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Ben 10: Heatblast


Ben 10 is a cartoon series about 10-year-old Benjamin Tennyson who finds an alien device out in the woods, the Omnimatrix or Omnitrix for short. The Omnitrix allows him to turn into ten different alien species: Wildmutt, Four Arms, Grey Matter, XLR8, Upgrade, Diamondhead, Ripjaw, Stinkfly, Ghostfreak, and Heatblast. Throughout his summer vacation, traveling the world in the "Rust Bucket" with his Grandpa Max and his cousin Gwen Tennyson, Ben fights crime and evil aliens with his new powers.

Heatblast is the Omnitrix's DNA sample of a Pyronite from the star Pyros. Heatblast is a magma-based lifeform whose body is composed of a bright inner magma body covered by a dark red or brown rocks.

Heatblast has the ability to generate and manipulate intense heat and fire from his body. He can form fire into any shape that he chooses. He can enhance the fire in his hands for flaming fists, and he has also shown the ability to create fire beams and can rapidly wield fire sparks, as well as throw crescents of fire and launch fire meteors.



Paraphrased from the Ben 10 Wiki.
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