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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*In [[Cybertronian Homesick Blues\|''~~MTMTE~~'' #13]], Whirl speculates that Killmaster is a [[monoformer]] and indeed, we've never glimpsed any possible [[alternate mode]] he may have possessed.		*In [[Cybertronian Homesick Blues\|''More than Meets the Eye'' #13]], Whirl speculates that Killmaster is a [[monoformer]] and indeed, we've never glimpsed any possible [[alternate mode]] he may have possessed.
	*In [[Dissolution Part 3: A World Misplaced\|''Lost Light'' #3]], Killmaster and Whirl literally refer to each other as "Nemesis", which is the best worst thing ever.		*In [[Dissolution Part 3: A World Misplaced\|''Lost Light'' #3]], Killmaster and Whirl literally refer to each other as "Nemesis", which is the best worst thing ever.

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	[[File:AWorldMisplaced-Killmaster.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|I'm mad because [[Megatron (Movie)\|Movie Megatron]] stole my mouth.]]		[[File:AWorldMisplaced-Killmaster.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|I'm mad because [[Megatron (Movie)\|Movie Megatron]] stole my mouth.]]

	A hulking slab of a [[Decepticon]] with an enthusiasm for killing that borders on the psychotic, '''Killmaster''' lives up to his name. Despite his massive frame and quiet ~~demenaor~~, he's more intelligent than he appears, and uses those smarts to make new and terrifying advancements in the field of "bi-directional weapons", which utilize teleportation and interdimensional travel in unorthodox ways; the most notorious of these is his distinctive wand. His real name is '''Murderking'''... evidently, he felt that this name didn't ''quite'' communicate his lust for violence enough, which tells you all you really need to know about him.		A hulking slab of a [[Decepticon]] with an enthusiasm for killing that borders on the psychotic, '''Killmaster''' lives up to his name. Despite his massive frame and quiet demeanor, he's more intelligent than he appears, and uses those smarts to make new and terrifying advancements in the field of "bi-directional weapons", which utilize teleportation and interdimensional travel in unorthodox ways; the most notorious of these is his distinctive wand. His real name is '''Murderking'''... evidently, he felt that this name didn't ''quite'' communicate his lust for violence enough, which tells you all you really need to know about him.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
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	During the early days of the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]], Killmaster was one of a number of high-ranking Decepticons taken prisoner by [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]]'s Autobots. When a group of Decepticons took [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ratchet]] hostage, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Orion Pax]] expected the Autobots would have to trade a high-ranking Decepticon like Killmaster get him back. {{storylink\|Omega's Conundrum}}		During the early days of the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]], Killmaster was one of a number of high-ranking Decepticons taken prisoner by [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]]'s Autobots. When a group of Decepticons took [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ratchet]] hostage, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Orion Pax]] expected the Autobots would have to trade a high-ranking Decepticon like Killmaster get him back. {{storylink\|Omega's Conundrum}}

	Killmaster ultimately returned to the Decepticons under ~~unspecificed~~ circumstances. He eventually climbed the ranks to become a member of the dreaded [[Warriors Elite]], who fought [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] during the [[Battle for Hell's Point]]. {{storylink\|The Gloaming}} Off the battlefield, he developed a line of bespoke devices that weaponized interdimensional teleportation: these ranged from [[shunt bomb]]s and [[displacement mines]] all the way up to a "moongun", a device capable of destroying entire planetoids. {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} His infamous "wand" became his signature weapon; although it initially could only teleport inanimate objects, he later upgraded it to send living victims into a personal "pocket prison". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 4: Bad Moon Rising\|Bad Moon Rising}} The Autobot weapons engineer [[Brainstorm (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Brainstorm]] studied many of Killmaster's inventions, {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} and the [[Galactic Council]] acquired the blueprints for his moongun and used them to reverse-engineer a series of weapons known as "[[geobomb]]s". {{storylink\|Animals}}		Killmaster ultimately returned to the Decepticons under unspecified circumstances. He eventually climbed the ranks to become a member of the dreaded [[Warriors Elite]], who fought [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] during the [[Battle for Hell's Point]]. {{storylink\|The Gloaming}} Off the battlefield, he developed a line of bespoke devices that weaponized interdimensional teleportation: these ranged from [[shunt bomb]]s and [[displacement mines]] all the way up to a "moongun", a device capable of destroying entire planetoids. {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} His infamous "wand" became his signature weapon; although it initially could only teleport inanimate objects, he later upgraded it to send living victims into a personal "pocket prison". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 4: Bad Moon Rising\|Bad Moon Rising}} The Autobot weapons engineer [[Brainstorm (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Brainstorm]] studied many of Killmaster's inventions, {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} and the [[Galactic Council]] acquired the blueprints for his moongun and used them to reverse-engineer a series of weapons known as "[[geobomb]]s". {{storylink\|Animals}}

	[[File:AWorldMisplaced WhirlVKillmaster.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px]]		[[File:AWorldMisplaced WhirlVKillmaster.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px]]
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			*In [[Cybertronian Homesick Blues\|''MTMTE'' #13]], Whirl speculates that Killmaster is a [[monoformer]] and indeed, we've never glimpsed any possible [[alternate mode]] he may have possessed.
	*In [[Dissolution Part 3: A World Misplaced\|''Lost Light'' #3]], Killmaster and Whirl literally refer to each other as "Nemesis", which is the best worst thing ever.		*In [[Dissolution Part 3: A World Misplaced\|''Lost Light'' #3]], Killmaster and Whirl literally refer to each other as "Nemesis", which is the best worst thing ever.

Dark T Zeratul: /* 2005 IDW continuity */

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	During the early days of the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]], Killmaster was one of a number of high-ranking Decepticons taken prisoner by [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]]'s Autobots. When a group of Decepticons took [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ratchet]] hostage, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Orion Pax]] expected the Autobots would have to trade a high-ranking Decepticon like Killmaster get him back. {{storylink\|Omega's Conundrum}}		During the early days of the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]], Killmaster was one of a number of high-ranking Decepticons taken prisoner by [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]]'s Autobots. When a group of Decepticons took [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ratchet]] hostage, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Orion Pax]] expected the Autobots would have to trade a high-ranking Decepticon like Killmaster get him back. {{storylink\|Omega's Conundrum}}

	Killmaster ultimately returned to the Decepticons under unspecificed circumstances. He eventually climbed the ranks to become a member of the dreaded [[Warriors Elite]], who fought [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] during the [[Battle of Hell's Point]]. {{storylink\|The Gloaming}} Off the battlefield, he developed a line of bespoke devices that weaponized interdimensional teleportation: these ranged from [[shunt bomb]]s and [[displacement mines]] all the way up to a "moongun", a device capable of destroying entire planetoids. {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} His infamous "wand" became his signature weapon; although it initially could only teleport inanimate objects, he later upgraded it to send living victims into a personal "pocket prison". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 4: Bad Moon Rising\|Bad Moon Rising}} The Autobot weapons engineer [[Brainstorm (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Brainstorm]] studied many of Killmaster's inventions, {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} and the [[Galactic Council]] acquired the blueprints for his moongun and used them to reverse-engineer a series of weapons known as "[[geobomb]]s". {{storylink\|Animals}}		Killmaster ultimately returned to the Decepticons under unspecificed circumstances. He eventually climbed the ranks to become a member of the dreaded [[Warriors Elite]], who fought [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] during the [[Battle for Hell's Point]]. {{storylink\|The Gloaming}} Off the battlefield, he developed a line of bespoke devices that weaponized interdimensional teleportation: these ranged from [[shunt bomb]]s and [[displacement mines]] all the way up to a "moongun", a device capable of destroying entire planetoids. {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} His infamous "wand" became his signature weapon; although it initially could only teleport inanimate objects, he later upgraded it to send living victims into a personal "pocket prison". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 4: Bad Moon Rising\|Bad Moon Rising}} The Autobot weapons engineer [[Brainstorm (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Brainstorm]] studied many of Killmaster's inventions, {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} and the [[Galactic Council]] acquired the blueprints for his moongun and used them to reverse-engineer a series of weapons known as "[[geobomb]]s". {{storylink\|Animals}}

	[[File:AWorldMisplaced WhirlVKillmaster.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px]]		[[File:AWorldMisplaced WhirlVKillmaster.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px]]

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	During the early days of the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]], Killmaster was one of a number of high-ranking Decepticons taken prisoner by [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]]'s Autobots. When a group of Decepticons took [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ratchet]] hostage, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Orion Pax]] expected the Autobots would have to trade a high-ranking Decepticon like Killmaster get him back. {{storylink\|Omega's Conundrum}}		During the early days of the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]], Killmaster was one of a number of high-ranking Decepticons taken prisoner by [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]]'s Autobots. When a group of Decepticons took [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ratchet]] hostage, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Orion Pax]] expected the Autobots would have to trade a high-ranking Decepticon like Killmaster get him back. {{storylink\|Omega's Conundrum}}

	~~Under unspecificed circumstances,~~ Killmaster ~~escaped captivity,~~ returned to the Decepticons~~, and~~ eventually climbed the ranks to become a member of the dreaded [[Warriors Elite]], who fought [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] during the [[Battle ~~for~~ Hell's Point]]. {{storylink\|The Gloaming}} Off the battlefield, he developed a line of bespoke devices that weaponized interdimensional teleportation: these ranged from [[shunt bomb]]s and [[displacement mines]] all the way up to a "moongun", a device capable of destroying entire planetoids. {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} His infamous "wand" became his signature weapon; although it initially could only teleport inanimate objects, he later upgraded it to send living victims into a personal "pocket prison". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 4: Bad Moon Rising\|Bad Moon Rising}} The Autobot weapons engineer [[Brainstorm (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Brainstorm]] studied many of Killmaster's inventions, {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} and the [[Galactic Council]] acquired the blueprints for his moongun and used them to reverse-engineer a series of weapons known as "[[geobomb]]s". {{storylink\|Animals}}		Killmaster ultimately returned to the Decepticons under unspecificed circumstances. He eventually climbed the ranks to become a member of the dreaded [[Warriors Elite]], who fought [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] during the [[Battle of Hell's Point]]. {{storylink\|The Gloaming}} Off the battlefield, he developed a line of bespoke devices that weaponized interdimensional teleportation: these ranged from [[shunt bomb]]s and [[displacement mines]] all the way up to a "moongun", a device capable of destroying entire planetoids. {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} His infamous "wand" became his signature weapon; although it initially could only teleport inanimate objects, he later upgraded it to send living victims into a personal "pocket prison". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 4: Bad Moon Rising\|Bad Moon Rising}} The Autobot weapons engineer [[Brainstorm (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Brainstorm]] studied many of Killmaster's inventions, {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} and the [[Galactic Council]] acquired the blueprints for his moongun and used them to reverse-engineer a series of weapons known as "[[geobomb]]s". {{storylink\|Animals}}

	[[File:AWorldMisplaced WhirlVKillmaster.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px]]		[[File:AWorldMisplaced WhirlVKillmaster.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px]]

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	A hulking slab of a [[Decepticon]] with an enthusiasm for killing that borders on the psychotic, '''Killmaster''' lives up to his name. Despite his massive frame and quiet demenaor, he's more intelligent than he appears, and uses those smarts to make new and terrifying advancements in the field of "bi-directional weapons", which utilize teleportation and interdimensional travel in unorthodox ways; the most notorious of these is his distinctive wand. His real name is '''Murderking'''... evidently, he felt that this name didn't ''quite'' communicate his lust for violence enough, which tells you all you really need to know about him.		A hulking slab of a [[Decepticon]] with an enthusiasm for killing that borders on the psychotic, '''Killmaster''' lives up to his name. Despite his massive frame and quiet demenaor, he's more intelligent than he appears, and uses those smarts to make new and terrifying advancements in the field of "bi-directional weapons", which utilize teleportation and interdimensional travel in unorthodox ways; the most notorious of these is his distinctive wand. His real name is '''Murderking'''... evidently, he felt that this name didn't ''quite'' communicate his lust for violence enough, which tells you all you really need to know about him.


	==Fiction==		==Fiction==

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	[[File:AWorldMisplaced-Killmaster.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|I'm mad because [[Megatron (Movie)\|Movie Megatron]] stole my mouth.]]		[[File:AWorldMisplaced-Killmaster.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|I'm mad because [[Megatron (Movie)\|Movie Megatron]] stole my mouth.]]

	A hulking slab of a [[Decepticon]] with an enthusiasm for killing that borders on the psychotic, '''Killmaster''' lives up to his name. Despite his massive frame and quiet demenaor, he's more intelligent than he appears, and uses those smarts to make new and terrifying advancements in the field of "bi-directional weapons", which utilize teleportation and interdimensional travel in unorthodox ways. His real name is '''Murderking'''... evidently, he felt that this name didn't ''quite'' communicate his lust for violence enough, which tells you all you really need to know about him.		A hulking slab of a [[Decepticon]] with an enthusiasm for killing that borders on the psychotic, '''Killmaster''' lives up to his name. Despite his massive frame and quiet demenaor, he's more intelligent than he appears, and uses those smarts to make new and terrifying advancements in the field of "bi-directional weapons", which utilize teleportation and interdimensional travel in unorthodox ways; the most notorious of these is his distinctive wand. His real name is '''Murderking'''... evidently, he felt that this name didn't ''quite'' communicate his lust for violence enough, which tells you all you really need to know about him.

Cyberlink420 at 01:06, 28 August 2021

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	[[File:ARealMother-Killmaster.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|"Oh boy, here I go killin' again!"]]		[[File:ARealMother-Killmaster.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|"Oh boy, here I go killin' again!"]]

	One of the many Decepticons enthralled by [[King Sombra]], Killmaster confronted [[Arcee (G1)\|Arcee]] and [[Greenlight]] in battle, using his magical wand to to deflect their [[energon]] weapons. When [[~~Aunt~~ Holiday]] and [[~~Auntie~~ Lofty]] tried their hoof at defeating him, Killmaster snapped the yarn they tried to ensnare him with before the four combined their strengths, tying him up in yarn before catapulting him away. As he flew off, Killmaster promised that they hadn't seen the last of him. {{storylink\|A Real Mother}}		One of the many Decepticons enthralled by [[King Sombra]], Killmaster confronted [[Arcee (G1)\|Arcee]] and [[Greenlight]] in battle, using his magical wand to to deflect their [[energon]] weapons. When [[Holiday]] and [[Lofty]] tried their hoof at defeating him, Killmaster snapped the yarn they tried to ensnare him with before the four combined their strengths, tying him up in yarn before catapulting him away. As he flew off, Killmaster promised that they hadn't seen the last of him. {{storylink\|A Real Mother}}

	{{--}}		{{--}}

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	===''My Little Pony/Transformers''===		===''My Little Pony/Transformers''===
	~~{{spoiler\|A Real Mother\|May 26}}~~

	[[File:ARealMother-Killmaster.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|"Oh boy, here I go killin' again!"]]		[[File:ARealMother-Killmaster.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|"Oh boy, here I go killin' again!"]]

Nu-Priest: Undo revision 1509552 by Dingdongdude (talk)If it's that vague, it's probably not intentional.

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Undo revision 1509552 by Dingdongdude (talk)If it's that vague, it's probably not intentional.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*In [[Dissolution Part 3: A World Misplaced\|''Lost Light'' #3]], Killmaster and Whirl literally refer to each other as "Nemesis", which is the best worst thing ever.		*In [[Dissolution Part 3: A World Misplaced\|''Lost Light'' #3]], Killmaster and Whirl literally refer to each other as "Nemesis", which is the best worst thing ever.
	*His colors and design (particularly the shoulders) are ''very very vaguely'' reminescent of [[Bombshell (G1)\|Bombshell]].

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*In [[Dissolution Part 3: A World Misplaced\|''Lost Light'' #3]], Killmaster and Whirl literally refer to each other as "Nemesis", which is the best worst thing ever.		*In [[Dissolution Part 3: A World Misplaced\|''Lost Light'' #3]], Killmaster and Whirl literally refer to each other as "Nemesis", which is the best worst thing ever.
			*His colors and design (particularly the shoulders) are ''very very vaguely'' reminescent of [[Bombshell (G1)\|Bombshell]].

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

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	During the early days of the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]], Killmaster was one of a number of high-ranking Decepticons taken prisoner by [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]]'s Autobots. When a group of Decepticons took [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ratchet]] hostage, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Orion Pax]] expected the Autobots would have to trade a high-ranking Decepticon like Killmaster get him back. {{storylink\|Omega's Conundrum}}		During the early days of the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]], Killmaster was one of a number of high-ranking Decepticons taken prisoner by [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]]'s Autobots. When a group of Decepticons took [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ratchet]] hostage, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Orion Pax]] expected the Autobots would have to trade a high-ranking Decepticon like Killmaster get him back. {{storylink\|Omega's Conundrum}}

	Killmaster ultimately returned to the Decepticons under unspecificed circumstances. He eventually climbed the ranks to become a member of the dreaded [[Warriors Elite]], who fought [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] during the [[Battle of Hell's Point]]. {{storylink\|The Gloaming}} Off the battlefield, he developed a line of bespoke devices that weaponized interdimensional teleportation: these ranged from [[shunt bomb]]s and [[displacement mines]] all the way up to a "moongun", a device capable of destroying entire planetoids. {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} His infamous "wand" became his signature weapon; although it initially could only teleport inanimate objects, he later upgraded it to send living victims into a personal "pocket prison". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 4: Bad Moon Rising\|Bad Moon Rising}} The Autobot weapons engineer [[Brainstorm (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Brainstorm]] studied many of Killmaster's inventions, {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} and the [[Galactic Council]] acquired the blueprints for his moongun and used them to reverse-engineer a series of weapons known as "[[geobomb]]s". {{storylink\|Animals}}		Killmaster ultimately returned to the Decepticons under unspecificed circumstances. He eventually climbed the ranks to become a member of the dreaded [[Warriors Elite]], who fought [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] during the [[Battle for Hell's Point]]. {{storylink\|The Gloaming}} Off the battlefield, he developed a line of bespoke devices that weaponized interdimensional teleportation: these ranged from [[shunt bomb]]s and [[displacement mines]] all the way up to a "moongun", a device capable of destroying entire planetoids. {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} His infamous "wand" became his signature weapon; although it initially could only teleport inanimate objects, he later upgraded it to send living victims into a personal "pocket prison". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 4: Bad Moon Rising\|Bad Moon Rising}} The Autobot weapons engineer [[Brainstorm (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Brainstorm]] studied many of Killmaster's inventions, {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} and the [[Galactic Council]] acquired the blueprints for his moongun and used them to reverse-engineer a series of weapons known as "[[geobomb]]s". {{storylink\|Animals}}

	[[File:AWorldMisplaced WhirlVKillmaster.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px]]		[[File:AWorldMisplaced WhirlVKillmaster.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px]]

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	During the early days of the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]], Killmaster was one of a number of high-ranking Decepticons taken prisoner by [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]]'s Autobots. When a group of Decepticons took [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ratchet]] hostage, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Orion Pax]] expected the Autobots would have to trade a high-ranking Decepticon like Killmaster get him back. {{storylink\|Omega's Conundrum}}		During the early days of the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]], Killmaster was one of a number of high-ranking Decepticons taken prisoner by [[Zeta Prime (G1)\|Zeta Prime]]'s Autobots. When a group of Decepticons took [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ratchet]] hostage, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Orion Pax]] expected the Autobots would have to trade a high-ranking Decepticon like Killmaster get him back. {{storylink\|Omega's Conundrum}}

	~~Under unspecificed circumstances,~~ Killmaster ~~escaped captivity,~~ returned to the Decepticons~~, and~~ eventually climbed the ranks to become a member of the dreaded [[Warriors Elite]], who fought [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] during the [[Battle ~~for~~ Hell's Point]]. {{storylink\|The Gloaming}} Off the battlefield, he developed a line of bespoke devices that weaponized interdimensional teleportation: these ranged from [[shunt bomb]]s and [[displacement mines]] all the way up to a "moongun", a device capable of destroying entire planetoids. {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} His infamous "wand" became his signature weapon; although it initially could only teleport inanimate objects, he later upgraded it to send living victims into a personal "pocket prison". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 4: Bad Moon Rising\|Bad Moon Rising}} The Autobot weapons engineer [[Brainstorm (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Brainstorm]] studied many of Killmaster's inventions, {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} and the [[Galactic Council]] acquired the blueprints for his moongun and used them to reverse-engineer a series of weapons known as "[[geobomb]]s". {{storylink\|Animals}}		Killmaster ultimately returned to the Decepticons under unspecificed circumstances. He eventually climbed the ranks to become a member of the dreaded [[Warriors Elite]], who fought [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] during the [[Battle of Hell's Point]]. {{storylink\|The Gloaming}} Off the battlefield, he developed a line of bespoke devices that weaponized interdimensional teleportation: these ranged from [[shunt bomb]]s and [[displacement mines]] all the way up to a "moongun", a device capable of destroying entire planetoids. {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} His infamous "wand" became his signature weapon; although it initially could only teleport inanimate objects, he later upgraded it to send living victims into a personal "pocket prison". {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 4: Bad Moon Rising\|Bad Moon Rising}} The Autobot weapons engineer [[Brainstorm (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Brainstorm]] studied many of Killmaster's inventions, {{storylink\|Dissolution Part 5: Modes of Production\|Modes of Production}} and the [[Galactic Council]] acquired the blueprints for his moongun and used them to reverse-engineer a series of weapons known as "[[geobomb]]s". {{storylink\|Animals}}

	[[File:AWorldMisplaced WhirlVKillmaster.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px]]		[[File:AWorldMisplaced WhirlVKillmaster.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px]]