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Tronos Madu was a Voltarian bounty hunter and the quaternary antagonist in Part Two of 3Below.
History
Backstory
Tronos comes from the war-torn planet of Voltar. According to him, during the war his people ask for help to the House Tarron, but they let their planet to burn when most they need them.
Part Two (3Below)
Hunting the Royals
Tronos was in the bounty hunter outpost located on Earth's moon. In the midst of a drink and bets with other bounty hunter, the presence of Krel is revealed under his disguise, so all the bounty hunters begin to fight over his reward of 9 billion.
After the rescue of Varvatos by the princes, Tronos manages to track their ship to Earth where it begins to look for the Akiridions, transporting through Arcadia's electrical network causing several blackouts. This draws the attention of Toby, Aja and Colonel Kubritz.
In the museum, he faces Aja, Toby and AAARRRGGHH!!!, being forced to retreat.
He then manages to trace the princes to their garage, where they try to enclose him in an improved version of their lightning-capturing bottle. However, Tronos manages to escape and take the siblings with him, until Kubritz and her men manage to intercept and capture him.
A Deal
Imprisoned in Area 49-B, Tronos makes a deal with Kubritz to capture Aja and Krel so he gets their cores and she gets their technology.
When Kubritz and her soldiers puts Arcadia Oaks High in a false quarantine, Tronos surprises Aja and Krel in the corridors and helps Kubritz to capture them. He then explains to a trapped Aja that he is not after their bounty, but to avenge his home planet destruction do to her parents betrayal.
When the princes scape with the help of Toby and Eli, Tronos go after them. During the fight, Tronos revealed how in the past Voltar ask for help to the House of Tarron to save the planet from the war, but the Akiridions turned their backs and let Voltar be destroyed. Kubritz intervenes, incapacitating Tronos just before he could kill the siblings, returning him to his imprisonment and betraying their deal.
To Be Better
When an asteroid was about to impact and destroy Earth, Aja goes with Tronos since he was the only one who could give power to Krel's laser and destroy the asteroid. Tronos refuses to help since he prefers to die alongside the House of Tarron. Aja then opens his cage and confronts him about Voltar, which makes Tronos attack her furiously. However, the princess convinces him that even if she doesn't know why her parents do that to his planet, they both could be better than them by saving Earth.
At the end, Tronos accepted to help and together they destroy the asteroid. However, Kubritz once again pretends to capture Tronos, but they manage to flee. During the Akiridions escape from her, Tronos returns to gets his revenge on Kubritz.
Demise
When General Morando comes to Area 49-B, Kubritz take him to a captured Tronos. Morando demands to release him, but only to kill him for his failure in capturing the royals.
Physical Appearance
Tronos is a large reptilian-like creatures with green skin and blue deers. He has prominent claws, a long tail and yellow eyes with cross-shaped pupils. He wears a high tech red armor with blue spikes coming out at the nape of his neck.
Personality
Powers & Abilities
- Voltarian Physiology: As a Voltarian, Tronos can manipulate, create, and shoot electricity out of his mouth and send out a sonic screech. Tronos also has the power to travel through the flow of electricity and travels at a speed of light.
Equipment
- Armor: Tronos wears a high-tech armor capable of scanning for any information.
Relationships
Aja and Krel Tarron
Colonel Kubritz
Toby Domzalski
General Morando
Tronos was one General Morando's subordinates and bounty hunters. However, after Morando learns that Tronos has helped the royal children escape, he kills him for "high treason".
Quotes
Main article: Tronos/Quotes
Episode Appearances
| 3Below Part 2 | ||
| "Moving Day" Absent |
"Moonlight Run" Appears | |
| "Dogfight Days of Summer" Appears |
"Mother's Day" Appears | |
| "Ill Gotten Gains" Appears |
"There's Something About Gwen (of Gorbon)" Absent | |
| "Asteroid Rage" Appears |
"Luug's Day Out" Appears | |
| "The Fall of House Tarron" Absent |
"The Big Sleep" Absent | |
| "Race to Trollmarket" Absent |
"A Glorious End, Part One" Absent | |
| "A Glorious End, Part Two" Absent | ||
