#destructicons

[blueikeproductions]

Commish for @thebigboy71~!

Related to my EarthSpark fanon, but after the series ended, and some of the cast got involved in the second Legacy Wars based on the Age of the Primes toy line.

Blackwood and the specific Destructicons related to his Transformers universe, with the Destructicons being one of the Decepticon subgroups acting during Legacy War II.

In my EarthSpark scenario, both Megatron and Optimus are upgraded by the power of the Emberstone, inheriting Quintus Prime's power to eventually assist on defeating Dark Nova Prime, Quintus' former apprentice.

At the time I only had Galvatron and Starscream designed, but I came up with Optimus on the fly drawing this comic. His Vehicle Mode is a heavily modified version of a Lithone space ship that some G1 media repurposed as a Quintesson ship, to mirror Galvatron and Starscream being Quintesson vehicles.

Originally Optimus and Galvatron were going to be green and white similar to Quintus, but that didn't seem very interesting. To go a different direction, I used the Powerlinx colors of Optimus and Galvatron from Armada, and they work surprisingly well here.

In my ES scenario, Robbie has a more obvious grudge against Dot, hence him being more openly critical of her here.

[nevis-the-skeleton]

Here an OC I create ^^, Trapswarm! He's a member of the Destructicons, a group created by : @thedestructicons

Go watch it's funny X)

Trapswarm he's in this group dispite himself. He's here because he break everything he touch XD

I draw him in TFP style, but the Destructicons are not specially in TFP univers

[thedestructicons]

The Destructicons - Vines 2

[askvectorprime]

Dear Vector Prime, what relationship if any do the Dinobots and Destructicons have to the Autobots and Predacons in Viron realities?

Dear Dinobot Destructor,

The Dinobots—consisting of Grimlock, Snarl, Slapper, Sludge, Terranotron, and Triceradon—are former Predacons who changed sides during the Cybertronian Civil War. Though they were prideful and loath to work with "lowly Autobots", they did not approve of the Predacon Council's goals or commanders like Megatron, who sought to plunder entire worlds of their resources. It may surprise you to note that the ones called Grimlock and Slapper have no relation to the individuals who also used those monikers; it's simply an example of multiple people having the same name.

The Destructicons are more varied throughout the multiverse. Sometimes they consist of Mega Zarak and his vanguard; other times, they are foes of the Elite Guard. As for their relation to the Autobots and Predacons, some of their number include Autobot turncoats, while others are Predacons who underwent a vehicular upgrade to become Decepticons and chose later to rally under the Destructicon sub-group banner as a unit.

[askvectorprime]

Dear, Vector Prime. Could you tell us about Destructicon Bludgeon and Destructicon Scourge? What kind of personality do they have?

Dear Destructicon Delineator,

Scourge is much like other incarnations of him that you might have already observed; treacherous, power hungry, and dedicated to letting the flower of evil bloom across the cosmos.

As for Bludgeon, he's a bombastic sort, and a master of Cybertronian martial arts. He's quite formidable, though his tendency to call his attacks using names that are more elaborate than usual limits his effectiveness. That said, some bots are left stupefied after hearing him cry out the likes of "TURBOFOX SNATCHES VICTORY" and whatnot.

[askvectorprime]

Dear Vector Prime, what would the unreleased Hound and Mercedes Benz Go-Bots been like if they were released as Spychangers in RID 2001?

Dear Spychanger Surveyor,

You must mean Ransack and Backtrack! As two members of the Spychangers, these crafty ninja warriors were allies of the Elite Guard. Together they helped in the fight against Jhiaxus and the Destructicons.

As for how they were as individuals, Ransack was something of a strong man, with an appreciation for indingenous wild-life throughout the cosmos. He had a reputation for biting off more than he could chew with said animals, however. Backtrack, meanwhile, was a talented illusionist, who used plumes of smoke and exhaust in combination with her ninja skills to create obscuring displays and aid in her theatrical, death-defying entrances.

Interestingly, it should be noted that these two shared bodyforms with Go-Bots from other universes; Hound and Smokescreen, to be specific.

[thelastgherkin]

UNITE WARRIORS MEGATRONIA CONQUESTRION

The Empress // Sunburst // Moonbeam // Nightracer // Shadow Striker

Subgroup: Destructicons

Function: Seige Engine

Bio: The Empress saw the Decepticons lacking a dictator – and so too did she see them in need of an enforcer.  The result, Conquestrion, is a dark mirror of Victorion, and the combined form of the Empress and her inner circle.  The Empress’ Decepticon fanaticism is the driving force of this combiner, and her malice brings the cruelty of her teammates to the fore.  Conquestrion was made for domination; she truly believes that the only way for Cybertron to be at peace is through her tyranny.  Conquestrion’s powerful Dystopia thermal sword is more than a match for Victorion’s broadsword.

[thelastgherkin]

Unite Warriors MegaEmpress The Empress

Subgroup: Destructicons

Function: Leader of the New Decepticon Empire

Bio: Born into slavery early during the war, the bot that would become the Empress soon liberated herself and her comrades in the style of her idol, Megatron.  Unknown to the Empress, she was part of the Megaplex Initiative, a program headed by Soundwave to manipulate individuals into recreations of Megatron by raising them in the same conditions.  Consequently she has never truly acted on her own violation, instead being a sleeper agent, living weapon and religious zealot for the Decepticon cause.  The Empress’ handheld weapon is the fearsome Judgement Axe, and her vehicle mode ladder conceals a powerful rail gun.