The Coming Storm: Part 4 - Revision history

Turborun at 14:33, 12 July 2024

2024-07-12T14:33:04Z

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	==Quotes==		==Quotes==
	* "...Why me?"		"...Why me?"
	:—'''Onslaught''' hates leading a team of morons		:—'''Onslaught''' hates leading a team of morons

Cyberlink420 at 00:13, 5 November 2021

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	The damaged [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s wake up to find themselves in a Decepticon dungeon. [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]] notes that the tech powering the energy bars is impossible to disrupt, but [[Brawl (G1)\|Brawl]] ignores him, shocking himself in the process. [[Blast Off (G1)\|Blast Off]] and [[Vortex (G1)\|Vortex]] wondered how they managed to get captured, causing [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]] to insist that the Decepticons got lucky. The others begin to blame their leader for their imprisonment, but Onslaught shuts them up, telling them that they'll have to wait until someone comes along to make a break for it. Still, Brawl keeps shocking himself on the bars, exasperating his leader.		The damaged [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s wake up to find themselves in a Decepticon dungeon. [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]] notes that the tech powering the energy bars is impossible to disrupt, but [[Brawl (G1)\|Brawl]] ignores him, shocking himself in the process. [[Blast Off (G1)\|Blast Off]] and [[Vortex (G1)\|Vortex]] wondered how they managed to get captured, causing [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]] to insist that the Decepticons got lucky. The others begin to blame their leader for their imprisonment, but Onslaught shuts them up, telling them that they'll have to wait until someone comes along to make a break for it. Still, Brawl keeps shocking himself on the bars, exasperating his leader.

	Sometime later, two Decepticons, [[Falcon (G1)\|Falcon]] and [[~~Vanquish (G1)\|~~Vanquish]], greet the Combaticons. They insist their imprisonment was a mistake, and that they were brought here as guests for their leader. As the bars shut off, Onslaught is quick to restrain the angered Brawl, telling him to be patient. The Decepticons proceed to escort them to their master, [[Deathsaurus (G1)\|Deathsaurus]], who is eager to talk to the Combaticons. Swindle is quick to spot the riches surrounding the Decepticon warlord's throne, while Vortex notices the oil carried by Deathsaurus' servant, [[Lyzack (G1)\|Lyzack]]. Onslaught, however, knows that the Deathsaurus has them in a trap. Deathsaurus tells the five that they are free to go anytime, but insists they stay for a drink, noting that his oil is thrice refined. Additionally, Deathsaurus insists on repairing the Combaticons to apologize for his troops' "mistake", and even has some upgrade for them, pulling up some holograms; Blast Off is quick to note that his upgrade has a third land mode, and is excited by the prospect of being able to contribute more. Deathsaurus has Lyzack bring out a datapad with more details, but Onslaught insists that the Decepticon's generosity is a trick, insisting that kindness is for the weak. Deathsaurus notes that while he is right, the Combaticons are hardly in the position to refuse being coddled. This angers Brawl, who insists they can take care of themselves. Deathsaurus notes that their reports show they were always partnered with another team, angering Brawl enough for him to break Onslaught's hold on him, punching the Decepticon straight in the face. Deathsaurus, however, ignores the attack, insisting that he's just telling them what he's seen: a team that is far from the best the [[Elite Guard]] has to offer. As Lyzack returns with more oil, Deathsaurus notes that while Onslaught may be a master tactician, he and his troops were easily captured, and that no matter what he says, there is no luck in war. The Decepticon continues to goad Onslaught, noting that while he was one of the best at [[Omnihelix Academy]], his strategies now are quite dull, shaking the Autobot. Deathsaurus tells them that he can give the Combaticons back their strength, brandishing a datapad. As Blast Off grabs it, Onslaught questions Deathsaurus if they will simply be puppets for him. The Decepticon insists that the Combaticons are better than either faction, and that serving one is below them. All they have to do is take his offer, and use it do destroy the Elite Guard, an action that will show their true might, a combined force that will stop any rebellion before the war can drag on. Blast Off gives his commander the datapad, and as Onslaught looks over it, he decides to take Deathsaurus' offer...		Sometime later, two Decepticons, [[Falcon (G1)\|Falcon]] and [[Vanquish]], greet the Combaticons. They insist their imprisonment was a mistake, and that they were brought here as guests for their leader. As the bars shut off, Onslaught is quick to restrain the angered Brawl, telling him to be patient. The Decepticons proceed to escort them to their master, [[Deathsaurus (G1)\|Deathsaurus]], who is eager to talk to the Combaticons. Swindle is quick to spot the riches surrounding the Decepticon warlord's throne, while Vortex notices the oil carried by Deathsaurus' servant, [[Lyzack (G1)\|Lyzack]]. Onslaught, however, knows that the Deathsaurus has them in a trap. Deathsaurus tells the five that they are free to go anytime, but insists they stay for a drink, noting that his oil is thrice refined. Additionally, Deathsaurus insists on repairing the Combaticons to apologize for his troops' "mistake", and even has some upgrade for them, pulling up some holograms; Blast Off is quick to note that his upgrade has a third land mode, and is excited by the prospect of being able to contribute more. Deathsaurus has Lyzack bring out a datapad with more details, but Onslaught insists that the Decepticon's generosity is a trick, insisting that kindness is for the weak. Deathsaurus notes that while he is right, the Combaticons are hardly in the position to refuse being coddled. This angers Brawl, who insists they can take care of themselves. Deathsaurus notes that their reports show they were always partnered with another team, angering Brawl enough for him to break Onslaught's hold on him, punching the Decepticon straight in the face. Deathsaurus, however, ignores the attack, insisting that he's just telling them what he's seen: a team that is far from the best the [[Elite Guard]] has to offer. As Lyzack returns with more oil, Deathsaurus notes that while Onslaught may be a master tactician, he and his troops were easily captured, and that no matter what he says, there is no luck in war. The Decepticon continues to goad Onslaught, noting that while he was one of the best at [[Omnihelix Academy]], his strategies now are quite dull, shaking the Autobot. Deathsaurus tells them that he can give the Combaticons back their strength, brandishing a datapad. As Blast Off grabs it, Onslaught questions Deathsaurus if they will simply be puppets for him. The Decepticon insists that the Combaticons are better than either faction, and that serving one is below them. All they have to do is take his offer, and use it do destroy the Elite Guard, an action that will show their true might, a combined force that will stop any rebellion before the war can drag on. Blast Off gives his commander the datapad, and as Onslaught looks over it, he decides to take Deathsaurus' offer...

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	*[[Vortex (G1)\|Vortex]] (5)		*[[Vortex (G1)\|Vortex]] (5)
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	*[[~~Vanquish (G1)\|~~Vanquish]] (6)		*[[Vanquish]] (6)
	*[[Falcon (G1)\|Falcon]] (7)		*[[Falcon (G1)\|Falcon]] (7)
	*[[Deathsaurus (G1)\|Deathsaurus]] (8)		*[[Deathsaurus (G1)\|Deathsaurus]] (8)

Saix: clean up, replaced: Deathsaurus (Victory) → Deathsaurus (G1) (2), Lyzack (Victory) → Lyzack (G1) (2)

2021-09-20T01:25:56Z

clean up, replaced: Deathsaurus (Victory) → Deathsaurus (G1) (2), Lyzack (Victory) → Lyzack (G1) (2)

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	The damaged [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s wake up to find themselves in a Decepticon dungeon. [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]] notes that the tech powering the energy bars is impossible to disrupt, but [[Brawl (G1)\|Brawl]] ignores him, shocking himself in the process. [[Blast Off (G1)\|Blast Off]] and [[Vortex (G1)\|Vortex]] wondered how they managed to get captured, causing [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]] to insist that the Decepticons got lucky. The others begin to blame their leader for their imprisonment, but Onslaught shuts them up, telling them that they'll have to wait until someone comes along to make a break for it. Still, Brawl keeps shocking himself on the bars, exasperating his leader.		The damaged [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s wake up to find themselves in a Decepticon dungeon. [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]] notes that the tech powering the energy bars is impossible to disrupt, but [[Brawl (G1)\|Brawl]] ignores him, shocking himself in the process. [[Blast Off (G1)\|Blast Off]] and [[Vortex (G1)\|Vortex]] wondered how they managed to get captured, causing [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]] to insist that the Decepticons got lucky. The others begin to blame their leader for their imprisonment, but Onslaught shuts them up, telling them that they'll have to wait until someone comes along to make a break for it. Still, Brawl keeps shocking himself on the bars, exasperating his leader.

	Sometime later, two Decepticons, [[Falcon (G1)\|Falcon]] and [[Vanquish (G1)\|Vanquish]], greet the Combaticons. They insist their imprisonment was a mistake, and that they were brought here as guests for their leader. As the bars shut off, Onslaught is quick to restrain the angered Brawl, telling him to be patient. The Decepticons proceed to escort them to their master, [[Deathsaurus (~~Victory~~)\|Deathsaurus]], who is eager to talk to the Combaticons. Swindle is quick to spot the riches surrounding the Decepticon warlord's throne, while Vortex notices the oil carried by Deathsaurus' servant, [[Lyzack (~~Victory~~)\|Lyzack]]. Onslaught, however, knows that the Deathsaurus has them in a trap. Deathsaurus tells the five that they are free to go anytime, but insists they stay for a drink, noting that his oil is thrice refined. Additionally, Deathsaurus insists on repairing the Combaticons to apologize for his troops' "mistake", and even has some upgrade for them, pulling up some holograms; Blast Off is quick to note that his upgrade has a third land mode, and is excited by the prospect of being able to contribute more. Deathsaurus has Lyzack bring out a datapad with more details, but Onslaught insists that the Decepticon's generosity is a trick, insisting that kindness is for the weak. Deathsaurus notes that while he is right, the Combaticons are hardly in the position to refuse being coddled. This angers Brawl, who insists they can take care of themselves. Deathsaurus notes that their reports show they were always partnered with another team, angering Brawl enough for him to break Onslaught's hold on him, punching the Decepticon straight in the face. Deathsaurus, however, ignores the attack, insisting that he's just telling them what he's seen: a team that is far from the best the [[Elite Guard]] has to offer. As Lyzack returns with more oil, Deathsaurus notes that while Onslaught may be a master tactician, he and his troops were easily captured, and that no matter what he says, there is no luck in war. The Decepticon continues to goad Onslaught, noting that while he was one of the best at [[Omnihelix Academy]], his strategies now are quite dull, shaking the Autobot. Deathsaurus tells them that he can give the Combaticons back their strength, brandishing a datapad. As Blast Off grabs it, Onslaught questions Deathsaurus if they will simply be puppets for him. The Decepticon insists that the Combaticons are better than either faction, and that serving one is below them. All they have to do is take his offer, and use it do destroy the Elite Guard, an action that will show their true might, a combined force that will stop any rebellion before the war can drag on. Blast Off gives his commander the datapad, and as Onslaught looks over it, he decides to take Deathsaurus' offer...		Sometime later, two Decepticons, [[Falcon (G1)\|Falcon]] and [[Vanquish (G1)\|Vanquish]], greet the Combaticons. They insist their imprisonment was a mistake, and that they were brought here as guests for their leader. As the bars shut off, Onslaught is quick to restrain the angered Brawl, telling him to be patient. The Decepticons proceed to escort them to their master, [[Deathsaurus (G1)\|Deathsaurus]], who is eager to talk to the Combaticons. Swindle is quick to spot the riches surrounding the Decepticon warlord's throne, while Vortex notices the oil carried by Deathsaurus' servant, [[Lyzack (G1)\|Lyzack]]. Onslaught, however, knows that the Deathsaurus has them in a trap. Deathsaurus tells the five that they are free to go anytime, but insists they stay for a drink, noting that his oil is thrice refined. Additionally, Deathsaurus insists on repairing the Combaticons to apologize for his troops' "mistake", and even has some upgrade for them, pulling up some holograms; Blast Off is quick to note that his upgrade has a third land mode, and is excited by the prospect of being able to contribute more. Deathsaurus has Lyzack bring out a datapad with more details, but Onslaught insists that the Decepticon's generosity is a trick, insisting that kindness is for the weak. Deathsaurus notes that while he is right, the Combaticons are hardly in the position to refuse being coddled. This angers Brawl, who insists they can take care of themselves. Deathsaurus notes that their reports show they were always partnered with another team, angering Brawl enough for him to break Onslaught's hold on him, punching the Decepticon straight in the face. Deathsaurus, however, ignores the attack, insisting that he's just telling them what he's seen: a team that is far from the best the [[Elite Guard]] has to offer. As Lyzack returns with more oil, Deathsaurus notes that while Onslaught may be a master tactician, he and his troops were easily captured, and that no matter what he says, there is no luck in war. The Decepticon continues to goad Onslaught, noting that while he was one of the best at [[Omnihelix Academy]], his strategies now are quite dull, shaking the Autobot. Deathsaurus tells them that he can give the Combaticons back their strength, brandishing a datapad. As Blast Off grabs it, Onslaught questions Deathsaurus if they will simply be puppets for him. The Decepticon insists that the Combaticons are better than either faction, and that serving one is below them. All they have to do is take his offer, and use it do destroy the Elite Guard, an action that will show their true might, a combined force that will stop any rebellion before the war can drag on. Blast Off gives his commander the datapad, and as Onslaught looks over it, he decides to take Deathsaurus' offer...

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	*[[Vanquish (G1)\|Vanquish]] (6)		*[[Vanquish (G1)\|Vanquish]] (6)
	*[[Falcon (G1)\|Falcon]] (7)		*[[Falcon (G1)\|Falcon]] (7)
	*[[Deathsaurus (~~Victory~~)\|Deathsaurus]] (8)		*[[Deathsaurus (G1)\|Deathsaurus]] (8)
	*[[Lyzack (~~Victory~~)\|Lyzack]] (9)		*[[Lyzack (G1)\|Lyzack]] (9)
	}}		}}

NexusShard17 at 01:44, 30 September 2018

2018-09-30T01:44:56Z

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	The damaged [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s wake up to find themselves in a Decepticon dungeon. [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]] notes that the tech powering the energy bars is impossible to disrupt, but [[Brawl (G1)\|Brawl]] ignores him, shocking himself in the process. [[Blast Off (G1)\|Blast Off]] and [[Vortex (G1)\|Vortex]] wondered how they managed to get captured, causing [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]] to insist that the Decepticons got lucky. The others begin to blame their leader for their imprisonment, but Onslaught shuts them up, telling them that they'll have to wait until someone comes along to make a break for it. Still, Brawl keeps shocking himself on the bars, exasperating his leader.		The damaged [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s wake up to find themselves in a Decepticon dungeon. [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]] notes that the tech powering the energy bars is impossible to disrupt, but [[Brawl (G1)\|Brawl]] ignores him, shocking himself in the process. [[Blast Off (G1)\|Blast Off]] and [[Vortex (G1)\|Vortex]] wondered how they managed to get captured, causing [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]] to insist that the Decepticons got lucky. The others begin to blame their leader for their imprisonment, but Onslaught shuts them up, telling them that they'll have to wait until someone comes along to make a break for it. Still, Brawl keeps shocking himself on the bars, exasperating his leader.

	Sometime later, two Decepticons, [[Falcon (G1)\|Falcon]] and [[Vanquish (G1)\|Vanquish]], greet the Combaticons. They insist their imprisonment was a mistake, and that they were brought here as guests for their leader. As the bars shut off, Onslaught is quick to restrain the angered Brawl, telling him to be patient. The Decepticons proceed to escort them to their master, [[Deathsaurus (Victory)\|Deathsaurus]], who is eager to talk to the Combaticons. Swindle is quick to spot the riches surrounding the Decepticon warlord's throne, while Vortex notices the oil carried by Deathsaurus' servant, [[Lyzack (Victory)\|Lyzack]]. Onslaught, however, knows that the Deathsaurus has them in a trap. Deathsaurus tells the five that they are free to go anytime, but insists they stay for a drink, noting that his oil is thrice refined. Additionally, Deathsaurus insists on repairing the Combaticons to apologize for his troops' "mistake", and even has some upgrade for them, pulling up some holograms; Blast Off is quick to note that his upgrade has a third land mode, and is excited by the prospect of being able to contribute more. Deathsaurus has Lyzack bring out a datapad with more details, but Onslaught insists that the Decepticon's generosity is a trick, insisting that kindness is for the weak. Deathsaurus notes that while he is right, the Combaticons are hardly in the position to refuse being coddled. This angers Brawl, who insists they can take care of themselves. Deathsaurus notes that their reports show they were always partnered with another team, angering Brawl enough for him to break Onslaught's hold on him, punching the Decepticon straight in the face. Deathsaurus, however, ignores the attack, insisting that he's just telling them what he's seen: a team that is far from the best the [[~~Cybertron Elite Guard\|~~Elite Guard]] has to offer. As Lyzack returns with more oil, Deathsaurus notes that while Onslaught may be a master tactician, he and his troops were easily captured, and that no matter what he says, there is no luck in war. The Decepticon continues to goad Onslaught, noting that while he was one of the best at [[Omnihelix Academy]], his strategies now are quite dull, shaking the Autobot. Deathsaurus tells them that he can give the Combaticons back their strength, brandishing a datapad. As Blast Off grabs it, Onslaught questions Deathsaurus if they will simply be puppets for him. The Decepticon insists that the Combaticons are better than either faction, and that serving one is below them. All they have to do is take his offer, and use it do destroy the Elite Guard, an action that will show their true might, a combined force that will stop any rebellion before the war can drag on. Blast Off gives his commander the datapad, and as Onslaught looks over it, he decides to take Deathsaurus' offer...		Sometime later, two Decepticons, [[Falcon (G1)\|Falcon]] and [[Vanquish (G1)\|Vanquish]], greet the Combaticons. They insist their imprisonment was a mistake, and that they were brought here as guests for their leader. As the bars shut off, Onslaught is quick to restrain the angered Brawl, telling him to be patient. The Decepticons proceed to escort them to their master, [[Deathsaurus (Victory)\|Deathsaurus]], who is eager to talk to the Combaticons. Swindle is quick to spot the riches surrounding the Decepticon warlord's throne, while Vortex notices the oil carried by Deathsaurus' servant, [[Lyzack (Victory)\|Lyzack]]. Onslaught, however, knows that the Deathsaurus has them in a trap. Deathsaurus tells the five that they are free to go anytime, but insists they stay for a drink, noting that his oil is thrice refined. Additionally, Deathsaurus insists on repairing the Combaticons to apologize for his troops' "mistake", and even has some upgrade for them, pulling up some holograms; Blast Off is quick to note that his upgrade has a third land mode, and is excited by the prospect of being able to contribute more. Deathsaurus has Lyzack bring out a datapad with more details, but Onslaught insists that the Decepticon's generosity is a trick, insisting that kindness is for the weak. Deathsaurus notes that while he is right, the Combaticons are hardly in the position to refuse being coddled. This angers Brawl, who insists they can take care of themselves. Deathsaurus notes that their reports show they were always partnered with another team, angering Brawl enough for him to break Onslaught's hold on him, punching the Decepticon straight in the face. Deathsaurus, however, ignores the attack, insisting that he's just telling them what he's seen: a team that is far from the best the [[Elite Guard]] has to offer. As Lyzack returns with more oil, Deathsaurus notes that while Onslaught may be a master tactician, he and his troops were easily captured, and that no matter what he says, there is no luck in war. The Decepticon continues to goad Onslaught, noting that while he was one of the best at [[Omnihelix Academy]], his strategies now are quite dull, shaking the Autobot. Deathsaurus tells them that he can give the Combaticons back their strength, brandishing a datapad. As Blast Off grabs it, Onslaught questions Deathsaurus if they will simply be puppets for him. The Decepticon insists that the Combaticons are better than either faction, and that serving one is below them. All they have to do is take his offer, and use it do destroy the Elite Guard, an action that will show their true might, a combined force that will stop any rebellion before the war can drag on. Blast Off gives his commander the datapad, and as Onslaught looks over it, he decides to take Deathsaurus' offer...

	==Featured characters==		==Featured characters==

Escargon: /* Continuity notes */

2018-06-20T18:03:09Z

Continuity notes

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	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===
	* This story takes place prior to "[[A Team Effort]]", as Falcon is still alive.		* This story takes place prior to "[[A Team Effort]]", as Falcon is still alive.
	* Onslaught's education at [[Omnihelix Academy]] was mentioned in his profile.		* Onslaught's education at [[Omnihelix Academy]] was mentioned in his profile in issue [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 33\|#33]] of the Club magazine.

	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===

Escargon: /* Synopsis */

2018-04-22T17:34:03Z

Synopsis

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	[[~~Image:TheComingStorm4-LordDeathsaurus~~.~~jpg~~\|~~left~~\|~~thumb~~\|~~200px~~\|~~Deathsaurus needs to learn~~ to ~~sit~~ [[~~First One~~\|~~like a lady~~]].]]		The damaged [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s wake up to find themselves in a Decepticon dungeon. [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]] notes that the tech powering the energy bars is impossible to disrupt, but [[Brawl (G1)\|Brawl]] ignores him, shocking himself in the process. [[Blast Off (G1)\|Blast Off]] and [[Vortex (G1)\|Vortex]] wondered how they managed to get captured, causing [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]] to insist that the Decepticons got lucky. The others begin to blame their leader for their imprisonment, but Onslaught shuts them up, telling them that they'll have to wait until someone comes along to make a break for it. Still, Brawl keeps shocking himself on the bars, exasperating his leader.

	~~The~~ [[~~Combaticon~~ (G1)\|~~Combaticons~~]] ~~awaken inside a cell within the fortress of their captor.~~ [[~~Swindle~~ (G1)\|~~Swindle~~]] ~~marvels at~~ the ~~sturdiness of~~ their ~~prison~~, ~~[[Blast Off (G1)\|Blast Off]] complains~~ that ~~his [[alternate mode]]~~ is ~~never of use~~, ~~and~~ [[~~Brawl~~ (G1)\|~~Brawl~~]] ~~repeatedly tries~~ to ~~grab~~ the ~~bars despite being electrocuted by them~~. ~~[[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]]~~'s ~~pleas for them to settle down go unheard~~, ~~as he wearily grasps his forehead.~~		Sometime later, two Decepticons, [[Falcon (G1)\|Falcon]] and [[Vanquish (G1)\|Vanquish]], greet the Combaticons. They insist their imprisonment was a mistake, and that they were brought here as guests for their leader. As the bars shut off, Onslaught is quick to restrain the angered Brawl, telling him to be patient. The Decepticons proceed to escort them to their master, [[Deathsaurus (Victory)\|Deathsaurus]], who is eager to talk to the Combaticons. Swindle is quick to spot the riches surrounding the Decepticon warlord's throne, while Vortex notices the oil carried by Deathsaurus' servant, [[Lyzack (Victory)\|Lyzack]]. Onslaught, however, knows that the Deathsaurus has them in a trap. Deathsaurus tells the five that they are free to go anytime, but insists they stay for a drink, noting that his oil is thrice refined. Additionally, Deathsaurus insists on repairing the Combaticons to apologize for his troops' "mistake", and even has some upgrade for them, pulling up some holograms; Blast Off is quick to note that his upgrade has a third land mode, and is excited by the prospect of being able to contribute more. Deathsaurus has Lyzack bring out a datapad with more details, but Onslaught insists that the Decepticon's generosity is a trick, insisting that kindness is for the weak. Deathsaurus notes that while he is right, the Combaticons are hardly in the position to refuse being coddled. This angers Brawl, who insists they can take care of themselves. Deathsaurus notes that their reports show they were always partnered with another team, angering Brawl enough for him to break Onslaught's hold on him, punching the Decepticon straight in the face. Deathsaurus, however, ignores the attack, insisting that he's just telling them what he's seen: a team that is far from the best the [[Cybertron Elite Guard\|Elite Guard]] has to offer. As Lyzack returns with more oil, Deathsaurus notes that while Onslaught may be a master tactician, he and his troops were easily captured, and that no matter what he says, there is no luck in war. The Decepticon continues to goad Onslaught, noting that while he was one of the best at [[Omnihelix Academy]], his strategies now are quite dull, shaking the Autobot. Deathsaurus tells them that he can give the Combaticons back their strength, brandishing a datapad. As Blast Off grabs it, Onslaught questions Deathsaurus if they will simply be puppets for him. The Decepticon insists that the Combaticons are better than either faction, and that serving one is below them. All they have to do is take his offer, and use it do destroy the Elite Guard, an action that will show their true might, a combined force that will stop any rebellion before the war can drag on. Blast Off gives his commander the datapad, and as Onslaught looks over it, he decides to take Deathsaurus' offer...

	~~Soon~~, [[~~Decepticon]]s [[Vanquish~~ (G1)\|~~Vanquish~~]] ~~and [[Falcon (G1)\|Falcon]] approach~~ the ~~cell and apologize for the horrible mistake of imprisoning~~ them. ~~This isn't how it was supposed~~ to go ~~at all! After attempting (and failing) to smooth over bad feelings~~, ~~the Combaticons are lead into the chamber of their captor~~, ~~Lord [[Deathsaurus (Victory)\|Deathsaurus]]~~. Deathsaurus ~~preys~~ on the ~~group~~'~~s insecurities~~ and ~~begins offering~~ them ~~what they desire. To~~ Blast Off~~, an~~ upgrade ~~that also includes~~ a land mode is ~~suggested~~, ~~much~~ to ~~his pleasure~~. Deathsaurus ~~also picks at~~ their ~~pride, reminding them that~~ they were always ~~paired~~ with another team, ~~as if they were unworthy~~ to ~~battle alone. This needling especially shakes~~ Onslaught. Deathsaurus ~~talks about how Onslaught had graduated at the top of his class at [[Omnihelix Academy]]~~, ~~as one of~~ the ~~greatest strategic minds Cybertron has ever known.~~

	~~Slowly but surely~~, ~~Deathsaurus convinces the Combaticons~~ that ~~their real enemy~~ is the [[Cybertron Elite Guard\|Elite Guard]]~~, which~~ has ~~humiliated them and dulled their potency~~. ~~He offers~~ a ~~means to enact violent revenge~~ and ~~show just who on Cybertron~~ is ~~a symbol~~ of ~~power and~~ strength, ~~while putting~~ a ~~quick~~ and ~~relatively painless end~~ to the ~~growing~~ war ~~before it escalates~~. Onslaught, ~~after seeing what technological upgrade~~ Deathsaurus ~~has in mind for the team, readily accepts~~.

	==Featured characters==		==Featured characters==

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47: /* Transformers references */

2018-04-22T04:12:23Z

Transformers references

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	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
	* Deathsaurus' underlings include Falcon, a [[Predator (subgroup)\|Predator]] who was among one of the European-exclusive ''Transformers'' toys; Vanquish, a Micromaster Combiner (though he is depicted as full size here); and Lyzack, sister of [[Leozack]] from the ''Victory'' manga. She's repurposed from his [[BotCon 2009]] toy.		* Deathsaurus' underlings include Falcon, a [[Predator (subgroup)\|Predator]] who was among one of the European-exclusive ''Transformers'' toys; Vanquish, a Micromaster Combiner (though he is depicted as full size here); and Lyzack, sister of [[Leozack]] from the ''Victory'' manga. She's repurposed from his [[BotCon 2009]] toy.
	* Blast Off's potential upgrade is based on ~~''Classics''~~ [[Astrotrain (G1)\|Astrotrain]].		* Blast Off's potential upgrade is based on the [[Astrotrain (G1)/toys#Classics\|''Classics'' Astrotrain figure]].
	* Brawl asks Deathsaurus if he thinks they're "mewling [[turbofox]] cublings"; turbofoxes were originally mentioned in [[Mirage (G1)\|Mirage]]'s tech specs.		* Brawl asks Deathsaurus if he thinks they're "mewling [[turbofox]] cublings"; turbofoxes were originally mentioned in [[Mirage (G1)\|Mirage]]'s tech specs.
	* Deathsaurus' datapad has the pattern seen on [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]]/[[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s chest.		* Deathsaurus' datapad has the pattern seen on [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]]/[[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s chest.

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	* Blast Off's potential upgrade is based on ''Classics'' [[Astrotrain (G1)\|Astrotrain]].		* Blast Off's potential upgrade is based on ''Classics'' [[Astrotrain (G1)\|Astrotrain]].
	* Brawl asks Deathsaurus if he thinks they're "mewling [[turbofox]] cublings"; turbofoxes were originally mentioned in [[Mirage (G1)\|Mirage]]'s tech specs.		* Brawl asks Deathsaurus if he thinks they're "mewling [[turbofox]] cublings"; turbofoxes were originally mentioned in [[Mirage (G1)\|Mirage]]'s tech specs.
			* Deathsaurus' datapad has the pattern seen on [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]]/[[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s chest.

	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*~~Deathsaurus appears in his~~ "[[~~Descent into Evil~~]]" ~~body~~.		* Mentioned characters include: [[Shadowcaster]].
	*Deathsaurus ~~coerces the Combaticons with tactics resembling the Seven Deadly Sins. He speaks to their Pride~~ (~~Onslaught~~), ~~Greed~~ (~~Swindle~~), ~~Envy (~~Blast-Off)~~, Gluttony~~ (~~Vortex~~)~~, and Wrath~~ (~~Brawl~~).
	*~~The Combaticons' prison cell is made up of~~ green energy bars~~, which Swindle describes as being "~~Oan" technology~~. "~~Oa" is the ~~planetary~~ headquarters of the {{w\|Green Lantern Corps}}~~, a group of super-heroes~~ from ~~{{w\|~~DC Comics~~}} who use green energy as their weapon of choice~~.		===Continuity notes===
			* This story takes place prior to "[[A Team Effort]]", as Falcon is still alive.
			* Onslaught's education at [[Omnihelix Academy]] was mentioned in his profile.

			===Transformers references===
			* Deathsaurus' underlings include Falcon, a [[Predator (subgroup)\|Predator]] who was among one of the European-exclusive ''Transformers'' toys; Vanquish, a Micromaster Combiner (though he is depicted as full size here); and Lyzack, sister of [[Leozack]] from the ''Victory'' manga. She's repurposed from his [[BotCon 2009]] toy.
			* Blast Off's potential upgrade is based on ''Classics'' [[Astrotrain (G1)\|Astrotrain]].
			* Brawl asks Deathsaurus if he thinks they're "mewling [[turbofox]] cublings"; turbofoxes were originally mentioned in [[Mirage (G1)\|Mirage]]'s tech specs.

			===Real-world references===
			* Brawl sarcastically tells Blast Off that they're in the [[Robota Inn]] at [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], referencing the {{w\|Ramada}} hotel chain.
			* Swindle notes the green energy bars holding them are [[Oan]] technology; Oa is the planet that serves as the headquarters for the {{w\|Green Lantern Corps}} from DC Comics.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Coming Storm: Part 4}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Coming Storm: Part 4}}
	[[Category:Wings Universe issues]]		[[Category:Wings Universe issues]]

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	*Deathsaurus appears in his "[[Descent into Evil]]" body.		*Deathsaurus appears in his "[[Descent into Evil]]" body.
	*Deathsaurus coerces the Combaticons with tactics resembling the Seven Deadly Sins. He speaks to their Pride (Onslaught), Greed (Swindle), Envy (Blast-Off), Gluttony (Vortex), and Wrath (Brawl).		*Deathsaurus coerces the Combaticons with tactics resembling the Seven Deadly Sins. He speaks to their Pride (Onslaught), Greed (Swindle), Envy (Blast-Off), Gluttony (Vortex), and Wrath (Brawl).
			*The Combaticons' prison cell is made up of green energy bars, which Swindle describes as being "Oan" technology. "Oa" is the planetary headquarters of the {{w\|Green Lantern Corps}}, a group of super-heroes from {{w\|DC Comics}} who use green energy as their weapon of choice.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Coming Storm: Part 4}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Coming Storm: Part 4}}
	[[Category:Wings Universe issues]]		[[Category:Wings Universe issues]]

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	The damaged [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s wake up to find themselves in a Decepticon dungeon. [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]] notes that the tech powering the energy bars is impossible to disrupt, but [[Brawl (G1)\|Brawl]] ignores him, shocking himself in the process. [[Blast Off (G1)\|Blast Off]] and [[Vortex (G1)\|Vortex]] wondered how they managed to get captured, causing [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]] to insist that the Decepticons got lucky. The others begin to blame their leader for their imprisonment, but Onslaught shuts them up, telling them that they'll have to wait until someone comes along to make a break for it. Still, Brawl keeps shocking himself on the bars, exasperating his leader.		The damaged [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticon]]s wake up to find themselves in a Decepticon dungeon. [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]] notes that the tech powering the energy bars is impossible to disrupt, but [[Brawl (G1)\|Brawl]] ignores him, shocking himself in the process. [[Blast Off (G1)\|Blast Off]] and [[Vortex (G1)\|Vortex]] wondered how they managed to get captured, causing [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]] to insist that the Decepticons got lucky. The others begin to blame their leader for their imprisonment, but Onslaught shuts them up, telling them that they'll have to wait until someone comes along to make a break for it. Still, Brawl keeps shocking himself on the bars, exasperating his leader.

	Sometime later, two Decepticons, [[Falcon (G1)\|Falcon]] and [[Vanquish (G1)\|Vanquish]], greet the Combaticons. They insist their imprisonment was a mistake, and that they were brought here as guests for their leader. As the bars shut off, Onslaught is quick to restrain the angered Brawl, telling him to be patient. The Decepticons proceed to escort them to their master, [[Deathsaurus (~~Victory~~)\|Deathsaurus]], who is eager to talk to the Combaticons. Swindle is quick to spot the riches surrounding the Decepticon warlord's throne, while Vortex notices the oil carried by Deathsaurus' servant, [[Lyzack (~~Victory~~)\|Lyzack]]. Onslaught, however, knows that the Deathsaurus has them in a trap. Deathsaurus tells the five that they are free to go anytime, but insists they stay for a drink, noting that his oil is thrice refined. Additionally, Deathsaurus insists on repairing the Combaticons to apologize for his troops' "mistake", and even has some upgrade for them, pulling up some holograms; Blast Off is quick to note that his upgrade has a third land mode, and is excited by the prospect of being able to contribute more. Deathsaurus has Lyzack bring out a datapad with more details, but Onslaught insists that the Decepticon's generosity is a trick, insisting that kindness is for the weak. Deathsaurus notes that while he is right, the Combaticons are hardly in the position to refuse being coddled. This angers Brawl, who insists they can take care of themselves. Deathsaurus notes that their reports show they were always partnered with another team, angering Brawl enough for him to break Onslaught's hold on him, punching the Decepticon straight in the face. Deathsaurus, however, ignores the attack, insisting that he's just telling them what he's seen: a team that is far from the best the [[Elite Guard]] has to offer. As Lyzack returns with more oil, Deathsaurus notes that while Onslaught may be a master tactician, he and his troops were easily captured, and that no matter what he says, there is no luck in war. The Decepticon continues to goad Onslaught, noting that while he was one of the best at [[Omnihelix Academy]], his strategies now are quite dull, shaking the Autobot. Deathsaurus tells them that he can give the Combaticons back their strength, brandishing a datapad. As Blast Off grabs it, Onslaught questions Deathsaurus if they will simply be puppets for him. The Decepticon insists that the Combaticons are better than either faction, and that serving one is below them. All they have to do is take his offer, and use it do destroy the Elite Guard, an action that will show their true might, a combined force that will stop any rebellion before the war can drag on. Blast Off gives his commander the datapad, and as Onslaught looks over it, he decides to take Deathsaurus' offer...		Sometime later, two Decepticons, [[Falcon (G1)\|Falcon]] and [[Vanquish (G1)\|Vanquish]], greet the Combaticons. They insist their imprisonment was a mistake, and that they were brought here as guests for their leader. As the bars shut off, Onslaught is quick to restrain the angered Brawl, telling him to be patient. The Decepticons proceed to escort them to their master, [[Deathsaurus (G1)\|Deathsaurus]], who is eager to talk to the Combaticons. Swindle is quick to spot the riches surrounding the Decepticon warlord's throne, while Vortex notices the oil carried by Deathsaurus' servant, [[Lyzack (G1)\|Lyzack]]. Onslaught, however, knows that the Deathsaurus has them in a trap. Deathsaurus tells the five that they are free to go anytime, but insists they stay for a drink, noting that his oil is thrice refined. Additionally, Deathsaurus insists on repairing the Combaticons to apologize for his troops' "mistake", and even has some upgrade for them, pulling up some holograms; Blast Off is quick to note that his upgrade has a third land mode, and is excited by the prospect of being able to contribute more. Deathsaurus has Lyzack bring out a datapad with more details, but Onslaught insists that the Decepticon's generosity is a trick, insisting that kindness is for the weak. Deathsaurus notes that while he is right, the Combaticons are hardly in the position to refuse being coddled. This angers Brawl, who insists they can take care of themselves. Deathsaurus notes that their reports show they were always partnered with another team, angering Brawl enough for him to break Onslaught's hold on him, punching the Decepticon straight in the face. Deathsaurus, however, ignores the attack, insisting that he's just telling them what he's seen: a team that is far from the best the [[Elite Guard]] has to offer. As Lyzack returns with more oil, Deathsaurus notes that while Onslaught may be a master tactician, he and his troops were easily captured, and that no matter what he says, there is no luck in war. The Decepticon continues to goad Onslaught, noting that while he was one of the best at [[Omnihelix Academy]], his strategies now are quite dull, shaking the Autobot. Deathsaurus tells them that he can give the Combaticons back their strength, brandishing a datapad. As Blast Off grabs it, Onslaught questions Deathsaurus if they will simply be puppets for him. The Decepticon insists that the Combaticons are better than either faction, and that serving one is below them. All they have to do is take his offer, and use it do destroy the Elite Guard, an action that will show their true might, a combined force that will stop any rebellion before the war can drag on. Blast Off gives his commander the datapad, and as Onslaught looks over it, he decides to take Deathsaurus' offer...

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	*[[Vanquish (G1)\|Vanquish]] (6)		*[[Vanquish (G1)\|Vanquish]] (6)
	*[[Falcon (G1)\|Falcon]] (7)		*[[Falcon (G1)\|Falcon]] (7)
	*[[Deathsaurus (~~Victory~~)\|Deathsaurus]] (8)		*[[Deathsaurus (G1)\|Deathsaurus]] (8)
	*[[Lyzack (~~Victory~~)\|Lyzack]] (9)		*[[Lyzack (G1)\|Lyzack]] (9)
	}}		}}

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	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
	* Deathsaurus' underlings include Falcon, a [[Predator (subgroup)\|Predator]] who was among one of the European-exclusive ''Transformers'' toys; Vanquish, a Micromaster Combiner (though he is depicted as full size here); and Lyzack, sister of [[Leozack]] from the ''Victory'' manga. She's repurposed from his [[BotCon 2009]] toy.		* Deathsaurus' underlings include Falcon, a [[Predator (subgroup)\|Predator]] who was among one of the European-exclusive ''Transformers'' toys; Vanquish, a Micromaster Combiner (though he is depicted as full size here); and Lyzack, sister of [[Leozack]] from the ''Victory'' manga. She's repurposed from his [[BotCon 2009]] toy.
	* Blast Off's potential upgrade is based on ~~''Classics''~~ [[Astrotrain (G1)\|Astrotrain]].		* Blast Off's potential upgrade is based on the [[Astrotrain (G1)/toys#Classics\|''Classics'' Astrotrain figure]].
	* Brawl asks Deathsaurus if he thinks they're "mewling [[turbofox]] cublings"; turbofoxes were originally mentioned in [[Mirage (G1)\|Mirage]]'s tech specs.		* Brawl asks Deathsaurus if he thinks they're "mewling [[turbofox]] cublings"; turbofoxes were originally mentioned in [[Mirage (G1)\|Mirage]]'s tech specs.
	* Deathsaurus' datapad has the pattern seen on [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]]/[[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s chest.		* Deathsaurus' datapad has the pattern seen on [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]]/[[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s chest.