Armus

In-Game Behavior
When Armus spawns, it won't actually appear anywhere on the map for a while. After at least a few seconds, a black puddle will quickly form nearby a random player and Armus will rise out of it shortly after. Armus won't do anything but turn towards players to stare at them, but touching it will harm you. As it's main attack however, Armus will shoot lightning from it's chest in a straight line. If you get struck by the lightning you'll be paralyzed and sent flying backwards, and along with being paralyzed you'll take a specific amount of damage to where your character only has 20 health left. As you're paralyzed it only gets worse, as your remaining health will begin to deplete shortly after. As mentioned earlier you can be hurt by directly making contact with Armus too, but it is not as bad as being struck by lightning; when you touch Armus it will summon a short electric shield around itself that lasts very briefly. The shield will knock you backwards like the lightning does, but it's paralysis effects only have a chance of happening rather than being inevitable. Lastly, the shield will deal 120 damage that gradually drains in a likewise manner that the Fortune Teller's β form's attacks do.

Trivia

 * Armus' appearance in the ROBLOX game Just Your Average Starship (by TheBlueOni) influenced it's behavior more than its actual appearance in Star Trek, especially since Perplexingpumpkin saw TheBlueOni's game before knowing Armus was even from Star Trek at all.
 * Parts of Armus' design are taken from multiple things.
 * It's arms are simplistic like a ROBLOXian since it's behavior is based on its appearance in a ROBLOX game.
 * It's "legs" are taken from how Armus actually appears in Star Trek.
 * The pattern on it's torso and the horn-like features on Armus' head are both taken from concept art by Rick Sternbach.