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==Toys==
==Toys==
*'''Slugfest and Overkill''' (1987)
*'''Slugfest and Overkill''' (1987)
Overkill was only available with his partner, [[Slugfest]], and transforms from a blue and white microcassette into a robotic [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceratosaur ceratosaur]. He came with two "motion missile" weapons which attached to his robot mode.
Overkill was only available with his partner, [[Slugfest]], and transforms from a blue and white microcassette into a robotic [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceratosaur ceratosaur]. He came with two "motion missile" weapons which attach to his robot mode.


* '''Overkill''' (Cassettron, 1987)
* '''Overkill''' (Cassettron, 1987)

Revision as of 18:08, 15 April 2007

Overkill is a Decepticon in the Generation 1 continuity family.

Overkill never shuts up.

Fiction

Animated continuity

Voice actor: N/A

Overkill was one of the many "primitive" Transformers who answered the call put forth by Primcron's assistant in response to the threat posed by Tornedron. Call of the Primitives

Overkill is seen ejecting from Soundwave's chest in response to the call, and then promptly disappears, as does Slugfest. Assuming the two of them boarded Trypticon with the group, it is possible that they simply stayed inside of him for the remainder of the episode.

Devil's Due G.I. Joe vs the Transformers comics continuity

As part of Serpent O.R.'s Decepticon forces, Overkill attampted to prevent Optimus Prime and a group of Joes from escaping Decepticon headquarters. While trying to devour Hawk (and bragging about his future girl-bot harem), Overkill was violently blinded by Snake-Eyes and incapacitated. The Art of War, Part 5

Toys

  • Slugfest and Overkill (1987)

Overkill was only available with his partner, Slugfest, and transforms from a blue and white microcassette into a robotic ceratosaur. He came with two "motion missile" weapons which attach to his robot mode.

  • Overkill (Cassettron, 1987)
Japanese ID number: D-109



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