Pulse

Lore
Jack Trace spent his early childhood in various questionable children's training programs at the behest of his abusive father, who was himself an FBI agent. The constant beatings and stress of the intensive training programs caused him to lose his hair at the very early age of 7. As Jack grew older, he began torturing small animals "for the lulz" as he would say. When his father realized that his son was a monster, he began beating him more often and with increasing intensity. By the age of 16, Jack began calling himself "Pulse," presumably because he liked feeling little kitten's beating hearts slow to a halt in his hands. His father was having none of that shit, and threw him on the street at the young adult age of 17. In response, Pulse took his mother's maiden name, Estrada.

It was on the streets of Atlanta where Pulse turned from demented and abused to charismatic and abusive. Jack learned the ways of the street life, and by the age of 22, had built an empire in the Atlanta, Georgia underworld. It was not long before the rise of police brutality reached his ears. After witnessing the Rodney King police brutality, Pulse decided to enlist in the FBI, putting the training of his now dead father to use. After only a few years, Jack became a leading operative in the organization with his own wife and kids, whom he beats regularly. Now Pulse lives out his murderous fantasies on the US population, particularly those already condemned to the inner city cycle of destruction.

Pulse is the main antagonist of the series, constantly locked in battle with Blitz and his allies across the show's several seasons. As an FBI Agent, Pulse travels the world with his CIA henchmen and FBI allies sewing chaos and death to feed the US Military Industrial Complex, Pulse's benefactor and greatest ally. The rap artist Kanye West is a constant thorn in Jack's side. Because of West's change of heart to ally with Blitz in season one, the crew know Pulse's every move.