Editing Krok (G1)

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{{disambig2|the Decepticon Action Master|his mirror universe counterpart|Krok (SG)}}
:''Krok is a [[Decepticon]] [[Action Master]] from the [[Generation 1 continuity family|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
[[File:Krok.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|Howard Stern all morning, classic rock all day.]]
'''Krok''' is Cybertron's star soc-... ''football'' player. This position isn't undeserved, as centuries of playing all-star [[mecha-soccer]] has given Krok the ability to cause earthquakes with his steps. His [[Action Master partner|partner]], [[Gatoraider]], finishes off the unlucky fools caught in the aftershocks.  Krok's sports career also gifted him with leadership experience, and he often finds himself in a high-ranking position just by virtue of his notable captaining skills. 

==Fiction==
===Marvel Comics continuity===
====Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics====
[[File:Krok the last autobot.jpg|thumb|left|upright=0.4]]
After the climactic battle with [[Unicron/Generation 1|Unicron]], Krok turned up out of nowhere on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], working as [[Bludgeon (G1)|Bludgeon]]'s right hand 'bot and aide-de-camp. {{storylink|Still Life!}} He even got to sit at the Big Boys' Table with Bludgeon, [[Prowl (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Prowl]], and [[Grimlock (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Grimlock]] during the united Autobot/Decepticon council meetings. He and Bludgeon both still had the urge to conquer in their circuitry, but were worried that after the war, their fellow Decepticons might actually prefer to remain in alliance with the Autobots. Fortunately for them, Grimlock engaged in a very public and very brutal beating of the Decepticon [[Fangry (G1)|Fangry]], quickly turning sentiment against the alliance. Krok and Bludgeon led the Decepticons in abandoning the Autobots on Cybertron and left for a new world to conquer: [[Klo]]. {{storylink|Exodus!}} Serving as site-to-site coordinator, Krok kept Bludgeon apprised of troop advancement across the planet's surface. He also uncovered an Autobot homing beacon on one of their ships during a security sweep and was able to warn Bludgeon ahead of time that they should expect company. {{storylink|The Last Autobot?}} After the Autobots did arrive, however, Krok was not visibly present among the Decepticon troops.
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====''Classics''====
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Krok continued to serve with Bludgeon over the subsequent fifteen years. He was ready and waiting to repel an attack from [[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Megatron]]'s faction when Bludgeon was executed by the treacherous [[Piranacon (G1)|Piranacon]]. Krok apparently chose to cut his losses, as Bludgeon's faction surrendered almost immediately thereafter, without a fight. {{storylink|At Fight's End}}

====''Regeneration One''====
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More than twenty years after the final battle on Klo, Krok continued to serve in his role as Bludgeon's adviser as the Decepticon leader led his troops in an assault on Cybertron. After unleashing their [[Blitz Engine]]s upon Cybertron's Autobots, Krok suggested using the ''[[Warworld]]'''s powerful weaponry but Bludgeon was not keen to devastate the very planet that he wanted to take back and instead decided on a single, symbolic strike—centred on [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Ultra Magnus]] and [[Galvatron II|Galvatron]]! {{storylink|Destiny, Part Four}} As Bludgeon monologued about the battle unfolding below them, Krok requested assurance that they were actually going to win. Fangry suggested that he and Krok repair to the planet's surface along with [[Weirdwolf (G1)|Weirdwolf]], [[Octopunch (G1)|Octopunch]], [[Skullcruncher (G1)|Skullcruncher]], [[Horri-Bull]], and [[Stranglehold]] in an attempt to tip the scales in the Decepticons' balance but the arrival of the [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]] and [[Demon]]s made short work of their Blitz Engines. When [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Rodimus Prime]] defeated Bludgeon aboard the ''Warworld'', [[Blaster (G1)|Blaster]] incapacitated [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Soundwave]] and [[Omega Supreme (G1)|Omega Supreme]] took out [[Monstructor (G1)|Monstructor]], the Decepticons soon found themselves on the back foot and the Autobots declared victory. {{storylink|Destiny, Part Five}}

Not long afterwards, Krok was apprehended by [[Streetwise (G1)|Streetwise]] and [[Siren (G1)|Siren]] and taken into custody. {{storylink|The War to End All Wars, Part 1}} He was then most likely converted into a [[shadow-leech]] by the [[Dark Matrix (G1)|Dark Matrix]] creature, along with (almost) the entire population of Cybertron, while Rodimus Prime and his Autobots were off-planet fighting [[Jhiaxus (G2)|Jhiaxus]] at the [[Hub (G2)|Hub Network]].

===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity===
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Krok was briefly seen as a part of [[Starscream (G1)|Starscream]]'s [[Predacon (War Within)|Predacon]] faction during his encounter with [[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]]'s [[Lightning Strike Coalition]] on [[Moonbase One|Moon Alpha]]. {{storylink|Fragmentation (G1)|Fragmentation}}
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===2005 IDW continuity===
:*''First Appearance:'' [[Rules of Disengagement (issue)|''Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye'' #7]]

[[File:Animals-RadarGatoraider.jpg|thumb|right|300px|"This doesn't seem physically possible!"]]
The 'bot who would become known as "Krok" was [[Reproduction#2005 IDW continuity|constructed cold]] {{storylink|Remain in Light 4 of 5: Arm the Lonely|Arm the Lonely}} at the same time as [[Agonizer]]. He would go to join the [[Militant Monoform Movement]] and became a [[Monoformer]]; during the [[Great War (G1)|Great War]], he and Agonizer both enlisted with the Decepticons. {{storylink|Some Of My Best Friends Are Autobots}} Like many Decepticons, he developed prejudice against organic species, including a particular disgust for the shapeshifting [[Dire Wraith]]s. {{storylink|Nothing Will Ever Be the Same Again!}}

Late in the war, the Decepticon would rise to command his own squad, a feat of which he was quite proud. When he and his squad went up against the [[Wrecker]]s, however, the Autobot commandos massacred his unit: [[Roadbuster (G1)|Roadbuster]], high on [[Syk]], tore out his buddy [[Radar]]'s spine and made him eat it. In his grief, he gathered up Radar's remains and kept his severed finger as a momento, discovering that it could also function as an ad-hoc communicator and a Decepticon [[spark]] detector. {{storylink|Animals}} It seems the Wreckers also killed his [[Gatoraider|pet]], and he named himself "Krok" in its honor. {{storylink|Some Of My Best Friends Are Autobots}} Unable to come to grips with the death of his squad, Krok convinced himself that he had simply lost contact with them, and developed a nervous tic of "clicking" Radar's thumb (which he passed off as a "communicator") when anxious. {{storylink|Animals}} 

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Following the loss of his squad, Krok served on a [[Warworld]] as a military strategist, though he was regarded as "incompetent" by his shipmate [[Skullcruncher (G1)|Skullcruncher]]. {{storylink|Some Of My Best Friends Are Autobots}}

Around [[2008]], he became friends with two other Decepticons named [[Spinister (G1)|Spinister]] and [[Thundersaur]]. When Thundersaur died, his last request was for Krok and Spinister to find and rescue another friend of his named [[Misfire (G1)|Flyhigh]], who had been tried and incarcerated. The pair deserted the Decepticon command to repay this debt; catching up with the prison ship ''[[Weak Anthropic Principle]],'' they hijacked the vessel, locked its pilot [[Crankcase (G1)|Crankcase]] in the brig, and sprang Flyhigh, who was now going by the name "[[Misfire (G1)|Misfire]]." The three of them became known as the "Foragers," gathering up things that others had overlooked —though in practice this mostly meant that they scrounged [[energon]] and spare parts off old battlefields. {{storylink|Kill All 'Cons}} 

As the highest-ranking Decepticon in the unit, Krok became the leader of the motley group and convinced them that he needed to find his old squad.{{storylink|Rules of Disengagement (issue)|Rules of Disengagement}} Setting off aboard their commandeered ship, they stumbled across [[Flywheels]], who had been drifting in deep space following his escape from the [[Decepticon Justice Division]]. The Foragers welcomed him aboard, though Misfire was of the opinion that they would need a snappier name. {{storylink|Kill All 'Cons}} 

[[File:MTMTE8 Krok surveys.jpg|thumb|300px|"I remember when this was all fields... Thank [[Mortilus]] we came along!"]]
Over the next four years, the team became known as the "[[Scavenger (group)|Scavenger]]s" and accepted their former prisoner Crankcase as a full-fledged member of the group; when the Great War ended in [[2012]], the Scavengers glumly assumed that the Autobots had won and their aimless planet-hopping led them to the planet [[Clemency]]. Making a stopover on the dead planet for another salvage run, they recruited the defective [[K-Class]] bomber [[Fulcrum]], built a fire out of a wounded [[Autobot]] and updated Fulcrum on the war's end, then executed the Autobot when they were done. The next morning, Misfire spotted an abandoned P-6 [[Worldsweeper]] ship and the crew decided to investigate. If the contents of the ship, including lots of [[brain module]]s, aborted [[protoform]]s, a wooden robot, bleeding skin-covered rooms and [[Grimlock (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Grimlock]] in a [[stasis pod]] weren't unsettling enough, Krok picked up a message from the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] informing them that one of their number was scheduled to be killed. {{storylink|Rules of Disengagement (issue)|Rules of Disengagement}}

Krok decided to stay behind and battle the DJD by pumping Grimlock full of [[circuit speeder]]s, putting him out in the open and releasing him from his pod when the D.J.D. got close. At the last moment, the DJD revealed they were actually after Fulcrum; before Fulcrum could explain, the DJD arrived and Krok sprang his trap. Krok attempted to fight [[Kaon (DJD)|Kaon]] in the ensuing battle, but was pinned down and tortured by [[Vos (DJD)|Vos]] and his detachable mask, and was further wounded by Misfire's legendarily poor aim. When the DJD retreated to pursue [[Overlord (Masterforce)|a higher-priority target]], Crankcase recovered Krok, who was still functioning despite his injuries. The other Scavengers agreed to repair their leader and then set a course for Cybertron, using a brain-damaged Grimlock as a bargaining chip when they got there. {{storylink|Scavengers (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the DJD?|Who's Afraid of the DJD?}}

[[File:Scavengers arm the lonely.jpg|thumb|left|250px|"Dying is a very dull, dreary affair. And my advice to you is to have nothing whatever to do with it."]]
During a subsequent attempt to spring Misfire from the [[Galactic Council]]'s death row on the planet [[Constancy]], Krok was rendered inactive by the effects of [[Solomus|Tyrest]]'s [[universal killswitch]]. {{storylink|Remain in Light 4 of 5: Arm the Lonely|Arm the Lonely}} He recovered when the killswitch was neutralised by [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Rodimus]] and [[Perceptor (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Perceptor]]. {{storylink|Remain in Light 5 of 5: This Calamitous Life|This Calamitous Life}}

Ultimately, the Scavengers never made it back to Cybertron: after learning that [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Starscream]] had seized power, and wouldn't be pleased to see Grimlock, they abandoned their plans to return home. A few months later, word reached them that [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Megatron]] had publicly defected to the Autobots, and the news sent them into a spiral of boredom and depression: vandalising [[Autopedia]], playing "[[Cybertronian games#Shoot Shoot Bang Bang|Shoot Shoot Bang Bang]]" and drifting aimlessly from one mishap to the next. Despite their madcap adventures, Krok grew increasingly resentful of their situation, believing that, while many Decepticons had found wealth and fame, they'd done nothing with their lives since the end of the war. Around this time, he was contacted by fellow monoformer [[Demus]] through a Triple-M subgroup on [[The Big Conversation]] with the offer of earning some easy [[Shanix]], and so Krok had Crankcase pilot the ''Weak Anthropic Principle'' to [[Tebris VII]].

[[File:Krok crankcase fulcrum some of my best friends are autobots.jpg|thumb|300px]]
After crash-landing on the planet, Krok awoke hours later to fing Crankcase and Fulcrum lounging around watching Skullcruncher, who had reinvented himself as a stand-up comedian. The discovery that yet another of his former comrades had made himself rich—and by making fun of Krok, to boot—drove Krok to frustration beyond measure and he smashed the TV screen with their ''No Hard Feelings'' tour merchandise before being smashed into a wall himself by Grimlock, having another of his "fits". An argument with Misfire over keeping his "pet" locked up only narrowly avoided becoming a full-blown row by Demus making contact and inviting the Scavengers to come and meet him at his scrapyard to discuss the deal. {{storylink|Some Of My Best Friends Are Autobots}} 

Demus—unbeknownst to Krok, an employee of the mysterious [[Adaptus|Grand Architect]]—{{storylink|Animals}} offered the Scavengers half a billion Shanix ''each'' in exchange for Grimlock. The Decepticons opted to put it to a vote: Krok, Crankcase, and Spinister elected to sell him, carrying it by three votes to two. However, they wouldn't get the chance to make the deal, as Demus was summarily executed by the Duly Appointed Enforcer of the [[Tyrest Accord]], [[Fortress Maximus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Fortress Maximus]]. {{storylink|Some Of My Best Friends Are Autobots}}

[[File:Animals-RadarsThumb.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Krok is just all thumbs today.]]
On the run from Fortress Maximus in Demus's warehouse of toy "[[Roboid]]s," Krok's incessant "clicking" prompted a frustrated Misfire to finally reveal the truth about Krok's past to the other Scavengers. Krok admitted as much, but pointed out that Radar's finger was also a spark detector, and that they were surrounded by hundreds of Decepticon sparks: the Roboids were really "[[Domestication|domesticated]]" Transformers, stuck in their [[beast mode]]s. Horrified at such needless cruelty, Krok came to realise that he had been treating Grimlock in much the same way and resolved to make things right. With Maximus now after Grimlock on the ''W.A.P.'' a hundred miles away and Spinister and Misfire [[mode lock]]ed thanks to Demus's extreme [[transformation]] phobia, the Scavengers were forced to unbox six [[Equinoid]]s on which to ride to the rescue. 

Having convinced Fortress Maximus that the other Roboids' lives were in danger thanks to a fake bomb they had planted, the Scavengers escaped Tebris VII in the ''Weak Anthropic Principle'', where Krok announced to the other Scavengers that he had a new plan: to find and help all the other Decepticons out there who had been damaged by the war. They agreed that it was a good idea, but reasoned that they had time for another game of "Shoot Shoot Bang Bang" first, which Krok won. {{storylink|Animals}}

Later, aboard the ''Weak Anthropic Principle'', the Scavengers watched a video that was being broadcast to the galaxy at large of ''[[Lost Light]]'' crewmembers apparently counting down the time to their deaths, which even they found a bit dark. {{storylink|The Dying of the Light: (1) How Bright Their Frail Deeds|How Bright Their Frail Deeds}}

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Krok and the other Scavengers touched down in [[New Mexico]], unaware of [[Earth]]'s burgeoning [[Ore-13]] crisis, so that Crankcase could meet with his online flame "[[CONS4EVA]]." While Misfire and Spinister headed off to recapture a runaway Grimlock, Krok and Fulcrum accompanied Crankcase to meet "CONS4EVA"... who, after briefly manifesting as [[Thunderwing (G1)|Thunderwing]], revealed himself as a [[Dire Wraith]]. "CONS4EVA" informed the Decepticons that he wanted their help to participate in a [[Temptorian]] religious ceremony known as the "[[Crossover]];" with the help of [[G.I. Joe (team)|G.I. Joe]] washout [[MP3]], they attempted to open a portal to a new life, but were disappointed by the result. Krok offered them a spot aboard the ''Weak Anthropic Principle,'' and while the Wraith merely accepted a lift to the nearest [[starhub]], MP3 chose to join the Scavengers on their adventure... but Fulcrum, disgusted by humans, flew off before MP3 could board. {{storylink|Nothing Will Ever Be the Same Again!}}

After parting ways with "CONS4EVA", the Scavengers landed on the planet [[Frayus]] in the hopes of recovering a rumored cache of [[ununtrium]] from an abandoned Decepticon base. Emerging from the ruins of [[Camp Conclave]] empty-handed, they discovered that while they were underground the planet had become a three-way battlefield between the [[Galactic Council]], the [[Black Block Consortia]], and [[Deathsaurus (Victory)|Deathsaurus]]'s contingent of Decepticon deserters for control of the rare metals in the system. Unable to teleport back to their ship, {{storylink|The Plotters' Club (Part 3): Journey's End|Journey's End}} they were rescued by Agonizer, who transported them to his antique shop on [[Troja Major]]. 

[[File:TheTiesThatBind-Treecons.jpg|thumb|left|300px|"Quick! Play some Electric Light Orchestra!"]]
Agonizer requested their help—along with ex-DJD member [[Nickel]], who had been accidentally thrown into the portal—in retrieving the mythical artifact known as the [[Epistemus|Magnificence]] from [[Flame (Marvel)|Flame]]. The group portalled to its last known location, [[Confluence]], discovering another Worldsweeper-class ship being guarded by more of the wooden Transformers. Though Grimlock was able to dispatch the "[[Treecon]]s," the group was taken prisoner by [[Scorponok (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Scorponok]], who explained his history with Grimlock and the Magnificence to the group before leaving them to be torn apart by the enraged [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobot]]. {{storylink|The Ties That Bind}} 

Thanks to Nickel's medical knowledge and Spinister's surgeon skills, the quick-thinking Scavengers were able to reverse Grimlock's brain damage; in order to sneak out of their cell, they disassembled their bodies to look as though Grimlock had disemembered them, putting themselves back together once Grimlock requested an audience with Scorponok. Arming themselves, they stormed the bridge of the ship, whereupon Fulcurm used the Magnificence to deduce the learn that Scorponok had tapped its knowledge to create a genetically engineered lifeform he called "The [[Firstborn]]" designed to repopulate the dying Decepticon race by biologically producing [[Spark]]s. Rejecting his offer to kill Grimlock in exchange for their lives, the Scavenger's Sparks were nearly extracted before Nickel managed to paralyze Scorponok. Absconding with the Magnificence and the Firstborn, the Scavengers planned to use a transmat portal to head to [[Garrus-9]] in the hopes of returning the Firsborn to normal; on learning that teleportation would be fatal to the infant, Grimlock took the infant into his chest cavity and shoved the Decepticons into the portal.

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Krok, Nickel, and the other Scavengers arrived on Garrus-9... but discovered that they had teleported directly into Grimlock's old cell, which was still locked from the outside. With the Magnificence no longer responding to their queries, the group was left without any apparent means of escape... {{storylink|Kill All 'Cons}} ...until [[Nautica (G1)|Nautica]] opened their cell from inside a room in the [[Transformer afterlife|Afterspark]]. {{storylink|The Everlasting Voices (2): The God War|The God War}} Exchanging stories, Krok learned how Nautica and her crew believed they were dead, and had passed on to the Afterspark. Recognizing they couldn't be on Garrus-9 AND dead, they quickly saw the illusion dissolve around them, revealing to everyone they were actually on the medical hub [[Mederi]]. It turned out Mederi was actually the fabled [[Cyberutopia]]. A euthanasia clinic that produced soothing imagery to guide the terminally ill into the next life, it was mistaken for the real thing by the [[Knights of Cybertron]]. As the Scavengers and [[Team Rodimus|Crusadercons]] compared notes, they were suddenly attacked by a swarm of [[Sparkeater (creature)|Sparkeaters]]. {{storylink|The Everlasting Voices (3): You Are Here|You Are Here}}

Former members of the ''Lost Light's'' crew had been transformed into Sparkeaters by Scorponok, in league with the Crusadercons' nemesis [[Getaway]] and the mysterious [[Adaptus|Grand Architect]]. Grimlock managed to arrive from Troja Major with reinforcements, but the group was still on the verge of being overrun. Krok was forced to kill the Autobot Sparkeater named Slapdash to protect Rodimus. Eventually, they barricaded themselves inside a medical center while a small crew flew up to the ''Lost Light'' itself. {{storylink|Crucible (Part 1): A Dance Before Dying|A Dance Before Dying}} The Sparkeaters were soon cured by a dose of concussive medicine. {{storylink|Crucible (Part 2): Lūstrāre|Lūstrāre}} Once the ''Lost Light'' was secured, Krok and the Scavengers joined the Crusadercons on board as they made contact with the Grand Architect. {{storylink|Crucible (Part 3): Farsickness|Farsickness}}

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===''Wings Universe''===
[[File:A Common Foe Bravo Team Attacks.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.6]]
Before joining the Decepticons, Krok was a [[mecha-soccer]] player who led [[Polyhex|Polyhex City]] in many a championship. {{storylink|A Common Foe|Krok's ''Wings Universe'' profile}}

During [[Jhiaxus (G2)|Jhiaxus]]’s invasion of Cybertron, Krok stood by at the ready as part of a joint team of Autobots and Decepticons, awaiting [[Obsidian (BM)|Obsidian]]’s signal for their time to fight back. Once the signal came, they space bridged to Cybertron and started beating on some drones. In the heat of the battle, Krok blasted the [[Soundwave (MW)|Soundwave]] clone’s head off, much to the disappointment of [[Serpentor]], who had wanted to question him. 

Thankfully, [[Eagle Eye (G2)|Eagle Eye]] spotted Jhiaxus on the battlefield shortly thereafter, and Krok and his allies attempted to converge on the enemy’s coordinates, only to be blocked off by Jhiaxus’s clone army. [[Nacelle (G1)|Nacelle]] led Serpentor and Krok to an old sealed-off passage to circumvent the enemy forces. Though the tunnel turned out to be much too small for their use as it was, thanks to Gatoraider, it proved useful nonetheless. 

They managed to get in position directly behind Jhiaxus, and Krok took care of both of the [[Prowl drone]]s acting as Jhiaxus’s bodyguards. He was shoved out of the way when [[Megaplex]] enacted his vengeance against Jhiaxus, killing the [[Cybertronian (faction)|Cybertronian]] leader. He then helped restrain Megaplex. Krok was later present at the signing of the [[Pax Cybertronia]]. {{storylink|A Common Foe}}
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===''TransTech''===
In [[Axiom Nexus]], Krok was the owner of the [[Granaught Gatoraiders]] and was interviewed by [[Rook (TransTech)|Rook]] about the [[mecha-soccer]] draft. {{storylink|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist|Rook - Axiom Nexus News, 2015/05/01}}

==Commercial appearances==
[[File:Treadshot-KrokTV.jpg|upright=1.1|thumb]]
Krok, [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]], and [[Treadshot (G1)|Treadshot]] blasted through a wall together to steal the power behind becoming Action Masters. {{storylink|Commercial/Generation 1#Action Masters|Action Masters commercial}}

{{note|In this scene, Krok and the other Decepticons are not animated using [[character model]]s, but by tracing stop-motion animation of their toys. This is because that sequence is the commercial's transition from animation to live-action, the first visual image of the toys proper.}}
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==Games==
===''Transformers: Battle Tactics''===
[[File:Battle-Tactics-Krok.jpg|thumb|400px]]
Krok participated in battles against a variety of opponents, both Autobots and Decepticons. Sometimes there were many of him! {{storylink|Transformers: Battle Tactics}}
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==Toys==
===Generation 1===
[[File:G1-toy Krok.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Futbol Cybertrono]]
*'''Krok''' (Action Master, [[1990]])
**''Accessories'': "Electro Pulsator" gun

:Part of the second series of individually-carded [[Action Master]]s, Krok is a non-transforming ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)|G.I. Joe]]''-scale action figure. His chest design hints that he was once some kind of flying craft thanks to something that looks like a cockpit, though this is the only pseudo-reliable clue we get as to what his former vehicle mode might be. As with all Action Masters, he had a good range of articulation, though he has trouble holding his partner's weapon mode and keeping balance. He comes with his alligator [[Action Master partner|partner]], [[Gatoraider#Toys|Gatoraider]], who transforms into a giant cannon Krok can hold.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/1990/Decepticon/Krok/krok.htm More information on Krok at TFU.info]''
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===Timelines===
[[File:Timelinestoy-Krok.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|This offends my [[Militant Monoform Movement|religious sensibilities!]]]]
*'''Krok''' (TFSS 3.0, [[2015]])
**''Accessories'': 2 wingtips (combine to form cannon)

:Part of the [[Transformers Figure Subscription Service#Series 3.0 (2015)|Figure Subscription Service]] 3.0, Krok is a [[redeco]] and [[retool]] of ''[[Transformers: Generations#Thrilling 30|Generations: Thrilling 30]]'' Deluxe Class [[Megatron (G1)/toys#Deluxe|Megatron]] with a new head. As such, he transforms into a "flying wing" stealth bomber. He includes the fusion cannon standard to the figure, but also includes a new version of his Action Master partner [[Gatoraider#Timelines|Gatoraider]] redecoed from ''[[Transformers: Prime (toyline)|Prime]]'' [[Arms Micron]] [[Dai#toys|Dai]]. As he was the sixth and final paid figure in the service, he comes with the "bonus" 7th figure included in his box, [[Nightracer (G1)#Timelines|Nightracer]], a redeco of the ''Thrilling 30'' [[Tailgate (G1)#Generations|Tailgate]] figure and her similarly recolored partner, [[Shakar#Toys|Shakar]].

:This mold was also retooled into ''Thrilling 30'' [[Dreadwing (G2)#Generations|Dreadwing]] and retooled again into ''The Last Knight'' "Mission to Cybertron" [[Megatron (Movie)/toys#Premier Edition|Megatron]].
::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2015/Decepticon/TFSSKrok/krok.htm More information on ''Timelines'' Krok at TFU.info]''

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===Generations===
[[File:TF-Titans-Return-Deluxe-Krok.jpg|upright=1.6|thumb|The Football star of Destiny.]]
*'''Gatorface & Decepticon Krok''' (Deluxe Class, [[2017]])
**''Accessories:'' "Gatorface" Titan Master, rifle, tail/blaster

:''[[Titans Return (toyline)|Titans Return]]'' "Decepticon Krok" is a retool of [[Skullcruncher (G1)#Generations|Skullsmasher]], transforming into a robotic crocodile. He comes with his [[Titan Master]] partner [[Gatoraider#Generations|Gatorface]], who can fit inside a compartment in Krok's beast mode back or transform into his robot mode head (with new tooling for his face). As with other ''Titans Return'' toys, Krok can accommodate any compatible Titan Master figure.

:Like Skullsmasher, his crocodile head is detached in-package and must be manually attached.

:Like the previous uses of this mold, his hips are relatively loose—but unlike Hasbro's Skullsmasher, they are not excessively so. The CG mockup art included in the packaging depicts Gatorface with his legs attached backwards, though the actual toy is constructed correctly.

:His Titan Master door on his beast mode back (which is made of rubbery plastic) and his chest in robot mode oddly have Movieverse styled Decepticon insignias.
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==Notes==
*An old fan theory held that Krok's vehicle mode was a UFO. Decades later, ''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)|Shattered Glass]]'' [[Cosmos (SG)|Cosmos]] would be given Krok's color scheme as a nod to this idea.

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