| Guck Amuck | |
|---|---|
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| General Information | |
| Species | Polymorph |
| Home World | Viscosia |
| DNA source | Viscosia |
| Body | Various |
| Powers and Abilities | |
| Abilities | Shapeshifting Regeneration Acidic Slime Slime Projection Elasticity |
| Equipment | Anti-Gravity Projector |
| Details | |
| First Appearance | Dillon Million: Omniforce |
Guck Amuck is the Atomnitrix's DNA sample of a Polymorph from the planet Viscosia.
Appearance[]
Guck Amuck is a humanoid pile of goo that can take any shape at will. He has a nose-like beak and he has an amoeba-like shape.
Guck Amuck has an Anti-Gravity Projector that allows him to be mobile in Earth's gravity and also projects his voice.
When Guck Amuck speaks, a crackle of static is heard at the end of each line as if he is speaking through a walkie-talkie.
The Atomnitrix symbol is located on his Anti-Gravity Projector.
Powers and Abilities[]
Guck Amuck can manipulate his slime with his Anti-Gravity Projector. He can also launch it at enemies to attack them, the edges being razor sharp. The goo part of his body is indestructible, making it difficult to defeat Guck Amuck by attacking his body.
Guck Amuck is capable of throwing blobs of goo and spraying acid from his hands, and can rotate his feet like helicopter blades to damage enemies.
Goop is able to eject slime with acidic or sticky properties.
Guck Amuck's Anti-Gravity Projector allows him to shapeshift and take on any appearance, as well as granting Guck Amuck the ability to fly. If Guck Amuck loses his Anti-Gravity Projector, the Atomnitrix can immediately generate a new one.
Guck Amuck is able to dissolve a large variety of materials.
Weaknesses[]
If Guck Amuck's Anti-Gravity Projector is separated from him by more than two feet, or turned off, Guck Amuck's body goes completely inert until it recollects.
Guck Amuck can be hurt by being spun around really fast in centrifuge, which causes him to begin separating into his constituent compounds.
Appearances[]
Trivia[]
- Guck Amuck is a single celled-organism.