his upgrade before the breakout had even occurred).
- The ZX-79 upgrade is knight-themed armor and gear designed specifically to combat the invading Brain parasites.
Humongous Mecha: The Battle Machines they used in Invasion From Below.
Swiss-Army Weapon: The 2.0 heroes' Multi-Tool Ice Shield.
Law of Chromatic Superiority: The franchise's two lead Heroes are red (Furno) and gold (Rocka).

Alpha Team

William Furno

Voiced by: Eric Christian Olsen, Josh Keaton (Brain Attack), Chad Randeu (Invasion from Below)

The Hero originally, though has moved on to Older and Wiser. A Rookie with potential to be an incredibly powerful Hero. Pushes himself hard - probably too hard - to live up to Stormer's high standards as well as his own.

Badass Biker: Has his Furno Bike.
Cool Bike: His Furno Bike.
Deadpan Snarker: After becoming more serious
Environment-Specific Action Figure: Breakout's underwater equipment.
Flight: 3.0 Upgrade.
Humongous Mecha: The Furno Jet Machine, which also has:
- Weaponized Exhaust
In-Series Nickname: "Young Blood".
The Leader: Leads the team in Brain Attack, as well as a small group alongside Rocka in 3.0.
Playing with Fire: Flame weapons are his primary weapons, though there are exceptions, such as 2.0 and Breakout.
Red Is Heroic: The Hero who is red.
Rookie Red Ranger: Initially, but he grows out of it.

Preston Stormer

Voiced by: John Schneider, Peter Serpenuk (Invasion from Below)

Alpha Team Leader. Level-headed and no-nonsense; he sets high standards for everyone under his command, including himself.

Badass Biker: In Breakout (TV only, since it didn't come as a set.)
Cool Bike: Breakout's Ultra Mach Speed Cycle.
Drone Deployer: Breakout's Scout Drones.
Humongous Mecha: The Stormer Freeze Machine.
An Ice Person: Most of his weaponry, though there are exceptions. He fits this in terms of personality initially, but takes a level in kindness in later seasons.
In-Series Nickname: "The Pro".
The Leader: There are occasions where he isn't the team leader, but he's always a voice of authority.
- Supporting Leader: Supporting as he may be, he still gets to fight against each saga's Big Bad at least for a little while. Breakout seems to subvert this, however.
Rhino Rampage: 3.0 Upgrade.
Sword and Gun: Breakout.

Mark Surge

Voiced by: Bryton James, Justin Murphy (Invasion from Below)

A Rookie alongside Furno. A nice guy but tends to let his emotions get the better of him.

Deflector Shields: Generated by 1.0's Lightning Shooter and Shield.
Heroic Sacrifice: After Alpha 1 got cornered by the Fire Villains while trying to escort civilians to safety, Surge gave his team a diversion by destroying fuel cells, causing the villains to attack him in rage and allowing Alpha 1 to escape.
In-Series Nickname: "Livewire"
Jetpack: Brain Attack's Jetpack Wings
Shock and Awe: Predominantly uses lightning based weaponry.
Spider Tank: The Surge and Rocka Combat Machine

Natalie Breez

Voiced by: Jean Louisa Kelly, Karen Strassman (Invasion from Below)

Another Rookie with Surge and Furno. Graceful and confident; her experimental systems give her the ability to communicate with animals.

Action Girl: She initially started out as a Faux Action Girl with little screentime, but starting with Ordeal of Fire, she gets to show us what she's made of, outright saving the day in Invasion from Below.
Blow You Away: Wind-themed.
Dual Wielding: She commonly uses twin weapons.
Friend to All Living Things: Given her ability to talk to animals, though she defies it for the Brain-controlled creatures.
In-Series Nickname: "The Whirlwind".
Jetpack: Breakout's Rocket Boots.
Love Interest: She defies this, even going on Hero Factory FM to say under no uncertain terms that she's not interested in any of her teammates.
Product Placement: In series; the energy drink company Robo-Jolt asked Breez to be in a commercial for them.
The Smurfette Principle: The sole girl among the Heroes.
Spider Tank: The Breez Flea Machine.
Sword and Gun: Breakout and Brain Attack.
Wind Is Green: Wind-themed and green-armored.

Dunkan Bulk

Voiced by: Christopher B. Duncan, Chad Randeu (Invasion from Below)

Your standard Dumb Muscle and Boisterous Bruiser.

Drill Tank: The Bulk Drill Machine.
Dual Wielding: 3.0 Upgrade.
Environment-Specific Action Figure: The version of Bulk 1.0 that is packaged with Vapor has a jetpack and extra weapon.
In-Series Nickname: "The Behemoth"
Jetpack: Briefly when he fought Vapor.
Make Me Wanna Shout: Briefly used a Sonic Boom Weapon against Vapor.

Jimi Stringer

Voiced by: Stephen Stanton

Laid-back and an amateur musician. Lately also adopted a dose of "southern stereotype" mannerism.

Bears Are Bad News: 3.0 Upgrade
Cloudcuckoolander: Stringer, apparently.
He tends to get a little distracted at times, forget his gear in strange places, and lose track of time.
Dark Is Not Evil: Stringer's primary color is black, with either orange or blue as a secondary highlight.
In-Series Nickname: "The Supersonic"
Make Me Wanna Shout: His weapons all have something related to sound, which can disorient any foe in the way.

Nathan Evo

Voiced by: Tom Kenny (Ordeal of Fire), Jason London (Breakout, Brain Attack), Justin Murphy (Invasion from Below)

One of the first 2.0-model heroes to be built. A calm and meditative weapons master.

Characterization Marches On: By his second appearance, his voice has changed and he is portrayed and more inexperienced than before.
Humongous Mecha: Evo XL Machine.
In-Series Nickname: "The Steamroller"
Spider Tank: Evo Walker and Evo Spider Machine
Sticks to the Back: His Brain Attack upgrade has a sheathe on his back to hold his Vortex Staff.
The Big Guy: He is a weapon expert often armed with the most powerful tools.

Julius Nex

Voiced by: Jason Anthony

Another of the first 2.0 Heroes. An outgoing expert in communications (including social networking) with enhanced flexibility and senses.

All Love Is Unrequited: He says in "Savage Planet Part 2" that he has feelings for Breeze, this fits the trope in that Breeze isn't looking for and doesn't need a relationship and it is never mentioned that he has feelings for her again.
Communications Officer: He's an expert in communications, including social media.
In-Series Nickname: "The Tech-head"
Panthera Awesome: 3.0 Upgrade
Stealth Pun: He is colored orange, making him an "orange Julius".

Daniel Rocka

Voiced by: Tom Kenny (Savage Planet, Breakout, Brain Attack), Christopher Corey Smith (Invasion from Below)

The newest Rookie and replacing Furno as The Hero, beginning with the crisis on Quatros. Modeled on Furno but is perhaps even more impulsive.

Gadgeteer Genius
Humongous Mecha: Rocka Stealth Machine and Rocka Crawler.
- Arm Cannon: Rocka Stealth Machine.
- Chainsaw Good: Rocka Crawler.
- Invisibility: Rocka Stealth Machine.
- Power Pincers: Rocka Stealth Machine.
Jetpack: Brain Attack Jet Rocka.
King of Beasts: 3.0 Upgrade.
The Leader: Co-lead a group with Furno in 3.0.
No Name Given: In merchandise and the TV series, he's never referred to by his first name, but its revealed to be "Daniel" in some versions of the credits of Savage Planet and Brain Attack. However, LEGO confirmed that it wasn't canon.
Remember the New Guy?: In Savage Planet, Furno seems to know enough about Rocka to object to the latter being called "the new Furno." Rocka is said to have been born with the upgrade, making him a then-recent addition to the cast, but we only meet him after he had done so many heroics to gain his new title.
Spider Tank: Surge and Rocka Combat Machine

Thresher

The former leader of Alpha 1 Team, and Stormer's former team leader.

The Leader: Former leader of Alpha 1 Team
Retired Badass: Was once Alpha 1's leader.

Other Heroes

Merrick Fortis

The Leader: Of Hero Recon Team

Lucas Valor

Leader of team Delta 9, who patrols the outer galaxies.

Jetpack: Rocket Boots
The Leader: Of Delta 9 Team

Non-Hero Characters

Toyless Toyline Character: None of them received any toys.

Akiyama Makuro

The founder of Hero Factory.

Big Good: As the founder of Hero Factory, he is the one responsible for the creation of all of the heroes of the series.
What Could Have Been: Christian Faber the co-creator of Toys/Bionicle and Hero Factory has stated that Makuro was considered to be a Turaga or Toa from the Bionicle universe who was displaced from his original reality through an incident involving the "Well of Time," and realizing a need for heroes in his new universe founded Hero Factory as an imitation of the Toa he was familiar with. It seems the concept never got far beyond the pitch stage, and is canonically dubious at best... although it certainly makes Makuro's face looking so much like a Bionicle Noble Mahiki mask seem like less of an accident and more of an intentional arc tease.

Professor Zib

Hero Factory's Chief Mission Manager.

Butt-Monkey: A lot of humor is derived from him being put into misfortune.
Mission Control: He's the Chief Mission Manager.

Quadal

Zib's assistant.

Cyber Cyclops: A robot cyclops.
Mission Control: Together with Zib.
Satellite Character: He's only there so Zib can have someone to talk to.
The Unintelligible: His only method of "talking".

Big Joe

Gadgeteer Genius: Mainly focuses on armor quality and hero distribution.

Lucy

A Hero Factory Call Center Operator.

Hotline: She receives emergency calls.
Mission Control: She's a Call Center Operator

Villains

Obviously Evil: The villains tend to feature more menacing character designs and Spikes of Villainy are common.
Red Eyes, Take Warning: While the toys of the characters tend to have a more diverse color palette for eye color, the show defaults all of the villains to red eyes.

Von Nebula's Gang

Von Nebula/Von Ness

Von Nebula is the leader of his own gang of villains. Once a member of Hero Factory named Von Ness, he abandoned his team during a mission and then blamed Stormer for his own actions. He returns intent on revenge.

Big Bad: Of the first story arc.
Dirty Coward: He abandoned his team and considers it Stormer's fault.
Evil Wears Black: Even before his Face–Heel Turn, he was colored black.
Fallen Hero: He was once a part of Hero Factory, but now he's a villain.
Face–Heel Turn: He was once a Hero from Hero Factory, but not anymore.
Gravity Master: His staff can create an Unrealistic Black Hole.
Killed Off for Real: In an alternate dimension.
Large and in Charge: He's pretty big and is the leader of his group of villains.
Never My Fault: He blames Stormer for his own decision to run away.
Red Eyes, Take Warning: His eyes changed from yellow to red after his Face–Heel Turn.
Spikes of Villainy: Is covered in spikes and is the Big Bad of the first story arc.
That Man Is Dead: Refuses to answer to Von Ness and declares himself Von Nebula.
The Von Trope Family: Von Ness and Von Nebula.

Xplode

A very rich Psycho for Hire who likes dangerous jobs.

Arm Cannon: His Meteor Blaster

Gentleman Thief: Partially; Xplode is actually wealthy and takes on jobs for the challenge. However, his manners, attitude, and actions are far from a conventional example.
Gun And Sword: Armed with a blade in hand and his trusty Meteor Blaster.
Having a Blast: All of his weapons are usually explosive.
Macross Missile Massacre: Can launch his spikes as missiles.
Spikes of Villainy: And weaponized.
Xtreme Kool Letterz: Yea, that's not how you spell "Explode".

Rotor

A notorious but dim-witted criminal and Xplode's lackey.

Deadly Gas: His Biohazard Gas Shooter
Helicopter Blender: His titular rotor consists of two swords.
Helicopter Pack: The rotor from his name serves as one.
Troll: He decides to mess around with the rookie Furno when he's tasked with putting him in hero-cuffs alone.

Corroder

A conniving henchman who wants to challenge the status quo, armed with acid.

Arm Cannon: His Meteor Blaster
Guns Akimbo: His hands shoot acid from his fingertips to serve as guns.
Hollywood Acid: His weapon of choice.
The Starscream: Aspires to be leader, but knows to keep his mouth shut until the time is right.
Super Spit: He can spit acid.

Meltdown

A psychotic scientist who's skilled with chemicals.

Arm Cannon: His Radioactive Sludge Shooter.
Combat Tentacles: Has a big green tentacle.
Cyber Cyclops: A robot cyclops.

Thunder

A Dumb Muscle with a crushing claw.

Arm Cannon: His Meteor Blaster.

Dumb Muscle: He's not very smart.
Shock and Awe: It's in the name.

Vapor

A recruit with gas-based weapons.

Arm Cannon: His modified Meteor Blasters.
Guns Akimbo: He has an Arm Cannon on each arm.

Fire Villains

Once mining robots with the ability to tap into any fuel source to recharge anywhere, their lack of safeguards made them absorb so much energy that they went insane. They didn't care and began to steal fuel sources to gain even more energy.

A.I. Is a Crapshoot: All were former mining bots gone insane.
Arm Cannon: All are equipped with Lava Sphere Shooters.
Energy Absorption: All mining bots were given this ability to cut down in traveling times to refuel, but without safeguards, it drove them insane.
Evil Feels Good: According to Fire Lord, they like what they have become (that is to say, insane).
Phlebotinum Muncher: Fire Lord and his minions do this to increase their power (and insanity).
Playing with Fire: It's in the name.
Spikes of Villainy: All of them have spikes on them and they are villains..

Fire Lord

The leader of the Fire Villains, intent on stealing all fuel everywhere.

Big Bad: The main villain of the Ordeal of Fire storyline.
Blade Below the Shoulder: His Lava Blaster
Card-Carrying Villain: He calls himself evil and says that he likes what he has become.
Evil Is Burning Hot: Quite obviously.
Harmful to Touch: Well, he's Evil Is Burning Hot, so...
Hates Being Touched: According to his online bio.
The leader of the fire villains hates to be touched. Even if someone wanted to touch him, his incandescent personality would be burned into them, along with second degree burns.
Jetpack: His method of flight.
Large and in Charge: The largest of the Fire Villains and their leader.
Red and Black and Evil All Over: Is primarily black with red fire to serve as a secondary color, and he's a Card-Carrying Villain.
Sword and Gun: His right arm has his Lava Blaster (which can function as a sword) and his left arm has his Lava Sphere Shooter.
Volcanic Veins: Every time he absorbs energy, he gains veins.

Nitroblast

The Smart Guy of the Fire Villains, and the most loyal.

Ammunition Backpack: His Claw Blade is connected to his backpack presumably as a power source.
Fire-Breathing Weapon: His Plasma Blowtorch.
Safecracking: His specialty.
The Smart Guy: Is the smartest of Fire Lord's henchmen and allows him to partake in Safecracking.
Undying Loyalty: To the point of annoying his teammates.

Drilldozer

A huge and strong member of the Fire Villains who makes up for his lack of intelligence with his strength.

Atomic Superpower: His drill is radioactive.
Dumb Muscle: He's not very bright.
Mighty Glacier: Slow, but incredibly strong.
This Is a Drill His Turbine Drill

Jetbug

An insane henchman who constantly laughs.

The Hyena: His constant laughing often gives away his location.
Jetpack: If the name didn't tell you already.

Witch Doctor

Witch Doctor/Aldous Witch

Aldous Witch was an instructor at Hero Factory who secretly desired a Hero Core for himself. After a failed attempt to give himself a Quaza Core in the Quaza Chamber, stopped by one of his own students (Stormer), he was exiled from Hero Factory. He traveled to the planet Quatros to illegally mine its core, which is made of Quaza, not caring that it would destroy the planet. Upon finding a temple with a staff, he was transformed into the Witch Doctor, and enslaved the animals of the planet to do his bidding.

The Beastmaster: Takes control of the animals on Quatros using Quaza spikes.
Big Bad: Of the Savage Planet storyline.
Evil Teacher: Formerly a professor who taught in Hero Factory.
The Exile: He got kicked out of Hero Factory after his attempt to give himself a Quaza Core failed, but it was his former position that led to him being exiled rather than imprisoned.
I Just Want to Be Special: He had a secret desire to possess a Quaza Core like Heroes do.
Large and in Charge: Towers over his animal slaves.
Mind-Control Device: His Skull Staff.
SkeleBot 9000: Is a robot skeleton.
Spikes of Villainy: Uses them to brainwash animals and he has plenty of them on his body himself.
Steven Ulysses Perhero: Witch Doctor's real name is Professor Aldous Witch. Really, that's just asking for it.
They Called Me Mad!: Witch Doctor invokes this trope and almost repeats the sentence word for word during his Motive Rant about 2/3 into Savage Planet.
Witch Doctor: It's in the name.

Animal Slaves

The animals of Quatros brainwashed by the Witch Doctor using spikes of Quaza to help him mine the planet's core or to fight the Hero Factory heroes.

Big Creepy-Crawlies: Waspix is a giant robot wasp.
Beware My Stinger Tail: Scorpio's tail could shoot projectiles.
Killer Gorilla / War Elephants: Raw-Jaw is a robot gorilla with elephant tusks.
Multi-Armed and Dangerous: Waspix has four arms.
Scary Scorpions: Scorpio is a fearsome robot scoprion.
Spikes of Villainy: The Witch Doctor uses Quaza spikes to brainwash the animals.
Talking Animal: All of them except for Fangz can talk in the TV special.
Wicked Wasps: Waspix is a robot wasp.

Legion of Darkness

A team of villains formed by Black Phantom.

Villain Team-Up: This team is comprised of villains who united to get out of Hero Factory's prisons when Voltix initiated the escape.

Black Phantom

The leader of the Legion of Darkness.

Big Bad: He engineered the breakout that his story arc is named after.
Double Weapon: His Razor Sabre Mace Staff has a very sharp blade on one end and a mace on the other end.
Drone Deployer: His Arachnix Drone
Evil Wears Black: It's even in his name.
French Jerk: Has a heavy French accent.
Going to Give It More Energy: His big plan to finally defeat Hero Factory? Plug himself up with the energy from the hero building room to gain all the power he needs. Rocka, encouraged by Evo, plugs in some more coils to his back. The result: Black Phantom gets more energy at a much faster rate...which causes his circuits to overload and blow out in a huge explosion, leaving him still alive, but heavily weakened, wrecked and thoroughly incapacitated.
Large and in Charge: He's pretty big and is the one who broke out the villains.
Super-Strength: His Razor Sabre Mace Staff is as heavy as a house, and he holds it with one hand!

Voltix

A villain with electrical powers who initiated the villain breakout.

Arm Cannon: His Shooting Volt Blaster.
Energy Absorption: As per his electrical powers.
Lightning Lash: His Lightning Whip.
Shock and Awe: Has electric powers.

Splitface

A criminal with a Split Personality, one for his organic half, and one for his robot half.

Arm Cannon: His Poison Plasma Cannon.
Expy: Of Two-Face, even down to the coloring.
Killed Off for Real: In an alternate dimension.
Spikes of Villainy: His robot half has green spikes sticking out of it.
Split Personality: His defining trait, as a result of being Two-Faced— the robotic and organic sides of his brain don't integrate properly. In the flashback story Legion of Darkness, one side is reckless and the other is cautious, while in later stories he descends into Talking to Themself. Each personality has its own weapons, too.
Talking to Themself: He does this— out loud, no less— in Breakout and the chapter book The Doom Box. Oddly enough, he doesn't demonstrate this in the flashback chapter book Legion of Darkness, suggesting that while he's always had a Split Personality, the madness only progressed later.
Two-Faced: His entire body is divided into two separate colored and styled halves.
Wolverine Claws: His Shredder Claw.

Jawblade

A shark villain from the planet Scylla.

Dual Wielding: Has two Magma Blades.
Spikes of Villainy: Red spikes to be exact.
Threatening Shark: an evil robot shark.

Toxic Reapa

A villain with toxicity powers from the planet Z'chaya.

Arm Cannon: His Toxic Jets.
Ammunition Backpack: Carries toxic tanks on his back.
Dual Wielding: Twin laser cutters in each hand.
Energy Weapon: Has Laser Cutters.
Killed Off for Real: In an alternate dimension.
Poisonous Person: His name says "toxic" for a reason.

Speeda Demon

An insane villain who uses his nitro-rocket bike to commit crimes.

Badass Biker: An evil one.
Cool Bike: His Nitro Rocket Motorbike.
Cool Sword: His Wing Blades.
Dual Wielding: One set of his four arms is for using golden swords to fight with while riding.
Multi-Armed and Dangerous: Has four arms, two for riding his bike, two for using swords.
Spiked Wheels: The wheels of his bike have golden spikes on each end.
Spikes of Villainy: Golden spikes all over, including on his bike!

XT4

A worker bot from the planet Mechna, reprogrammed by Black Phantom.

Blade Below the Shoulder: Its Striking Blades.
Chainsaw Good: Its Razor Disc Striker.
- Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: Its secondary function.
Cyber Cyclops: Evil robot cyclops.

Energy Weapon: Its Laser Slicer.

Meaningful Name: Its name stands for "Extra Tough with 4 arms".
Multi-Armed and Dangerous: Four arms with a weapon for each.

Thornaxx

A wasp-like villain from a hive planet.

Ace Pilot: Is a skilled pilot due to his flight instincts.
Beware My Stinger Tail: His weapon of choice.

Killed Off for Real: In an alternate dimension.
Spikes of Villainy: Orange spikes on his arms to be exact.

Core Hunter

A Hero-turned-criminal with a penchant for collecting Hero Cores and one of Hero Factory's most notorious adversaries.

Actually a Doombot: Uses a duplicate of himself in heists.
Ascended to a Higher Plane of Existence: One of the Heroes' theories as to his current whereabouts.
Arm Cannon: His Plasma Shooter.
Creepy Souvenir: He collects the cores of Heroes he defeats.
Evil Former Friend: Was a friend of Stormer.
Face–Heel Turn: He was once a hero from Hero Factory.
Hero Killer: His gimmick is that he collects the cores of Heroes, which they need to survive.
Knight of Cerebus: The trendsetter for the tie-in novels.
Never Found the Body: Though there may not have been one left to find in the end.
Power Incontinence: Defeated when Surge feeds his power reserves into his already supercharged form.
Power Pincers: His Core Remover.
Red and Black and Evil All Over: His primary color is black with red accents.
Serial Killer: A more child-friendly variation, taking the power cores of Heroes he defeats. It's implied this kills them if they don't get a replacement soon enough, though.
- The first episode states that, as the hero's core is their main processing center (analogous to their brain), which means that not getting a replacement results in the body dying. The personality either dies or becomes a case of And I Must Scream, presumably.
Shadow Archetype: It's subtler than Von Nebula, but his struggle with staying on the straight and narrow path of his intended programming makes him one for Surge, the one 'bot who is consistently characterized as being unsure if he can measure up to the high moral standards of his job. Driven home when Surge is the one to ultimately defeat him.
Spikes of Villainy: Big curved red spikes are all over his body.

Brains

Artificial-created, organic parasitic creatures with one goal in mind: destroy Hero Factory.

Always Chaotic Evil: Their sole purpose in life is to take over the bodies of creatures so that they can use their powers to destroy Hero Factory.
Big Creepy-Crawlies: While they are quite large, they're even bigger in an alternate dimension.
Energy Weapon: In an alternate dimension.
Flight: In an alternate dimension.

Spikes of Villainy: Have two-to-three spikes on them, which also serve as their weakness since hitting them will free the controlled creatures.
Transformation of the Possessed: The wildlife they controlled were also mutated into horrifying monstrosities with Elemental Powers and Elemental Armor. Fortunately, removing them reverts their victims.

Creatures Controlled

Beware My Stinger Tail: Dragon Bolt
Big Creepy-Crawlies: Scarox and it's original form, the Dune Crawler.
Breath Weapon Dragon Bolt.
Dual Wielding: Aquagon.
Elemental Armor: Their mutations gave them armor based on their environment.
Elemental Powers:
- Green Thumb: Ogrum
- An Ice Person: Frost Beast
- Playing with Fire: Pyrox
- Shock and Awe: Dragon Bolt
Kaiju: Dragon Bolt
Multi-Armed and Dangerous: Scarox.
Our Dragons Are Different: Dragon Bolt.
Our Ogres Are Hungrier: Ogrum
Poisonous Person: Scarox's Armor-Piercing Poison Fangs.
Spikes of Villainy: Bruizer and Dragon Bolt.

Other Characters

Toyless Toyline Character: None of those characters get any toy representation.

Daniela Capricorn

Mak Megahertz

The Voice: Since he's a DJ and radio host on the Hero Factory FM radio segment "Mak in the Morning".

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