Personality[]

The Dark Voyager is depicted as a highly calculating individual. He prefers to observe his enemies from afar, moving in the shadows and acting only when the moment is right. Cautious to the extreme, he often ensnares those who claim to be allies, exploiting them for his own gain before eliminating them. He values unwavering loyalty forged over aeons between him and his minions. Despite his composed demeanor, he takes pleasure in instilling fear in others. He also speaks in a very formal, almost medieval manner, further adding to his enigmatic presence.

Overall, The Voyager is an extremely cruel individual who does not care about the harm he causes to reality, having destroyed countless others before. He is also known to observe everything from his Dark Harvester, including other realities, monitoring allies, enemies and targets.

Appearance[]

In his standard form, Dark Voyager wears a sleek black space suit reinforced with metallic plates and flexible armored sections. His defining feature is his glowing orange helmet: a fully opaque, smooth-visored dome that conceals whatever lies within. A floating Chaos Cube is often seen at his side. When the helmet is removed, a bright molten orange flaming skull is revealed.

In his second form, Dark Voyager appears overwhelmed with cube-like energy. His upper body fractures into clusters of glowing orange cubes. Energy crackles around his skull, while his shoulders and torso dissolve into intensely radiant fragments. A vibrant orange light pulses from within the disintegrating armor, though the lower half of his suit remains fully intact.

Dark Voyager	Unmasked

Powers and Abilities[]

The Dark Voyager is a very powerful alien being who destroyed countless realities in his path. Although no one knows what he is truly capable of, he is told to be powerful enough to require the union of The Seven in order to be able to confront him.

Chaos Cube
	Chaos Cube Shield An unbreakable bubble shield used during The Reassembly Events.
	Flight The Voyager can fly at will.
	Creation of Echoes With the aid of the Chaos Cubes that compose his body, the Dark Voyager is capable of manifesting echoes of himself aligned with his will. These echoes are connected to the original Voyager, who can notice when they're harmed, and can use some of his powers. When defeated, the cubes that compose them return to the Dark Voyager.
	Creation of Drones With the aid of the Chaos Cubes that compose them, the Dark Voyager and his echoes are capable of creating battle drones.
	Burning Voyager Form The Dark Voyager can restructure his body using the Chaos Cubes that compose it, in order to achieve a seemingly more powerful form.

Timeline[]

Pre-Chapter 7[]

Dark Voyager traveled through space and time into multiple realities, which were ultimately destroyed. At some undetermined time, he incurred the hatred of The Visitor (Reality Unknown), an alternate timeline counterpart of The Visitor, one of the members of The Seven who succumbed to the Chrome of the Herald, another member of the Last Reality. The Visitor (Reality Unknown) chased the Dark Voyager ever since, witnessing all the horrible things he did.

Chapter 6: Mini Season 2[]

Zero Hour[]

After the Dark Presence's defeat on Oninoshima, Jones, Hope and the Looper were taken to the Golden Coast Island. However, they were caught off-guard by Dark Voyager's arrival along with the Dark Harvester. Barely arrived, he obliterated the Battle Bus and almost the bus driver with it.^[3]

Chapter 7: Season 1[]

The Dark Voyager then started to observe the island, seemingly searching for something. After some time, the Dark Voyager took over InnoLoop Labs, the place where the Zero Point Shard recovered by Hope, Jones and The Looper after the battle against the Dark Presence was located and initiated a scan of the area. He started to alterate The Storm, in order locate other shards.

Lethal Labs[]

After this, The Looper sought to infiltrate his ranks by sending a message via a holotable found in Lethal Labs, pledging their loyalty. Intrigued, the Dark Voyager assigned them missions to test their usefulness — notably to gather intelligence on the Zero Shards and The Seven. However, this proved to be nothing more than a ploy; the Dark Voyager used The Looper for his own ends before planning to dispose of them, claiming to prefer the loyalty of minions forged over aeons rather than that of a stranger offering to help. He dispatched his minions — Skulldroid and NITE Unit Sniper — to kill them, but The Looper swiftly defeated both in battle and escaped.

Setting the Stage with Kingston[]

The following weeks, the Dark Voyager began forming a golden rift above his ship. At the same time, The Order continued her mission and set up camp near Ol' Stumpy, where she recorded a new mission log. She noted that Reality: 266 feels strangely familiar, yet something seems off. The Loop appeared stable, but she noticed the Storm had changed — starting to think someone was tampering with it, without knowing it was due to Voyager.

The Order eventually infiltrated Lethal Labs, needing materials there to create a device to summon the surviving members of the Seven, in order to stand a chance against the Dark Voyager. However, she was attacked and captured before this could happen. Shortly afterward, the Voyager left Reality: 266 with his Dark Harvester spaceship.

During the Chapter 7: Season 1 Battle Pass Quests - Seeking to infiltrate the ranks of the Dark Voyager, the Looper sent a message to him via a holotable found in the InnoLoop Labs/Lethal Labs, pleading their loyalty. Intrigued, Dark Voyager assigned them missions to test their usefulness, notably to find more about the Zero Shards and the Seven.

However, it turned out to be nothing more than a ploy by the Dark Voyager, who used the Looper for his own ends before planning to get rid of them, claiming to prefer the loyalty of his minions forged over aeons rather than that of a stranger claiming to want to help him. He sent his minions: Skulldroid and NITE Unit Sniper, to eliminate them; however, the Looper escaped it.

In the end, this event marks the first time in history where the Looper failed in earning someone's trust.

Sometime later, the Order infiltrated Lethal Labs to investigate the Dark Voyager's motives regarding the Zero Point Shard. But, as she was getting a scan of the location for materials, her presence was compromised, leading to her capture, which landed her in the lab's underground prison cell.

Shortly after, The Order was broken out of the cell with the help of the Looper and Carina. This seemingly enraged the Voyager, who put his ship into attack mode.

Final Wave[]

As this was happening, the Dark Voyager rifted his ship to two realities containing a Zero Shard, and retrieved the respective shards, combining them at Lethal Labs to produce a portion of the Zero Point powerful enough to open pure portals to other realities containing Zero Shards after being charged with his ship's energy. Notable among these realities is a part of the Ice King's moon, as the Dark Voyager is implied to be allied with him.

Chapter 7: Season 2[]

After making an appearance with Exalted Ice King, the Dark Voyager leaves Reality: 266 to search for the 7th Zero Point Shard.

OG Chapter 1: Season 8[]

The Dark Harvester arrived on Loot Lake through a red golden rift. The ship scanned the lake for a few days before leaving.

Save the World: A Voyager's Arrival[]

The Dark Harvester appeared near Homebase and began deploying Dark Voyager Drones across the area in an attempt to locate a Zero Point Shard. The search ended up empty handed.

Reload: Elite Stronghold[]

The Dark Harvester arrived at Elite Armory and began abducting the 7th Zero Point Shard from The Elites. The Elites fought back with anti-aircraft turrets, but none of their bullets managed to pierce the Dark Harvester's shield.

Trivia[]

• Jones notes that the Dark Voyager has the scent of "the emptiness of dead realities" on him, implying he already destroyed several realities on his own.
  • This is later confirmed by The Visitor (Reality Unknown), who's been chasing him across realities, witnessing him ending countless worlds.
• For some reason, the Dark Harvester's navigation system uses the IO/Seven alphabet instead of cube glyphs or alien's own alphabet.
  • This was likely done in order for players to be able to read and understand what was said.
• The Dark Voyager has an alternate-reality counterpart, the Eternal Voyager, who was introduced in Season X.
  • Although the two share visual similarities, the Eternal Voyager is not cube-based and is not affiliated with The Last Reality.
  • Eternal Voyager met his end in Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point, where The Zero Point discorporated him, scattering his molecules across countless realities.
    • Interestingly, Dark Voyager's cube-fragmented form bears a notable resemblance to the Eternal Voyager's disassembled state.

• In Chapter 7: Season 2 Cinematic Trailer, the Dark Harvester's navigation system describes Reality: 7021's Sprite Utopia Moon as "This is absolute bullshit."

Gallery[]

Dark Voyager within the Dark Harvester

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