Wreckloose (TF 2010)

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

Wreckloose is a Decepticon of undetermined universal origin (via the 2010 Transformers toyline).

Have you seen me?

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Guns? Who needs guns? Wreckloose would rather get right in an opponent's face... literally. Nothing makes him happier than to charge screaming at an opponent, weapons swinging wildly through the air, lopping off limbs and goring torsos. Other Decepticons consider him a savage throwback, but there's no denying his zeal in combat.

Toys

Transformers (2010)

• Wreckloose (Scout, 2011)
  • Accessories: Bladed helmet/shield, key

Wreckloose is a rebranded re-release of the Cybertron Wreckloose toy, transforming into a robotic reptile resembling a komodo dragon. In this mode he can wear a piece of bladed armor; inserting a Cyber Planet Key into it swings the twin spiked blades forward. This assembly becomes a melee weapon for his robot mode that can be hand-held, but seems to function better as a bladed shield mounted on his forearm/elbow. He comes with a clear-blue, silver-bordered Jungle Planet styled Cyber Planet Key (simply called a "key" on the packaging).

He was only available at Big Lots! stores as well as Maxi&Cie/Superstore, and Winners in Canada, along with Backstop and Undermine.

Notes

• Just where Backstop, Undermine and Wreckloose "fit", dimensionally, is up for debate. Their bios pretty clearly make them out to be separate characters from their Cybertron namesakes while —with typical 2010-on vagueness— offering no insights into what universe they're "supposed" to go in. They could be part of the neo-Generation 1, they could be movie-verse... pick what works best for you.
• The packaging also does not help place them, being red-colored like the Generations toyline, but lacking any other series identifier. As such, this wiki has placed them under the umbrella "2010" line just for ease of organization.