Overview
- This article is about the vehicle. For the set, see 70004 Wakz' Pack Tracker.
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The Wolf Pack Trackers are vehicles used by the Wolf Tribe.
History
History[]
Legends of Chima, Season 1[]
The Legend of Chima/The Great Story[]
The Warrior Within[]
While tending to a flower, Gorzan came across the Wolf Tribe, who were using three Wolf Pack Trackers on their way to meet Cragger at the creek to confront Laval. Worriz grew more impatient as Gorzan suggested a detour. Ignoring the advice, Worriz charged ahead with his Pack Tracker, intent on staying on course. Gorzan jumped into his mech to intercept the oncoming Pack Tracker and protect the flower. Initially, he gained the upper hand, pushing Worriz's machine back. However, Worriz countered by deploying two harpoons that anchored his Pack Tracker to nearby trees, boosting its power against Gorzan. Despite this, Gorzan managed to overpower Worriz, flipping the Pack Tracker into the air. The resulting crash sent Worriz's machine tumbling into the other Pack Trackers, creating a pile-up. Unfortunately, this collision caused a piece of steel to break loose and land directly on the flower.
The Joy Ride[]
Market Day[]
Attack on Eagle Spire[]
The Hundred Year Moon[]
Foxtrot[]
The CHI Jackers[]
Balancing Act[]
Crocodile Tears[]
Fake CHI, Real Trouble[]
Ravens vs Eagles[]
Reunion Gone Wrong[]
Laval in Exile[]
Legends of Chima, Season 2[]
A Tangled Web[]
Legends of Chima, Season 3[]
Attack of the Ice Clan[]
A Very Slippery Slope[]
The Artifact[]
Official descriptions
Official descriptions[]
LEGO.com[]
Bulky and overpowered, the Wolf Pack Tracker is used in lightning raids to steal CHI from other tribes – usually the Eagles. Toothed wheels cut their way through the jungle, and provide four-wheel stability on even the roughest terrain. Afterburners not only add to its already impressive power, but just look cool, and make the vehicle roar like a Wolf. The cannon is used to open up otherwise blocked routes of escape, but sometimes Wakz gets stuck; that’s when the rear winch comes in handy to pull him out of trouble.[1]
Powerful Raider[]
For quick attacks or CHI raids, the Wolves can rely on Wakz's Pack Tracker. With plant-trampling wheels and a blastling cannon capable of starting a forest fire, it's designed to get through Chima's thickest jungles with terrifying ease.[2]
Appearances
Appearances[]
Sets[]
Legends of Chima[]
Season 1[]
- 1. "The Legend of Chima"
- 2. "The Great Story"
- 3. "The Warrior Within"
- 4. "The Joy Ride"
- 5. "Market Day"
- 6. "Attack on Eagle Spire"
- 7. "The Hundred Year Moon"
- 10. "Foxtrot"
- 11. "The Chi Jackers"
- 12. "Balancing Act"
- 13. "Crocodile Tears"
- 14. "Fake CHI, Real Trouble"
- 15. "Ravens vs Eagles"
- 16. "Reunion Gone Wrong"
- 17. "Laval in Exile"
- 18. "The Black Cloud"
- 19. "Chima Falls"
- 20. "For CHIMA!"
Season 2[]
- 22. "A Tangled Web"
Season 3[]
- 28. "Attack of the Ice Clan"
- 36. "A Very Slippery Slope"
- 37. "The Artifact"
Mini-movies[]
