Deadbolt | |
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General Information | |
Species | Robot |
Affiliations | Secret Scientists |
Occupation(s) | Dr. Grey's Assistant |
Powers and Abilities | |
Abilities | Shoots Missiles Enhanced Strength 360-Degree Torso Rotation |
Equipment | Hoverboard |
Relationships | |
Relatives | Miranda Grey (Creator/Master) |
Details | |
Voice Actor | None |
First Appearance | The Kur Stone: Part One |
Deadbolt is the robot assistant to Miranda Grey. His first appearance was in The Kur Stone: Part One, where he was almost immediately destroyed.
Biography[]
Deadbolt is upgraded in each episode it appears in. It has been given increased durability, missiles, and a hoverboard, to name a few.
In The Kur Stone: Part One, Miranda was shown to use Deadbolt mainly as a research assistant, not as a fighter. It is destroyed when Munya blows up her Antarctic research base, although he adds insult to injury by crushing Deadbolt's already severed head.
After the six-month time gap between Kur Rising and Kur: Part One, Deadbolt is fighting against the Saurdays, as Miranda's assistant. It works to capture Zak, who has become a danger since being revealed to actually be Kur. It is destroyed relatively quickly when Zak knocks its head back and Drew nails a perfect shot at the exposed wiring with her sword, causing Deadbolt to blow up.
In The Thousand Eyes of Ahuizotl, Miranda attacks the Saturdays with only Deadbolt for backup after seeing the latest Weird World episode. Drew and Komodo trick Deadbolt into falling through one of Miranda's portals and crashing into the rocks dotting the river, destroying him.
Deadbolt is introduced in The Legion of Garuda by dropping down on top of the Saturdays, revealing he's been upgraded with seemingly endless missiles. Miranda manages to portal Zak over to it and Deadbolt attempts to run off with him before being stopped by Fiskerton. Deadbolt manages to make it out unscathed and later attacks the Saturday's airship via hoverboard, although it is tricked by Drew into crashing into Dr. Beeman's ship. When fighting Gokul later, though, Deadbolt's head is pierced by a spear and severed, effectively killing him.
Series[]
Trivia[]
- Miranda mentioned in The Legion of Garuda that it costs around thirty-seven million dollars to repair Deadbolt each time it's destroyed.
- This means that Deadbolt has cost her well over one-hundred million dollars.
- Deadbolt is destroyed in each episode it appears in.
- In Kur: Part One, Zak says, "Fisk, remember how easy the head popped off last time?" when referring to Deadbolt, implying that the episode is not the first time that they have fought and destroyed Deadbolt.