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Computron's minions are robots that work for and strongly resemble Computron.
Appearance
In Ultimate Alien, Computron's minions resemble Computron, differing only in that they are blue instead of red, and smaller than their master.
In Omniverse, the minions are now much more like Computron in that they are red instead of blue and are bigger, nearly Computron's size.
Their eyes remain red, but they only glow when they are about to utilize their lasers.
History
They are extremely loyal to Computron,[1] as they once tried to set off a bomb to avenge Computron's death.
They were trapped in Dimension 12 along with Computron by Captain Nemesis, until he later released them in a bid to look good by defeating them again.
In Omniverse, they are reprogrammed to serve Billy Billions, though he later lost control. This caused them to revert to their original programming to destroy all organic life, but they were eventually banished back to Dimension 12.
Powers and Abilities
They have long arms with claws which they can turn into saws capable of cutting through buildings. Each can shoot lasers out of its eye.
In Omniverse, they have an additional energy cannon mounted on their torsos. Their armored forms can withstand heavy impacts and are quite agile for their size.
Weaknesses
The robots can be overridden and controlled, as displayed by Billy Billions. Their single-minded goal to destroy all organic life makes them relatively easy to outmaneuver and outsmart.
Appearances
Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
- Hero Time (first appearance)
- Girl Trouble
Ben 10: Omniverse
- Arrested Development (first re-appearance)
Comics
Ben 10: Omniverse
Trivia
- The Minions share certain similarities with the Manhunter Droids of the DC Universe:
- Like the Manhunters, they seek to eliminate all organic life in the universe.
- Both have a phrase that they repeat constantly.
- Computrons: "Destroy all flesh, and the works of flesh."
- Manhunters: "No man escapes the Manhunters."
- The origin of the robots, including Computron itself, is currently unknown.
