Water Hazard[]
Mad Water Hazard is the Power Watch's DNA sample of an Orishan from the planet Kiusana in the Andromeda Galaxy.
Appearance[]
Mad Water Hazard appears as an orange, mollusk-like alien. His eyes are one single blue line, and his mouth does not move when he speaks. Behind his legs and on the top of his arms are small spikes that are grey.
On his hands, there are portholes, which he uses to shoot water. Mad Water Hazard has four fingers with claws on them and on each one of his feet, there is a grey spike. His lower torso is black, with four spikes on the side of them. He has a water pack on his back, which is connected by two tubes to his arms. He wears the Power Watch symbol on his stomach. His shell is grey, and he has orange spikes all over his body.
Powers and Abilities[]
Mad Water Hazard can launch pressurized blasts of water through the portholes in his hands. These blasts normally consist of hot water, though he can change the temperature of his water powers from hot to cold. He can also absorb moisture, including from the air, through these same holes.
Mad Water Hazard is extremely durable, as he has an armored exoskeleton that protects his body from damage, including radiation and physical attacks, thereby making him completely invulnerable.
Mad Water Hazard has enhanced strength, and similar to Mad XLR8, Mad Water Hazard has a retractable visor hidden under his hood. Mad Water Hazard can produce sharp streams of water and use them as whips and is capable of jumping exceptionally high.
There are a variety of abilities that Mad Water Hazard has never trained himself to use, such as breathing underwater, manipulating different sources of water including normal water, and producing a protective water bubble shield around himself for defense.
Weaknesses[]
Although Mad Water Hazard's armored exoskeleton allows him to feel little to no physical pain, he seems to instead be vulnerable to energy attacks and intense heat, such as that generated by a Prypiatosian-B.
Mad Water Hazard can be ensnared by an Evolved Arachnichimp's webs, as demonstrated with Bivalvan.