Furnace

Furnace
Character Information
Gender	Male ♂
Occupation	Supervillain
Affiliations	Machine Head
Allies	Magmaniac Tether Tyrant Battle Beast Kursk Machine Head
Enemies	Invincible Titan Guardians of the Globe
Home	Earth
Status	Alive
Background Information
First Appearance	1x01 "It's About Time"
Latest Appearance	3x03 "You Want A Real Costume, Right?"

Furnace is a supervillain who worked as a bodyguard for Machine Head.

Quick Answers

What is Furnace's role in Machine Head's operations?

Furnace, a supervillain, served as a bodyguard for Machine Head. Summoned by Isotope, Furnace engaged in combat for Machine Head, specifically against the Teen Team. His opponents included Robot and Dupli-Kate. His defeat came when Dupli-Kate attached Rex Splode's explosive letters to his armor, causing an explosion that led to his collapse.

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How does Furnace meet his defeat in his fight with Dupli-Kate?

Furnace, a supervillain with a plasma body, is defeated in his battle with Dupli-Kate. His defeat comes when he is bound to his armor, leading to a release of magma. He falls, attempting to maintain grip on his armor. His battle suit aids him in focusing his heat powers for specific uses.

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Who summons Furnace to fight for Machine Head?

Isotope is the character who summons Furnace, a supervillain and bodyguard for Machine Head, to fight. Furnace engages in battles with the Teen Team, but is not directly seen in combat with Invincible and Titan.

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History

Machine Head Penthouse Fight

Furnace is summoned by Isotope to fight for Machine Head. Unlike the other villains, Furnace is not seen fighting Invincible and Titan. However, when the Guardians of the Globe arrive, he attacks Robot. Afterwards he fights Dupli-Kate but explodes from Rex Splode's explosive letters attached by Dupli-Kate to his armor, letting out magma. He collapses to the ground trying not to drop it.

Breakout Fail

Furnace is later sent along with Kursk by Titan under threat from Mr. Liu to break Multi-Paul out from prison. The two are seen battling security guards before Invincible and Kid Omni-Man show up, the latter of the two then rushes into the fight despite the former telling him not to. Invincible manages to defeat both Furnace and Kursk, sending him flying before smashing against a wall, breaking open his armor leaving his molten body to fall onto Kursk which burns him. Furnace is then arrested alongside Kursk by the security guards.

Powers and Abilities

• Plasma Body: Furnace is a supervillain with a body made out of living plasma.
  • Power Suit: He wears a battle suit that lets him focus his heat powers and use them in specific ways.

Appearances

Season 1
1. "It's About Time":	Appears	5. "That Actually Hurt":	Appears
2. "Here Goes Nothing":	Absent	6. "You Look Kinda Dead":	Absent
3. "Who You Calling Ugly?":	Absent	7. "We Need To Talk":	Absent
4. "Neil Armstrong, Eat Your Heart Out":	Absent	8. "Where I Really Come From":	Absent

Season 3
1. "You're Not Laughing Now":	Absent	5. "This Was Supposed To Be Easy":	Absent
2. "A Deal With The Devil":	Absent	6. "All I Can Say Is I'm Sorry":	Absent
3. "You Want A Real Costume, Right?":	Appears	7. "What Have I Done?":	Absent
4. "You Were My Hero":	Absent	8. "I Thought You'd Never Shut Up":	Absent

Trivia

• Furnace is based on Neutron.
• Furnace's powers and design bear resemblance to NRG from the Ben 10 franchise. Both are made of living energy (Plasma and Radiation) and use a metallic suit in battle.
• Despite Furnace's first appearing in the original Image Comics series in 2009, he could have inspired Auta Magetta another iron character from Dragon Ball Super.