Death's Head 3.0

Universe Earth-6216, Marvel Universe Home World Sakaar, Tayo system, Fornax galaxy Government Possibly inapplicable Distinguishing Features Death's Head units contained a complex; brain-like artificial intelligence system housed their cyberneural cortex and neurosphere. Shielded by a nearly indestructible aresian alloy, unit's forearms and legs are outfitted with retractable shielding. Unit's heads are equipped with microwave emitters that cause matter in the immediate vicinity to reach extremely high temperatures within seconds. Each unit also possesses motion light sensors as well as light-emitting diodes that assist them with global positioning. Units are generally armed with laser cannon and plasma grenades for long range assaults. Physical Description The Death's Head 3.0 were completely inorganic cybernetic warriors with a humanoid-like appearance. Prominent Citizens None identified First Appearance (Earth-6216) Amazing Fantasy #16 (2005); (Earth-616) Incredible Hulk #92 (2006), Significant Issues appeared on the screen of Project Pegasus (Nova #17, 2008), Battled against the Skrulls (Nova #18, 2008)

Approximately 30 years ago, a space vessel containing nearly 300 Death’s Head units crashed-landed on the planet of Sakaar in Fornax galaxy’s Tayo star system after pulling through the Great Portal that opened into Sakaar’s orbit. When the Death’s Heads’ lead unit was destroyed by Sakaar’s “Father Emperor” (Angmo), the remaining units pledged allegiance to the Father Emperor and joined him in his war against the Spikes, parasitic invaders who threaten to consume all organic life on the planet. As completely inorganic cybernetic warriors, the Death’s Head unit proved immune to the Spikes’ ability to assimilate organic matter and was instrumental in the Spikes’ eventual defeat approximately 26 years ago. Upon the end of the war, the Death’s Heads’ vessel was transported to the Empire’s new capital at Crown City where it is was converted into the Emperor’s palace while the remaining Death’s Head unit continued to serve in the father Emperor’s army. Upon the Father Emperor’s death, his son, Red King (Angmo II), inherited control of the Death’s Head and recalled them to the Crown City to serve as his personal guard after becoming suspicious of rebel sympathizers in his Imperial Guard.