
HUNDRED LEGS of DEATH
Real Name: Unrevealed
Identity/Class: Alternate
Reality (Ultraverse)
cyborg
Occupation: Warrior
Group Membership: Techuza
Affiliations: Techuza
Enemies: Arena (Keiko),
Ranger
(Bob Campbell);
the Techuza for transforming a presumed victim thusly
(unless he or she was a willing participant)
Known Relatives: None
Aliases: None
Base of Operations: Unrevealed;
last seen in a suburb of New York City, New York
.
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. First Appearance: Giant-Size Prototype#1/2 (October, 1994) . .
Its head has a pair of powerful
hemi-mandible-like structures, although they do seem to
originate from the lateral portions of its upper/maxillary
region, while in its rostral maxillary region had a set of
buzz-saws where incisor teeth would be present in a person. Its head had a large central
red square slightly rostral (in front of) the chamber in which
its watermelon-sized brain was contained, and a pair of long
antennae-like structures, presumably providing some form of
sensory input. Its body was covered with an
undefined metal, which was durable, but vulnerable to Arena's
energy-sword and sustained blasts from Rangers' gauntlets. Its
armor is apparently more easily damaged from internal attack. Its screech was very painful to unprotected human ears. Its size, mass, durability and
the speed it could generate allowed it to smash through the roof
of a building. It could physically consume an
adult person, and if that person bypassed the buzz saw blades on
its upper "jaw," the person would be trapped within some sort of
internal "esophagus" tunnel, unless he or she could penetrate
the armor. Smashing out through the armor from this "esophagus"
would damage its main conduits, causing it to lose control of
its body. It could also use its
caudal/rear segments or its central region to swat a target. It is unrevealed if the rest of
the body beyond the brain is robotic or whether there is other
organic material within (some foul-smelling organic material was
released when Ranger blasted open the chamber containing its
brain, but the brain appeared to be otherwise intact). . . Weight: Unrevealed (given its unrevealed construction, ) Eyes: None Hair: None |
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History: (Giant-Size Prototype#1/2 (fb) - BTS) - The Southeast Asian high-tech crime cartel known as the Techuza pumped a human brain with steroids, mutated it -- via gestation tanks previously created by Arena -- and then amputated it and transplanted it into an immense centipede robot body. (Giant-Size Prototype#1/2
(fb) - BTS) - Seeking vengeance on her for leaving them, the
Techuza sent the Hundred Legs of Death to assassinate Arena. Caught by surprise and
apparently begin to exhaust her power in battle against her
attacker, Arena fled to the house of her old rival, Bob
Campbell. (Giant-Size Prototype#1/2) -
Flying over Campbell's home, the Hundred Legs of Death
screeched, paining Campbell before smashing its face through his
roof and then swatting Arena outside. She struck its mouth parts with
her sword and then buried her sword in the top of its head,
causing it to screech in pain. Thrown to the ground and losing
her sword in the process, Arena futilely fired the last of her
photonic blasts into its face before the creature bit down on
her. Having changed into his Ranger
armor, Campbell blasted the creature repeatedly (including
hitting the sword buried in its head) until it screamed and
released Arena. Ranger then slammed into the
creature's head, minimally phasing it, and it swatted him away
with its tail. After Ranger slammed to the
ground, the creature ignored blasts to its face and swallowed
him hole. However, Ranger blasted out from its interior,
damaging some of its main conduits and causing it to lose
control of its body in the process. As it writhed uncontrollably,
Ranger than repeated fired blasts from his gauntlets into the
top of its head, eventually blasting through its brain case and
damaging its brain. It then collapsed to the ground, apparently deceased. (Freex#15 / Ultraverse Premiere#9/2
- BTS) - Ranger took the wounded Arena to an Aladdin facility
where Felicia Campbell helped heal her. |
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Comments: Created by Len Strazewski and Steve Ellis.
This profile was
completed 06/08/2025, but its publication was delayed as it was intended
for the Appendix 25th anniversary's celebratory event.o
Profile by Snood.
CLARIFICATIONS:
The Hundred Legs of Death should be distinguished
from:
First posted: 09/14/2026
Last updated: 06/08/2025
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