Thaedus

Thaedus's History

Thaedus was the founder of the Coalition of Planets. The Coalition's main purpose was to be a united front against the Viltrumite empire. Thaedus had sent out Allen the Alien to test out planetary defenses to see if they can withstand a Viltrumite attack. Eventually, Thaedus revealed to Allen that he too was a Viltrumite. It was also revealed by Thragg that Thaedus was the killer of the former Viltrumite ruler, Lord Argall. Thaedus also had a back-up plan just in case the Coalition of Planets failed against the Viltrumite Empire. He had scientists bio-engineer a new form of the Scourge virus. The original Scourge virus wiped out 99% of the Viltrumite population. Thaedus, being a survivor of the plague, had anti-bodies for the virus. The new virus would by-pass the old anti-bodies in Viltrumites, causing their extinction.

Thaedus had been making preparations for the Viltrumite War with the help of Allen and Nolan. Together, they were able to figure out Viltrumite weaknesses. He had assembled a team for the Coalition of Planets capable of taking out the Viltrumite empire, including Allen, Invincible, Nolan, Kid Omni-Man, Tech Jacket, Space Racer, and Battle Beast. About to commence the war, Talescria was attacked. Thaedus knew that now was the time to strike. Thaedus and his squad of heroes followed the Viltrumites back to Viltrum. An explosive battle ensued in the orbit of Viltrum. Nolan, Thaedus, and Mark came down like a human asteroid, destroying Viltrum in one blow. This move only angered Grand Regent Thragg. He had had enough, so he tore Thaedus' head off, killing him.

With Thaedus dead, Allen became the leader of Talescria and the Coalition of Planets. Upon returning home, he was given Thaedus' final will and testament on an info tablet. Thaedus informed Allen of a perfected scourge virus that is guaranteed to exterminate all Viltrumite life. He told Allen to forget about his Viltrumite friends and allies, to use it for the good of the universe. Thaedus told Allen to not let him have died in vain.