Bludgeon (ROTF)

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

Bludgeon is a Decepticon in the live-action movie continuity.

Foolish Whirl! To a master of Metallikato, your moves are like- grhk

Bludgeon is a martial-artist, loyal to the Decepticon cause. However when the prospect of engaging his rival, the Autobot Whirl, the larger battle is forgotten. Both are masters of Metallikato, and seek to one day prove which is the master.

Toys

Revenge of the Fallen

Deluxe Class toys

• Master of Metallikato (Figure Multi-pack 2009)
  • Accessories: Two blades

I'm just feeling a little naked, alright?

Bludgeon is a redeco of deluxe-class Wreckage from the 2007 live-action movie toyline. The figure transforms into an M1126 Stryker Infantry Carrier Vehicle in green and brown, armed with a M2 .50 cal machine gun and two other machine guns mounted extending out of the troop compartment. His Automorphing feature is activated during transformation by swinging his machine gun down, pushing it against a translucent purple panel, which simultaneously raises his shoulders, lowers his torso, raises his head and extends his stomach-mounted cannon all in one movement.

The smaller machine gun weapons feature flip-out energy blades that can be held in his hands, mounted under his forearms or on any of the wheels. They can also connect together to form an undocumented but certainly intended double-bladed weapon; mounting this on his forearm wheels gives him an awesome spinning blade weapon.

This figure was only available in the Toys"R"Us -exclusive Master of Metallikato battle pack with Whirl.

• More information on Bludgeon at TFU.info

Voyager Class toys

• Decepticon Bludgeon (Voyager Class, 2010)

Voyager Class Bludgeon has a tank as his alt-mode, and a robot mode that resembles his G1 counterpart's samurai Pretender shell.

Notes

• Bludgeon's color scheme was used as a disguise by Wreckage in IDW Publishing's "Alliance issue 2" comic, before the identity of the toy as Bludgeon was publicly confirmed.
• According to the Hasbro panel at BotCon 2009, Bludgeon lost his Metallikato battle with Whirl. Subsequently, he retreated to the jungle to become a better martial artist, which apparently also involved turning into a tank.