Mars Attacks: Martian

Basic Information Full Name: Martian Aliases/Nicknames: Mars Attacks! Alien Age: Not specified Gender: Genderless Occupation: Invader Affiliation: Martian Empire Appearance Height: Shorter than the average human Build: Skinny and frail-looking Eye Color: Large with red pupils Hair Color: None Distinguishing Features: Large exposed brains with a teal tint, skull-like faces Background Place of Origin: Mars Family: Not applicable Education: Advanced knowledge in technology and weaponry History: Known for their attempt to exterminate humanity and conquer Earth Personality Traits: Hostile, destructive, lacks empathy Likes: Abducting, killing, and torturing humans for fun Dislikes: Human resistance Strengths: Advanced technology, disintegration rays, creating giant insects Weaknesses: Vulnerable to certain Earth music frequencies Abilities Skills: Space travel, advanced combat Powers (if applicable): None Equipment/Tools: Spaceships, disintegration rays, giant robots Relationships Allies: Martian Leader, Martian Ambassador, Martian Girl Enemies: Humanity Romantic Interests: None Mentors: Not specified Proteges: Not specified Story Arcs Notable Events: Invasion of Earth Character Development: Not applicable Challenges/Conflicts: The invasion and subsequent battles with humans Quotes Catchphrases: “Ack! Ack!” Notable Dialogue: None, as they communicate with a series of “Ack” sounds Trivia Interesting Facts: The Martians’ biology is similar to humans except they breathe nitrogen instead of oxygen1. Influences: The Martians are based on the Topps trading card series4. Cultural Impact: “Mars Attacks!” has become a cult classic known for its unique blend of black comedy and science fiction. Probable Death Battle Victor Vs Marty McFly: Martian (due to advanced weaponry) Vs Robin Hood: Martian (for the same reasons as above) Vs T-800 Terminator: T-800 Terminator (due to its resilience and firepower) Vs The Master Chief: The Master Chief (due to advanced armor and combat training) Vs Wonder Woman: Wonder Woman (due to her superhuman abilities and combat skills) References First Appearance: “Mars Attacks!” (1996)4 Creators: Based on the Topps trading card series, adapted by Tim Burton for the film4 Portrayed by (if applicable): Computer-generated imagery and puppetry The outcomes of the hypothetical fights are speculative and just for fun, considering the abilities shown by the characters in their respective universes. The information provided is based on the portrayal of the Martians in the “Mars Attacks!” film and related media.