Devastator (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity - Revision history

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	Allying with Autobots [[Grapple (G1)\|Grapple]] and [[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] to construct a [[Solar Power Tower]] of Grapple's design that they could then steal for the Decepticons, the Constructicons formed Devastator to install the sun-harnessing sphere component on top of the tower. After the villains took control of the tower, the other Autobots arrived to stop their plan and were confronted by Devastator once again, but managed to fell him by tricking him into collapsing the tower right on top of himself. {{storylink\|The Master Builders (episode)\|The Master Builders}}		Allying with Autobots [[Grapple (G1)\|Grapple]] and [[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] to construct a [[Solar Power Tower]] of Grapple's design that they could then steal for the Decepticons, the Constructicons formed Devastator to install the sun-harnessing sphere component on top of the tower. After the villains took control of the tower, the other Autobots arrived to stop their plan and were confronted by Devastator once again, but managed to fell him by tricking him into collapsing the tower right on top of himself. {{storylink\|The Master Builders (episode)\|The Master Builders}}

	Devastator got his first rematch with the Dinobots when the prehistoric anti-heroes attacked the Constructicons as they were unloading a supply of [[Cybertonium]] from the [[space bridge]]. Scavenger was caught off-guard by the Dinobots before he could join his teammates in forming Devastator, and the one-armed giant was unable to prevent the Dinobots from transporting themselves to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. Devastator had pulled himself together by the time [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] and [[Carly]] arrived, hot on the Dinobots' trail, but Carly's superior driving skills allowed her to navigate around his stomping feet and make it into the bridge as well. Not one of Devastator's better days. {{storylink\|Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 1}} [[File:SecretofOmega devastator vs omega.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.4]] Another rematch of a different kind was soon to come when the Constructicons crossed paths with Omega Supreme, but the Autobot titan's rage allowed him to quickly overcome Devastator, burying him beneath an avalanche. {{storylink\|The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme}}		Devastator got his first rematch with the Dinobots when the prehistoric anti-heroes attacked the Constructicons as they were unloading a supply of [[Cybertonium]] from the [[space bridge]]. Scavenger was caught off-guard by the Dinobots before he could join his teammates in forming Devastator, and the one-armed giant was unable to prevent the Dinobots from transporting themselves to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. Devastator had pulled himself together by the time [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] and [[Carly (G1)\|Carly]] arrived, hot on the Dinobots' trail, but Carly's superior driving skills allowed her to navigate around his stomping feet and make it into the bridge as well. Not one of Devastator's better days. {{storylink\|Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 1}} [[File:SecretofOmega devastator vs omega.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.4]] Another rematch of a different kind was soon to come when the Constructicons crossed paths with Omega Supreme, but the Autobot titan's rage allowed him to quickly overcome Devastator, burying him beneath an avalanche. {{storylink\|The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme}}

	After the [[Triple Changer]]s temporarily disposed of Megatron and [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]], the Constructicons threw in with [[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]] as the new Decepticon leader, building a maze around his base of operations. Unsurprisingly, Blitzwing refused to uphold his part of the bargain and make the Constructicons his leadership partners, so the enraged team formed Devastator to improve their bargaining posture. Megatron soon returned and put Blitzwing and [[Astrotrain (G1)\|Astrotrain]] in their place, but Devastator did not fall in line so easily, and continued his attack against them all, forcing all the in-fighting Decepticons to team up to eventually take him down. {{storylink\|Triple Takeover}} Betrayals remained the order of the day when Devastator next saw combat, called up by Megatron to deal with another plot by Starscream and his new troops, the [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticons]]. Starscream had foreseen Devastator's involvement, however, and had given his Combaticons the power to combine into [[Bruticus (G1)\|Bruticus]], who soundly defeated the Constructicons' combined form. {{storylink\|Starscream's Brigade}}		After the [[Triple Changer]]s temporarily disposed of Megatron and [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]], the Constructicons threw in with [[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]] as the new Decepticon leader, building a maze around his base of operations. Unsurprisingly, Blitzwing refused to uphold his part of the bargain and make the Constructicons his leadership partners, so the enraged team formed Devastator to improve their bargaining posture. Megatron soon returned and put Blitzwing and [[Astrotrain (G1)\|Astrotrain]] in their place, but Devastator did not fall in line so easily, and continued his attack against them all, forcing all the in-fighting Decepticons to team up to eventually take him down. {{storylink\|Triple Takeover}} Betrayals remained the order of the day when Devastator next saw combat, called up by Megatron to deal with another plot by Starscream and his new troops, the [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticons]]. Starscream had foreseen Devastator's involvement, however, and had given his Combaticons the power to combine into [[Bruticus (G1)\|Bruticus]], who soundly defeated the Constructicons' combined form. {{storylink\|Starscream's Brigade}}

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	==''The Transformers'' cartoon==		==''The Transformers'' cartoon==
	{{voiceactor\|[[Arthur Burghardt]] (English), [[Seizō Katō]] (Japanese), [[Yū Shimaka]] (Japanese, ''The Movie'') \|[[Zhu Zhunzun]] (Chinese), [[Guillermo Romano]] (Latin-American Spanish, "City Of Steel"), [[Mário Monjardim]] (Portuguese), [[Older Cazarré]] (Portuguese, "City of Steel"), [[Orlando Drummond]] (Portuguese, "The Core"), [[Ronaldo Magalhães]] (Portuguese, "The Master Builders"), [[Orlando Prado]] (Portuguese, "The Secret of Omega Supreme"), [[Dario de Castro]] (Portuguese, "Triple Takeover"), [[Mauro Castro]] (Portuguese, DVD dub), [[Paulo Flores]] (Portuguese, "The Movie" TV dub), [[Newton Apollo]] (Portuguese, "The Movie" VHS dub), [[Mário Vilela]] (Portuguese, "The Movie" Fox Kids dub), [[Bernd Simon]] (German, "Five Faces of Darkness, Part 1"), [[Holger Schwiers]] (German, "The Burden Hardest to Bear"), [[Werner Abrolat]] (German, "The Movie" TV dub), [[Gerd Rigauer]] (German, ''Generation 2'' dub of "The Core" & "The Master Builders"), [[Klaus Kessler]] (German, ''Generation 2'' dub of "Triple Takeover"), [[Willy Schäfer]] (German, ''Generation 2'' dub of "Starscreams Brigade"), [[Henry Djanik]] (European French), [[Georges Atlas]] (European French, "The Core" & "The Master Builders"), [[Albert Augier]] (European French, "Heavy Metal War"), [[François Leccia]] (European French, "City of Steel"), [[Serge Lhorca]] (European French, "The Secret of Omega Supreme"), Unknown (European French, "Five Faces of Darkness"), [[José Luccioni]] (French, ''The Movie'')}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Arthur Burghardt]] (English), [[Seizō Katō]] (Japanese), [[Yū Shimaka]] (Japanese, ''The Movie'') \|[[Zhu Zhunzun]] (Chinese), [[Guillermo Romano]] (Latin-American Spanish, "City Of Steel"), [[Mário Monjardim]] (Portuguese), [[Older Cazarré]] (Portuguese, "City of Steel"), [[Orlando Drummond]] (Portuguese, "The Core"), [[Ronaldo Magalhães]] (Portuguese, "The Master Builders"), [[Orlando Prado]] (Portuguese, "The Secret of Omega Supreme"), [[Dario de Castro]] (Portuguese, "Triple Takeover"), [[Mauro Castro]] (Portuguese, DVD dub), [[Paulo Flores]] (Portuguese, "The Movie" TV dub), [[Newton Apollo]] (Portuguese, "The Movie" VHS dub), [[Mário Vilela]] (Portuguese, "The Movie" Fox Kids dub), [[Bernd Simon]] (German, "Five Faces of Darkness, Part 1"), [[Holger Schwiers]] (German, "The Burden Hardest to Bear"), [[Werner Abrolat]] (German, "The Movie" TV dub), [[Gerd Rigauer]] (German, ''Generation 2'' dub of "The Core" & "The Master Builders"), [[Klaus Kessler]] (German, ''Generation 2'' dub of "Triple Takeover"), [[Willy Schäfer]] (German, ''Generation 2'' dub of "Starscreams Brigade"), [[Henry Djanik]] (European French), [[Georges Atlas]] (European French, "The Core" & "The Master Builders"), [[Albert Augier]] (European French, "Heavy Metal War"), [[François Leccia]] (European French, "City of Steel"), [[Serge Lhorca]] (European French, "The Secret of Omega Supreme"), Unknown (European French, "Five Faces of Darkness"), [[José Luccioni]] (French, ''The Movie''), [[Choi Byung-sang]] (Korean, ''The Movie'' KBS dub)}}

	[[File:HeavyMetalWar preparetomeetyourdoom.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|"How do you like me now!"]]		[[File:HeavyMetalWar preparetomeetyourdoom.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|"How do you like me now!"]]

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	==''The Transformers'' cartoon==		==''The Transformers'' cartoon==
	{{voiceactor\|[[Arthur Burghardt]] (English), [[Seizō Katō]] (Japanese), [[Yū Shimaka]] (Japanese, ''The Movie'') \|[[Zhu Zhunzun]] (Chinese), [[Guillermo Romano]] (Latin-American Spanish, "City Of Steel"), [[Mário Monjardim]] (Portuguese), [[Older Cazarré]] (Portuguese, "City of Steel"), [[Orlando Drummond]] (Portuguese, "The Core"), [[Ronaldo Magalhães]] (Portuguese, "The Master Builders"), [[Orlando Prado]] (Portuguese, "The Secret of Omega Supreme"), [[Dario de Castro]] (Portuguese, "Triple Takeover"), [[Mauro Castro]] (Portuguese, DVD dub), [[Paulo Flores]] (Portuguese, "The Movie" TV dub), [[Newton Apollo]] (Portuguese, "The Movie" VHS dub), [[Mário Vilela]] (Portuguese, "The Movie" Fox Kids dub), [[Bernd Simon]] (German, "Five Faces of Darkness, Part 1"), [[Holger Schwiers]] (German, "The Burden Hardest to Bear"), [[Werner Abrolat]] (German, "The Movie" TV dub), [[Gerd Rigauer]] (German, ''Generation 2'' dub of "The Core" & "The Master Builders"), [[Klaus Kessler]] (German, ''Generation 2'' dub of "Triple Takeover"), [[Willy Schäfer]] (German, ''Generation 2'' dub of "Starscreams Brigade"), [[Albert Augier]] (European French, "Heavy Metal War"), [[~~Jacques Ferrière~~]] (European French, "City of Steel" & "The Secret of Omega Supreme"), ~~[[Henry Djanik]]~~ (European French, "~~The Autobot Run" & "Triple Takeover~~"), [[~~Georges Atlas~~]] (~~European~~ French, ~~"The Core" & "~~The ~~Master Builders"~~)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Arthur Burghardt]] (English), [[Seizō Katō]] (Japanese), [[Yū Shimaka]] (Japanese, ''The Movie'') \|[[Zhu Zhunzun]] (Chinese), [[Guillermo Romano]] (Latin-American Spanish, "City Of Steel"), [[Mário Monjardim]] (Portuguese), [[Older Cazarré]] (Portuguese, "City of Steel"), [[Orlando Drummond]] (Portuguese, "The Core"), [[Ronaldo Magalhães]] (Portuguese, "The Master Builders"), [[Orlando Prado]] (Portuguese, "The Secret of Omega Supreme"), [[Dario de Castro]] (Portuguese, "Triple Takeover"), [[Mauro Castro]] (Portuguese, DVD dub), [[Paulo Flores]] (Portuguese, "The Movie" TV dub), [[Newton Apollo]] (Portuguese, "The Movie" VHS dub), [[Mário Vilela]] (Portuguese, "The Movie" Fox Kids dub), [[Bernd Simon]] (German, "Five Faces of Darkness, Part 1"), [[Holger Schwiers]] (German, "The Burden Hardest to Bear"), [[Werner Abrolat]] (German, "The Movie" TV dub), [[Gerd Rigauer]] (German, ''Generation 2'' dub of "The Core" & "The Master Builders"), [[Klaus Kessler]] (German, ''Generation 2'' dub of "Triple Takeover"), [[Willy Schäfer]] (German, ''Generation 2'' dub of "Starscreams Brigade"), [[Henry Djanik]] (European French), [[Georges Atlas]] (European French, "The Core" & "The Master Builders"), [[Albert Augier]] (European French, "Heavy Metal War"), [[François Leccia]] (European French, "City of Steel"), [[Serge Lhorca]] (European French, "The Secret of Omega Supreme"), Unknown (European French, "Five Faces of Darkness"), [[José Luccioni]] (French, ''The Movie'')}}

	[[File:HeavyMetalWar preparetomeetyourdoom.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|"How do you like me now!"]]		[[File:HeavyMetalWar preparetomeetyourdoom.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|"How do you like me now!"]]

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	==Ask Vector Prime==		==Ask Vector Prime==
	In one universe, [[Sideways (~~RID~~)\|Sideways]] and [[Renegade\|Gong]] interfered in the [[Unicron War]], turning the usual song-and-dance into a battle to the death between the Decepticons and the [[Guardian (GoBots)\|Guardian]]s. The Constructicons formed Devastator to bulldoze through the walls of Guardian City, but after a night's worth of fighting the Decepticons were unable to gain a foothold. When [[Leader-1 (GoBots)\|Leader-1]] arrived with reinforcements, Devastator battled [[Guardian (GoBots)\|Courageous]] and easily knocked the Guardian superweapon to bits. {{storylink\|Echoes and Fragments}}		In one universe, [[Sideways (AVP)\|Sideways]] and [[Renegade\|Gong]] interfered in the [[Unicron War]], turning the usual song-and-dance into a battle to the death between the Decepticons and the [[Guardian (GoBots)\|Guardian]]s. The Constructicons formed Devastator to bulldoze through the walls of Guardian City, but after a night's worth of fighting the Decepticons were unable to gain a foothold. When [[Leader-1 (GoBots)\|Leader-1]] arrived with reinforcements, Devastator battled [[Guardian (GoBots)\|Courageous]] and easily knocked the Guardian superweapon to bits. {{storylink\|Echoes and Fragments}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	The ability to merge into Devastator was given to the Constructicons by [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] around nine million years ago, not long after he brainwashed them into his loyal servants using the [[Robosmasher]]. Their former friend [[Omega Supreme (G1)\|Omega Supreme]] learned of this new ability first-hand when the Constructicons combined in order to hold Omega fast, so that the Robosmasher could be turned loose on his mind. Omega overpowered Devastator, however, and tore himself free of the Robosmasher, left not subservient to Megatron, but with a burning desire for vengeance against the Constructicons. {{storylink\|The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme}}		The ability to merge into Devastator was given to the Constructicons by [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] around nine million years ago, not long after he brainwashed them into his loyal servants using the [[Robosmasher]]. Their former friend [[Omega Supreme (G1)\|Omega Supreme]] learned of this new ability first-hand when the Constructicons combined in order to hold Omega fast, so that the Robosmasher could be turned loose on his mind. Omega overpowered Devastator, however, and tore himself free of the Robosmasher, left not subservient to Megatron, but with a burning desire for vengeance against the Constructicons. {{storylink\|The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme}}

	Millions of years later, in [[1984]], having joined Megatron on [[Earth]], the Constructicons were charged with tunnelling under [[Ark (G1)\|Autobot Headquarters]] in order to destroy [[Teletraan I]]. Confronted by the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]] and forced back outside the volcano base, the Constructicons realized they were no match for their new opponents, and combined into Devastator to fight back—the first of several battles between the giant and the Dinobots that ~~wound~~ rage through the Transformers' time on Earth. The Dinobots fared poorly in their first meeting with Devastator, but before they fell, their fellow Autobots returned to lend them a hand. [[Hound (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hound]] distracted Devastator with a hologram of [[Halonix Maximus\|a giant Autobot]], allowing [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]] to blast him dead center, causing him to disengage into the separate Constructicons. {{storylink\|Heavy Metal War}}		Millions of years later, in [[1984]], having joined Megatron on [[Earth]], the Constructicons were charged with tunnelling under [[Ark (G1)\|Autobot Headquarters]] in order to destroy [[Teletraan I]]. Confronted by the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]] and forced back outside the volcano base, the Constructicons realized they were no match for their new opponents, and combined into Devastator to fight back—the first of several battles between the giant and the Dinobots that would rage through the Transformers' time on Earth. The Dinobots fared poorly in their first meeting with Devastator, but before they fell, their fellow Autobots returned to lend them a hand. [[Hound (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hound]] distracted Devastator with a hologram of [[Halonix Maximus\|a giant Autobot]], allowing [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]] to blast him dead center, causing him to disengage into the separate Constructicons. {{storylink\|Heavy Metal War}}

	[[File:CityofSteel devastator kong.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|"Puny Autobot stole Devastator's sunglasses!"]]		[[File:CityofSteel devastator kong.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|"Puny Autobot stole Devastator's sunglasses!"]]

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	When Megatron attempted to tap the [[Earth's core]] to give the Decepticons a limitless supply of geothermal energy, Devastator defended the project from Autobot attack. To get around the giant combiner, [[Chip Chase]] and Wheeljack created [[dominator disk]]s which forced the Constructicons, and thus Devastator, into serving the Autobots. Unfortunately, Megatron had anticipated this plan and built a device to override the dominator disks. When he turned Devastator against the Autobots, Wheeljack turned up the power on the dominator discs, which only served to fry Devastator's [[Circuit (circuit)\|logic circuits]] and sent him berserk, damaging the controls for Megatron's drill just as it was about to pierce the Earth's core. Working together, both factions restored Devastator to Megatron's control and sent him into the ground to take out the drill before it could destroy the Earth. Devastator was surprised by Megatron's cowardly absence after he returned surface, but merely believed Megatron left to plan their next attack. {{storylink\|The Core}}		When Megatron attempted to tap the [[Earth's core]] to give the Decepticons a limitless supply of geothermal energy, Devastator defended the project from Autobot attack. To get around the giant combiner, [[Chip Chase]] and Wheeljack created [[dominator disk]]s which forced the Constructicons, and thus Devastator, into serving the Autobots. Unfortunately, Megatron had anticipated this plan and built a device to override the dominator disks. When he turned Devastator against the Autobots, Wheeljack turned up the power on the dominator discs, which only served to fry Devastator's [[Circuit (circuit)\|logic circuits]] and sent him berserk, damaging the controls for Megatron's drill just as it was about to pierce the Earth's core. Working together, both factions restored Devastator to Megatron's control and sent him into the ground to take out the drill before it could destroy the Earth. Devastator was surprised by Megatron's cowardly absence after he returned surface, but merely believed Megatron left to plan their next attack. {{storylink\|The Core}}

	[[File:MasterBuilders devastator under attack.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4~~\|"It wasn't the airplanes. Was beauty killed the beast."~~]]		[[File:MasterBuilders devastator under attack.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4]]
	Allying with Autobots [[Grapple (G1)\|Grapple]] and [[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] to construct a [[Solar Power Tower]] of Grapple's design that they could then steal for the Decepticons, the Constructicons formed Devastator to install the sun-harnessing sphere component on top of the tower. After the villains took control of the tower, the other Autobots arrived to stop their plan and were confronted by Devastator once again, but managed to fell him by tricking him into collapsing the tower right on top of himself. {{storylink\|The Master Builders (episode)\|The Master Builders}}		Allying with Autobots [[Grapple (G1)\|Grapple]] and [[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] to construct a [[Solar Power Tower]] of Grapple's design that they could then steal for the Decepticons, the Constructicons formed Devastator to install the sun-harnessing sphere component on top of the tower. After the villains took control of the tower, the other Autobots arrived to stop their plan and were confronted by Devastator once again, but managed to fell him by tricking him into collapsing the tower right on top of himself. {{storylink\|The Master Builders (episode)\|The Master Builders}}

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	When Megatron attempted to tap the [[Earth's core]] to give the Decepticons a limitless supply of geothermal energy, Devastator defended the project from Autobot attack. To get around the giant combiner, [[Chip Chase]] and Wheeljack created [[dominator disk]]s which forced the Constructicons, and thus Devastator, into serving the Autobots. Unfortunately, Megatron had anticipated this plan and built a device to override the dominator disks. When he turned Devastator against the Autobots, Wheeljack turned up the power on the dominator discs, which only served to fry Devastator's [[Circuit (circuit)\|logic circuits]] and sent him berserk, damaging the controls for Megatron's drill just as it was about to pierce the Earth's core. Working together, both factions restored Devastator to Megatron's control and sent him into the ground to take out the drill before it could destroy the Earth. Devastator was surprised by Megatron's cowardly absence after he returned surface, but merely believed Megatron left to plan their next attack. {{storylink\|The Core}}		When Megatron attempted to tap the [[Earth's core]] to give the Decepticons a limitless supply of geothermal energy, Devastator defended the project from Autobot attack. To get around the giant combiner, [[Chip Chase]] and Wheeljack created [[dominator disk]]s which forced the Constructicons, and thus Devastator, into serving the Autobots. Unfortunately, Megatron had anticipated this plan and built a device to override the dominator disks. When he turned Devastator against the Autobots, Wheeljack turned up the power on the dominator discs, which only served to fry Devastator's [[Circuit (circuit)\|logic circuits]] and sent him berserk, damaging the controls for Megatron's drill just as it was about to pierce the Earth's core. Working together, both factions restored Devastator to Megatron's control and sent him into the ground to take out the drill before it could destroy the Earth. Devastator was surprised by Megatron's cowardly absence after he returned surface, but merely believed Megatron left to plan their next attack. {{storylink\|The Core}}

	[[File:MasterBuilders devastator under attack.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4]]		[[File:MasterBuilders devastator under attack.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|"It wasn't the airplanes. Was beauty killed the beast."]]
	Allying with Autobots [[Grapple (G1)\|Grapple]] and [[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] to construct a [[Solar Power Tower]] of Grapple's design that they could then steal for the Decepticons, the Constructicons formed Devastator to install the sun-harnessing sphere component on top of the tower. After the villains took control of the tower, the other Autobots arrived to stop their plan and were confronted by Devastator once again, but managed to fell him by tricking him into collapsing the tower right on top of himself. {{storylink\|The Master Builders (episode)\|The Master Builders}}		Allying with Autobots [[Grapple (G1)\|Grapple]] and [[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] to construct a [[Solar Power Tower]] of Grapple's design that they could then steal for the Decepticons, the Constructicons formed Devastator to install the sun-harnessing sphere component on top of the tower. After the villains took control of the tower, the other Autobots arrived to stop their plan and were confronted by Devastator once again, but managed to fell him by tricking him into collapsing the tower right on top of himself. {{storylink\|The Master Builders (episode)\|The Master Builders}}

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	Devastator was among the [[Nine Great Demon Generals]] recruited by the Decepticons' newest [[Emperor of Destruction]], [[Violengiguar]]. Outfited with new armor and weaponry—incluing a large arm-mounted drill—Devastator was christened the "Engineering General" of the group, and sent forth to conquer planets in pursuit of Violengiguar's goal of creating a [[Decepticon Zone]]. {{storylink\|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (story page)\|Zone Part 1}} At some point, Generals schooled [[Metrotitan (G1)\|Metrotitan]] and the [[Metrosquad]] in the ways of evil, making them more than formidable foes for the Powered Masters. {{storylink\|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (story page)\|Zone Part 7}}		Devastator was among the [[Nine Great Demon Generals]] recruited by the Decepticons' newest [[Emperor of Destruction]], [[Violengiguar]]. Outfited with new armor and weaponry—incluing a large arm-mounted drill—Devastator was christened the "Engineering General" of the group, and sent forth to conquer planets in pursuit of Violengiguar's goal of creating a [[Decepticon Zone]]. {{storylink\|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (story page)\|Zone Part 1}} At some point, Generals schooled [[Metrotitan (G1)\|Metrotitan]] and the [[Metrosquad]] in the ways of evil, making them more than formidable foes for the Powered Masters. {{storylink\|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Zone (story page)\|Zone Part 7}}

	Dispatched to Earth with Trypticon, Predaking, and King Poseidon by Violengiguar to acquire the [[Zodiac]], Devastator destroyed the ~~{{w\|~~World Trade Center}} while searching the planet for the mysterious energy source. By the time Devastator arrived in Japan, Trypticon and Predaking were already embroiled in battle with Dai Atlas and Sonic Bomber; he burst up out of the ground while Dai Atlas was grappling with Predaking and attempted to run him through with his drill, but was stopped by a barrage of missiles from the acting Autobot leader. Predaking ordered him away to seek the Zodiac, and Devastator obeyed, drilling down into the Earth, but Dai Atlas pursued, following Devastator into the subterranean cavern in which the Zodiac rested. Devastator snatched the enigmatic orb and fled, handing it off to King Poseidon before turning back to resume his battle with Dai Atlas, whom the [[Seacon (Masterforce)\|Seacon]] combiner had restrained with a chain. Before Devastator could drill a hole through him, though, Dai Atlas shifted to drill tank mode and dragged the Decepticon into a vein of molten magma, which swept him away. {{storylink\|Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!}}		Dispatched to Earth with Trypticon, Predaking, and King Poseidon by Violengiguar to acquire the [[Zodiac]], Devastator destroyed the [[World Trade Center]] while searching the planet for the mysterious energy source. By the time Devastator arrived in Japan, Trypticon and Predaking were already embroiled in battle with Dai Atlas and Sonic Bomber; he burst up out of the ground while Dai Atlas was grappling with Predaking and attempted to run him through with his drill, but was stopped by a barrage of missiles from the acting Autobot leader. Predaking ordered him away to seek the Zodiac, and Devastator obeyed, drilling down into the Earth, but Dai Atlas pursued, following Devastator into the subterranean cavern in which the Zodiac rested. Devastator snatched the enigmatic orb and fled, handing it off to King Poseidon before turning back to resume his battle with Dai Atlas, whom the [[Seacon (Masterforce)\|Seacon]] combiner had restrained with a chain. Before Devastator could drill a hole through him, though, Dai Atlas shifted to drill tank mode and dragged the Decepticon into a vein of molten magma, which swept him away. {{storylink\|Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!}}
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	* Devastator had two different [[character model]]s in the original ''Transformers'' cartoon; at the least, he had two different head designs, one with a visor and one without. Sometimes his head would change designs within a single episode—the "visorless" look is how he appeared for the majority of "[[Heavy Metal War]]", but he appears with his visor on in a few shots. While both head designs would continue to be used (almost at random) in subsequent episodes, the visored design was used for his dramatic scene in ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'', and thus seems to have "won out"; it appears on most modern Devastator merchandise.		* Devastator had two different [[character model]]s in the original ''Transformers'' cartoon; at the least, he had two different head designs, one with a visor and one without. Sometimes his head would change designs within a single episode—the "visorless" look is how he appeared for the majority of "[[Heavy Metal War]]", but he appears with his visor on in a few shots. While both head designs would continue to be used (almost at random) in subsequent episodes, the visored design was used for his dramatic scene in ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'', and thus seems to have "won out"; it appears on most modern Devastator merchandise.
	* In addition to his alternating head designs, Devastator also goes through two separate color models in the cartoon. For his first couple of appearances, he uses a model that colors the, erm, ''protrusion'' on the front of his pelvis green with purple sides, and the area of his torso underneath his chestplate purple. Starting with "[[The Master Builders (episode)\|The Master Builders]]", a new color model is introduced that makes the pelvis-part solid purple, and changes the torso to green, but which also consistently mis-colors the "jet port" on the top of the centre of his chest plate and the small window next to his head green instead of purple, and Long Haul's dump bed on his back purple instead of green. This new color model, with errors, would be used for all future appearances by Devastator that were animated by [[Toei Animation]] (including the movie); unsurprisingly, [[AKOM]] never got the memo.		* In addition to his alternating head designs, Devastator also goes through two separate color models in the cartoon. For his first couple of appearances, he uses a model that colors the, erm, ''protrusion'' on the front of his pelvis green with purple sides, and the area of his torso underneath his chestplate purple. Starting with "[[The Master Builders (episode)\|The Master Builders]]", a new color model is introduced that makes the pelvis-part solid purple, and changes the torso to green, but which also consistently mis-colors the "jet port" on the top of the centre of his chest plate and the small window next to his head green instead of purple, and Long Haul's dump bed on his back purple instead of green. This new color model, with errors, would be used for all future appearances by Devastator that were animated by [[Toei Animation]] (including the movie); unsurprisingly, [[AKOM]] never got the memo.
	* Devastator was given two different [[scale]]s between the [[:File:~~Generation-1-production-scale-references~~.jpg\|~~original Generation~~ 1 ~~cartoons' production material]]~~ and ~~[[:File:Scaleheadmasters2.png\|''The Headmasters''{{'}} production material~~]]. In ~~the G1 cartoons' material~~, the top of the head of the leader-sized 'bots ([[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Prime]], etc.) ~~sits in-line with~~ Devastator's ~~hips~~, while in ''The Headmasters''~~{{'}} material~~, ~~the leader~~-~~sized 'bots come~~ up to his ~~knees~~.		* Devastator was given two different [[scale]]s between the [[:File:Tfcartoonscaleguideic1.jpg\|season 1 and 2 scale charts]] of the original cartoon. In season 1, the top of the head of the leader-sized 'bots ([[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Prime]], etc.) come up to Devastator's knees, while in season 2, he was scaled down a considerable amount, with the top of their heads coming up to his hips instead. By the time ''[[Transformers: The Headmasters (cartoon)\|The Headmasters]]'' cartoon came around, Devastator was [[:File:Scaleheadmasters2.png\|scaled-up to his original size again]].
	* As it was most commonly flanged and synthesized in the Generation 1 cartoon, Devastator's voice has some delay effects added to it, adding some offset repeats of itself, presumably intended to convey the idea that he's made up of several individuals.		* As it was most commonly flanged and synthesized in the Generation 1 cartoon, Devastator's voice has some delay effects added to it, adding some offset repeats of itself, presumably intended to convey the idea that he's made up of several individuals.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[File:G1DevastatorHeads.jpg\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|Shades optional.]]		[[File:G1DevastatorHeads.jpg\|upright=0.85\|thumb\|Shades optional.]]
	*Devastator had two different [[character model]]s in the original ''Transformers'' cartoon; at the least, he had two different head designs, one with a visor and one without. Sometimes his head would change designs within a single episode—the "visorless" look is how he appeared for the majority of "[[Heavy Metal War]]", but he appears with his visor on in a few shots. While both head designs would continue to be used (almost at random) in subsequent episodes, the visored design was used for his dramatic scene in ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'', and thus seems to have "won out"; it appears on most modern Devastator merchandise.		* Devastator had two different [[character model]]s in the original ''Transformers'' cartoon; at the least, he had two different head designs, one with a visor and one without. Sometimes his head would change designs within a single episode—the "visorless" look is how he appeared for the majority of "[[Heavy Metal War]]", but he appears with his visor on in a few shots. While both head designs would continue to be used (almost at random) in subsequent episodes, the visored design was used for his dramatic scene in ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'', and thus seems to have "won out"; it appears on most modern Devastator merchandise.
	*In addition to his alternating head designs, Devastator also goes through two separate color models in the cartoon. For his first couple of appearances, he uses a model that colors the, erm, ''protrusion'' on the front of his pelvis green with purple sides, and the area of his torso underneath his chestplate purple. Starting with "[[The Master Builders (episode)\|The Master Builders]]", a new color model is introduced that makes the pelvis-part solid purple, and changes the torso to green, but which also consistently mis-colors the "jet port" on the top of the centre of his chest plate and the small window next to his head green instead of purple, and Long Haul's dump bed on his back purple instead of green. This new color model, with errors, would be used for all future appearances by Devastator that were animated by [[Toei Animation]] (including the movie); unsurprisingly, [[AKOM]] never got the memo.		* In addition to his alternating head designs, Devastator also goes through two separate color models in the cartoon. For his first couple of appearances, he uses a model that colors the, erm, ''protrusion'' on the front of his pelvis green with purple sides, and the area of his torso underneath his chestplate purple. Starting with "[[The Master Builders (episode)\|The Master Builders]]", a new color model is introduced that makes the pelvis-part solid purple, and changes the torso to green, but which also consistently mis-colors the "jet port" on the top of the centre of his chest plate and the small window next to his head green instead of purple, and Long Haul's dump bed on his back purple instead of green. This new color model, with errors, would be used for all future appearances by Devastator that were animated by [[Toei Animation]] (including the movie); unsurprisingly, [[AKOM]] never got the memo.
	*As it was most commonly flanged and synthesized in the Generation 1 cartoon, Devastator's voice ~~carries one or more slightly~~ offset repeats of itself, presumably intended to convey the idea that he's made up of several individuals.		* Devastator was given two different [[scale]]s between the [[:File:Generation-1-production-scale-references.jpg\|original Generation 1 cartoons' production material]] and [[:File:Scaleheadmasters2.png\|''The Headmasters''{{'}} production material]]. In the G1 cartoons' material, the top of the head of the leader-sized 'bots ([[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Hot Rod (G1)\|Rodimus Prime]], etc.) sits in-line with Devastator's hips, while in ''The Headmasters''{{'}} material, the leader-sized 'bots come up to his knees.
			* As it was most commonly flanged and synthesized in the Generation 1 cartoon, Devastator's voice has some delay effects added to it, adding some offset repeats of itself, presumably intended to convey the idea that he's made up of several individuals.

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	Allying with Autobots [[Grapple (G1)\|Grapple]] and [[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] to construct a [[Solar Power Tower]] of Grapple's design that they could then steal for the Decepticons, the Constructicons formed Devastator to install the sun-harnessing sphere component on top of the tower. After the villains took control of the tower, the other Autobots arrived to stop their plan and were confronted by Devastator once again, but managed to fell him by tricking him into collapsing the tower right on top of himself. {{storylink\|The Master Builders (episode)\|The Master Builders}}		Allying with Autobots [[Grapple (G1)\|Grapple]] and [[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] to construct a [[Solar Power Tower]] of Grapple's design that they could then steal for the Decepticons, the Constructicons formed Devastator to install the sun-harnessing sphere component on top of the tower. After the villains took control of the tower, the other Autobots arrived to stop their plan and were confronted by Devastator once again, but managed to fell him by tricking him into collapsing the tower right on top of himself. {{storylink\|The Master Builders (episode)\|The Master Builders}}

	Devastator got his first rematch with the Dinobots when the prehistoric anti-heroes attacked the Constructicons as they were unloading a supply of [[Cybertonium]] from the [[space bridge]]. Scavenger was caught off-guard by the Dinobots before he could join his teammates in forming Devastator, and the one-armed giant was unable to prevent the Dinobots from transporting themselves to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. Devastator had pulled himself together by the time [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] and [[Carly]] arrived, hot on the Dinobots' trail, but Carly's superior driving skills allowed her to navigate around his stomping feet and make it into the bridge as well. Not one of Devastator's better days. {{storylink\|Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 1}} [[File:SecretofOmega devastator vs omega.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.4]] Another rematch of a different kind was soon to come when the Constructicons crossed paths with Omega Supreme, but the Autobot titan's rage allowed him to quickly overcome Devastator, burying him beneath an avalanche. {{storylink\|The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme}}		Devastator got his first rematch with the Dinobots when the prehistoric anti-heroes attacked the Constructicons as they were unloading a supply of [[Cybertonium]] from the [[space bridge]]. Scavenger was caught off-guard by the Dinobots before he could join his teammates in forming Devastator, and the one-armed giant was unable to prevent the Dinobots from transporting themselves to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. Devastator had pulled himself together by the time [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] and [[Carly (G1)\|Carly]] arrived, hot on the Dinobots' trail, but Carly's superior driving skills allowed her to navigate around his stomping feet and make it into the bridge as well. Not one of Devastator's better days. {{storylink\|Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 1}} [[File:SecretofOmega devastator vs omega.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.4]] Another rematch of a different kind was soon to come when the Constructicons crossed paths with Omega Supreme, but the Autobot titan's rage allowed him to quickly overcome Devastator, burying him beneath an avalanche. {{storylink\|The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme}}

	After the [[Triple Changer]]s temporarily disposed of Megatron and [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]], the Constructicons threw in with [[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]] as the new Decepticon leader, building a maze around his base of operations. Unsurprisingly, Blitzwing refused to uphold his part of the bargain and make the Constructicons his leadership partners, so the enraged team formed Devastator to improve their bargaining posture. Megatron soon returned and put Blitzwing and [[Astrotrain (G1)\|Astrotrain]] in their place, but Devastator did not fall in line so easily, and continued his attack against them all, forcing all the in-fighting Decepticons to team up to eventually take him down. {{storylink\|Triple Takeover}} Betrayals remained the order of the day when Devastator next saw combat, called up by Megatron to deal with another plot by Starscream and his new troops, the [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticons]]. Starscream had foreseen Devastator's involvement, however, and had given his Combaticons the power to combine into [[Bruticus (G1)\|Bruticus]], who soundly defeated the Constructicons' combined form. {{storylink\|Starscream's Brigade}}		After the [[Triple Changer]]s temporarily disposed of Megatron and [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]], the Constructicons threw in with [[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]] as the new Decepticon leader, building a maze around his base of operations. Unsurprisingly, Blitzwing refused to uphold his part of the bargain and make the Constructicons his leadership partners, so the enraged team formed Devastator to improve their bargaining posture. Megatron soon returned and put Blitzwing and [[Astrotrain (G1)\|Astrotrain]] in their place, but Devastator did not fall in line so easily, and continued his attack against them all, forcing all the in-fighting Decepticons to team up to eventually take him down. {{storylink\|Triple Takeover}} Betrayals remained the order of the day when Devastator next saw combat, called up by Megatron to deal with another plot by Starscream and his new troops, the [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticons]]. Starscream had foreseen Devastator's involvement, however, and had given his Combaticons the power to combine into [[Bruticus (G1)\|Bruticus]], who soundly defeated the Constructicons' combined form. {{storylink\|Starscream's Brigade}}

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	The ability to merge into Devastator was given to the Constructicons by [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] around nine million years ago, not long after he brainwashed them into his loyal servants using the [[Robosmasher]]. Their former friend [[Omega Supreme (G1)\|Omega Supreme]] learned of this new ability first-hand when the Constructicons combined in order to hold Omega fast, so that the Robosmasher could be turned loose on his mind. Omega overpowered Devastator, however, and tore himself free of the Robosmasher, left not subservient to Megatron, but with a burning desire for vengeance against the Constructicons. {{storylink\|The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme}}		The ability to merge into Devastator was given to the Constructicons by [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] around nine million years ago, not long after he brainwashed them into his loyal servants using the [[Robosmasher]]. Their former friend [[Omega Supreme (G1)\|Omega Supreme]] learned of this new ability first-hand when the Constructicons combined in order to hold Omega fast, so that the Robosmasher could be turned loose on his mind. Omega overpowered Devastator, however, and tore himself free of the Robosmasher, left not subservient to Megatron, but with a burning desire for vengeance against the Constructicons. {{storylink\|The Secret of Omega Supreme (episode)\|The Secret of Omega Supreme}}

	Millions of years later, in [[1984]], having joined Megatron on [[Earth]], the Constructicons were charged with tunnelling under [[Ark (G1)\|Autobot Headquarters]] in order to destroy [[Teletraan I]]. Confronted by the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]] and forced back outside the volcano base, the Constructicons realized they were no match for their new opponents, and combined into Devastator to fight back—the first of several battles between the giant and the Dinobots that ~~wound~~ rage through the Transformers' time on Earth. The Dinobots fared poorly in their first meeting with Devastator, but before they fell, their fellow Autobots returned to lend them a hand. [[Hound (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hound]] distracted Devastator with a hologram of [[Halonix Maximus\|a giant Autobot]], allowing [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]] to blast him dead center, causing him to disengage into the separate Constructicons. {{storylink\|Heavy Metal War}}		Millions of years later, in [[1984]], having joined Megatron on [[Earth]], the Constructicons were charged with tunnelling under [[Ark (G1)\|Autobot Headquarters]] in order to destroy [[Teletraan I]]. Confronted by the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]] and forced back outside the volcano base, the Constructicons realized they were no match for their new opponents, and combined into Devastator to fight back—the first of several battles between the giant and the Dinobots that would rage through the Transformers' time on Earth. The Dinobots fared poorly in their first meeting with Devastator, but before they fell, their fellow Autobots returned to lend them a hand. [[Hound (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hound]] distracted Devastator with a hologram of [[Halonix Maximus\|a giant Autobot]], allowing [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Optimus Prime]] to blast him dead center, causing him to disengage into the separate Constructicons. {{storylink\|Heavy Metal War}}

	[[File:CityofSteel devastator kong.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|"Puny Autobot stole Devastator's sunglasses!"]]		[[File:CityofSteel devastator kong.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|"Puny Autobot stole Devastator's sunglasses!"]]

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	When Megatron attempted to tap the [[Earth's core]] to give the Decepticons a limitless supply of geothermal energy, Devastator defended the project from Autobot attack. To get around the giant combiner, [[Chip Chase]] and Wheeljack created [[dominator disk]]s which forced the Constructicons, and thus Devastator, into serving the Autobots. Unfortunately, Megatron had anticipated this plan and built a device to override the dominator disks. When he turned Devastator against the Autobots, Wheeljack turned up the power on the dominator discs, which only served to fry Devastator's [[Circuit (circuit)\|logic circuits]] and sent him berserk, damaging the controls for Megatron's drill just as it was about to pierce the Earth's core. Working together, both factions restored Devastator to Megatron's control and sent him into the ground to take out the drill before it could destroy the Earth. Devastator was surprised by Megatron's cowardly absence after he returned surface, but merely believed Megatron left to plan their next attack. {{storylink\|The Core}}		When Megatron attempted to tap the [[Earth's core]] to give the Decepticons a limitless supply of geothermal energy, Devastator defended the project from Autobot attack. To get around the giant combiner, [[Chip Chase]] and Wheeljack created [[dominator disk]]s which forced the Constructicons, and thus Devastator, into serving the Autobots. Unfortunately, Megatron had anticipated this plan and built a device to override the dominator disks. When he turned Devastator against the Autobots, Wheeljack turned up the power on the dominator discs, which only served to fry Devastator's [[Circuit (circuit)\|logic circuits]] and sent him berserk, damaging the controls for Megatron's drill just as it was about to pierce the Earth's core. Working together, both factions restored Devastator to Megatron's control and sent him into the ground to take out the drill before it could destroy the Earth. Devastator was surprised by Megatron's cowardly absence after he returned surface, but merely believed Megatron left to plan their next attack. {{storylink\|The Core}}

	[[File:MasterBuilders devastator under attack.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4~~\|"It wasn't the airplanes. Was beauty killed the beast."~~]]		[[File:MasterBuilders devastator under attack.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4]]
	Allying with Autobots [[Grapple (G1)\|Grapple]] and [[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] to construct a [[Solar Power Tower]] of Grapple's design that they could then steal for the Decepticons, the Constructicons formed Devastator to install the sun-harnessing sphere component on top of the tower. After the villains took control of the tower, the other Autobots arrived to stop their plan and were confronted by Devastator once again, but managed to fell him by tricking him into collapsing the tower right on top of himself. {{storylink\|The Master Builders (episode)\|The Master Builders}}		Allying with Autobots [[Grapple (G1)\|Grapple]] and [[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] to construct a [[Solar Power Tower]] of Grapple's design that they could then steal for the Decepticons, the Constructicons formed Devastator to install the sun-harnessing sphere component on top of the tower. After the villains took control of the tower, the other Autobots arrived to stop their plan and were confronted by Devastator once again, but managed to fell him by tricking him into collapsing the tower right on top of himself. {{storylink\|The Master Builders (episode)\|The Master Builders}}

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	When Megatron attempted to tap the [[Earth's core]] to give the Decepticons a limitless supply of geothermal energy, Devastator defended the project from Autobot attack. To get around the giant combiner, [[Chip Chase]] and Wheeljack created [[dominator disk]]s which forced the Constructicons, and thus Devastator, into serving the Autobots. Unfortunately, Megatron had anticipated this plan and built a device to override the dominator disks. When he turned Devastator against the Autobots, Wheeljack turned up the power on the dominator discs, which only served to fry Devastator's [[Circuit (circuit)\|logic circuits]] and sent him berserk, damaging the controls for Megatron's drill just as it was about to pierce the Earth's core. Working together, both factions restored Devastator to Megatron's control and sent him into the ground to take out the drill before it could destroy the Earth. Devastator was surprised by Megatron's cowardly absence after he returned surface, but merely believed Megatron left to plan their next attack. {{storylink\|The Core}}		When Megatron attempted to tap the [[Earth's core]] to give the Decepticons a limitless supply of geothermal energy, Devastator defended the project from Autobot attack. To get around the giant combiner, [[Chip Chase]] and Wheeljack created [[dominator disk]]s which forced the Constructicons, and thus Devastator, into serving the Autobots. Unfortunately, Megatron had anticipated this plan and built a device to override the dominator disks. When he turned Devastator against the Autobots, Wheeljack turned up the power on the dominator discs, which only served to fry Devastator's [[Circuit (circuit)\|logic circuits]] and sent him berserk, damaging the controls for Megatron's drill just as it was about to pierce the Earth's core. Working together, both factions restored Devastator to Megatron's control and sent him into the ground to take out the drill before it could destroy the Earth. Devastator was surprised by Megatron's cowardly absence after he returned surface, but merely believed Megatron left to plan their next attack. {{storylink\|The Core}}

	[[File:MasterBuilders devastator under attack.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4]]		[[File:MasterBuilders devastator under attack.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|"It wasn't the airplanes. Was beauty killed the beast."]]
	Allying with Autobots [[Grapple (G1)\|Grapple]] and [[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] to construct a [[Solar Power Tower]] of Grapple's design that they could then steal for the Decepticons, the Constructicons formed Devastator to install the sun-harnessing sphere component on top of the tower. After the villains took control of the tower, the other Autobots arrived to stop their plan and were confronted by Devastator once again, but managed to fell him by tricking him into collapsing the tower right on top of himself. {{storylink\|The Master Builders (episode)\|The Master Builders}}		Allying with Autobots [[Grapple (G1)\|Grapple]] and [[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] to construct a [[Solar Power Tower]] of Grapple's design that they could then steal for the Decepticons, the Constructicons formed Devastator to install the sun-harnessing sphere component on top of the tower. After the villains took control of the tower, the other Autobots arrived to stop their plan and were confronted by Devastator once again, but managed to fell him by tricking him into collapsing the tower right on top of himself. {{storylink\|The Master Builders (episode)\|The Master Builders}}