GRIM REAPER(of Earth-730784)
GRIM REAPER
(of Earth-730784)
Real Name: (First name unrevealed, presumably Eric) Williams
Identity/Class: Extradimensional (Earth-730784) human
Occupation: Criminal
Group Membership: Leader of a group of his own agents
Affiliations: His agents
Enemies: The Avengers (Ant-Man/Hank
Pym, Falcon/Sam Wilson, Hawkeye/Clint Barton, Scarlet Witch/Wanda
Maximoff, Tigra/Greer Grant, Vision, Wasp/Janet Van Dyne, Wonder
Man/Simon Williams)
Known Relatives: Simon Williams (Wonder Man, brother)
Aliases: "Reaper" (nickname from Hawkeye)
Base of Operations: Presumably mobile
First Appearance: Avengers: United They Stand cartoon episode, "The Sorceress' Apprentice" (February 12, 2000)
Powers/Abilities: Grim Reaper possessed no
inherent superhuman powers but he wore an armored suit equipped with a
large scythe attached to its left arm. The armor's gauntlets were also
equipped with hidden, wrist-mounted laser blasters and the armor also
was capable of teleporting the Grim Reaper in a burst of lights and
smoke. He sometimes carried a pair of binoculars capable of viewing
events from a mile or more away.
Height: 6'4" (presumably)
Weight: 225 lbs. (presumably)
Eyes: Unrevealed (see comments)
Hair: Unrevealed (see comments)
History: (Avengers: United They Stand cartoon
episode, "The Sorceress' Apprentice") - The Grim Reaper and his men
blew a bank vault as the Avengers arrived on the scene. Unaware of the
heroes' arrival, Grim Reaper commended his men on blowing the vault and
sarcastically announced that the only thing he needed for a perfect day
would be the Avengers. The Avengers then announced their entrance with
Hawkeye warning the Reaper to be careful what he wished for. Grim
Reaper immediately asked where his brother Wonder Man was before
ordering his men to attack the Avengers. As the Avengers took down his
men and sealed the vault, Grim Reaper fired on the Falcon, eventually
hitting and downing the hero. Scarlet Witch then took the offensive,
using her probability powers to melt the Grim Reaper's stolen gold.
Announcing that the Avengers didn't have what it took to take down the
Grim Reaper, just like his brother, the Reaper then teleported away in
a burst of lights and smoke. Soon locating the Grim Reaper, Avengers
Falcon and Tigra chased him through the city as the Reaper suggested
they give up the chase while holding them at bay with his wrist-mounted
lasers. Later, after the Scarlet Witch successfully revived the
comatose Wonder Man, Grim Reaper spied on the Avengers from afar,
witnessing Wonder Man and Scarlet Witch sharing a tender moment
together and monologued that it was time for the Avengers to pay the
price for taking his money.
Comments: Created by Michael Edens and Sae Rom Animation, Inc. (see Appearances list for full list of artists involved).
I apologize for the fuzzy and television station watermarked images but the Avengers: United They Stand cartoon
series was not available in the US on DVD so I had to work with what I
had using videos posted on youtube that were taped off television. If
ever the series DOES get released on US DVD, I'll replace the images
with better quality screen caps.
Grim Reaper's physical height and weight were presumably the same as his Earth-616 counterpart. His eye and hair color were impossible to determine, as he was never seen outside of his armor.
While Grim Reaper's first name was never given in the
one episode he appeared in (Hawkeye only called him "Williams"), it
seems likely that it would be Eric, like his Earth-616 counterpart.
Profile by Proto-Man.
CLARIFICATIONS:
Earth-730784's Grim Reaper has no KNOWN connections to:
images: (without ads)
Avengers: United They Stand cartoon episode, "The Sorceress' Apprentice" (all images in this profile)
Appearances:
Avengers: United They Stand cartoon
episode, "The Sorceress' Apprentice" (February 12, 2000) - Michael
Edens (writer), Dell Barras (character design, storyboards), John Fang
(character design), Kevin Campbell (character design, prop design,
storyboard revisions), Tec Manalac (character design, layout design),
Gil Hung, Geoffrey Kater (prop design), Branislav Hetchel, Andrew
Gentle, Lawrence Kim, Dean Thompson (layout design), Cos Anziloto, Roy
Burdine, Armando Carrillo, Egidio (Vic) Dal Chele, Dan Vessemeyer,
Shannon Eric Denton, Warren Greenwood, Richard Hoberg, Larry Houston
(storyboards), Jim Janes, Scott Jorgensen, Lothel J-Dawg Jones, Greg
Luzniak, Tom Nesbit, Renato Otacan, Dave Simons, Romeo Tanghal, Danny
Taverna, Danny Tolentino (additional storyboards), Aleta Kozak
(additional storyboards, storyboard revisions), Anthony Winn
(storyboard revisions), Ruben Chavez, Natasha Liberman, Hector
Martinez, Richard Ziehler-Martin (painted backgrounds), Sae Rom
Animation Inc. (animation studio), Ron Myrick (producer, director),
Eric Lewald, Julia Lewald (story editors)
Last updated: 07/18/17
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