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* A Decepticon named Killzone was first mentioned in the unofficial Transformers novella "[[Alignment]]", though this is a complete coincidence. | * A Decepticon named Killzone was first mentioned in the unofficial Transformers novella "[[Alignment]]", though this is a complete coincidence. [[Psych!|Ask Vector Prime]] | ||
[[Category:Classics characters]] | [[Category:Classics characters]] | ||
[[Category:Decepticons]] | [[Category:Decepticons]] | ||
[[Category:Prose-only characters]] | [[Category:Prose-only characters]] | ||
Revision as of 07:55, 25 August 2010
- Killzone is a Decepticon from the Classics portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Flee, puny fleshlings! Cower before the might of Killzone! My hip-mounted cannon will reduce your edifices to ruin, and in vehicle mode I will grind your crops beneath my treads!
Or not.
Fiction
Classics
Killzone's ship crashed into the moderately industrialized but Energon-rich planet Zegris, leaving him stranded with no apparent hope of aid. Killzone made the best of it, going on a weeklong rampage which devastated half of the planet's second largest continent. In the midst of his assault on the Zegrin capital, Zoruul, two Autobots fell through a seemingly random interdimensional portal and crushed him just before he could wipe out the Zegrins' high priest Yurgeth.
It is unknown what became of Killzone once the Zegrin had been liberated, but he probably wasn't too happy about it. Gone Too Far
Notes
- A Decepticon named Killzone was first mentioned in the unofficial Transformers novella "Alignment", though this is a complete coincidence. Ask Vector Prime
