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The '''Renegade Decepticons''' were rogue [[Decepticon]] warriors who did not follow the leadership of the [[Decepticon Empire]].
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:''The renegade Decepticons are (predictably) [[Decepticon]]s from the [[The Transformers (cartoon)|cartoon portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''
[[File:RenegadeDecepticonPersonalityComponents.jpg|thumb|upright=1.4|There were going to be six Combaticons, but then Starscream got [[energon|hungry]].]]


As part of their punishment by the rulers of the empire, the renegades had their personality components removed from their structures, their bodies, and were placed within the [[Decepticon Detention Center]]. There they would remain powerless as their structures were destroyed to prevent them from becoming a threat.
The '''renegade Decepticons''' are [[Decepticon]] political prisoners held on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]].  Under [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Megatron]]'s orders, [[Shockwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Shockwave]] had destroyed their bodies but saved their [[personality component]]s, storing them in the [[Decepticon Detention Center]].


Certain personality structures had been imprisoned for millions of years and could only influence the corporeal world if new bodies were built for them.
==Fiction==
===''The Transformers'' cartoon===
It is unclear when the renegade Decepticons were imprisoned, but it quite likely was four million years or more ago.  Liberation eventually came at the hands of [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Starscream]], who had been banished from Megatron's [[Earth]]-based forces and wanted to build an army for revenge.  He infiltrated the Decepticon Detention Center and sought out Cell 217, which contained a wall of countless drawers.  Inside one of them were the renegade Decepticon personality components he was looking for; taking them, he shot several explosive blasts at the remaining drawers and then headed back to Earth.  There, Starscream gave the renegades new bodies and called them the "[[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticon]]s."  They didn't recognize him, and his imperious attitude irked them, but their common goal of revenge against Megatron (along with some blackmailing) fostered a tense alliance. {{storylink|Starscream's Brigade}}


''Considering the number of cells located in the Detention Center, it's entirely possible that further renegades were present on Cybertron for various crimes.''
{{note|For more information, see [[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticon]].}}


==Fiction==
==Notes==
===Generation 1 cartoon===
* It is uncertain whether the Combaticons constitute all of the renegade Decepticons, or if more were left behind in the Detention Center. (Though even if there ''were'' more, they likely were destroyed when Starscream demolished Cell 217.)
After [[Starscream (G1)|Starscream]] was banished from the Decepticon headquarters for attempting to usurp command from [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]], he journeyed through the [[Space Bridge]] to [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] where he looked for Cell 217 in the Decepticon Detention Center. After locating the prison cell, he "liberated" the personality components and destroyed the rest of the cell in order to produce his own personal army. These "renegades" would become the [[Combaticon]]s who had been imprisoned on Cybertron for millions of years and worked to get their revenge on Megatron. {{Storylink|Starscream's Brigade}}
* The script called for the personality components to be contained in a glowing ''green'' box with a label identifying them as criminals.  That, in turn, was to be contained in a "metal drawer" within a room "not unlike a bank vault".  Oddly, while the art missed the mark on the glowing box (making it look like an ordinary [[energon cube]] instead), the "bank vault" direction was taken literally, right down to the keyholes on the drawers.


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Latest revision as of 17:08, 7 December 2023

The name or term "Renegade" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Renegade (disambiguation).
The renegade Decepticons are (predictably) Decepticons from the cartoon portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
There were going to be six Combaticons, but then Starscream got hungry.

The renegade Decepticons are Decepticon political prisoners held on Cybertron. Under Megatron's orders, Shockwave had destroyed their bodies but saved their personality components, storing them in the Decepticon Detention Center.

Fiction

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The Transformers cartoon

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It is unclear when the renegade Decepticons were imprisoned, but it quite likely was four million years or more ago. Liberation eventually came at the hands of Starscream, who had been banished from Megatron's Earth-based forces and wanted to build an army for revenge. He infiltrated the Decepticon Detention Center and sought out Cell 217, which contained a wall of countless drawers. Inside one of them were the renegade Decepticon personality components he was looking for; taking them, he shot several explosive blasts at the remaining drawers and then headed back to Earth. There, Starscream gave the renegades new bodies and called them the "Combaticons." They didn't recognize him, and his imperious attitude irked them, but their common goal of revenge against Megatron (along with some blackmailing) fostered a tense alliance. Starscream's Brigade

For more information, see Combaticon.

Notes

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  • It is uncertain whether the Combaticons constitute all of the renegade Decepticons, or if more were left behind in the Detention Center. (Though even if there were more, they likely were destroyed when Starscream demolished Cell 217.)
  • The script called for the personality components to be contained in a glowing green box with a label identifying them as criminals. That, in turn, was to be contained in a "metal drawer" within a room "not unlike a bank vault". Oddly, while the art missed the mark on the glowing box (making it look like an ordinary energon cube instead), the "bank vault" direction was taken literally, right down to the keyholes on the drawers.