Weatherheads

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Weatherheads
General Information
Creator	Unknown
Leader	Gust-O
Allies	Vilgax (formerly) Kevin Levin (formerly) Unknown council
Objectives	Take over the Earth
Status	Active
Details
First Appearance	Riding the Storm Out

The Weatherheads were a group of robots who came from space, to build an antenna which was sending a signal to space to bring something or someone from there, they have the objective of dominating the Earth.

History

Background

At some point, the Weatherheads were formed by a "council" to come to Earth and build an antenna which was sending a signal to space and thus dominate it.

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The Weatherheads facing off Amalgam Ben

The Weatherheads first appeared in Riding the Storm Out, where they attempted to construct a weather-manipulating machine. They were defeated by Amalgam Ben, and were sent through the "cosmic cyclone" that they created, launching them into space.

The Weatherheads return in The 11th Alien: Part 2, where it is revealed that they were responsible for the unnatural weather occurring in the previous episode (initially believed to have been a consequence of Ben using the Omnitrix), partnering themselves with Vilgax. However, once they become convinced that Vilgax will betray them, they decide to turn on him - thus leading to their defeat by Shock Rock.

In The Feels, the Weatherheads, almost drained entirely of their battery, attempt to recharge by creating negative emotions via their usage on weather. Whilst their initial attempts of wreaking havoc initially work and recharge them (thus making them more powerful), they are once again defeated by Shock Rock and quickly run out of charge once more as the people happily rebuild their damage. This subsequently causes the Weatherheads to perform generous acts (under the influence of these positive emotions) and therefore malfunction and are forced to retreat.

Executing command: relax

In Beach Heads, the Weatherheads are seen at Tampa beach, where they attempt to create their new base. After a fight with Diamondhead, and later Cannonbolt, the Weatherheads begin to take in the positive emotions once more that they experience whilst battling the latter - this distraction subsequently providing enough time for Gwen and Max Tennyson to destroy their base and thus foiling their plans once more. The episode thus ends with them finally accepting the relaxation and enjoyment that they feel on the beach.

In Heat of the Moment, the Weatherheads are swiftly defeated by Cannonbolt at the beginning of the episode. It is this embarrassing loss (as well as the countless ones prior) that prompt them to accept Kevin's advice of accepting their emotions, in a last-ditch attempt at finally defeating Ben. Later on, the now-emotional Weatherheads attack Ben at the ski resort, utilising their newfound emotions to further enhance their own perhaps and swiftly defeat Four Arms. However, their fall comes during their battle with Slapback, where they become convinced (from the latter taking advantage of their emotions) to question their loyalty towards Kevin - thus prompting them to then chase an angered Bashmouth instead, continuing to attack Kevin after he transformed back into human form.

In Mud on the Run, the Weatherheads hosted a human to test human emotions because they though that there failed attempts were due to the lack of emotional understanding. After Jetray demolished their control tower and Omni-Kix Diamondhead defeated them, their manager Sunny appeared with intentions of having the Weatherheads return to space.

In Wind Some, Lose Some, the Weatherheads built Sunny a recharging station powered by wind turbines. While pursing the Tennysons, the Weatherheads were destroyed. Sunny retaliated by blasting the Rustbucket before Omni-Kix Humungousaur blasted her with a powerful energy beam.

Notable Members

• Hail-O
• Shock-O
• Gust-O
• Sunny
• Weatherhead Prime

Appearances

Season 1

• Riding the Storm Out (first appearance)

Season 2

• The 11th Alien: Part 2
• The Feels

Season 3

• Beach Heads
• Heat of the Moment

Season 4

• Mud on the Run
• Wind Some, Lose Some

Etymology

The name of this group and the names of its members are referencing specific elements of weather (thunder, gusts, hail).

Trivia

• In Secret of the Omnitrix, a background character bearing a strong resemblance to the Weatherheads can be seen on Incarcecon.
• Hail-O is the only Weatherhead to maintain the same voice actor over all of the group's appearances.
• Each of the Weatherheads' tie colors correspond to their specific weather-based powers.