Omegaton

"The greatest hero of a strange, backwards dimension that he described as an anti-matter universe--whatever THAT is....."
― Zephyr's comment about Omegaton in The Secret Origin^[src]

Omegaton is the anti-matter being and final boss in the level Showdown with Omegaton. He first appears in The Tornado Outbreak Comic.

Appearance[]

Omegaton is a tall fire elemental with purple skin covered in purple armor and solid white eyes. A total of six green orbs covers his body. Like the Fire Flyers, his head is typically tinted in an orange, reddish hue. On Earth, a bright orange layer of fire protects his body.

Character Bio[]

Once the greatest hero of his universe, until his enemies joined forces and exiled him to another universe. Omegaton has been slowly dying after being stripped of his orbs of power and without them his fate is sealed to a cosmic grave. Dispersed somewhere on Earth, the Wind Warriors lead by Zephyr have been tasked to help find his sources of power through Omegaton's deceptive coercion. The story will reveal that all that's known about Omegaton may not be true and his mission is not what it seems.

Origin and History[]

Comic[]

Omegaton, once a powerful brute was outnumbered and rendered powerless by his enemies. He was stripped of his six orbs of power and banished to our universe. Prior to his banishment, Omegaton had exiled the Stone Stompers and Water Whirls from their own home planet, leaving them banished to Earth for eons.

In-game[]

Upon being discovered by Zephyr, Nimbus, and the Wind Warriors, Omegaton begs for their help in finding and returning his six orbs that were stranded on Earth. To help the Wind Warriors on their mission, he provided them with the L.O.A.D. STARR, a device used to create cloud cover to protect them from the sunlight. As Omegaton is reunited with each Orb, powerful earthquakes began to crack open the Earth's surface, trapping many Wind Warriors underground. Zephyr and his team first encountered Omegaton on Earth during the Totem battle of Coastal Calamity. The Pagoda, surrounded by Totems, was destroyed by a massive fireball that landed in the center, prematurely exposing the orb.

In the destruction of the second Totem, Omegaton pulls down the orb for himself as he attempts to escape from the crater. His massive body causes him to become stuck, leading to Zephyr guiding his attack on Omegaton to prevent him from launching a destructive assault on the remaining environment. The plan backfires as the attack drove him into a rage that allowed Omegaton to yank himself from the crater, escaping to the center of Tokyo. It was then revealed that Omegaton originated from a backwards dimension, where everything is reversed. A hero in space is a villain on Earth.

Determined to stop him, Zephyr, Nimbus, and the Wind Warriors went after Omegaton to confront him for the second time. As they encountered him, they discovered that he had combined the power of his orbs with the power of the Fire Flyers that Zephyr and his team had captured, essentially enslaving them to fuel his fiery armor. In the final showdown, the majority of Wind Warriors became trapped within a crystalized prison. Zephyr and Nimbus then devised a plan together to take on Omegaton. Their plan involved Zephyr freeing the trapped Wind Warriors, using them to distract Omegaton, and then launching a surprise attack on him to smash the orbs, free the Fire Flyers, and take down Omegaton. He was killed upon the destruction of the sixth orb.

In the final ending cinematic for the game, it's revealed that Omegaton's body has returned back into space, thus repeating the cycle of being sealed in a cosmic grave. Only this time, Omegaton succumbs and becomes one with the universe.

Personality[]

Omegaton values himself above others. Despite being depicted as a protector of his dimension, Omegaton is cruel and manipulative. He convinces the Wind Warriors to wreak havoc on Earth in order to retrieve his stolen orbs. It can be assumed that Omegaton sees himself as superior to other elemental species, as he banishes the Stone Stompers and Water Whirls from their home planet, forcing them to live on Earth to the extent that they forget their own history.