Wilhurt is a berserk warrior of the Wolf Tribe, known for being ruthless and having a strong desire for hurting. He is Worriz's right hand man, tasked with accompanying him on missions.
Appearance[]
Wilhurt has black fur throughout his entire body, distinguishing him from the rest of the pack. His paws are dark grey, with some dark grey fur defining his muscular torso, knees and nose. He wears a CHI medallion from a cord around his neck, to power up with CHI. Wilhurt has white fangs and claws on his feet. He wears a red loincloth over his waist, with a small silver wolf logo and fangs covering his belt (trophies from past victories). His eyes are orange and usually fixed in a menacing glance. In the show, the fur covering Wilhurt's eyes is white, however it is dark grey in minifigure form. Wilhurt also wears a white cape in the show, but this cape is absent in minifigure form. (If you discount the "cape" on his printing.)
Biography[]
(From LEGO.com)
Just imagine Worriz, but without ANY redeeming qualities. Wilhurt has only two ambitions: to hunt and to fight. When he is not doing either of them, he goes a little crazy. It's best to keep him occupied. If he spends too long without hurting someone, he gets REALLY dangerous.
(From Legends of Chima: Character Encyclopedia)
Heartless Hunter[]
It's right there in the name - this crazed guy will hurt anyone who crosses his path! Wilhurt's job is to help Worriz - but his passion is attacking anything and everything that moves. To keep him from going completely berserk, it's best to keep him occupied.
Mean Machine[]
Wilhurt is just as crazy on wheels as he is on his paws! On his maniacal motorcycle, Wilhurt chases down enemies with terrifying speed - look out for those mighty tires approaching!
Dark Motives[]
Looking at Wilhurt's fang-covered belt, menacing smile and seriously scary eyes, you might get the impression he's up to no good. You would be right! For Wilhurt, any moment not spent causing havoc is a moment wasted.
Did you know?[]
If Wilhurt goes too long without hurting someone, he starts to really lose control! It's best to keep away when he's in one of those moods.
In Legends of Chima Online[]
Wilhurt is the boss of the third dungeon. He is very strong and spawns with a pack of wolves. Wilhurt drops around 1,000 studs and items worth more than 100,000 studs. Once you defeat him, you discover that he was being controlled by the Crocs' flowers. Wilhurt can also be found in the cavern in Elder's Pride, for the Cry Wolf quest, where he is guarding a Tear of Cavora.
Boss Fight[]
Wilhurt guards the second Tear of Cavora. He is accompanied by a Wolf Medic and a high-level Wolf guard. The path to the tear is cut off by a bridge that must be lowered with a pressure plate. Enemy wolves will continue to spawn the entire time.
Strategy[]
Activating the pressure plate without some serious defense can be difficult, so it is best to either eliminate Wilhurt and his wolves first, or to CHI-up and activate the switch while invincible.
Defeating Wilhurt is equally as difficult as activating the switch, as enemy wolves will continue to spawn the entire time, though the number of wolves that spawn can be reduced by destroying the surrounding wolf tents. The tent to the west and north will both crumble in one hit, cutting off some reinforcements, but the eastern and northwestern tents have a lot more HP and will take plenty of hits before breaking.
After the tents have been destroyed, the only new enemies that will spawn are pairs of wolf grunts armed with blasters, leaving you mostly free to attack Wilhurt.
Wilhurt is a melee-only boss and will chase you down and attack you at close range. He doesn't deal too much damage per hit but has a lot of HP.
Wilhurt's guards include a Blaster-Medic and a unique dual-wielding guard.
Among wolves that can spawn from the tents are melee-wolf grunts and dual-wielding melee wolf grunts.
History[]
The Warrior Within[]
Wilhurt first appears as a gunner on a pack tracker that Cragger had called to support him at the creek leading to the Outlands, alongside Razar, Razcal, Worriz, and warriors from the Raven and Wolf Tribes. However, they were halted by Gorzan of the Gorilla Tribe, as he had been caring for a flower he found in the road. When Worriz attempted to run over the flower, Gorzan intervened and sent Worriz' pack tracker flying into Wilhurt and another wolf's pack tracker. Unfortunately for Gorzan, a piece of metal from one of the pack trackers was sent flying from the impact and crushed the flower. Wilhurt was later seen watching as Gorzan told them he needed to take Flower someplace safe from danger.
The Joy Ride[]
When the Crocodiles to managed re-route the CHI water to their swamp, the Lion elders discovered that the Sacred Pool of CHI was empty and called LaGravis, who was attempting to ally the Rhino Tribe. However, Crooler had called in various Wolves to help delay LaGravis from arriving at the Lion Temple. Riding on a Huntor W3 Speedor, Wilhurt announced "It's time to those Lions some driving lessons!" and the Wolves proceeded to cause both Leonidas and Longtooth to crash their Defendor IV and IIX. LaGravis, however, ejected his Defendor II from his Speedor Tank and charged at the Wolves. While most of the Wolves split up, Wilhurt and Wakz attacked the King's speedor, but LaGravis, who threaded the needle between them, swung his Royal Valious sword, which caused them all to topple and spin out off control. In the end, the King managed to send the Wolves packing by CHI-ing up and stopping Worriz' Huntor speedor with his bare hands.
Attack on Eagle Spire[]
Late one night at the Wolf Camp, a Raven named Ripnik stole the Wolves' sacred Mother Tooth from the combat lair and planted Eris' feathers at the seen of the crime, making the Wolves think that Eagles stole it. The following morning, Worriz met with Cragger in the Crocodile Swamp and told him the legend of the Mother Tooth and how important it is to the Wolves. During this, Wilhurt showed signs of his berserker status by saying they should attack the Eagles now rather than wait. At the base of the spire, Wilhurt had his bellow plants adjusted by Crug so he could fly, while Worriz explained his plan to Cragger. When Eglor came out from the armory carrying an Eagle blaster, Worriz landed and deflected the bolt with his Vengious of Honor sword, though Eglor fired another shot which ricocheted off of a wall and hit Wilhurt's bellow plants, causing both him and Worriz to have high pitched voices, but still charged on. Just then, Laval and Eris landed on the spire's landing pad and led the Eagles to defend their home. As the battle raged on, Wilhurt proclaimed "They may have won the air, but we'll take this battle to the streets!", only to be reminded that Eagle Spire lacks streets. Imminently afterwards, he commanded the other Wolves to use their grapple hooks to reach the Mother Tooth, only to be hit by a book that an Eagle Elder had thrown at him. Eventually, the Wolves managed to hammer in the chains that are connected to the Crocodile vehicles, which began to pull down the spire and endanger the Wolves and Eagles. As soon as the Lions touched down on the spire's landing pad, they were ambushed by the hundreds of Wolves and were forced to fight them. Down below, the Crocodile vehicles started pulling harder on the spire due to Crooler influencing Cragger to kill the Lions, Eagles, and Wolves to better control the CHI. During this, Wilhurt could be seen wobbling on both of his feet while holding a club. Thankfully though, the Ravens managed to shoot the chains and stop the spire's collapse. As the sun set, the Lions and Eagles prepared to face off the Wolves once again, but, bizarrely, the Mother Tooth fell out of the sky and in front of Worriz and LaGravis. With the Mother Tooth back, Wilhurt and the others slid down the chains and headed back to the Wolf Camp.
The Hundred Year Moon[]
Two nights before the Hundred Year Moon was expected to rise, the Wolves began to eat all their drumsticks to better stay prepared for when they become feral. During this, Wilhurt noticed Wonald, the Wolf pup, taking bites out of his apple, which disgusted him and Worriz, only for them to laugh at Wonald's explanation of how he's a vegetarian. Just then, Winzar informed Worriz that Laval and Eris have arrived to inform them about the Hundred Year Moon itself. Along with Winzar, Wonald, and two of each type of Wolf solider, Wilhurt listened to Worriz talk with Laval about the fact a few of them are turning feral already. At that exact moment, Windra appeared with purple eyes and a feral sense that made her drive a pack tracker throughout the camp, though Worriz stopped her by telling her to not look at the moon and slow down. Afterwords, Worriz informed Laval and Eris that the Wolves will be even more dangerous on the night of the moon. Shocked by this, Laval told the wolves to warn the tribes about this, and the wolves set out to do so the following morning. Wilhurt drove in a Claw Bike to the Rhino Quarry to tell the Rhinos about it, only to be dumbfounded when Rogon asked him "What's a moon?". On the night of the full moon, Wilhurt and the other pack members instantly became feral, destroying most of their camp and some of the Beaver lodge, and burying Rogon under some rocks. When Laval and Gorzan, who were trying to head to Forever Rock to save G'Loona because she was captured by Crooler as part of a plan, saw the destruction caused by the Hundred Year Moon-powered wolves and saw them shaking the trees in the distance, attempted to get away on both their Lion Attack and Gorilla Striker, Wilhurt and his packmates raced after them and caused them to crash, and later took apart and ate parts of the vehicles. Wilhurt could be seen munching on parts of the Lion Attack and was startled when Skinnet spoke, causing Wilhurt to lead the others to charge at him, only for them to be stopped by Skinnet's "gift" which was effected differently thanks to the fact Skunks get different powers under the moon. Wilhurt is seen joyfully pouncing in the new field of flowers and tossed some petals over to Gorzan, only for the Gorilla to be grabbed by Laval to run away from the pack. Sure enough, the smell wore off and the wolves began chasing the trio, only for them to climb fruit steads up to Gorilla Village. After failing to bite them, Wilhurt, along with Worriz and his close pal Winzar, howled once again. Not too long after, Gorzan announced that the entire Gorilla Tribe will head out to find G'Loona, unaware she had been freed from Forever Rock by Wonald. Although the Gorillas fought hard in their Strikers, they were forced to retreat after the Wolves overpowered them. Arriving back at Gorilla Village, Grumlo prepared the tribe for a final stand, only be surprised when Wilhurt and the others slipped on dozens of leftover banana peels. As the Gorillas climbed the fruit steads, the Wolves began to shake the tree, which nearly caused Skinnet to fall out of the pod he was in, only to be saved by Eris. As morning rose, the Wolves all woke up from their feral state, with Wilhurt being surprised that he has a banana peel on his face. Just then, Skinnet showed up, ready to launch a fart of flowers into the Wolves' faces, only to be reminded that the Hundred Year Moon is gone, along with his sweet smell. Unfortunately, it was too late and Skinnet unleashed the biggest stink cloud he ever made onto everyone.
In Legends of Chima 4D Movie Xperience[]
Wilhurt makes a non-speaking cameo with Worriz using the Alpha Cannon on the Pack Tracker.
Statistics[]
- Best Friends: Winzar, "if he must choose somebody"
- Fighting Style: Unrestrained fighting, with melee weapons.
- Hobbies: Causing pain.
- Alignment: Formerly evil (in Season 1), later becomes good.
- Personality: Berserk.
- Likes: Fighting, hunting.
- Dislikes: Sitting still.
- Archenemy: Everyone in sight.
Trivia[]
- He and Wiz are the only known wolves with black fur.
- Wilhurt's name is a combination of, or play on, the words "will hurt".
- In the TV series, Wilhurt's voice is a slightly high pitch, not matching most speaking Wolves in the show.
- For unknown reasons, Wilhurt was not given a bio in the activity book Crocodiles and Wolves.
Set Appearance[]
Episode Appearances[]
- The Warrior Within
- Attack on Eagle Spire
- The Hundred Year Moon
- Foxtrot (Non-speaking appearance)
- The Chi Jackers
- Balancing Act
- Crocodile Tears
- Fake Chi, Real Trouble
- Chima Falls (Non-speaking cameo)
- For Chima! (Non-speaking cameo)
- This May Sting a Bit (Non-speaking cameo)
- Attack of the Ice Clan (Non-speaking cameo)
- Fired Up! (Non-speaking cameo)
- Cool and Collected (Non-speaking cameo)
- The King Thing (Non-speaking cameo)
- A Spark of Hope (Non-speaking cameo)
- Wings of Fire (Non-speaking cameo)
- The Heart of Cavora (Non-speaking cameo)
Gallery[]
In Lego Sets[]
TV Series[]
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In Game[]
