How to Draw XLR8

I told you all that I would be back with another Ben 10 alien and so here I am. This time you will be learning "how to draw XLR8". Now he is another cool character from the show that I absolutely love. I also noticed that they use him a lot as well. He is a lizard looking alien that gets around on two incredibly fast set of wheels. XLR8 comes from the planet Kinet and his species is called Kineceleran. He is super fast making it almost impossible to capture him even if you tried. He is also a highly intelligent Omnitrix alien that also has the ability to manipulate friction to give him more super speed ability. Now, when Ben 10 transforms into XLR8 he has the ability to run as fast as 500 miles per hour. He goes so fats that he can also roll right up along walls. As you can imagine this type of ability can not be used just anywhere. Because he is on wheels he is only able to roll lighting fast on solid ground. If he was to approach surfaces like mud or ice he would have a real difficult time getting across an over to his destination point. So if you were a villain and wanted to capture XLR8 you could have him follow you down a path that would eventually turn to some sort of mushy substance or a path of ice. Another way to capture or slow down this lizard alien on wheels is to some how send magnetic pulses in his direction; this also throws him off balance and off course. A little information about the Kineceleran race is that they are considered speedsters, and because they go over 500 mph when they are thrown off course it could be futile to them. His appearance is simple; he is mainly black with turquoise colored stripes that travel down his tail and on his arms legs, and feet. His hands are like razor clutches with only three fingers. He is definitely an interesting character and you will learn how to draw Ben 10 aliens XLR8 step by step. The instructions are simple to read and understand. Sit back and strap in cause you are going on a super fast ride when it comes to drawing XLR8.

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