Water Hazard (Remnant)

Water Hazard is a transformation available to Ben Tennyson via his Hero Time Semblance. He is accessed by Ben using the Omnitrix's Steam Dust and Water Dust.
==Appearance==
Water Hazard appears as a pinkish-red, mollusk-like creature. Purple-magenta patterns cover his body. His four slitted eyes are green, and his mouth does not move when he speaks. He also has eyes on his chest, with crab-like features on his stomach which appear to be crab legs forming a rib cage. He has a rough-styled hood, and has what appear to be barnacles on his shoulders, arms, legs and hands where he shoots the water. He also has three spikes on the back of his legs and seems to have cracks on his arms and shoulders. His fingers are sharp and resemble dactyls, the "moveable finger" of a crab claw. Water Hazard also has a mask that comes down from his hood which is colored the same grey as the other details across his body. His barnacles are blue in the center.
Water Hazard wears the Omnitrix on his chest.
===Albedo Tennyson as Negative Water Hazard===
Using his Bad Copy Semblance, Albedo can access Water Hazard with the same Dust combination as Ben. Albedo's version has red eyes, matching his Aura and Omnitrix, and his body is colored blue. The parts which are normally grey on Ben's version are colored slightly green.
File:Water_Hazard_Grimm_Force Albedo.png|Negative Water Hazard
==Powers==
*Water Hazard retains most of his powers from other continuities.
==Weaknesses==
*Water Hazard retains most of his weaknesses from other continuities.
==History==
Episode Title 	Usage 	Used By 	Times Used
And Then There Were...	Water Hazard unintentionally appeared when he and Ben Tennyson were accidentally hit with a crate of Dust crystals, unlocking the Bad Copy Semblance.	Albedo Tennyson	1
==Appearances==
*And Then There Were... (debut)
==Trivia==
*"Water" brings to mind the color blue, primarily, but could also bring to mind a lack of color with the actual clear color of water. "Hazard" could bring to mind yellows or oranges that are usually associated with hazard warnings.