Mullac (The Supercat Video Universe)

### Associated with?

Jamie (From his dimension), Bill Callum (Ex-Friend), Jamie (Video Universe), Bill (Video Universe) & Callum (Video Universe)

## Character information

### First Appearance

The Mullac Chronicles. (Video Universe Vol. 2: Pilot)

### Last Appearance

The Supercat Epilogue (Video Universe Vol. 3: Final Episode)

### Status

Alive (The Callum Dimension)

Mullac The Destroyer is the primary antagonist in The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 2. He enters the Video Universe Dimension by utilizing a distinct magical stone, unlike the one Jamie possessed in Volume 1.

In "The Mullac Chronicles," Callum and Jamie confront Mullac, causing the stone to be accidentally dropped and transported to another dimension. Frustrated, Mullac engages in a battle against Callum and Jamie but is ultimately defeated.

As the stone returns to the dimension, Mullac encounters Bill, who has discovered it. Mullac requests the stone from Bill, but Bill refuses, leading to a fight. Once again, Mullac is defeated, but he manages to acquire a gun and holds Bill at gunpoint. Callum arrives after tracking down Mullac and becomes a hostage as well.

Through a clever ruse, Callum and Bill trick Mullac into thinking he will receive the stone, but they distract him and reclaim it. They leave Mullac stranded on the beach. However, Mullac later returns and murders Bill.

After obtaining the stone, Mullac attempts to teleport himself back to his dimension, but Callum foils his plan, resulting in both of them being teleported away.

In the Callum: The Show crossover episode, it is revealed that Mullac and Bill Callum used to be friends, as depicted in the flashback episode of Callum: The Show - "That One Flashback episode."

Towards the series' conclusion, Mullac merges with the Time Stone, increasing his power but losing himself to its influence after a brief period of death. He engages in a brief battle with Callum, during which Callum throws his sword at Mullac, causing him to fall off a cliff edge, presumably killing him. Mullac's death allows the stone to resurface for Callum to retrieve.

In the afterlife, Mullac is denied rest and forcibly resurrected to face punishment for his crimes. Upon returning to life, he is promptly arrested by the police and sentenced to spend the remainder of his life in prison.

In Volume 3, Mullac escapes from prison and immediately sets out to locate Callum. He succeeds in kidnapping him.

Mullac tries to persuade Callum to assist him in returning to his own dimension using the stones, but Callum reveals that he no longer possesses them.

Callum expresses his disdain towards Mullac, stating that although he is still alive, Mullac is no longer his primary concern. Mullac sets out to find the Menacer to uncover the reason for the commotion.

Upon discovering the Menacer's hideout, Mullac comes across photographs of the Menacer's targets, including Lance, Armitage, Captain Callum, Rifle Rob, and Callum himself, captured by the Menacer's camera.

Mullac proceeds to activate the camera and watches a farewell video recorded by the Menacer. Subsequently, he discovers that the Menacer has committed suicide by hanging himself.

After burying Menacer, Mullac encounters Callum again, who is fed up with seeing him. Despite the tension, Mullac tells Callum about Menacer's suicide and offers to help him use Menacer's belongings, possibly to try and bring Lance back from the dead. Callum, angered, tells Mullac he's the last person he would want help from. Taking the hint, Mullac promptly leaves.

Following this encounter, Mullac reflects on his past. He realizes that whether he's inside or not, he's imprisoned by his past actions either way, and no one wants anything to do with him. Mullac stumbles upon the underpass where he murdered Bill, which triggers immense flashbacks. Mullac appears to regret killing Bill and is seen running away from the murder site.

Later, Mullac finds himself journeying through the sand dunes back to where he merged with the stone and where Callum killed him for the first time. He expresses frustration that Menacer got to pass on but not himself, calling it unfair. After calling out to the afterlife and screaming towards the light in the sky, he insists that the afterlife will not intervene this time. He pulls out a knife and proceeds to stab himself in the skull, then drops dead.

In the finale, Mullac returns to the Afterlife and faces questions about ending his own life. The Afterlife's voice tells him he still must make up for his wrongs. Mullac admits he's in a lot of pain for what he did in life and after. The voice says Mullac's pain is just a little of what he caused others and tells him he'll live forever until he makes things right. Mullac, feeling unhappy, is forced back to life and wonders when his suffering will finally stop.