Shrapnel (Cyberverse)

The name or term "Shrapnel" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Shrapnel (disambiguation).

Shrapnel is a Decepticon from the Cyberverse continuity family.

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Shrapnel (aka Skrapnel) is an Insecticon.

Fiction

Cyberverse cartoon

Voice actor: Brian Levinson (English)

Shrapnel served as forced labor for Megatron X until he was freed by an alternate Megatron. Enemy Line The Insecticons helped their liberator retrieve their former master's Matrix of Leadership. When they returned under heavy fire, Astrotrain opened a portal to another universe and flew them through. Silent Strike

Shrapnel was seen disembarking Astrotrain after Megatron helped Optimus Prime save the universe from the threat of the Quintessons. The End Of The Universe IV

In the aftermath of the war against the Quintessons, the Insecticons relocated to the Decepticon half of Cybertron. Bumblebee stumbled across their feeding grounds while searching for Windblade. Whirl, on Hot Rod's behalf, rescued the pair from the Insecticons. Enemy Line

The Insecticons gained an unexpected visitor by the name of Wild Wheel. Despite outnumbering him, the ex-Autobot overpowered the Insecticons. To add insult to injury, one of the Insecticons was lassoed and turned into a steed by Wild Wheel. Wild Wild Wheel

Along with his colleagues, Shrapnel decided to cut his loses and fled Cybertron after hearing that the Other One was coming to their new universe. When Megatron and Wild Wheel confronted them, Shrapnel justified that no one can stop Megatron X, pointing out that he was going after Megatron. Silent Strike

Toys

Cyberverse

• Skrapnel (Tiny Turbo Changer, 2019)
  • Series: 3
  • Bag code: A2

Notes

• While the Cyberverse series is no stranger to renaming legacy characters, this Insecticon is known in the cartoon by the classic rendition "Shrapnel" whereas the toy refers to him by the frequently-used trademark rename "Skrapnel".
• Shrapnel's design is heavily inspired by his Generation 1 counterpart (specifically the Legends Class toy mold introduced in Generations). Out of the trio, Shrapnel is the only one to share the same color scheme as G1 Shrapnel, as well as being the only one to speak, have a robot mode, and get a toy of him made.