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==Notes==
==Notes==
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*Bisk's alternate mode is a muscle car.
*As stated in the image caption above, he resembles a lobster in robot mode. This fits well into the trend of RID Decepticons resembling various types of animals.
*As stated in the image caption above, he resembles a lobster in robot mode. This fits well into the trend of RID Decepticons resembling various types of animals.
*Seeing as how he looks like a lobster, his name is likely a delicious nod to {{w|Bisque (food)|lobster bisque}}.
*Seeing as how he looks like a lobster, his name is likely a delicious nod to {{w|Bisque (food)|lobster bisque}}.

Revision as of 16:34, 14 January 2015

File:RID2015 bisk.jpg
It wasn't a 'bot... it was a 'bot lobster!
Bisk is a Decepticon from the Robots in Disguise portion of the Aligned continuity family.

For Bisk, everything is a game. Racing, fighting... it's all about tallying up a score and then putting that score at the top of some list, then bragging about it. Loudly.

Fiction

2015 Robots in Disguise cartoon

Voice actor: Khary Payton (English)

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Notes

  • As stated in the image caption above, he resembles a lobster in robot mode. This fits well into the trend of RID Decepticons resembling various types of animals.
  • Seeing as how he looks like a lobster, his name is likely a delicious nod to lobster bisque.