Scar

Description
Scar is a green and yellow/gold robot who serves The General with his cockily sadistic personality and twin throwing axes. He commands a cut of The General's forces that is made up of a type of robots known as "Bloody Axes".

Story
Scar raids the Ancestral Eon family Estate (Episode 12 - The Eighteen Woodenmen), but is rendered unconscious by Captain Magnum. He escapes custody after Captain Magnum leaves him with a squad of CDF officers. It is unknown weather he had aid to escape, but most likely did not need it. Scar later returns with upgraded combat sensors and darkened appearance, to hunt down Marty (Episode 12 - Nightmares), but is defeated again by his sleepwalking target.

History
Scar was made before Black Beauty, but is by no means the oldest of The General's forces oldest member. 10 years before the show's story begins, a unit of Bloody Axes under Scar's command was responsible for the tragic death of the Eon family, including Eon himself. Naturally, the family steward Charlie and Eon's son Marty would survive this event.

Weapons

 * Twin Axes Scar wields 2 meat-cleaver-like throwing axes with energy/ki-enhanced blades that glow green when in use. These axes return to scar after being thrown or launched from their holsters. The axes may combine to form an ax with blades on both end of it's shaft, which increases their destructive potential.
 * Metal Poison A poison that effects robots. When a robot receives an injury with Metal Poison, they become parallelized.

Combat Maneuvers
Scar uses no named techniques himself over the course of the series.
 * Bloody Lotus A maneuver used by a formation of Bloody Axes surrounding their enemy. The robots levitate as if skydiving and orbit their target with their weapons pointed inward, toward the target, as the robots spiral downward on the target.

Trivia

 * The kanji on Scar's wrist-guard/joint (斧 ono) means "axe".
 * Scar's design seems to be tiger-like, most likely to represent his predatory programming, strength, and quick reflexes as expected of tigers in Chinese mythology. The tiger is also said to be the only creature capable of standing next to the dragon, which could represent Scar's rivalry with Gaff, who is the most notable character he interacts with who has dragon symbolism.
 * Scar, though being a character with such a presence and with such importance in the backstory of the main character, only makes any relevant appearance in 3 episodes (12, 13, and 17).