Override (BWU)

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The name or term "Override" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Override (disambiguation).
Override is an Autobot or Velocitronian from the Generation 1 continuity family.
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Override turns out differently in different universes. Sometimes she is an Autobot who in the post-war era becomes an immobile Builder who oversees gladiatorial games in an unjust social system. In other universes, she is the leader of the colony Velocitron, publicly known as the fastest racer on the planet and rival to Ransack.

Fiction

Beast Wars: Uprising

On post-Great War Cybertron, the Autobot Builder Override's body was barely functional, and the only source of fulfillment she could get was watching her descendants, the Maximals, fight to the death against Predacons. She functioned as the administrator of the Dodecahex Arena. Once, a contestant tried to escape the arena into the river flowing through Dodecahex. Afterwards, Override seeded the river with alloygators and oxide sharks to prevent repeat incidents.

Override was overseeing the fateful 1924th Games when Lio Convoy sneaked a team of rebels led by Blackarachnia into the broadcast center. Blackarachnia's team members took out Override's MCSF guards while Blackarachnia herself held Override at gunpoint to stop the Builder from activating the automated defense systems. As Blackarachnia's team took control of the broadcasting equipment to continue focusing on Lio Convoy, Override asked why the Maximals were doing such things to their ancestor. Blackarachnia merely replied that the impending announcement was too important to risk letting a Builder jam it. Broken Windshields

2005 IDW continuity

Override was born on Velocitron, a colony planet settled by Navitas. By the 2010s, she was based out of the capital city Delta, having proved her speed to become planetary leader. Race Against the Light When battling Combiners from Cybertron briefly touched upon Velocitron, Knock Out and Moonracer investigated the footprints left behind and went to report it to Override. All That Remains Her power over the planet was not absolute as she was having to share some leadership with her rival, Ransack, who was threatening to take her position completely in the next Speedia race. Race Against the Light

When Moonracer explained Velocitronian society to her new Camien ally Windblade, Override was one of the prominent Velocitronians whom Moonracer envisioned. Windblade vol. 2 #4

As leader, Override would grant a request of whoever won the Benefit 500, so Windblade and Moonracer got Blurr into the race in hopes of convincing Override to have included Velocitron in the Council of Worlds. Override was initially unimpressed by Blurr's refusal to fight back against the other racers, but was won over by his flashy victory brought about by Windblade messing with the racetrack's ramps. Upon hearing their request, she asked the audience to vote through applause on whether or not to honor it, and they resoundingly voted yes. Race Against the Light Presumably, Override officially appointed Knock Out and Moonracer as delegates to ratify Council membership. Windblade vol. 2 #6

Override perished when Unicron devoured Velocitron; when the planet-eater next reappeared over Elonia, Rom and Livia spied her body atop a mound of Velocitronian dead. Our Darkest

Toys

Cybertron

File:Cyb Override toy.jpg
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  • Override (Deluxe Class, 2005)
    • Japanese ID number: GC-10
    • Accessories: Engine-blaster, Speed Planet Cyber Planet Key
The Cybertron Override toy doubles as Beast Wars: Uprising Override.
Part of the Speed Planet theme, Cybertron Override transforms into a sleek futuristic race car. Plugging a Cyber Planet Key into the rear portion of her car mode causes two non-firing blasters to flip out into attack position; this assembly becomes a hand-weapon for robot mode, and can also store on her back. Override's transformation is partially spring-loaded; pressing her black "front bumper" automatically flips her torso and arms into position, requiring only her lower body and backpack to be manually configured. She came with a gold-bordered Velocitron-style Cyber Planet Key.
There are a few small deco changes between the Hasbro and Takara versions of the toy; Takara's has a gold face, black paint on the chest intakes and blue stripes on the thighs while Hasbro's has an orange face, an Autobot faction sigil on the left side of her chest, a less prominent stripe pattern on the inside shins and gives her Key the Key code "dy7p".
This version of Override also was available in two different store-exclusive multi-packs. The first was a Wal-Mart set, including the Cybertron-series Tiny Tins version of the Race Mini-Con Team member Mirage. The second was a Target-exclusive "Drag Race" set with Hot Shot.
This mold was used to make the evil clone Dark Nitro Convoy.

Notes

See also

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Versions of Override have appeared in other continuity families, including:

For more information, see Override (disambiguation).