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| “ | Messin' with my job is one thing, but messin' with my equipment is crossin' the line. | ” |
– Breaker One-Nine to Humungousaur.[1] | ||
Breaker One-Nine is a villain who first appeared in Summer Breakers. He gets hired by an unknown company to do things for profit.
Appearance[]
Breaker One-Nine is man wholly concealed by protective gear. This gear consists of a green jumpsuit, a brown toolbelt suspended by wholesters, an orange safety vest, a helmet, and a gas mask with a red visor. He also wears black gloves, boots and kneepads.
Personality[]
Breaker One-Nine is very passionate about his job, singing a tune about how much he loves his work and lamenting the fact he couldn't be the one to demolish a tree. He also cares deeply for his bulldozer, named L.I.Z.A., constantly ensuring it isn't damaged by his enemies.
History[]
Ben 10[]
Breaker One-Nine first appeared in Summer Breakers. He was hired by an unknown company to excavate the area where Ben found the Omnitrix to get the Omnitrix Key. He was destroying the environment to get the Omnitrix Key and was able to defeat Humungousaur using his excavation/combat mech L.I.Z.A. to defeat him.
After Gwen threw the key towards Ben, allowing him to activate the Omni-Kix Armors feature, Breaker One-Nine tried to attack Omni-Kix Four Arms only for L.I.Z.A. to get destroyed, knocking him unconscious. When he woke up, he swore vengeance to Ben and hid behind some bushes.
In Bottomless Ben, Breaker One-Nine was hired to tear down the Carlsbad Caverns for a cave resort. After dropping Humungousaur and Bashmouth down the seemingly-bottomless pit, Ben and Kevin returned as Omni-Kix Slapback and Crystalfist. By getting himself stuck between L.I.Z.A.'s gears, Omni-Kix Slapback caused the vehicle to explode, defeating Breaker One-Nine. He was later taken away to jail.
Appearances[]
Ben 10[]
Season 4[]
- Summer Breakers (first appearance)
- Bottomless Ben
Etymology[]
Breaker One-Nine's name references CB slang used by truck drivers. "Breaker One-niner" specifically refers to when a driver is starting a transmission on channel 19.