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{{disambig2|the ancient Decepticon|the tough talking drill sergeant|Sergeant Slaughter}}
{{disambig2|the ancient Decepticon|the tough talking drill sergeant|Sergeant Slaughter}}
{{disambig2|the ancient Decepticon|the Predacon named after the Destructor|Steelgrave}}
{{disambig2|the ancient Decepticon|the Predacon named after the Destructor|Steelgrave}}
:''Slaughter is a [[Decepticon]] of unknown [[continuity family]].''
 
:''Slaughter is a [[Decepticon]] from an unknown [[continuity family]].''
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Lost to the mists of time, '''Slaughter''' was an ancient Decepticon warrior. His tale was recounted by the sage [[Alpha Trion (Timelines)|Alpha Trion]] who possesses his signature weapon, a massive sword. Evidently much of his core programming was encoded onto the sword, giving it somewhat of a will of its own long after Slaughter's demise. As a result the weapon is as close as a technological item can manage towards being ''cursed'', requiring of its wielders a potent mental fortitude to avoid being overwhelmed by it and forced to pick up Slaughter's work where he left off.
Lost to the mists of time, '''Slaughter''' was an ancient Decepticon warrior. His tale was recounted by the sage [[Alpha Trion (Timelines)|Alpha Trion]] who possesses his signature weapon, a massive sword. Evidently much of his core programming was encoded onto the sword, giving it somewhat of a will of its own long after Slaughter's demise. As a result the weapon is as close as a technological item can manage towards being ''cursed'', requiring of its wielders a potent mental fortitude to avoid being overwhelmed by it and forced to pick up Slaughter's work where he left off.


Whether or not Slaughter's core programming was able to suborn even Alpha Trion is up for debate, but certainly ''something'' about the old Autobot isn't quite right. It is likewise unknown whether the sage encountered the sword prior to reaching [[Axiom Nexus]] on his own homeworld, or whether Slaughter (or simply his sword) were amongst the transdimensional flotsam that washed up at the multiversal crossroads.
Whether or not Slaughter's core programming was able to suborn even Alpha Trion is up for debate, but certainly ''something'' about the old Autobot isn't quite right. It is likewise unknown whether the sage encountered the sword prior to reaching [[Axiom Nexus]] on his own homeworld, or whether Slaughter (or simply his sword) were amongst the transdimensional flotsam that washed up at the multiversal crossroads.


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Revision as of 01:32, 10 June 2008

This article is about the ancient Decepticon. For the tough talking drill sergeant, see Sergeant Slaughter.
This article is about the ancient Decepticon. For the Predacon named after the Destructor, see Steelgrave.
Slaughter is a Decepticon from an unknown continuity family.
You can't see me!


This character has no official visual representation in any Transformers product or media... yet, at least.

Lost to the mists of time, Slaughter was an ancient Decepticon warrior. His tale was recounted by the sage Alpha Trion who possesses his signature weapon, a massive sword. Evidently much of his core programming was encoded onto the sword, giving it somewhat of a will of its own long after Slaughter's demise. As a result the weapon is as close as a technological item can manage towards being cursed, requiring of its wielders a potent mental fortitude to avoid being overwhelmed by it and forced to pick up Slaughter's work where he left off.

Whether or not Slaughter's core programming was able to suborn even Alpha Trion is up for debate, but certainly something about the old Autobot isn't quite right. It is likewise unknown whether the sage encountered the sword prior to reaching Axiom Nexus on his own homeworld, or whether Slaughter (or simply his sword) were amongst the transdimensional flotsam that washed up at the multiversal crossroads.