Ulmar is an UnderWorld Creature.
Affiliations, Loyalties and Allies
Appearance He wears a white lab coat, red eyes, green skin, metal hands, and a pink/red brain sticking out of his head.
Description
Ulmar is a BattleGear scientist that lives in large castle, tinkering away at his latest creation at all times. He works to create new BattleGear to aid the UnderWorld in their conquest of Perim and search for the Cothica, and as such is kept under close eye by Chaor. He has an irrational fear of butterflies.
Ulmar is the creator of the dreaded Viledriver, the Gigantroper and the Psych Sphere. Tapping into his inner mad scientist, he made a rash decision in giving part of his brain to a Gigantroper. This resulted in the newer version of Iron Pillar in which the newly formed Gigantroper holding up the remains.
Ulmar is a conqueror with strangly low power and high wisdom his ability is quite nice so use him as a back liner or give him Kha'rall husk armor and put him in the front. He is good with battlegear.
In the Show
Breakdown
| # | Episode | Used in BattleDrome? | Appearance in Perim? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | Unexpected | No | Yes |
| 5 | Crash Course | Yes | No |
| 17 | Scavenger Scan | No | Yes |
| 21 | Out in the Cold | Yes | No |
| 31 | Fire Fighters | Yes | No |
| 40 | Fighting Friendly | Yes | No |
| 44 | Colosseum Showdown | No | Yes |
| 59 | When a Codemaster Calls | Yes | No |
| 67 | Legions of Aa'une | No | Yes |
| 68 | Perithon! | No | Yes |
| 70 | Kickin' Bot | No | Yes |
| 79 | Son of the Spiritlands | No | Yes |
Card Owners
- Klay
- Kaz Kalinkas
- Tom(seen on battleboard in Mega Match)
Appearances
- Episode
- Notes
- Episode
- Notes
Gallery
Stratigies
Using Stone Pillar is interesting, because Cannon of Causulty and the use of his ability twice (if you give him a Mugician's Lyre) can allow you to use it 3 times for 50 damage. However, his low energy might cost you in this case, so perhaps a Vidav should be on your team as well.
Trivia
Of note, Ulmar has a similar appearance to the creature Borth who forms the brains of the Borth-Majar team. It is possible that both are of the same species.