The new equipment gives them energy shielding, much more powerful wrist-blasters, and a chest crystal which can unleash an energy snake to aid them in combat. He ends up accidentally chasing his scared siblings into the dungeon, locking himself in the cell with Ravess, Snipe, Hoerk, Spitz, and a chicken.They have soft, low voices, much like that of Repton, except much quieter. Ravess also owns a personal carrier, which is smaller than a standard Destroyer and is shaped more like the beak of a hawk. She escapes through the door to the Farside of Atmos, and the Storm Hawks follow. During those times Aerrow is actually piloting the vehicle, Radarr will often help by throwing wrenches and other objects at nearby enemies to disable them.
Furthermore, rather than use his parachute, Finn will generally proceed to land crotch-first on one of his friends' rides, along with a high-pitched greeting to said friend.In "Power Grab," Ravess is left in charge of Cyclonia while Master Cyclonis and Dark Ace are away on Terra Tropica.
Soon, he was proven right later on in Cyclonia, with him and his brothers scorched. —The Final Battle.. Although not yet recognized by the Sky Knight council as an official squadron, the Storm Hawks still stick to their mission of saving the world of Atmos from Master Cyclonis. He is well-respected by his squadron who he considers family.Aerrow's ride is the Air Skimmer III Ultra, significantly upgraded from the standard model. After making his way through the city's many death traps, Domiwick and Piper duel outside the crystal chamber. His devices, though rarely used as intended, are often incredibly useful or life-saving. She can also empower the Dark Ace with these abilities.Later, Snipe, in command of a Cyclonian war fleet, attempts to assassinate the Storm Hawks as well as the Raptors.
"Domiwick reappears in "Dark Waters", where he blows open a tunnel that not only releases unknown monsters, but reveals a cavern filled with endless tunnels that lead throughout the Atmos, including the far side. Inexplicably, the engine where Radarr's seat is installed has an invisible compartment, from which Radarr can pull all manner of objects; a running gag with this is a female chicken attracted to Radarr that first appears in "Gale Force Winds".
For some reason, the energy snakes seem to be allergic to Radarr.In the finale, Cyclonis uses a special door to open a portal to the Farside of Atmos, from which she brings crystal technology far beyond that of the Sky Knights. The ship was damaged very badly by the Cyclonian Exopod in "Stratosphere".For flight, Finn uses a standard Air Skimmer III. Using it, she is able to outfit her Night Crawlers with virtually unstoppable weapons and Cyclonia itself with levitation pods, turning the entire terra into a massive flying fortress with which she takes over Atmos. The vehicles are designed for cold temperatures, and thus operate poorly in high heat. Suzi admits the extent of their check was basically yelling to see if anyone called back. As a running gag, Finn's vehicle is almost always cut in half or otherwise destroyed during combat. Eventually, Domiwick and the Cyclonians tunnel their way into the city, but as soon as they're inside, Snipe abandons Domiwick, intending to claim the crystal for Master Cyclonis. Stork also displays extreme ingenuity and resourcefulness during "The Code", in which he builds a versatile motorcycle from a pile of scrap within moments. However, they soon learn that Domiwick's expedition is being funded by the Cyclonians, with Snipe on hand to follow Domiwick's digging instructions. The Storm Hawks took their name from a previous Sky Knight squadron which was taken down by the Dark Ace, the newer one having adopted the name (and their carrier) in their honor. He also loves to eat candy; that was the main reason why he joined Spitz and Hoerk to attempt to overthrow Repton.