Hydradread
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- Hydradread is a Decepticon from the Generation 2 portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
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Hydradread uses science... uses it for evil! He spends a lot of time alone, planning way to do terrible things to just about anybody. Despite his relative newness to the field of evil, even veteran Decepticons find themselves surprised at the depths to which he'll plunge in the name of sick fun.
Fiction
Generation 2 Marvel UK comics
The Stormtroopers were part of Bludgeon's forces dispatched on Earth to basically wreck stuff until Optimus Prime came to stop them. Hydradread, having apparently found humans too small to be suitable targets, was eagerly anticipating going up against some Autobots... but instead, they found themselves up against Megatron, who had come to take leadership of the Decepticons back from Bludgeon. The Stormtroopers attacked, and Hydradread was the first to get blasted by Megatron. War Zone
Timelines
Hydradread was seen among the inhabitants of the multiversal hub city of Axiom Nexus. Transcendent: Part 4
Toys
Generation 2
- Hydradread (Stormtrooper, 199)
- Accessories: Water cannon
- Hydradread transforms into a dome-topped sports car of undetermined model. His rear bumper contains a bellows that can be filled with water, shooting it from the nozzle that ends up on his car-mode roof. This assembly becomes a hand-held weapon in robot mode.
- His hood/chest piece is coated in heat-sensitive paint; when it gets warm, it turns from its normal blueish tint to a pale off-white.
