Finally finished this bastard, and came up with a little background story for him.

During the war between Earth and invading Centurions, a race of cyborgs who asimilated or destroyed everything in their path, Teorhm was known as Hivemind's most loyal servant, and as the fiercest, most powerful of the five generals that led the attack on Earth. He considered humans as nothing more than mere insects, not even worthy of asimilating-he talked the Hivemind (ruling body of Centurions) into leading one final attack on the Solar system, using their fleet and gigantic mothership, Taranga (also known as Centurion's homeworld). But as they approached Saturn, entire fleet was decimated by the joined forces of Earth and Galactic Federation. Taranga was destroyed and it's remains crashed on one of Saturn's moons, Prometheus, along with Teorhm's severely damaged body. Several decades later, his body was found by a group of Earth's scientists, who took him back to Earth and rebuilt him with the help of bionid cells, hoping to create a perfect weapon that will obey their orders. Instead, Teorhm killed them and began to roam the Earth, slowly gathering a growing army by corrupting machines or cyborgs he deemed worthy, sometimes even asimilating humans. After some time, he stole a ship and ran off back to Prometheus and rebuilt the remains of Taranga into his fortress, from which he began to develop plans for taking over Earth and rebuilding the once feared Centurion empire.
Whereas old Teorhm was a vicious and savage killing machine, he learned to never underestimate his opponents no matter how weak they might appear. He became a honorable warrior, never using dirty tricks or cowardly moves during the fights, and considers Andrew his greatest rival, rushing in the battle with the hybrid in a hype of adrenaline rush and excitement. Sometimes, he sends his troops on Earth simply just to test Andrew's abilities and see what he can do. Posessing bionid cells as well, he slowly learns how to use his newfound abilities, and hopes to one day fight Andrew in, as how he calls it when he explained it to him, "the greatest battle since the Earth-Centurion war". As a leader, he generously rewards loyalty, and brutally punishes disobedience (especially if his minions try to assist him during his fights with Andrew, finding it shameful and dishonorable).

Character and art © me