Decepticon Dark Commander Grand Scourge
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| "Decepticon Dark Commander Grand Scourge" | |||||||||||||
| Publisher | e-HOBBY | ||||||||||||
| First published | September 2015 | ||||||||||||
| Story by | Makoto Wakabayashi | ||||||||||||
| Art by | Makoto Wakabayashi | ||||||||||||
| Continuity | Unique Generation 1 continuity | ||||||||||||
| Packaged with | Unite Warriors Grand Scourge | ||||||||||||
Grand Scourge has a jolly good time killing.
Synopsis
In a universe where the heroic Autobots battle the evil Decepticons, Menasor and Superion are locked in a fierce battle. In the midst of this fight, Optimus Prime notices a strange spacial distortion, out of which emerges the murderous Grand Scourge, who seeks out the Matrix and its owners. His presence confuses most of the people present, including Megatron and Ratchet, who notes the stranger's resemblance to Optimus. Menasor cares little for his identity and attempts to smash the intruder, but is surprised when Scourge avoids his blow and strikes back with his Matrix Breaker sword, disassembling Menasor into his components in one blow.
With the individual Stunticons vulnerable and ripe for the taking, Scourge very forcefully combines with them, much to their chagrin and fear, and attains a greater form. Realizing the danger this dark combiner possesses, Superion leaps into battle with Grand Scourge. A perplexed Optimus Prime suddenly hears a mysterious voice, who warns that Scourge is a hunter of Matrix-bearers across the multiverse, and that his path of destruction throughout the universes has to be stopped. Superion ends up being of little challenge to Scourge, and both Megatron and Optimus swear to fight against this overwhelming force.
Featured characters
Characters in italic text appear only in flashbacks.
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Notes
- Although this comic appears to take place in its own brand-new continuity, the Japanese text utilizes Japanese terms such as "Convoy" and "Stuntron" as opposed to "Optimus Prime" and "Stunticon" the way that most post-2007 movie Japanese fiction does.
