Treece

"Target acquired. Initiating Termination sequence."

-Treece (Judgment Day)

Stats

Name	Treece
Height	90 Meters
Weight	60,000 Metric Tons
1st appearance	Gogar: Judgment Day

 Powers:

Treece is a walking arsenal. He has been fitted with a visor that allows him to see clearly in almost any condition, as well as produce an intense heat and freezing beam. Treece can fire a thunder ray from his mouth which has the power to shatter almost any object it hits. Missile launchers are concealed in Treece's left shoulder pad, left portion of his chest, as well as his right knee pad. Treece possesses a mega cannon built into his left arm. If fired at full power the cannon has the devastation factor of a nuclear bomb. In addition to these attributes, Treece in unnaturally strong, the limits of his strength are unknown.

Origin

Treece was intended to be the perfect clone, but the Nebulans had not yet perfected the process and were forced to literally re-attach Treece because of the rapid deterioration of his natural body. Treece was stabilized, with the dead sections of his body being removed and replaced by machines. Upon recovery, it was discovered that Treece's intelligence had suffered more than anything else, reduced to the point where he could do nothing on his own unless instructed to do so by the Nebulans. Soon he was deemed a failure and sentenced to be terminated. One week before his final shutdown, the Nebulans decided to team Treece with another Gigan type by the name of Gaval. It was discovered (much to the Nebulans' delight) that the duo worked flawlessly together. It was then that Treece was literally given to Gaval to control. It was also noted that the only time Treece has initiated any type of independent thought is when he is working alongside Gaval, and so it was decided the two would remain together. Currently, Treece is capable of free thought, but remains with limited intelligence slightly higher than that of a drone.

Notes from the Creator

One of the main reasons I like Treece is that he puts forth an interesting concept, never before had one Gigan been put in charge of another. I guess in this Alternate world of Planet Busters, revivals, and psychotic gigans that shouldn't seem so profound, but I believe it is. I think it's really something that a monstrous arsenal like Treece was entrusted to a Gigan that probably could never physically force him to do something if Treece didn't want to. Treece also answers the question of what Gogar would do if he met someone who had more metal components than himself. Treece answers that question, though not very well. Since he's so mentally damaged, he could never fully articulate to Gogar what he's thinking, provided he has many thoughts outside of the task Gaval presents to him. Overall, I think Treece performs his task to a tee, and hope to possibly do something else with the idea of him in a later story...