Scorponok (disambiguation)
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Predictably, 'bots named Scorponok from across the multiverse transform into scorpions. And they're evil too.
Major Scorponoks
Full list of Scorponoks
- 1987 — Scorponok, the Decepticon Headmaster Titan from Generation 1.
- 2020 — Scorponok, the race from Generation 1.
- 1996 — Scorponok, the Predacon from Beast Wars.
- 2004 — Scorponok, the Terrorcon from the Unicron Trilogy, who was later resurrected as Dark Scorponok.
- 2007 — Scorponok, the Decepticon from the live-action film series.
- 2008 — Scorponok, the TransTech bartender from TransTech.
- 2008 — Scorponok, the Decepticon from Animated.
- 2012 — Scorponok, the Decepticon gladiator from the Aligned continuity family.
- 2013 — Scorponok, the Predacon from Shattered Glass.
- 2013 — Scorponok King, the Decepticon from Human Alliance.
- 2015 — Scorpinok, the Decepticon Insecticon from the Robots in Disguise mobile game.
Scorponok is often called MegaZarak in Japan.
Media with "Scorponok" in the title
- 2004 — "Scorpinok", the misspelled episode of Energon.
- 2004 — "Return! Our Scorponok", an episode of Super-Link that would have been dubbed into Energon as "Scorponok's Scars".
Not to be confused with
- Scorpia, the watch that transforms into a scorpion from Generation 2.
- Scorpia, the TransTech who also transforms from a sort of timepiece into a scorpion.
- Scorpulator, the weapon that transforms into a scorpion and partner to Action Master Devastator from Generation 1.
- Scorp, the Renegade Monster GoBot who also transforms into a scorpion.
- Zarak, the leader figure from Nebulos and usual Headmaster partner to Scorponok.
- Megazarak
- Paralon or Paralon
- The Scorponok drones also from Human Alliance.
