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| “ | My master comes to usher in a new era; one of conquest and strength. Those loyal to him will be rewarded beyond measure. The royal family dies tonight. | „ |
| ~ The Galalunan Commander's last words. |
The Galalunan Commander, also known as The Traitor, is a minor antagonist in Sym-Bionic Titan.
He was once a former commander of Galaluna whose task was to protect Galaluna under orders from the King and Queen. However, he grew a deep ambition, and when General Modula came to him promising world conquest and a "reward beyond measure", he decided to sell out his own planet and race to him and let the Mutraddi invade Galaluna, thus leading to countless deaths and thus technically making him one of the ones responsible for the majority of the events of the series, despite being killed off by Lance who discovered his treachery.
He was voiced by Corey Burton, who also voiced Captain Hook and Shan Yu in Kingdom Hearts, Brainiac in the DC Animated Universe, Shockwave in the original Transformers cartoon, Megatron and Shockwave in Transformers: Animated, Count Dooku in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, V.V. Argost in The Secret Saturdays, Quint in Timon & Pumbaa, and Zeus in the God of War franchise.
Biography[]
Once a former, stern commander of Galaluna's military, the commander secretly worked with General Modula for years to make his invasion of Galaluna smoother and easier in promise of great power for future world conquest and a "reward beyond measure". The commander eventually leads a mission on one of Galaluna's moons where the Mutraddi have taken a bunch of soldiers hostage. The commander then stalls Lance and the other soldiers to let the hostages die and the Mutraddi to get their orders from Modula about the planned conquest. When Lance manages to find a way to the outpost, the hostages were already killed by the Mutraddi themselves. Lance also sees the Mutraddi jamming Galaluna's signals for the coming invasion.
Killing the Mutraddi, the commander sees the dead hostages and decides to blame Lance for their deaths in order to keep him from warning the King about the invasion. Despite Lance trying to warn him about the Invasion, the commander ignores his pleas and sees that he answers for his crimes. Lance then punches him in the face and has him place under arrest. When returning to Galaluna, he lies to the King into saying that Lance murder the hostages and everyone. As Lance is being escorted away, Lance tries to warn the King that the commander and invasion is coming but the King ignores him too as the commander as successfully trick the King in believing him.
The commander then sends the Mutraddi to ravage Galaluna, leading to the planet's capital city being burned alive and thousands of people being slaughtered left and right. The commander then sees Lance escaping and tries to stop him, saying that he has been planning the invasion for many years to gain power and strength among all others and conquer multiple other worlds. The commander also reveals to him that there are other Galalunans who joined the Mutraddi, then draws his sword and prepares to kill Lance with it, ordering the Mutraddi to exterminate the royal family just to hurt him further.
Lance fights the commander in a long duel, but as Lance witnesses the destruction of Galaluna as the Murtaddi lay the planet to waste, Lance asks him why he would betray his own people. The Commander tells him that his master wants to move Galaluna into an era of conquest and strength, and those loyal to him be rewarded beyond measures. He then chased after Lance who intends to save the royal family. Lance corners the commander on the remains of a bridge where he impales the commander straight through the stomach, killing him once and for all and avenging the countless lives lost because of him.
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Trivia[]
- Although only appearing in one episode, he is one of the few characters responsible for the entire events of the series due to him being willing to let General Modula and the Mutraddi invade Galaluna and cause the population to be either killed or enslaved by the aforementioned Modula.