Blitzwulf

Blitzwulf is the Omnitrix's DNA sample of a Loboan from Luna Lobo. It is unknown if or when he will appear.

Appearance
Blitzwulf's appearance is based on a werewolf. He has light blue-grey fur, a long, flowing, dark grey mane, and a large, bushy, dark grey tail, with four sharp claws on each hand and three on each foot. The inside of his mouth is green, while the outside is white. He wears black cuffs on his wrists and ankles. His arms have dark grey fur growing on them just below the elbow, and his fingers are light blue-grey. He has a sharp, black spike protruding from either elbow. He wears a mostly white outfit which covers the majority of his torso and the top of his legs. He has black stripes on his waist around the Omnitrix. He has green eyes. As an adult, Blitzwulf's outfit changes to be a black jumpsuit, covering just slightly more of his torso than his previous outfit. The jumpsuit has white borders on the legs and a white belt. There is a white stripe on the left hand side of the outfit which goes from the front to the back, stopping at the belt. The Omnitrix/Ultimatrix resides on that stripe.

Powers

 * Blitzwulf can emit a powerful green ultrasonic howl by opening his quadra-hinged muzzle. This can either cause considerable damage to his targets, reflect incoming projectiles, or propel himself upward like a rocket booster.
 * Blitzwulf has enhanced senses of smelling and hearing, as well as enhanced agility, speed, stamina, jumping, durability and strength.
 * Blitzwulf also has extraordinary night vision.
 * Blitzwulf also has formidable claws and fangs. Additionally, the claws on his feet can grasp like his hands.

Weaknesses

 * Blitzwulf, due to his enhanced hearing, is sensitive to high frequency sounds. However, this does not include loud sounds, as this would cause him to hurt himself whenever he uses his powers.

History
TBA

Appearances
TBA

Trivia

 * Blitzwulf is the only Ben 10 alien to be renamed for the Cartoonverse. It was decided that Blitzwolfer was a ridiculously stupid name (especially given the context in which it was given), but removing the "er" would make it a better name. The spelling of "wulf" instead of "wolf" is meant to be a reference to Beowulf, a noble and powerful hero from the story of the same name.