Toxic Reapa

"I'm leaving here with my little soldiers, Hero, and you're not leaving at all!"
― Toxic Reapa to Nathan Evo, Breakout Part 1

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Toxic Reapa
Villain
Employer	Black Phantom (formerly)
Weapons	Laser Cutters Toxic Jets
Status	Functional
Set number	6201 TOXIC REAPA (instructions)

Toxic Reapa is a villain from planet Z'chaya who formerly worked as a member of the Legion of Darkness. He later escaped prison during the Breakout, but is recaptured.

Biography

Toxic Reapa

At some point, Toxic Reapa was created. He is a native to the jungle planet Z'chaya, where he was regarded as a criminal. His life before he became a villain and how he did so are unknown. After leaving his home planet, he embarked on a crime spree, and ran unchecked.

At one time, it is implied that Toxic Reapa tried to blackmail an entire city by threatening to turn its bay into poisonous sludge, but the Hero Factory's Alpha 1 Team stopped him.^[SM5]

Jawblade partnered up with Toxic Reapa for a mission to steal precious metals from a museum on Sigma Pi III. They entered the museum through an aquarium tank's huge waste pipe, despite Toxic Reapa hating the water. Once in, Toxic Reapa began to steal gems, but was attacked and taken down by Dunkan Bulk and Jimi Stringer from the Alpha 1 Team. Afterwards, he was taken to Asteroid J-54 and placed in a prison cell that has a dome that can resist his acidic sludge. The cell was next to Voltix's.

Legion of Darkness

A reprogrammed industrial robot, XT4, later arrived to break both of them out, so they could join Black Phantom's gang called Legion of Darkness. As they escaped, they ran into Von Ness. They noticed that Von Ness was scared to fight them because he was outnumbered by them, so Voltix convinced him to let them pass in order to survive. Von Ness did what they said. Toxic Reapa used his toxic waste to destroy the Heroes' Drop Ship to prevent the Heroes from chasing him and his two fellow villains, making the Heroes stranded on the asteroid. XT4 got in another Drop Ship, which he stole from the Hero Factory, with Toxic Reapa and Voltix, and they left. The three villains met the Legion of Darkness, and XT4 and the Legion recruited Toxic Reapa and Voltix into the Legion.

The Legion heard the news of Akiyama Makuro's decision to shut down Hero Factory after the disaster on Asteroid J-54. Black Phantom then assembled the Legion to take Hero Factory as the Legion's new base. Toxic Reapa, Voltix, Speeda Demon, and Thornraxx were instructed to take the Assembly Tower. Toxic Reapa got annoyed by Thornraxx when he was panicking, so he threw him out of the ship on the way there, making Thornaxx hit the Hero Factory building so hard that he went unconscious. Once in the tower, the remaining villains were attacked by Thresher, but due to their sheer numbers, the villains were able to defeat and capture Thresher. However, Black Phantom arrived, and was confronted by Preston Stormer, who played a recording revealing Black Phantom's true plan: He was planning to use the members of the Legion as tools and let them get captured. Toxic Reapa and the others were outraged, so they attacked and defeated Black Phantom. The villains were defeated by the Heroes. Toxic Reapa and the rest of the Legion were arrested and transferred to Asteroid J-54.^[SM2]

Toxic Reapa on Z'chaya

At some point, Toxic Reapa escaped from prison, but the Legion was disbanded during the time.^{[SM2, p. 136]} Toxic Reapa was later imprisoned by Hero Factory in their new prison inside their building called the Villain Storage Unit.

Breakout

When Voltix initiated a breakout of the Storage Facility, Toxic Reapa was one of the many escaping villains, fighting past William Furno. After being freed, Toxic Reapa returned to Z'chaya, with the intent to use his toxic contaminants to infect the larvae living on the planet, turning them into an evil insect army. Before he could do so, he noticed Nathan Evo, so he started to fight him. Evo tried to hit Toxic Reapa, but the villain had the upper hand due to his knowledge of the terrain.^{[Episode 8]} However, Evo was able to execute a surprise battle maneuver and capture Toxic Reapa. He was then returned to Hero Factory.^{[Episode 9]} Since Villain Storage was damaged and unable to contain the villains, Toxic Reapa and his fellow prisoners were transferred back to Asteroid J-54's prison while Villain Storage was getting repaired.^{[SM1][SM4][FO:MSG]} Security doubled the defenses around his cell because there are rumors where Toxic Reapa may be planning another breakout with help from other members of his species.^[FO:MSG] After Villain Storage was repaired, Toxic Reapa and the other prisoners were transferred back there.^[SM5]

Alternate Universes

Reality 11275.6

Along with the other Legion of Darkness members, Toxic Reapa was recruited to the inner circle of the Citadel run by Von Nebula.

Recently, when four Alpha 1 Team Heroes from the main universe arrived to conference with Von Nebula, Toxic Reapa made a snide remark and Von Nebula activated a trap underneath him that he fell through, and he was never seen from again. Later, the Brains killed Toxic Reapa when they were invading and defeating the Citadel.^[SM5]

Abilities and Traits

Toxic Reapa is around as tall as Evo's Breakout form.

Unlike many of the native lifeforms on his planet, Toxic Reapa has turned to the criminal lifestyle. Toxic Reapa is insectoid. He may be extremely alien, but he has picked up the language, habits, and attitudes of other criminals. He can get even more ruthless than some, at times doing things that shock even long-time criminals.^[FO:MSG] Toxic Reapa hates water. He is an insane thief and a "wreck-stuff-for-hire" type of villain.^[SM2] Toxic Reapa enjoys using toxic materials to cause death and destruction. His affection for toxic waste as a weapon can sometimes lead him to glow in the dark. He would also leave a very easy trail of toxic waste of toxic waste if one of his waste tanks springs a leak, as usually happened.^[SM2]

Toxic Reapa can jump very high. He knows Z'Chaya's jungle landscape very well, so he can quickly hide in somewhere behind the trees there to dodge attacks and do surprise attacks.^{[Episode 8][Episode 9][HiA]}

Weapons

Toxic Reapa was equipped with two Toxic Jets, supplied by two toxic waste tanks on his back, which he utilized in many of his attacks. He also bears Laser Cutters on his head, which he used for breaking into fortified structures, often in conjunction with the toxic waste he used from the Toxic Jets. His Toxic Jets were confiscated, and his Laser Cutters were disabled when he is imprisoned.

Toxic Reapa has powerful crushing claws.

Set Information

6201 Toxic Reapa

Set 6201 TOXIC REAPA was a small set in the Breakout wave at the beginning of 2012. The set contains 42 pieces, including a Hero Core printed with a 200-point code for use in the Breakout online game. However, the Hero Core is not used in the construction of the set. Parts from Toxic Reapa can be combined with parts from set 6200 EVO to create a larger non-canon combination model based on building instructions available from HeroFactory.com.

Trivia

• Toxic Reapa was voiced by Nick Jameson in Breakout Part 1 and Breakout Part 2. In the episodes, his eyes are green rather than red like his fellow villains in the episodes and his set. However, in a picture in Heroes in Action, his eyes are orange.
• In some preliminary story documents, Toxic Reapa is called "Plaque-Reaper" and "Plague Reapa".^{[BZPower - Rocka is Fortis and other reveals (October 5, 2024)]}

Appearances

• Secret Mission 2: Legion of Darkness (In a Flashback)
• Episode 8: Breakout Part 1 (First Appearance)
• Episode 9: Breakout Part 2
• Breakout Animations
• Omega Recon Reports
• Secret Mission 1: The Doom Box (Mentioned Only)
• Secret Mission 5: Mirror World (Alternate Universe)
• Face Off: Makuro's Secret Guidebook
• Breakout: Issue 2 (Non-canonical Appearance)
• Breakout! (Non-canonical Appearance)
• Breakout (Game) (Non-canonical Appearance)

See also

• Gallery:Villains § Toxic Reapa

External links

• Toxic Reapa's Bio on HeroFactory.com (archived)