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== Origins == During the later years of World War II, [[Crucible:Doctor Omega|Doctor Omega]] conducted numerous experimental weapons programs for the Nazi war machine, blending advanced engineering with brutal militaristic ideology. Among these projects was the development of an enormous steam-powered combat armor system intended to create an invulnerable super-soldier capable of smashing through enemy fortifications and superhuman resistance alike. The project demanded a pilot willing to endure extraordinary physical strain and near-total confinement inside the armored chassis. SS officer '''Bruno Schreck''' volunteered eagerly. Schreck was already regarded as fanatically loyal, physically imposing, and psychologically suited for the role. He viewed the experimental armor not merely as a weapon, but as a manifestation of unstoppable industrial power and military domination. Doctor Omega considered him ideal.
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