554:) - Warcoil is a robotic arms-dealer built by Robocorp. When Dravox told him the Alien Races had dried up the market for Robocorp's weapons, it became Warcoil's goal to sabotage the Alien Races so the universe would return to a state of constant war, making their arms-dealing business profitable again. Warcoil sells weapons to anyone who can afford them. He is powered by a nuclear cell that has a habit of coming back to his body when separated. His inventions include the size-reducing "Kompactor Kannon", a remote control for Ultrox's bionics, and any number of other dangerous and destructive weapons. Warcoil first joined the races after a meeting with Ultrox's old "friend," the mercenary Dravox. Confirming that the races were fostering peace throughout the universe, he set out to make them war again by destroying the races. He tries to kill every racer, but Ultrox especially, since he tried to crack into Warcoil's files and constantly thwarts his plans. After a failed attempt on Khadan's life, Warcoil was banished from the races, and after a fight with Ultrox, he was reduced to a talking head, which Ultrox threw into a trash compactor.
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Zenterran Master Khadan issued a contest. Each alien civilization would choose a champion to race for this great power, and whoever controls the most Xeno-energy will decide the fate of the universe. Since the Zenterrans maintain their neutrality, even the Kragnans were welcome to compete. The Kragnan Empire, a race of fierce crablike creatures who travel in spaceships made of lava and land vehicles made of bones (which they built using knowledge they obtained from the Fyran brains they consumed), have enslaved or eaten half of the universe. They seek more energy for their new generation of eggs. The protagonist, Ultrox, knows there is more to Xeno-energy than even the Zenterrans know. While studying a planet damaged by Xeno-energy, he notices a Kragnan ship crash-land nearby. He saves its imprisoned occupant, a Fyran boy named Jek, from a squad of Klaw Troopers. Just before he was vaporized by another Kragnan ship, the gangster named
564:) - Kytani is a Zenterran born from stable Xeno-energy a few cycles before the races began to be the perfect Gamekeeper, a totally neutral and impartial referee created to enforce the rules of the Alien Races and maintain order in an otherwise violently chaotic game. With her multi-purpose gamekeeper staff, which is capable of creating energy bursts of varying intensities or immobilizing forcefields, as well as giving a countdown at the start of every race, she strictly enforces the rules. Unlike other Zenterrans, she can't mentally switch off her sense of pain; it was one of the abilities Khadan had to forgo when he created her in order to give her the other useful functions she needed as Gamekeeper. A running gag in the series is Kytani disqualifying Ultrox for saving someone during the races, usually her. Deep down, she seems to secretly harbor feelings for Ultrox, though she suppresses these feelings to maintain her impartiality. Kytani once temporarily served as a replacement to the
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Kragnan like Necraal, except Gnarl, who was shielded at the time. Master Khadan explained that the Xeno-energy only wiped out the Kragnans identical to the commander, so because they did not match Necraal's pattern, the Empress and her new breed of eggs were spared. Even though he saved the universe from the threat of the Kragnan Empire, Akhil was executed for his illegal use of mind-control, but promised to return. The Zenterrans continued to hold the races, while Gnarl continued to compete in them in the hopes of winning enough Xenocells to restore his empire's former glory. Meanwhile, Ultrox has to keep winning Xeno-cells for Alpheron as much as possible so he can continue to study Xeno-energy. But because he often neglects the rules and the races to save people, he is often disqualified from races he would otherwise win, and Alpheron's Minister Prime Apex often comes close to replacing him.
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Zenterrans and all other species that have come to compete are deliberately trespassing on his home. His goal in entering the races is to win enough Xenocells to get all those uninvited freeloaders "off his planet". He hates everybody equally, and everybody hates him equally back. However, in one episode, when Skrash is banned from a particularly violent race, he shows a more sensitive side when he claims that he enjoys the races and got upset about missing out: "I hate the other racers! That's the point, buggy! The races give me a chance to beat up on 'em!". Skrash is often used for comic relief - much of the show's humor revolves around Skrash, bones, and his afterlife "living".
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478:) - Akhil is a Zenterran aide to Master Khadan. Long ago, a Kragnan ate his father's brain (killing them both in the process), causing him to secretly swear revenge against them. His chance came when Kragnan Klaw Trooper Kommander Necraal tried to steal the Xeno-chamber's Command Matrix, which Akhil had booby-trapped. By mind-controlling the Kragnan into activating it, the result destroyed the entire Kragnan race except for Gnarl, the Empress, and her latest batch of eggs. As punishment for his shameful actions, he was "blended" by the Zenterrans (an execution where a rogue Zenterran is merged into the collective). In
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443:(Voiced by Danny McKinnon) - A boy genius from the Planet Fyra, home to "one of the most mechanically gifted species in the universe." He and his uncle helped Akhil construct the Xeno-energy control chambers. They were later captured by Kragnans who ate Jek's uncle's brain to absorb his knowledge, but Jek escaped and was rescued by Ultrox. He's been Ultrox's faithful companion and chief mechanic ever since. The young Fyran dreams of being a racer, and occasionally pilots one of the other racers' vehicles, or his own, the 3X-J, in the Alien Races.
628:) - The ruler of the Kragnan Empire, who single-handedly laid the eggs from which hatched an entire new breed of Kragnan warriors, and likely progenated all other Kragnans as well. She rules with an iron fist, and selected Gnarl as the Kragnans' competitor in the Alien Races against his wishes, now hoping he can win enough Xenocells to restore their Empire to its former glory. She keeps the punctured skull of Akhil's father in her lair as a reminder that Zenterran brains are too powerful to consume.
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544:) - The greatest in a new breed of Kragnan commandos spared from Akhil's treachery, able to change his color and turn invisible. The Empress later used a Xenocell to grant him the power to shapeshift into anyone, and he was able to safely consume the brain of the Zenterran technician who gave him the ability. He calls Gnarl his "father".
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437:. When it's a tie in the races, he wants to flip boogers. The result of this is determined by whether it lands "crusty side" or "slimy side" up, like "heads" or "tails" when flipping a coin. Much of the show's humor revolves around G'rog's fondness for snot and boogers.
588:) - An unnamed Zenterran helmsman, and one of Master Khadan's closest subordinates. He spent the second half of the series possessed by the specter of Undermaster Akhil, who used his mind control powers to force the Helmsman to do his bidding against his will.
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