Vultureman

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For the 2011 version, see Vultaire

Vultureman is a Mutant mechanic and inventor. He didn't arrive on Third Earth with the other mutants, but appeared later. Vultureman provided transportation in the form of his Flying Machine and numerous other inventions.

Character information

In many ways the brains behind the Mutant's operations, Vultureman's skill with all things electrical, mechanical, and chemical marks him out as the most intelligent of the group. He is most dangerous behind the cockpit of his Flying Machine or a SkyCutter. Vultureman is a crafty opportunist who serves as chief inventer and his skills with both machines and science make him frequently indispensable, but he is more often than not blamed when his devices or machines fail to live up to Slithe’s expectations (In one episode, he grew tired of this and activated a hidden self-destruct mechanism in every single machine and vehicle the Mutants used, telling them that if his work was really so bad, then "See how you do without them!"). As befits a scientist, Vultureman is inquisitive and open-minded, frequently leaving him odd-man-out among his more barbaric peers.

Loyalty

Vultureman's ambitious nature is evident by the number of times he has broken ranks with the Mutants, either going solo or joining up with the ThunderCats' other enemies, such as the Lunataks. Much later, he decides to work for his own gains, and he often strikes solo deals with Mumm-Ra.

Trivia

• In his first four appearances, Vultureman was voiced by Bob McFadden. Earl Hammond would begin voicing the character in Sixth Sense and continue to do so for the remainder of the series.

Appearances

• Lord of the Snows (1st appearance)
• Return to Thundera
• The Astral Prison
• Snarf Takes up the Challenge
• Sixth Sense
• The Wolfrat
• Divide and Conquer
• Vultureman's Revenge
• The Superpower Potion
• Tight Squeeze
• The Sound Stones
• The Zaxx Factor (Final appearance)
• The Circus Train
• The Feliner Parts 1 and 2
• ThunderCats Ho! The Movie
• Mumm-Ra Lives!, Part 1s,3, and 5
• Side Swipe
• The Totem of Dera
• Telepathy Beam
• Return of the ThunderCubs
• Ravage Island
• The Micrits
• Trapped
• The Transfer
• The Shifter
• Jackalman's Rebellion
• The Rock Giant
• Mechanical Plague
• The Mumm-Ra Berbil (in flashback)

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