The Viltrumite Council is the ruling advisory body of the Viltrum Empire, a circle of high-ranking Viltrumites that once counseled Emperor Argall and now guides Grand Regent Thragg on war, policy, and the survival of the species.
The Viltrumite Council forms the central governing body of the Viltrum Empire. Its members once advised Emperor Argall and, after his death, turned to counsel the sitting Grand Regent, Thragg. Seated on Viltrum since the founding monarch's reign, the council has directed the Empire's movements for as long as records reach, even though the details of how it first came together are lost.
The council debates matters of strategy, population recovery, and the enforcement of imperial law, reaching its choices through shared discussion. Final authority, however, rests with the Grand Regent, who holds ultimate control over major directives. Among its duties are assigning missions, setting enforcement measures, and pairing Viltrumites with genetically compatible mates to rebuild their thinning numbers, with every ruling then carried out under the Empire's high command.
When Thaedus assassinated Argall, the resulting vacuum let Thragg, already a senior Regent, seize control as Grand Regent. Branding the betrayal proof of a sickness within their society, he launched the Great Purge that killed half of all Viltrumites, and the council backed his consolidation of power. It then endorsed the galaxy-wide expansion that thrived for ages until the Scourge Virus nearly wiped out the species and left only three councilors. The survivors adopted a fresh tactic of infiltrating and weakening worlds from within, entrusting agents such as Nolan with the work.
After Nolan abandoned his conquest of Earth, the council voted for his arrest and dispatched a team of Lucan, Vidor, and Thula under General Kregg to Thraxa, where he was beaten and taken. Through most of the later war the council stayed out of sight, presumably sanctioning Thragg's campaign against the Coalition, and its whereabouts during Viltrum's destruction remain unknown.
Grand Regent Thragg leads the council, which formerly served Emperor Argall as its founder. Its ranks have included General Kregg and the traitor Thaedus, alongside various other councilors, one of whom Thragg beheaded during Argall's funeral for suspected disloyalty. Set against it stand the Coalition of Planets and figures such as Allen the Alien, Space Racer, and Battle Beast.

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The Viltrumite Council is the central governing body of the Viltrum Empire, a group of high-ranking Viltrumites that once advised Emperor Argall and now counsels Grand Regent Thragg. It has directed the empire's policy and military strategy for as long as records reach.
Grand Regent Thragg currently leads the Viltrumite Council, having seized power after Emperor Argall, the council's founder, was assassinated by Thaedus. Final authority over the council's decisions rests with the Grand Regent.
The Viltrumite Council debates strategy, population recovery, and the enforcement of imperial law, reaching decisions through discussion before the Grand Regent gives final approval. Its duties include assigning missions and pairing Viltrumites with genetically compatible mates to rebuild their numbers.
The Scourge Virus nearly wiped out the Viltrumite species and reduced the council to only three surviving members. The survivors responded by adopting a new strategy of infiltrating and weakening worlds from within, using agents such as Nolan.
After Nolan abandoned his mission to conquer Earth, the Viltrumite Council voted for his arrest and sent a team led by General Kregg to capture him on Thraxa. Nolan was beaten and taken into custody as a result.
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