Wide-Sight is the Omnitrix's DNA Sample of a Navicon from an unknown planet in the Triangulum Galaxy in 5 Years Later.
Appearance[]
Wide-Sight is a wide humanoid alien featuring 7 blue spheres embedded into his body a large central one sits on place of a head and six orbs align the arms three on either side. Orange armor like plates are worn over his chest, forearms and legs the armor on his chest and legs feature green markings. Beneath the orange armor is black wrappings that cover all except his grey hands.
The Omnitrix symbol is located on his chest.
Abilities[]
- Drone Control- Wide-Sight is able to separate the spheres on his body and levitate them into space around him.
- Mental Connection- Wide-Sight 's drones act as his eyes and are constantly connected to his body, even when separated from it.
- Wide Vision Range- Wide-Sight drones come with many settings, such as: advanced zoom, night vision, thermal vision, X-ray and much more.
- Photographic Memory- Wide-Sight has a highly advanced eidetic memory.
- Hologram Projection- Wide-Sight can transmit what it remembers as images or videos, via projectors inside its drones.
- Enhanced Physiology- Wide-Sight 's body and drones are incredibly durable. He also possesses greater strength than a normal human.
Weaknesses[]
- Low Mobility- Wide-Sight is very slow due to its dense, bulky body.
- High Distance- If Wide-Sight 's drones are moved too far away from its body, the connection to them is lost.
Mythology[]
The Navicons are synthetic beings created many millennia ago in the Triangulum Galaxy by an ancient and highly advanced civilization. They were created as scouts and explorers to map the universe long before the Dragons took up the profession of map makers. Since then, they have almost disappeared, becoming one of the rarest species in the universe. However, one of them was still present in the Milky Way, having its DNA sampled by the Omnitrix.
History[]
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Trivia[]
- Wide-Sight's appearance was inspired by one of Ultimate Echo Echo's concept art.