Atomic-X

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Atomic-X is the combination of Alien X and Atomix's DNA. He can only be accessed by using the Biomnitrix.

Appearance

Atomic-X's torso is mainly that of Atomix's, but is Alien X's height and shape. His head is in the shape of Alien X's, with Atomix's eyebrows fused with the middle spike of Alien X's head, and the details from Atomix's chin. His upper body is the shape of Alien X's with details from Atomix. His lower arms are that of Atomix, while his hands have the coloration of Alien X. He has Atomix's belt while it lacks the green, and his legs are that of Alien X with details from Atomix. He wears the Biomnitrix on his chest.

Powers and Abilities

Atomic-X has an extremely high level of enhanced strength, capable of knocking Vilgax into the air with a mere flick of a finger.

Being part-Celestialsapien, Atomic-X can teleport anywhere he wishes. In short, Atomic-X has Alien-X's powers.^{[DJW 1]}

Similar to Atomix, Atomic-X can shoot energy beams from his fists and is capable of flight.

Atomix-X can create multiple what appear to be combinations of light fusions and black holes without physically doing anything.

Weaknesses

Atomic-X can be destroyed by a Chronosapien Time Bomb.^[1]

Atomic-X is vulnerable to time attacks of a Chronosapien.^[2]

History

Omniverse

• Atomic-X first appeared in And Then There Were None, where he tried to stop the Chronosapien Time Bomb but failed and was erased from existence.
• In And Then There Was Ben, Atomic-X was brought back to existence by No Watch Ben as Clockwork. Later, Atomic-X helped the good Bens defeat Vilgax.
• In The End of an Era, Atomic-X battled Maltruant but was defeated in order to save Spanner.

Appearances

Ben 10: Omniverse

Season 5

• And Then There Were None (first appearance)
• And Then There Was Ben (x2)

Season 8

• The End of an Era

Naming and Translations

Etymology

Atomic-X's name is a combination of Atomix and Alien X.

References

Crew Statements

Derrick J. Wyatt