Yellow Megatron

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Yellow Megatron is a Megatron of the Seven Colors from the Precursor World portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.

Created by Gold Megatron as part of his New Primus Vanguard, Yellow Megatron (イエロー破壊大帝 (メガトロン) Ierō Megatoron, lit. "Emperor of Destruction Yellow")<ref>Precursor World fiction frequently utilizes an elaborate form of Japanese wordplay to impart characters with a sort of "B-side" moniker. In this case the title "Emperor of Destruction Yellow" is read as the name "Yellow Megatron." See the Japanese language article for further details on how this works.</ref> seeks to usurp Yellow Splendid Convoy's position as representative of the Yellow Light.

Fiction

Precursor World

Upon absorbing the Golden Age envoy's Golden Power and attaining a new form, Gold Megatron used the Silver Matrix filled with all seven types of Star Power to create seven new Megatrons to serve him, including Yellow Megatron. In the following battle royale, White Megatron, Green Megatron, and Yellow Megatron accompanied their master as he formed the Gold Matrix from the two Silver Matrices. When the Megatron of the G1 World's 2050 possessed Green and fought Gold Megatron, White and Yellow attacked Gold Primus Convoy, causing him to shed the Golden Power granted to him and revert to Star Convoy. However, the Autobot was still able to defeat Gold Megatron. Finale

Toys

Robots in Disguise (2001)

Cue 28970373 kitbashes with a Skeletor head.

• Destructicon Bludgeon (Destructicon, 2003)
  • Accessories: Rifle, 2 missiles

• Known designers: Andrew Frankel (Hasbro){{#if: |, {{{2}}}}}

Destructicon Bludgeon was repurposed as Yellow Megatron.

A redeco of the Generation 2 Deluxe-sized "Hero" Megatron mold, Robots in Disguise Bludgeon transforms into an Abrams M1A1 assault tank. His main cannon uses an air-bladder to launch the hollow, rubber-tipped missiles he comes with. These missiles can be stored with pull-out clips on the sides of his turret, which become his robot-mode arms.

He and his fellow Destructicon Scourge were exclusive to the KB Toys store chain, released under the Robots in Disguise banner long after the series had been replaced with Armada, which explains why they used the same packaging style.

While his package art shows him having two separate eyes (like the original release of the figure as Megatron), the actual toy has its face painted red across its nose to connect the eyes to make a rather unevenly-leveled eye visor.

• More information on Bludgeon at TFU.info

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Notes

• "Yellow Megatron" is technically never said, but c'mon.

References

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