The last of Fulgore's techniques is his ability to deflect projectiles, in which Fulgore coats his body with a blue shield. Fulgore also uses a technique called "Robot Eye" in which a small amount of plasma is emitted from his eye and that can only be executed at close range. Fulgore possesses the ability to teleport behind an opponent, in which he turns black and reappears. Fulgore's head can convert into a machine gun to finish enemies, or a giant plasma cannon to melt enemies, although these two weapons cannot be utilized in direct combat and must instead be used to finish opponents. Fulgore's eyes function as weapons, and can launch an array of lasers and plasma from them. Fulgore can perform a variety of moves with these weapons: he can simply perform a standard slash, a more powerful plasma slash, as well as launch up to three projectiles at a time. In the first two games, Fulgore's primary weapons are his arm-mounted plasma blades. Additionally, a weapon named "Fulgore's Fist" can be unlocked by players in Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts. Fulgore was also one of six Killer Instinct characters to make a cameo appearance in the video game Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise as a Piñata Vision Card.
#KILLER INSTINCT WIKI FULGORE SERIES#
Fulgore also appears in the 2017 comics series as one of several generic drones utilized by Ultratech. Outside of the games, Fulgore appeared in the 1996 Killer Instinct comic series, marking the first time the connection between Eagle and Fulgore was explored in any Killer Instinct media.
#KILLER INSTINCT WIKI FULGORE ANDROID#
A prototype combat android that directly preceded the Fulgore line, nicknamed " Kilgore", was also introduced, sharing several attacks with Fulgore. However, it begins to develop self-awareness and defy its programming due to the residual memories of Eagle, Thunder's missing younger brother, whose mind was used as a blueprint for Fulgore's neural network. Ī third Fulgore model appears in the rebooted Killer Instinct for Xbox One to help defend Ultratech against its enemies, acting as the final opponent of Season One's arcade mode. In the end, he is defeated by Jago and his sister Orchid. His goal is to kill Jago, whom he considers his mortal rival.
In the sequel, Killer Instinct 2, a new, enhanced Fulgore model is created after the first Fulgore was destroyed by Jago in the first tournament. As a final test of its power, the Fulgore prototype is entered into the Killer Instinct tournament if successful, Fulgore would be placed into mass production. Before the Fulgore Mk.I model is even finished, the team of scientists developing it have already begun work on an upgraded model. While designed to resemble a knight to help gain the people's trust, rumors say the human parts used in its construction originated from an organ harvesting operation based in Moscow. Developed by Ultratech, the masterminds behind the titular Killer Instinct tournament, Fulgore is the first in a planned series of state-of-the-art cyber soldiers. In the first Killer Instinct, Fulgore is a cyborg and the penultimate opponent in single-player mode.
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