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| − | Strikemaster Ice is the de facto leader of the Ice Gang (consisting of himself, MC Cobra, and DJ Fist) who were originally introduced in episode 9 of Season 4, when the Enforcers ([[Finn]], [[Ratso]] and [[Chow]]) decide they want to be 'good' guys (ironically failing though). Jackie mistakes Ice, MC Cobra and Fist as Finn, Ratso and Chow themselves (although the fighting style was stronger than the Enforcers'). |
+ | Strikemaster Ice is the de facto leader of the Ice Gang (consisting of himself, MC Cobra, and DJ Fist) who were originally introduced in episode 9 of Season 4, when the Enforcers ([[Finn]], [[Ratso]] and [[Chow]]) decide they want to be 'good' guys (ironically failing though). Jackie mistakes Ice, MC Cobra and Fist as Finn, Ratso and Chow themselves (although the fighting style was stronger than the Enforcers'). |
Later, the Ice Group comes back as henchmen for Drago, Shendu's son, after he fires (literally) the enforcers for past failures. The Ice Posse become the main villains taking the place of the 'Enforcers' as Drago's henchmen throughout Season 5. |
Later, the Ice Group comes back as henchmen for Drago, Shendu's son, after he fires (literally) the enforcers for past failures. The Ice Posse become the main villains taking the place of the 'Enforcers' as Drago's henchmen throughout Season 5. |
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It was his idea to betray Drago after he loses his fire power, but is also the first to try to make amends afterwards. After being punished by Drago, he is given a portion of the Earth Demon Chi and sent, along with the others, to destroy Section 13. |
It was his idea to betray Drago after he loses his fire power, but is also the first to try to make amends afterwards. After being punished by Drago, he is given a portion of the Earth Demon Chi and sent, along with the others, to destroy Section 13. |
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| + | Strikemaster Ice is no doubt named for Vanilla Ice, the rapper whose hit "Ice, Ice, Baby" is very popular, even today. |
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Revision as of 11:39, 15 May 2012
Strikemaster Ice
Strikemaster Ice as a Dragon Warrior
Strikemaster Ice with Dai Gui's Chi
Strikemaster Ice is the de facto leader of the Ice Gang (consisting of himself, MC Cobra, and DJ Fist) who were originally introduced in episode 9 of Season 4, when the Enforcers (Finn, Ratso and Chow) decide they want to be 'good' guys (ironically failing though). Jackie mistakes Ice, MC Cobra and Fist as Finn, Ratso and Chow themselves (although the fighting style was stronger than the Enforcers').
Later, the Ice Group comes back as henchmen for Drago, Shendu's son, after he fires (literally) the enforcers for past failures. The Ice Posse become the main villains taking the place of the 'Enforcers' as Drago's henchmen throughout Season 5.
Ice was once a pizza delivery boy, until the night he delivered a pizza to an old Chinese man, who, instead of a tip, told him a legend of a monastery in the far east.
Ice journeyed to the monastery, where he began training in the martial arts, and where he met his future partners. After learning the monks wished to train him in the ways of peace, Ice, along with DJ Fist and MC Cobra, rebelled and were expelled from the temple.
Because of his former job, Jade calls him "Pizza Face", while he calls her "shorty" and "shrimp". He also seems to have a penchant for pizza based jokes and comments, and uses them often.
He also has been shown to have allergic to flowers and has a fondness for video games such as Robomercs, which he and Cobra play together until Drago destroys their game-boy like gaming systems in an effort to get their attention. He also seems to have an optimistic outlook, as when something goes against a plan whether of Drago's or himself, he will casually shrug it off and typically respond with 'it's all good' or 'it ain't no thang' in a dismissive manner.
It was his idea to betray Drago after he loses his fire power, but is also the first to try to make amends afterwards. After being punished by Drago, he is given a portion of the Earth Demon Chi and sent, along with the others, to destroy Section 13.
Strikemaster Ice is no doubt named for Vanilla Ice, the rapper whose hit "Ice, Ice, Baby" is very popular, even today.