Bionic Soldiers

Evil Organization
Full Name	Bionic Soldiers
Alias	Bionic Army Bionic Thugs Bionic Brothers and Sisters
Origin	Lab Rats
Foundation	Unknown
Headquarters	Various Lairs (worldwide)
Commanders	Victor Krane S-1 Sebastian Krane
Agents	Lexi Krane Tank Krane Kate Krane/Spikette Spin Krane Bob Krane Donald Junior Donald III Dona Donaldella Donaldina Charlie Krane Thermo Hands Logan Krane Jenny Krane Hundreds of S-Soldiers
Powers / Skills	Various bionic abilities Vast scientific resources Multiple secret bases
Goals	Destroy Adam, Bree, and Chase Conquer the world (all failed)
Crimes	Attempted world domination Assault and battery Aiding and abetting Breaking and Entering Theft Attempted murder
Type of Villains	Bionic Rebellion

“	Rise, Bionic Soldiers. RIIIIISE!	„
	~ Victor Krane awakening the Bionic Soldiers. noicon

The Bionic Soldiers, also known as the Bionic Army, are major antagonists in Disney XD's Lab Rats. They served as secondary antagonists in Season 3, but most became allies by Season 4.

They were seen at the end of "You Posted What?!?", when Victor Krane was seen summoning them while locked up with S-1. It was shown that he been making them his army with never before seen abilities, and he is going to use them to defeat the Lab Rats under the influence of the Triton App. But after Krane was defeated by Adam, Bree and Chase, they lost their consciousness and fell down the ground. They lost their memory and roamed around until joining the Davenport Family and entering the Bionic Academy.

Biography

Krane created the bionic soldiers as henchmen/women to his plot of taking the world (The Bionic War) and to get rid of non-bionics, which he deemed inferior. According to Douglas, Krane used his technology behind his back to create/augment bionic babies (having at one point taken photos of them). Given their current physical appearance (some look old or older than Chase), it is likely that Krane induced some form of quick aging process rather than raising all of them as Donald did. The most powerful of them, S-1/Taylor and S-3 (Sebastian) were his lead soldiers.

It was believed Krane uploaded them with all bionic functions, something both Donald and Douglas claim would cause them to malfunction even more than the usual. They have powers and abilities that are diverse and varied. Despite that, so far there have been no reported glitches. Some of them take a liking to using specific techniques, such as Sebastian's Pitchfork and Spin's unique spinning ability.

Krane kept his soldiers in a junkyard facility, where they would hibernate until they were needed for his final plan.

After Krane was defeated, they all dropped and ceased to function. Taylor, however, was blasted across the field by Leo. Of the surviving members, thirty of them followed Adam into the Davenport's household, thinking of him as a suitable replacement leader. However, they were nothing more than mindless drones who couldn't understand Adam's instructions. The Lab Rats later discovered that there were even more soldiers that haven't been seen before. The President wanted them confined on charges of terrorism and stealing, but after some of them used energy transfer to save a dying Leo, Donald Davenport convinced the President to have them trained at a Bionic Academy.

Davenport had most of the survivors given names as of the episode, First Day of Bionic Academy. Some, however choose their own, as S-3 changed his name to Sebastian.

However, Chase told Sebastian about Victor Krane and his agenda, which deeply wounded him. As an act of revenge, Sebastian led a mutiny against Davenport. Those loyal to Sebastian were Lexi and Tank and a group of soldiers. Those loyal to Davenport were Spin and Bob, who initially joined the rebellion, but were otherwise convinced to help Leo.

In "Left Behind", Adam, Bree and Chase take twenty of the soldiers on a field trip to give, but end up leaving Spin and Bob behind, and had to retrieve them before Davenport found out.

In "Under Siege", Douglas instructed the soldiers to take Perry to the infirmary after she was ambushed by a mysterious assailant. Chase puts them all on lockdown because Perry's account of the previous night suggested that one of Sebastian's rebels could still be living among them.

In "Simulation Manipulation", Adam's and Chase's groups had their performance evaluated in a series of three challenges. Chase's student group failed the first two tests. Tired of Adam beating him, Chase used his override app on five soldiers to cheat against Adam. However, it didn't work as planned, which caused their bionics to synchronize with Chase's movements. Chase's group got disqualified after Davenport found out they cheated.

In "One of Us", it's revealed Victor Krane put a deadly virus in all his soldiers, and Douglas had to find a way to remove it.

In "Lab Rats: On The Edge", the bionic soldiers, led by Taylor, go on their first mission to save everyone from the bridge.

In "Space Colony", Victor Krane returned, and sought to create a new breed of Bionic Soldiers using a serum Dr. Gao developed and his upgraded Triton App.

In "The Vanishing", Giselle hijacked the bionic soldiers' chips and forced them to geo-leap to her lair. Giselle destroyed their chips during their kidnapping. After their chips were restored, they were given an upgrade that allowed them to master their bionic abilities. Being at the expert level, they are now ready to begin the next chapter of their lives.

Membership

Leadership

• Victor Krane (founder and leader)
  • S-1 (second in command)
  • Sebastian Krane (third in command)

Underlings

• Lexi Krane
• Tank Krane
• Spin Krane
• Bob Krane
• Kate Krane
• Donald Junior
• Donald III
• Dona
• Donaldella
• Donaldina
• Charlie Krane
• Thermo Hands
• Logan Krane
• Jenny Krane
• 122 S-Soldiers

Known Facilities

• Pikes Crest Junkyard
• Offshore Facility
• Mission Creek Warehouse
• Palm Beech Torture Chamber

External Links

• Bionic Soldiers on the Lab Rats Wiki