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Ackar is a Glatorian of Fire who appeared in BIONICLE: Universe II: On Being A Champion and BIONICLE: Universe III: War of the Worlds. He is currently set to appear in the BIONICLE Universe Reboot Trilogy as one of the main Glatorian.
History[]
On Being A Champion[]
Ackar traveled to Earth in a ship shortly before the events of the second film, and crashlanded somewhere on the planet. There, he joined Tahu's team, traveling to the Dark Continent with them and taking action when they went to and fled from the Makuta hideout.
Ackar is absent throughout the majority of the film, although when he was keeping watch over the Stakeout alongside Tahu and Conar, a Bioraptor attacked them, killing Conar and injuring Ackar. Ackar reminded Tahu that he had to save Nick and the other humans.
Ackar survived his injuries, appearing at the base in Philadelphia during the film's conclusion.
War of the Worlds[]
Ackar recovers from his injuries in the second film and returns in the third, journeying back to Bara Magna alongside Tahu and Malum to resurrect Spherus Magna. There, he reveals his true intentions as a spy for the Brotherhood of Makuta, and he kills Malum before returning to the base in Philadelphia. At the base, he eventually reveals his intentions, commanding a horde of Skrall and Rahkshi to ransack the area as he kills Kiina and Takanuva. Tahu, his surviving team members and the humans retreat from the base.
When the Brotherhood of Makuta strike Manhattan, Ackar is among the hundreds of warriors patrolling the burning city. Near the end of the battle, Brutaka summons all of the Makuta to gather in Rockefeller Center, and Ackar joins the growing army. He is then engaged in battle with Tahu's team, and soon comes face-to-face with Tahu himself. Tahu winds up destroying Ackar's sword and shield, knocking him to the ground, and taking his acid gun. Tahu then uses the gun on Ackar, which begins corroding his armor. He is eventually killed by the consuming substance.