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:''Destroids are [[ | :''Destroids are [[zombie]] [[Human|humans]] from the [[Super-God Masterforce (franchise)|Super-God Masterforce]] portion of the [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | ||
[[Image:Destroids corpse.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Resident Evil: Masterforce]] | [[Image:Destroids corpse.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Resident Evil: Masterforce]] | ||
The '''Destroids''' were an early attempt by [[ | The '''Destroids''' were an early attempt by [[Blood]]'s gang of [[Decepticon|Decepticons]] to infuse human beings with Decepticon power, creating an army of [[zombie]]-like warriors. | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon=== | ===''Super-God Masterforce'' cartoon=== | ||
For the first Destroid experiment, [[ | For the first Destroid experiment, [[Gilmer]] and [[Dauros]] stole a large collection of corpses from the morgue of a medical university. Channelling the power of [[Devil Z]], [[Blood]] proceeded to reanimate the cadavers as an army of the undead, and the Decepticons wasted no time in deployed them in an attack on [[New York City|New York]]. [[Autobot]] [[Pretender]] [[Lander]] and local police forces counter-attacked, and although the Destroids were invulnerable to small arms fire, they were soon proven to have very short lifespans, and disintegrated when their energy had been consumed. | ||
In an attempt to improve their Destroid armies, the Decepticons realized that they required live human subjects, and attempted to capture several natives of the [[ | In an attempt to improve their Destroid armies, the Decepticons realized that they required live human subjects, and attempted to capture several natives of the [[Karin Islands]] to serve as test subjects, only to be foiled by the Autobots. {{storylink|Terror! The Decepticons' Manhunt|Terror! The Decepticons' Manhunt}} | ||
[[Image:Destroids living.jpg|left|180px|thumb|And then John was a zombie.]] | [[Image:Destroids living.jpg|left|180px|thumb|And then John was a zombie.]] | ||
Seeking the biological expertise of the Nobel-Prize-winning scientist [[ | Seeking the biological expertise of the Nobel-Prize-winning scientist [[Professor Blanieux]] to perfect their Destroid process, the Decepticons attacked a jet liner from Blanieux's home country of [[Mont Porte]], hoping to capture him. Although the professor was not aboard the jet, the Decepticons now had a selection of live subjects to experiment with, and they succeeded in creating a new, super-strong breed of Destroid with much great durability. These Destroids were unleashed on Rome, but the Autobots succeeded in subduing them with anesthetic gas. With proper treatment [[Diver (Masterforce)|Diver]] expected them to return to normal. | ||
Finally identifying the plane which held Blanieux, the Decepticons attacked from within by turning a flight attendant into a "stealth" Destroid, which looked human until activated. This Destroid seemed much more intelligent than the others, but was subdued by the Autobots' allies, [[ | Finally identifying the plane which held Blanieux, the Decepticons attacked from within by turning a flight attendant into a "stealth" Destroid, which looked human until activated. This Destroid seemed much more intelligent than the others, but was subdued by the Autobots' allies, [[Shūta Gō]] and [[Cab]], who were also aboard the plane. {{storylink|Kidnapping!? The Targeted Jumbo Jet|Kidnapping!? The Targeted Jumbo Jet}} | ||
The Decepticons ceased attempting to infuse humans with Decepticon power after recruiting the [[Headmaster Junior|Headmaster Juniors]]. | The Decepticons ceased attempting to infuse humans with Decepticon power after recruiting the [[Headmaster Junior|Headmaster Juniors]]. | ||
Revision as of 11:02, 23 March 2009
- Destroids are zombie humans from the Super-God Masterforce portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
The Destroids were an early attempt by Blood's gang of Decepticons to infuse human beings with Decepticon power, creating an army of zombie-like warriors.
Fiction
Super-God Masterforce cartoon
For the first Destroid experiment, Gilmer and Dauros stole a large collection of corpses from the morgue of a medical university. Channelling the power of Devil Z, Blood proceeded to reanimate the cadavers as an army of the undead, and the Decepticons wasted no time in deployed them in an attack on New York. Autobot Pretender Lander and local police forces counter-attacked, and although the Destroids were invulnerable to small arms fire, they were soon proven to have very short lifespans, and disintegrated when their energy had been consumed.
In an attempt to improve their Destroid armies, the Decepticons realized that they required live human subjects, and attempted to capture several natives of the Karin Islands to serve as test subjects, only to be foiled by the Autobots. Terror! The Decepticons' Manhunt
Seeking the biological expertise of the Nobel-Prize-winning scientist Professor Blanieux to perfect their Destroid process, the Decepticons attacked a jet liner from Blanieux's home country of Mont Porte, hoping to capture him. Although the professor was not aboard the jet, the Decepticons now had a selection of live subjects to experiment with, and they succeeded in creating a new, super-strong breed of Destroid with much great durability. These Destroids were unleashed on Rome, but the Autobots succeeded in subduing them with anesthetic gas. With proper treatment Diver expected them to return to normal.
Finally identifying the plane which held Blanieux, the Decepticons attacked from within by turning a flight attendant into a "stealth" Destroid, which looked human until activated. This Destroid seemed much more intelligent than the others, but was subdued by the Autobots' allies, Shūta Gō and Cab, who were also aboard the plane. Kidnapping!? The Targeted Jumbo Jet
The Decepticons ceased attempting to infuse humans with Decepticon power after recruiting the Headmaster Juniors.
