Ulchtar

Ulchtar is a Decepticon from the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.

Don't read the talk page.

Ulchtar has ambitions!

Fiction

The AllSpark Almanac

The Ulchtar of Aurex 603.0 Kappa broke into Primax 388.0 Gamma Zone's Satellite Penitentiary. There, he retrieved the personality components of renegade Autobots Screechwing, Spiketail, Nightprowler, Albitron, and Leatherhide, forming the Combatibots who could combine into Toxitron. The AllSpark Almanac II

Spacewarp's Log

Spacewarp claimed to know Ulchtar. According to her, Ulchtar was Megatron's right hand 'bot. He defected to the Autobots for a time, returned to the Decepticons, died while attacking "El Giant Planeto", was resurrected by Alpha Q without memories, died again, was resurrected again, betrayed Megatron once again, turned into a giant, and then vanished into a giant energy rift. Hmmm... Spacewarp's Log, 11/11/2015

Games

The Energon Within

Megatron ordered Ulchtar (or possibly Starscream) to secure 100 energon cubes from an Autobot mine. He did so successfully, though many Decepticon troops were destroyed in the process. And he got a verbal drubbing from Megatron anyway. The Energon Within

There is nothing in the game itself to indicate that the character who looks like Starscream is anything other than Starscream. Ask Vector Prime, however, describes Ulchtar as a "Starscream analog", and Spacewarp's Log further gives Ulchtar a history identical to Starscream's. Ask Vector Prime writer Escargon would eventually confirm this interpretation after an entirely-too-long argument.

Notes

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• "Ulchtar" was a preliminary name for Generation 1 Starscream and the character himself is based on Unicron Trilogy Starscream.
• Ulchtar's exploit in The AllSpark Almanac is a reference to the Generation 1 cartoon episode "Starscream's Brigade", in which Starscream travels to Cybertron to retrieve the personality components of the 'bots who would become the Combaticons.
• Though Ulchtar did not appear in The AllSpark Almanac II other than as text, art by Bill Forster - resembling an Animated-style Armada Starscream - was used on the ALTernity Today tie-in website; however, it was never approved by Hasbro, and as such is unofficial. Ask Vector Prime and Spacewarp's Log would later establish that Ulchtar is his universe's counterpart to Starscream, so he's probably the guy depicted at the top of the page.