Galvaxer is a machine in Ben 10 The Forgotten War that was used by Fin Tennyson to turn the user into a more suitable transformation.
Appearance[]
The Galvaxer appears to be a grey and silver wristband with a arrow shape on the top. The arrow has a silver end with a blue beginning with two blue arrows at the corner. The arrow also has a time symbol that has a black outline a dark green inside and a smaller blue time symbol in the middle. The wristband has two time symbols on the bottom right and left and also has 8 spikes at the ending of the wristband.
Origin[]
The Galvaxer was created by Thumza who is a clone of Azmuth. Thumza created the Galvaxer using the remains of Omnitrixes from alternate realities. By doing so he created the Galvaxer. The Galvaxer accidentally got lost in space and took years to reach Earth after an accident involving the Bountieras. When it finally reached Earth Ben had already had two kids named Ken and Fin Tennyson. Fin was already a teen and Ken was in college. One day Fin found the Galvaxer when fishing. When he first saw it he thought it was an Omnitrix toy but when he touched it, it attached to him. Ever since he now works alongside Fin to continue the legacy of the Tennysons.
Features[]
- The Galvaxer can transform the user into any being that has sentience.
- The Galvaxer allows the user to cycle through transformations using their mind and allows them to transform using their mind as well.
- The Galvaxer alters every transformation to be useful for the situation the user is in. The transformations will also automatically be smarter as well.
- The Galvaxer can scan any sentient being, living or not.
Modes[]
- Scan Mode: Allows the user to scan any sentient being.
- Lock Mode: Allows the user to lock out anyone else besides them to have access to the Galvaxer.
Appearances[]
- Ben 10 The Forgotten War
Trivia[]
- The Galvaxer also goes by the name of "Megatrix" as said by Fin.
- Raider tried to get the Galvaxer by going to Fin's universe and going back in time so that he could steal it right when it was finished being made.