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Four Neo-[[Decepticon]]s—[[Afterburner (G2)|Afterburner]], [[Eagle Eye (G2)|Eagle Eye]], [[Terradive (G2)|Terradive]] and [[Windrazor (G2)|Windrazor]]—broke into the [[Pax Cybertronia Decommissioning Depot]], where multiple Warbirds were stored, tripping every alarm as they went and alerting the [[Cybertronian Civil Defense|Civil Defense Force]] to their actions. As [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Ultra Magnus]], concerned about the destructive potential, attempted to negotiate their surrender, Eagle Eye worked out a way to use the detonator cap from a Warbird to create a small explosion that would stun Magnus' troops as they pretended to give themselves up, allowing them to escape. | Four Neo-[[Decepticon]]s—[[Afterburner (G2)|Afterburner]], [[Eagle Eye (G2)|Eagle Eye]], [[Terradive (G2)|Terradive]], and [[Windrazor (G2)|Windrazor]]—broke into the [[Pax Cybertronia Decommissioning Depot]], where multiple Warbirds were stored, tripping every alarm as they went and alerting the [[Cybertronian Civil Defense|Civil Defense Force]] to their actions. As [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Ultra Magnus]], concerned about the destructive potential, attempted to negotiate their surrender, Eagle Eye worked out a way to use the detonator cap from a Warbird to create a small explosion that would stun Magnus' troops as they pretended to give themselves up, allowing them to escape. | ||
Unfortunately for them, [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Soundwave]] had sent [[Chop Shop (G1)|Chop Shop]], [[Ransack (G1)|Ransack]] and [[Venom (G1)|Venom]] to prevent their surrender by killing them and arming the warheads. Once the [[Skyscorcher]]s were deactivated, the three [[Insecticon (G1)|Insecticon]]s set one of the missiles on a [[Units of time|half-breem]] countdown through the use of a mechanical "drill bug", but as they attempted to escape were apprehended by the [[Wrecker]]s with [[detention-sphere]]s and the Type-K Warbird was disarmed by [[Springer (G1)|Springer]] with an emergency stand-down code supplied by [[Perceptor (G1)|Perceptor]]. {{storylink|Loose Ends, Part 1}} | Unfortunately for them, [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Soundwave]] had sent [[Chop Shop (G1)|Chop Shop]], [[Ransack (G1)|Ransack]] and [[Venom (G1)|Venom]] to prevent their surrender by killing them and arming the warheads. Once the [[Skyscorcher]]s were deactivated, the three [[Insecticon (G1)|Insecticon]]s set one of the missiles on a [[Units of time|half-breem]] countdown through the use of a mechanical "drill bug", but as they attempted to escape were apprehended by the [[Wrecker]]s with [[detention-sphere]]s and the Type-K Warbird was disarmed by [[Springer (G1)|Springer]] with an emergency stand-down code supplied by [[Perceptor (G1)|Perceptor]]. {{storylink|Loose Ends, Part 1}} | ||
Revision as of 21:46, 9 August 2019
| This article is about the missile. For the Klingon spaceship , see Warbird (Star Trek). |
- Warbirds are ballistic missiles from the Marvel portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Warbirds are Cybertronian missiles. The Type-K variant contains a single Cobalt-60 warhead capable of consuming a quarter of Kalis in one fell explosion.
Fiction
Regeneration One
Four Neo-Decepticons—Afterburner, Eagle Eye, Terradive, and Windrazor—broke into the Pax Cybertronia Decommissioning Depot, where multiple Warbirds were stored, tripping every alarm as they went and alerting the Civil Defense Force to their actions. As Ultra Magnus, concerned about the destructive potential, attempted to negotiate their surrender, Eagle Eye worked out a way to use the detonator cap from a Warbird to create a small explosion that would stun Magnus' troops as they pretended to give themselves up, allowing them to escape.
Unfortunately for them, Soundwave had sent Chop Shop, Ransack and Venom to prevent their surrender by killing them and arming the warheads. Once the Skyscorchers were deactivated, the three Insecticons set one of the missiles on a half-breem countdown through the use of a mechanical "drill bug", but as they attempted to escape were apprehended by the Wreckers with detention-spheres and the Type-K Warbird was disarmed by Springer with an emergency stand-down code supplied by Perceptor. Loose Ends, Part 1
External links
- Cobalt bomb at Wikipedia
