Horrorshow

This article is about the member of the Oktober Guard. For the member of Squadron X, see Horror Show.

Horrorshow is a human from the Generation 1 continuity family.

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How to describe Horrorshow? This terror-sower could only be summarized as a "walking nightmare." Cloaked from head to toe in ghoulish garb, he acts as the Oktober Guard's muscle, and along with his accomplices, makes short work of the Soviet Union's enemies!

Fiction

Transformers vs. G.I. Joe

Horroshow and the rest of the Oktober Guard were bred specifically to survive in deep space. Everybody Hates Metroplex He participated in his team's outer space attack on G.I. Joe's "non-human" unit U.S.7. Just as the battle began, it was cut short by the gigantic Autobot Fortress Maximus, who snatched up U.S.7's shuttle and gobbled up both teams. Form Follows Function After escaping Maximus and witnessing the apparent destruction of Earth, the Oktober Guard laid claim to Cybertron under the name "New Transylvania" and came into conflict with the Decepticons. Earth: R.I.P.

2005 IDW continuity

Horrorshow and the rest of the Oktober Guard attempted to obtain the obelisk for themselves, attacking several Joes, Action Man, and Sovereign, with Horrorshow throwing several grenades. After the obelisk was triggered, Gorky ordered him to secure the newly-christened Talisman, attaching it to the back of their jeep with a chain, opting to simply sit on top of the Talisman itself as it dragged on the ground. However, their getaway was foiled when Kup rammed into their vehicle in alt-mode, knocking Horrorshow to the ground.Crisis Intervention

Crisis Intervention

Notes

• Horrorshow was one of the original members of the Oktober Guard featured in the Marvel G.I. Joe comic in 1982. He also appeared in two episodes of the Sunbow cartoon, where he was voiced by Frank Welker.