Turbo Bat Mode is one of Professor Mortum's transformations. It is a toy line-exclusive mode.
History[]
According to the series' official website, Mortum continuously returns and once transformed into a bat-like aberration to battle Max Steel.[1] The description of his action figure seems to point out that he fought against Max Steel in his Turbo Mountain Attack Mode, although it is unknown if this is canon.[2]
Abilities[]
- Superhuman Strength: Like Mortum's other forms, he is much stronger than an average individual.
- Flight: Mortum's wings grant him the power of flight.
Appearance[]
Mortum still has his hexagon pattern, featuring some holes through his body. His right hand is now a hook-like weapon that is similar to the limbs on his Turbo Trap Mode. He now has light teal colored wings, with some holes in them as well. The wings look as if they might be held on by bone-like talons on Mortum's shoulders.
Other Media[]
Toys[]
- Mortum's Turbo Bat Mode gained an action figure in 2017, named as Bat Mortum. A TV spot was made to promote the toy, depicting Mountain Combat Max Steel fighting against Bat Mortum.
Trivia[]
- It is the first mode of Mortum to have the ability of flight.
References[]
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20210619090410/https://play.mattel.com/maxsteel/en-us/characters/mortum
- ↑ Beware of this alien menace! Death Wing Mortem is ultra threatening in 12” deluxe size, with massive grey wings, claws, stingers and 6 lethal appendages. His weaponry and limbs attach via ConnectTek ports so you can interchange parts with other ConnectTek figures and vehicles for even more battle options. And that’s not all, Mortem transforms into a bat to quickly fly out of range, zero in on his target and fire a projectile. But watch out Mortem, Mountain Combat Max has pick axes to hurl and rip your wings and face mask off! Who will reign victorious teen hero Max Steel™ or Death Wing Mortem? Mountain Combat Max sold separately, subject to availability.