In return, Gary stayed on Zetakron Alpha for several months, until he had caught up again with the present, and the rest of the Team Squad could pick him up. The Crimson Light traveled through time to the exact moment Avocato was killed and picked up his body. After meeting Time Swap Sammy, Gary made a deal to save Avocato. While he succeeds in doing so, it doesn't change the timeline, and Little Cato is forced to leave the past version of his father behind. Little Cato used the opportunity to warn his father about the Lord Commander killing him in the future.
In " The Remembered", a young Temporal Worm sends the Team Squad 3 years back in time, to when Avocato was still the Lord Commander's second-in-command. In " The Other Side", while Little Cato was trapped for 60 years on the Crimson Light due to a time anomaly, Little Cato imagined himself talking to a hologram of his father. The last thing seen of him in this season was his lifeless body falling back to the surface of Zetakron Alpha. As was foretold by the future Little Cato, when the explosive was discovered, Avocato sacrificed himself to shield the others from the blast and was killed in the process. The mission however did not end well for Avocato just before the group made their escape, Lord Commander used his powers to put a bomb on Little Cato's back.
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Despite knowing, it was probably another trap, he and Gary went there and managed to free Little Cato. He helped her and Gary take out the corrupt Infinity Guard soldiers that were opening a breach to Final Space from Infinity Guard Outpost - 0439.Įventually, Avocato discovered his son was being held on Zetakron Alpha, the prison colony of the Lord Commander. Once Gary learned of Avocato's son, he promised to help free him.Īvocato thus willingly joined the Team Squad, which gained an additional member in Quinn Ergon. He managed to escape thanks to Gary, although Gary lost an arm in the process, and the two returned to the Galaxy One. From Terk, Avocato learned where his son was held captive, but it turned out to be a trap, and he was brought before the Lord Commander. While at first hostile towards Gary, the two bonded during a mission to Tera Con Prime to track down the bounty hunter Terk. Only Avocato stayed behind and was taken captive, after which Gary forced him to play cards with him. The other bounty hunters were disposed of when Gary Goodspeed ordered H.U.E. When first seen, Avocato, along with several other bounty hunters, tracked down Mooncake to the Galaxy One. Lord Commander took Avocato's son hostage, so he could force Avocato to do his dirty work for him.
Avocato was the only one who refused and was thus stripped of his rank. His fears would be confirmed when, three years before the events of the series, the Lord Commander decided to put all his generals to the test by making them kill their firstborn offspring.
Under the Lord Commander's orders, he helped to expand his master's empire by conquering planets and killing hundreds of people.Īt one point, Avocato met a version of Little Cato from the future, who warned him of his demise at the hands of the Lord Commander, causing him to question his loyalty to him. The Ventrexian soldier found a baby amongst the ship's rubble and decided to adopt him.īefore the events of the series, Avocato was the Lord Commander's second-in-command, doing anything he was told. Avocato shot down their ship while the pair were trying to make their escape. As a first commission, the Lord Commander ordered him to kill the king and queen of Ventrexia.
Despite not trusting him, Avocato agreed to join Lord Commander after he made him see that he had no reason to fight Ventrexia's war besides being good at killing and promising that they could create a universe without death. When he and his men were ambushed in the middle of the battlefield, they were saved by the Lord Commander and his fleet, who vaporized the enemy in an instant. Avocato used to be the best soldier in all of Ventrexia, fighting endless battles on behalf of his planet despite hating war.
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