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*Throughout the excerpt of the [[Covenant of Primus]] in the middle of ''Exodus'', [[Alpha Trion (Prime)|Alpha Trion]] confuses them with the [[Constructicon (WFC)|Constructicon]]s. Senile old bot. [[Alex Irvine|Or did he?]] | *Throughout the excerpt of the [[Covenant of Primus]] in the middle of ''Exodus'', [[Alpha Trion (Prime)|Alpha Trion]] confuses them with the [[Constructicon (WFC)|Constructicon]]s. Senile old bot. [[Alex Irvine|Or did he?]] | ||
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*'''All of them. They combine. Holy crap.''' (Deluxes, 2012) | |||
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| The name or term "Combaticon" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Combaticon (disambiguation). |
- The Combaticons are a Decepticon subgroup from the Aligned continuity family.
The Combaticons were the subject of Shockwave's first combiner experiment and form the imposing Bruticus Maximus. They joined the Decepticons in the civil war with the Autobots.
Fiction
Exodus
The Combaticons were in stasis beneath Crystal City after the experiment showed the Combaticons were unable to control their combined form. Following the city's destruction by Devastator, Bruticus was put on the battlefield at Praxus and Kalis, where he was dismembered by Optimus Prime, Jazz and Sideswipe, who tore off the head (Onslaught). Regardless, they remained active during the war, spying on the Autobots. Exodus
Fall of Cybertron
Notes
- Throughout the excerpt of the Covenant of Primus in the middle of Exodus, Alpha Trion confuses them with the Constructicons. Senile old bot. Or did he?
Toys
Generations
- All of them. They combine. Holy crap. (Deluxes, 2012)
