Nick Nitro
"Demolition is my mission!" - Nick Nitro
Summary
Nick Nitro is the demolition expert. During roll call, Chip Hazard mentions serving Nick Nitro's father, mentioning he was a good man.
Nick Nitro has a very evil, scary, and wicked personality in which he will do anything he can to help his very own complete fellow evil Commando Elite. Destruction to the heroic Gorgonites by explosives is indeed his very own primary objective.
| War Group: | Commando Elite |
| Occupation: | Demolition expert |
| Weapons: | Explosives |
| Spoken Line: | Armed and Ready, Sir! |
Creator
Nick Nitro was created by Larry Benson who was the toy creator of company Heartland Playsystems and then bought out from Global Tech. Industries. His partner's name was Irwin Wayfair (creator of the heroic Gorgonites).
Operations Executed (Chronological Order)
Nick Nitro took part in a couple of operations that took action in trying to destroy the heroic Gorgonites. The first operation Nitro took place in was when his commander Chip Hazard, activated him and then they set out throughout the toy store to destroy the heroic Gorgonites they saw.
Death
The second operation that Nick Nitro took on was when Alan Abernathy rescued Archer from a trash disposal unit. This operation was his last mission as well. Nitro leaped out and cut Alan’s hand. He then said to Alan, "Surrender Gorgonite ally. You just met your match." Unfortunately for Nick Nitro, Alan then shoved him into the trash disposal unit. This tore up Nitro’s legs beyond repair in which from there he crawled to the house of Christy Fimple where the evil Commando Elite were hiding. He is discovered by Chip Hazard shortly after, fatally shredded. When he reached his fellow evil Commando Elite he was then mourned because a few minutes later his battery died. His last words to Chip Hazard were "Did, we, win?...UUHOONK!"
The X-1000 microprocessing chip in Nitro's head was later recovered by Chip Hazard and the remaining evil Commando Elite and was ultimately used to turn Christy's Gwendy Dolls into auxiliaries.