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| “ | Behold, a bustling metropolis of a planet positively teeming with these industrious indigenes, the Ekoplektoids, distinguished by their amebic ability to subdivide into smaller, denser pairs -- both a biological marvel... and a logistical nuisance. Apply that en mass, and infinitum. | ” |
Ekoplektoids[1] (also known as Ekoplektons)[2] are a species from the planet Ekoplekton.[DR 1]
Appearance[]
Ekoplektoids are green, metallic bipedal tortoises with grey eyebrows and green eyes. They wear blue, black, and white jumpsuits covering all except for their arms and feet, as well as grey and black masks.
Society[]
Whenever Ekoplekton gets too crowded, some Ekoplektoids leave their home planet to have more space.
Powers and Abilities[]
Ekoplektoids are capable of duplicating themselves to an unknown degree when their backs are struck. This can also be accomplished whenever they apply sufficient pressure on their backs.
The clones are not linked in any way and can act independently from one another.
Each time they duplicate, the resulting Ekoplektoid clones become smaller and stronger by a proportionate amount.[3] It is possible for Ekoplektoids to duplicate enough to become as dense as a black hole.[DR 2]
An Ekoplektoid's clones get more durable the more they multiply, with quarters being durable enough to harm Bashmouth, thanks to the metal that makes up their bodies, as it is quite tougher than crystal.[4]
An Ekoplektoid's clones also become denser as they multiply, being able to withstand powerful winds.[4]
Ekoplektoids are heat resistant and immune to lava. Their clones are able to float on lava.[1]
Ekoplektoids is quite agile even while split into clones, as shown when Slapback's halves dodged Tetrax's crystal shard projectiles while riding some hijacked drones.[5]
Ekoplektoids clones can fuse back together into the original base form.[3]
Weaknesses[]
Ekoplektoids can at times be unable to control their duplicating powers, as each strike on their back forces them to duplicate unwillingly.[3]
There is a clear limit to an Ekoplektoid's flexibility, as he cannot reach his back if his arms are in a certain gesture.[6] Therefore, they are required to seek help from others when trying to activate their duplication powers.[7]
The combined weight and mass of each set of Ekoplektoids clones may cause issues to his or her surroundings.[8][9] This is due to their metal body being highly denser, which limits how many they can reasonably make but at the same time reducing the risk of copies being harmed.
An Ekoplektoid's duplicating powers can be exploited, resulting in the clones being too small to take on others bigger than him.[10]
Ekoplektoid clones can be fused back together with enough force.[11]
Notable Ekoplektoids[]
- Slapback (the Omnitrix's DNA sample of an Ekoplektoid)
- Ekoplekton Natives
- USA Humans tansformed in EVO Ekoplektoids (temporarily)
References[]
Duncan Rouleau[]
| Species | |
|---|---|
| Sapient Species | |
| Aerophibian • Amperi • Antrosapien • Appoplexian • Arachnichimp • Arburian Pelarota • Cascan • Celestialsapien • Chimera Sui Generis • Crystalsapien • Ectonurite • Ekoplektoid • Florauna • Fulmini • Galvan • Galvanic Mechamorph • Ghost • Human • Ickthyperambuloid • Incursean • Kineceleran • Lepidopterran • Loboan • Necrofriggian • Nosedeenian • Opticoid • Petrosapien (Surface Petrosapien • Subsapien) • Piscciss Premann • Piscciss Volann • Polymorph • Pyronite • Segmentasapien • Sotoraggian • Tetramand • To'kustar • Vaxasaurian • Vulpimancer • Xerge • Yeti | |
| Unnamed Sapient Species | |
| Bashmouth's Species • VNM-3 Specimen • Tentacle Sentinels | |
| Non-Sapient Species | |
| Arburian Carcharodon • Dragon • Elemental • Exotic Moth • Hydromander • Infestoid • Lavadrex • Mushroar • Phase Parasite • Stinkworm • Tongue Beetle | |
| Unnamed Non-Sapient Species | |
| Cascareau's Leviathan • Galvan Parasites • Galvan Sentient Drones • Khoros' Behemoths • Khoros' Spiders • Kinet's Molluscarx | |