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Drill Nuts is a Maximal Insectron from the Beast Wars II portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.

Drill Nuts is the self-proclaimed “Master Inventor of the Insectrons”, and does not drill nuts. When he's not making bombs and explosives for use in underground operations, he spends most of his free time building intricate devices. Most of it is really just junk that doesn’t even work that well, but he enjoys doing it none the less. He has a very sarcastic personality that often comes off as rude or insulting, but he can’t help it. He forever builds “highly useless items”, as the other Insectrons so call them. He wishes to one day build something that actually has practical applications.


Fiction

Beast Wars II and Neo animation

Voice actor: Yūji Kishi (Japan)

Beast Wars II manga

IDW Beast Wars comics

Toys

Beast Wars II

  • Drill Nuts (Basic, 1998)
Japanese ID number: C-21
A redeco of Drill Bit, Drill Nuts transforms into an organic boll weevil. His drill-arm can be flipped out for use in beast mode, and uses a gear-wheel system to spin the bit.


Trivia

  • The Drill Bit mold appears to have an engineering defect; the pegs on the insect-leg parts are pointed in the wrong direction to fit into the holes intended for them. This defect was not fixed for Drill Nuts.





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