The Elementors are a group of recurring villains in Max Steel. They are Ultralinks and Megalinks who have fused themselves with the elements of nature. The main group of Elementors seen in the series consist of four Ultralinks that each linked with the elements of fire, water, earth and air respectively and the Megalink Metallak who linked with the element of metal. Fire and Air are voiced by Andrew Francis, Earth and Water are voiced by Brian Drummond, and Metal Elementor is voiced by Trevor Devall.
History[]
The first three Elementors, Fire, Earth and Air, came in the first Ultralink invasion on Earth. Years later, Water came to Earth through his spacecraft, which was broken and he was attempting to go back to his homeplanet, but ultimately failed. Sixteen years later after the first invasion, the fifth Elementor, Metallak was sent to Earth and linked with metal, thus bringing to life Metal Elementor.
Appearance[]
Elementors are very large and possess very monstrous features. They have very bulky and muscular body shapes and stand in an upright or hunched over posture. They have large, muscular arms that end with three to five claws on their hands and double-jointed legs that end with two to three claws on their feet. Elementors have sharp teeth in their jaws and most possess an underbite. Their Ultralink/Megalink cores are located in the centre of their heads or foreheads. Some Elementors also have eyes. Elementors also have unique features depending on what element they have linked with.
List of known Elementors[]
Individual Elementors[]
Image | Name | Description | First Appearance |
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Fire Elementor | Fire Elementor is an Ultralink who have bonded with the element of fire. He is hotheaded and impulse and is as ferocious as the element he wields. He can start flames or launch fireballs at will and can also move around as an abundance of fire. | Come Together Part One | |
Earth Elementor Earth Elementor (species) |
Earth Elementors are Ultralinks who have bonded with the element of earth. The main Earth Elementor seen in the series isn’t very smart, but what he lacks in intelligence he makes up for in brute strength. He uses his control over earth to hurl boulders at enemies or travel underground with ease. Besides himself, there were also other Earth Elementors seen in the series' past, which mainly were a part of Makino's army in the first invasion of the Ultralinks on Earth. | Come Together Part Two (character) The Legend of Ja'em Mk'rah (species) | |
Water Elementor | Water Elementor is an Ultralink who have bonded with the element of water. One of the most intelligent of the group, he uses his cunning to his advantage. His control over water is powerful as he can generate torrents of water or manipulate tidal waves. | Hard Water | |
Air Elementor | Air Elementor is an Ultralink who have bonded with the element of air. Extremely powerful and intelligent, he was once the leader of his fellow Elementors, until he was usurped by Metallak. His power over the air allows him to move around as a tornado and to generate strong gusts of wind and even manipulate the composition of himself or the air around him. | Elements of Surprise Part One | |
Metal Elementor | Unlike the other Elementors, Metal Elementor is a Megalink once known as Metallak. He merged with a metal statue to become the most powerful Elementor of the group. He was extremely loyal to Makino and is one of his most trusted commanders. Metal Elementor is ruthless and is a master strategist. He uses his powers to control metal and to manipulate the structure of his body in order to turn into a liquid state or shift his hands into different weapons. | Full Metal Racket |
Fused Elementors[]
Over the course of the series, The Elementors have been seen to be able to combine together into many different forms. The following list is organized by order of appearance.
Image | Name | Description | First Appearance |
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Ultimate Elementor | Ultimate Elementor is the fusion of Fire, Water, Earth and Air Elementors. They formed into a massive monster with all of the individual Elementors’ powers and characteristics combined. Ultimate Elementor possesses all the powers of nature and can combine the elements into new powers and abilities such as manipulating the weather, generating lightning or launching blasts of ice or mud. | Elements of Surprise Part One | |
Mega-Elementor | Mega-Elementor is the fusion of all of Ultimate Elementor, plus Metal Elementor. This fusion had formed when Metal Elementor had absorbed Ultimate Elementor into his body. This combined form is similar to Ultimate Elementor in many ways, but also has the added powers and characteristics acquired from Metal Elementor. Being a Megalink, Metal Elementor uses his superiority to take full control over the combined body. Like the previous form, Mega-Elementor can control all the forces of nature. | The Ultralink Hunter | |
Water and Fire Elementor | The fusion of Water and Fire Elementors. They are able to control both water and fire simultaneously or fuse them together to control steam. | The Wrath of Makino | |
Earth and Air Elementor | The fusion of Earth and Air Elementors. They are able to control both earth and air simultaneously by creating projectiles out of stones and air. | The Wrath of Makino | |
Firestorm Elementor | The fusion of Fire, Air and Earth Elementors. They are capable of controlling fire, air and earth simultaneously. They have a spiky protrusion on their right arm and a tornado on the left, which can shoot projectiles. | Team Turbo | |
Fire and Metal Elementor | The fusion of Fire and Metal Elementors. This form allows them to control both fire and metal simultaneously and they have a spear on their right arm that they use fight their foes. | Turbo-Warriors | |
Earth and Water Elementor | The fusion of Earth and Water Elementors. This form allows them to control both earth and water elements simulteneously and they also carry a hammer made out of earth, water and Terror Energy. | Turbo-Warriors | |
Super Metal Elementor (Unofficial name) |
After the Elementors' defeat at the hands of Team Turbo, Metallak uses the power of Terror Energy to permanently absorb his brothers into his being, causing him to become a giant-sized creature. He has a saw on his right arm and armored sections on his body. | Turbo-Warriors |
Others[]
The following list contains Elementors or transformations that were created exclusively for the toy line.
Image | Name | Description | First Appearance |
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Gold Elementor | A toy line exclusive modified version of Metal Elementor, who has gold parts on his armor. He has a saw on his right arm and can launch molten projectiles from his chest. | N/A | |
Lava Elementor | A toy line exclusive new Elementor. They have the ability of controlling lave and shooting fire projectiles. | N/A |
Abilities[]
The Elementors' primary power consists of controlling the elements of nature, such as fire, water, air and earth. They have superhuman conditions, being stronger, faster and more durable than an average individual and have unlimited stamina, being able to fight for long periods of time without needing to rest. They are capable of merging with each other to create stronger forms, either through natural or artificial means. A natural example would be Water and Fire Elementor's fusion, and an artificial would be Ultimate Elementor. In their fused state, the Elementors gain a wider variety of forms of attack and can use various elements simultaneously. For example, Ultimate Elementor has control over lightning[1], ice[2] and magma[3]. Two Elementors can unfuse themselves willingly or by hitting their energy cores located on their heads, while Ultimate Elementor could only unfuse via a device used by Ultralink Hunters to unlink Ultralinks from their hosts.
Being Ultralinks, the Elementors are susceptible to the Megalinks' "annexing" process, in which the Megalink absorbs the Ultralink(s) into their being. An example of this is Mega-Elementor, the fusion of Ultimate Elementor and Metal Elementor. Unlike the former, in which they could switch from form to form during combat, the Megalink takes full control of the body. In few occasions however, Metallak allowed the Elementors to take control of the body, such as Reprogrammed.
The Elementors' weak spot is their energy core, a glowing red orb located on their foreheads. Depending on the element that they have bonded with, the Elementor may have unique weaknesses. Metal Elementor, for example, is vulnerable to metal corrosives.[4] Like other Ultralinks, they are vulnerable to the Ultralink Hunter's unlinking devices, which allows them to remove the alien from their hosts with relative ease.
Trivia[]
- The Elementors made a cameo appearance in the reboot sizzle released in early 2013. Though their design was mostly the same, they had a more monstrous design and lacked a pair of eyes.
- The Elementors' character concept is inspired by the events of Max Steel: Countdown, the second animated film from the classic series. In it, Elementor splits himself into five elemental forms: wind, earth, fire, water and metal to take over the world.
- Much like their classic counterpart, the Elementors' weak spot is located on their foreheads.
- Design-wise, Metal closely matches classic Elementor, having a segmented line of spikes attached to his back (similar to the villain's "crest" in the classic series) and double-layered teeth.
- In Pick Your Poison, Ultimate Elementor is hypnotized by Toxzon and gains a dark purple of shade for his body. This is likely a reference to Max Steel Vs The Toxic Legion, the seventh film of the classic series, in which Toxzon empowers Elementor with nuclear mud and his body gains a dark purple coloration.
- They frequently refer to humans as "human slugs".
- It is unknown if there are any other fire, Water, Air or Metal Elementors. However, it is a possibility as there have been multiple Earth Elementors seen throughout the series.[5]
- It is unknown if there are any other Megalink Elementors.
- The Elementors have a habit of making puns based off their respective attribute.
References[]
- ↑ Elements of Surprise Part Two
- ↑ Elements of Surprise Part Two
- ↑ Pick Your Poison
- ↑ Full Metal Racket
- ↑ The Legend of Ja'em Mk'rah and Fugitive