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[evil_warriors]

LEVEL ONE BADDIES: These first Warriors are the guys who joined up with Keldor before his transformation. These are the lowbie bad guys who anybody can pretty much take and pretty much exist just to be the dirty work guys for Skeletor. There's a possibility for defection at some point as a couple of them might be more worried about Skeletor's insanity than they let on, but that depends on how things play out.

Trapjaw: Once a simple criminal thug that Keldor recruited into his ranks, Trapjaw was mangled in the same battle that cost Keldor his face. Since then, he's been repaired and upgraded with cybernetic parts, replacing his legs, right arm and lower jaw with cyborg parts. Said limbs have robotic strength to them and his arm has multiple modes including a hammer fist, drill, pincer claws and a heavy laser cannon.

Tri-Klops: Tri-Klops is Skeletor's tech guy. Years ago, he was a knight who lost his sight and was trapped in the service of a wizard until Keldor freed him from servitude and gave him the cybernetic helm that restored his vision. He's a talented swordsman but tends to stay off the front lines and instead commands the Doomseekers, an army of robotic spy drones that come equipped with a laser cannon. His helm has three modes: standard vision, "enhanced" vision (infrared, night vision and the like) and an eye laser mode. He rotates between the three of them at will.

Beastman: A wild man from the mountains, Keldor met Beastman while the latter was raiding villages. Beastman is strong and agile and has the unique ability to psychically command animals. None too bright but good for a thug.

Whiplash and Clawful: These two get their own entry since they typically work together. They're the standard brute squad. Big, powerful and sturdy but between them they have the brains of a bag of driveway gravel. Which is exactly how Skeletor likes his brutes.

Mer-Man: Mer-Man once ruled an undersea kingdom, until his kingdom was invaded and overthrown by a powerful, unknown enemy. What is known is that Keldor intervened and destroyed that enemy in exchange for Mer-Man's service. He's basically Aquaman but evil. Not much to speak of on land but in the water he's a potent adversary and has the ability to command sea creatures. Carries a trident that shoots lightning bolts.

Stinkor: HE HAS THE POWER OF STINK. Stinkor used to be a petty, pathetic thief by the name of Odifus who had the lofty dream of one day being counted among the legendary Evil Warriors of Skeletor. He got his chance when fate placed him in Tri-Klops' lab where he set off an explosion that mutated him into STINKOR. Stinkor constantly gives off a foul, overwhelming stench and can focus and project said stench into suffocating, toxic clouds of stink that are potent enough to debilitate any hero. Has to wear a breathing apparatus to deal with his own odor. Something of a lonely creature, he serves Skeletor because he believes him to be his friend.

LEVEL TWO BADDIES: The elite of Skeletor's forces. These guys will appear later in the game after Skeletor gets frustrated with being foiled by the Omegafriends and decides to call in the big guns. They're much more powerful and competent than the dudes listed above.

Scareglow: Probably a one-shot villain but who knows. Scareglow is an evil ghost from a nether dimension that manifests as a semi-solid skeleton in a cloak, carrying a scythe. At will, he projects a bright glow that causes anybody illuminated by it to be overwhelmed by terror. He draws power from said fear and becomes more powerful and difficult to hurt the more his enemy succumbs to it. Although the strong-willed can overcome this influence.

Webstor: A creepy spider guy. Webstor sticks to the shadows and enjoys stalking and terrorizing his prey before striking. He has the usual array of spider powers: webs, wall-crawling, super strength, night vision etc.... He's creepy and dangerously pragmatic when he needs to be.

Evilseed: At first glance, Evilseed might seem like your standard environmentally aware villain but that couldn't actually be further from the truth. Back home, he was the archenemy of the Moss-Man, the protector of nature. Evilseed is obsessed with seeing plant life dominate the world and, to that end, seeks the extermination of all fauna in favor of flora. He creates and controls monstrous plants, vines, etc.....

Draego-Man: A millenium ago, a war was raging between humans and dragons and the legendary "Black Wizard" used his magic to create the perfect soldier for such a war: a hybrid between man and dragon and thus Draego-Man was born. Draego-Man fought for many years and once the war was over found himself shunned by both human and dragon alike. Nursing a grudge, he isolated himself deep in the Caverns of Rakash until news reached him that Skeletor was hunting dragons in the area to enslave, and he joined the Evil Warrior ranks in hopes of getting revenge. The hunt was unsuccessful but Draego-Man remains in Skeletor's employ. Very powerful and can manipulate and breathe fire, even creating weapons out of flame.

Spikor: Rumor has it that Spikor was once a blacksmith who grafted spiked iron plates onto his body, and became a mercenary. Whatever the truth is, he enjoys battle and joined up with Skeletor to quench his thirst for combat. Covered in spiked metal plates and a trident on his left hand, attached to a chain, that can be fired at enemies.

Ninjor: A silent assassin, Ninjor's origins are shrouded in mystery as is his reason for joining Skeletor. He's a potent combatant and master of ninjutsu and weaponry and serves Skeletor with the utmost devotion.

EDIT: Oh, and because Skeletor seems to have become the resident Precure villain, a few of these guys will probably appear with magical something or others that will transform things into monsters. For instance, Beastman can change animals into monster, Tri-Klops can do the same with machines, Mer-Man with sea life and Evilseed with plants.