Chain Gang Prisoners
What the heck was that? This place gives me the creeps.
Updated Dec 17, 2017 // Contributors: Kooshmeister
What the heck was that? This place gives me the creeps.
A group of escaped convicts who sought to evade the Enforcers by hiding out in Megakat Swamp, where they unwittingly stumbled across Dr. Viper’s lair. The group of five were captured by Dr. Viper and a recently-revived Dr. Harley Street, who’d been recuperating in Viper’s lair. Street bit and converted all five prisoners, turning them into kat-Ci-Kat-A hybrids like himself, using them as his underlings to go and steal Super-Katalyst 566 from Megakat Biochemical Labs as part of (he thought) his and Viper’s plan to take over the city.
Instead, Street and all five converted prisoners, as well as the converted Enforcer rookie Gray Taylor, were betrayed and mutated even further than they already were by Viper using the very katalyst they’d stolen. While Street became an enormous black armored scarab, the convicts and Taylor were turned into hideous white grub worms. In this form, they burrowed to the Megakat Thermonuclear Plant, as part of Viper’s true plan; to cause the power plant reactor to go critical and melt down, irradiating Megakat City. Because of the plant’s proximity to Megakat Bay, the SWAT Kats were able to flood the building to cool the breached reactor, preventing it from going critical, drowning all of the mutated Ci-Kat-A beetle/grub worms in the process.
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Blueprints hung on various pegboards next to a work table. Tools were scattered about, piled next to what appeared to be weapons and incomplete modes of transportation. Computers and tablets were online, all of them with even more virtual ideas, some with notes scribbled next to them.
And, the area was big. For all she knew, it stretched across miles beneath the salvage yard.
"All this?" Callie couldn't stop looking at the endless piles strewn about the underground bunker.
"This is what I've been doing for the last six months." Jake rubbed the back of his neck. "But I'm not even close to finishing. I have all the material I need, but there's so much left to do."
Callie's eyes softened. "All this for..."
"I will get him back." Jake's determined expression didn't falter. "I made you a promise, and I'm keeping it."
The only sound for a while was the soft hum of the air conditioner above them. Callie then broke the silence after rubbing away at her eyes. "I'm going to help you."
Jake blinked, making sure he heard right. "I... What?"
"I'm going to help you," Callie repeated. "You have the material and the know-how, and I have the connections. We're going to get him back."
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In 1993, Hanna-Barbera released SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron, an animated action show taking place in the world of Megakat City. It was based on characters created by Christian and Yvon Tremblay. Despite early cancellation in its second season, the series remains popular with an active fanbase. In the United States it can occasionally be found in syndication on the Boomerang Cable Network.
SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron was created by Christian and Yvon Tremblay for Hanna-Barbera Cartoons Inc. All Rights Reserved. © 1993-1994. The SWAT Kats Encyclopedia is a fan site.