Chronosapien

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Chronosapiens^[2][3] are a species of biomechanical lifeforms. They're robotic, metallic, and appear to be more machine-like than biological.

Appearance[]

Chronosapiens are large, round semi-humanoid aliens generally resembling mechanical clocks.^{[DJW 1]} They have translucent windows on their chests displaying their innards, which appear to be various gears, and round short heads with a semi-circular appendage on top.

When moving, Chronosapiens produce gear-like sounds.

Chronosapiens come in a wide variety of colors,^{[DJW 2]} including golden-yellow and black.

Clockwork in Ultimate Alien

Clockwork in Omniverse

11-year old Clockwork in Omniverse

Clockwork fused with Techno-Bubble

Maltruant

Behavior[]

Chronosapiens have strict laws regarding time travel.^{[DJW 3]} If any Chronosapien breaks these laws, the offender will have their time cogs taken away.^{[DJW 4]}

Similar to Celestialsapiens, Chronosapiens do not like Professor Paradox. Not only do they not approve of his methods, but Paradox also does not follow their laws.^{[DJW 5]}

Chronosapiens play a strategy game similar to chess where they theoretically rewrite points in time that would make dramatic improvements to the present.^{[DJW 6]}

History[]

At some point during the Time War, Maltruant^{[DJW 7]} caused the Chronosapiens to go rogue.^[4][1]

Powers and Abilities[]

Chronosapiens possess chronokinesis, which gives them control over time itself; Chronosapiens can fire time rays from their hands or chest, which have various effects like sending people back in time,^[5] aging an object/person to dust,^[6] reversing the effects of a Chronosapien Time Bomb, sending people into a different timeline,^[7] and reverting them to a previous state while also immobilizing them.^[8]

Chronosapiens possess chronopathy, which grants them a fine-tuned sense of precise time and determines the exact time an event has taken or will take place and for how long, as demonstrated by Maltruant.^[9]

Chronosapiens can sense the use of another member of their species' powers and undo the resulting effects if needed.^[7]

Chronosapiens can slow down time around themselves, making it look like to others that they're moving at very high speeds.^[10]

By rotating the key on their heads, Chronosapiens can create hologram-like projections of what happened in the past.^[11][12]

Chronosapiens can travel through time.^[13][5]

Chronosapiens have a degree of enhanced strength, as Clockwork was able to throw a pipe so hard it became heavily embedded into a wall.^[10] Chronosapiens also possess enhanced durability, shown when Looma viciously threw Clockwork at a wall.^[14]

Because they are robotic in nature, Chronosapiens can survive in the vacuum of space, as demonstrated by Maltruant.^[9]

With enough power and skill, a Chronosapien can perform a temporal consciousness inversion in which a person's consciousness is swapped with that of a younger or older version of the target in question,^{[DJW 8]} much like what Eon did to Ben Prime's 16 and 11-year-old selves.^[1]

Chronosapiens can rotate their heads 360° degrees.^{[DJW 9]}

Because they are technological beings, it is possible for a Galvanic Mechamorph to merge with Chronosapiens.^[8]

Weaknesses[]

A Chronosapien's time powers are completely useless in a place where there is no time at all, such as before the birth of a universe, as demonstrated with Maltruant.^[15]

Chronosapiens can be temporarily disabled if they are exposed to a large electromagnetic pulse, such as that from a solar pulse.^[4][9]

A Chronosapien's aging time rays are ineffective against anything diamond-related such as Petrosapiens, since they take millions or even billions of years to age.^[13][5]

The use of a Chronosapien's time powers creates a ripple effect in time that can be sensed or reversed by another Chronosapien.^[7]

A Chronosapien's bulky body makes them relatively slower than other opponents and makes them an easy target for enemy attacks, as Clockwork admits that he "is not good for dodging".^[10] Similarly, because of their large body and short legs, Chronosapien cannot run very fast and tire out quickly.^[3]

Unlike Maltruant, regular Chronosapiens are unable to travel through dimensions, even when they are upgraded by a Galvanic Mechamorph.^{[DJW 10][16]}

Because they are mechanical-based beings, Chronosapiens can be magnetized by a Biotsavartian.^{[DJW 11]}

Chronosapiens can be affected by a Nemuina's sleeping dust.^{[DJW 12]}

Chronosapiens are vulnerable to having his body dismantled by a Planchaküle.^{[DJW 13]} Despite that, they can still function if they lose some of their parts.^{[DJW 14]}

Notable Chronosapiens[]

• Clockwork (the Omnitrix's DNA sample of a Chronosapien)
  • Windy-Hindy (the Hero Watch's DNA sample of a Chronosapien)
  • Clockwork (the Ultimatrix's DNA sample of a Chronosapien in the Ultimate Alien Future Timeline)
• Unnamed Rogue Chronosapiens^[4][1]

Notable Augmented Chronosapiens[]

• Maltruant^{[DJW 15]}

Trivia[]

• Sir Tok-Tic is a character concept created by Derrick J. Wyatt, after the show ended.

See Also[]

• Chronosapien Time Bomb

References[]

Crew Statements[]

Derrick J. Wyatt[]