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*Beet-Chit's name is inspired by the naming scheme of [[Takatoku Toys]]' insectoid mecha toys in the ''Armored Insect Corps Beetras'' line that would later become the [[Insecticon (G1)|Deluxe Insecticons]]. | *Beet-Chit's name is inspired by the "Beet-" naming scheme of [[Takatoku Toys]]' insectoid mecha toys in the ''Armored Insect Corps Beetras'' line that would later become the [[Insecticon (G1)|Deluxe Insecticons]]. The suffix comes from {{w|chitin}}, a substance found in the exoskeletons of beetles and other insects, and as such the 'ch' should perhaps be pronounced as a hard 'c'. | ||
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[[Category:Waruders]] | [[Category:Waruders]] | ||
Revision as of 12:49, 19 June 2015
- Beet-Chit is a Waruder from the Diaclone continuity family.

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Beet-Chit is the pilot of the mech Zaptrap. An experienced Waruder soldier, Beet-Chit was again and again proved his skill in pursuit and scavenge. Still, one shouldn't give them too much credit—just like the rest of their brood, Beet-Chit and Zaptrap are focused on one single thing: food. To this end, they exert a bit of control over the swarms to overwhelm whatever stands between them and sustenance.
Beet-Chit shares a symbiotic relationship with Zaptrap; in return for a bit of energy from the host's consumption, Beet-Chit gives Zaptrap some intelligence and direction beyond what his limited AI possesses. It is said that removing Beet-Chit from Zaptrap would reduce the mech to dust, but none have witnessed this. On his own, Beet-Chit has mandibles that can be used to cut enemies.
Fiction
TransTech
Toys
Timelines
- Zaptrap (BotCon 2015)
Notes
- Beet-Chit's name is inspired by the "Beet-" naming scheme of Takatoku Toys' insectoid mecha toys in the Armored Insect Corps Beetras line that would later become the Deluxe Insecticons. The suffix comes from chitin, a substance found in the exoskeletons of beetles and other insects, and as such the 'ch' should perhaps be pronounced as a hard 'c'.



