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Gorvan is a Tetramand criminal who first appeared in the Alien Force video game and was later adapted into Omniverse.
Appearance[]
Gorvan is a short, overweight Tetramand. He wears a lime green and black jumpsuit, grey belt, and two pairs of gloves.
In his disguise, he wears a Plumber Suit with a visored helmet and two sleeves large enough to fit two arms each, making it appear as if he had only two arms.
Personality[]
Gorvan is ill-tempered and impatient. He appears to be cowardly, especially when defeated.
History[]
Omniverse[]
In Special Delivery, Gorvan appeared in the background of Psyphon's auction.
In Mud is Thicker Than Water, it was revealed that Gorvan was the spy who had infiltrated the Plumbers so he could supply Psyphon and his thugs with the latest Plumber technology and the Annihilarrgh. In a raid, Gorvan was thrown out of the Plumber ship by one of Psyphon's goons to avert suspicion, angering him in the process, and unknowingly leading the Plumbers to their hideout. He then fought Gwen but was defeated by her. He was then arrested by the Plumbers.
In Catfight, Gorvan is shown fighting Looma Red Wind along with many other male Tetramands to become her husband. He, along with all the other male Tetramands, are beaten by the princess however.
In Universe vs. Tennyson, he was watching Ben's trial from Khoros.
In Weapon XI: Part 1, Manny and Helen were about to take Gorvan into custody, but Phil and Leander appeared and attacked them. The unconscious Gorvan woke up and got away.
In Stuck on You, Gorvan is hanging out at the Black Hole when Khyber comes looking for Skurd and temporarily gets his DNA fed on, sprouting four arms identical to his out of his head. When Khyber explains that he wants to work with Skurd and presents him the Nemetrix, he abandons Gorvan, who weakly falls to the ground.
Powers and Abilities[]
He has all the standard powers of an average Tetramand.
Appearances[]
Omniverse[]
Season 3[]
- Special Delivery (first appearance; cameo)
Season 4[]
Season 6[]
- Catfight (cameo)
- Universe vs. Tennyson (cameo)
- Weapon XI: Part 1 (cameo)
Season 8[]
Trivia[]
- Derrick J. Wyatt added Gorvan to Omniverse because he really liked the video game character's action figure.[DJW 1]
- At some point in the planning stages of Arc 6 of Omniverse, Gorvan was meant to be a former member of the Rooters.[DJW 2]