Ultra Agents - Anti-Clover Attack!

All the luck in the world won't save you this time! - Anti-Clover

When the Ultra Agents foiled Antimatter via inverting him back to his old heroic self once known as Morgan Lux, most of the tech under the villain's name was left to rust or torn down. the only thing that survived would be the very staff that could turn heroic folk into their villainous opposites (and vice versa).

A year followed the A. the memory of Antimatter was all but gone from Astor City, but when a civilian who was up on their luck found the staff, their luck would end up changing with them as they became the Harbinger of bad luck: Anti-Clover!

Now after years of construction and mishaps, Anti-Clover has completed their ultimate weapon and is ready to unleash mayhem and misfortune across Astor City.

After an ill-dated incident at a trampoline park shaken all our lives for the foreseeable future, the holiday of Saint Patrick's day became a holiday i could never celebrate the same way. You could say that in a holiday known for wearing green, I've gone against the grain and saw red.

For the main piece of the build, i wanted to include signs of bad luck in the mech design. from the use of black (broken up by red highlights) paired with cat-like ears and tail, to the stud shooters shaped like saltshakers, to the big walker boot on the right leg, it's a mech of misfortune!

The Agents build however was a pair of modified Knight Cycles with a split function to help evade whatever Anti-Clover throws at them.

The Ultra Agents twin-bikes comprised of 86 pieces, (43 for each one) but the mech itself comes in at a whopping 350 pieces! (19 for the base, 55 for the walker boot, 64 for the saltshooters, and 212 for the rest of the body.) which totals up to 436 altogether.