Decepticon Poison
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| "Decepticon Poison" | |||||||||||||
| Publisher | Ballantine Books | ||||||||||||
| Imprint | Find Your Fate Junior | ||||||||||||
| First published | 1986 | ||||||||||||
| Writer | Judith Bauer Stamper | ||||||||||||
| Illustrator | William Schmidt (interior pencils and cover painting) | ||||||||||||
| ISBN | ISBN 9780345330734 ISBN 0-345-33073-0 | ||||||||||||
| Page count | 73 | ||||||||||||
- Decepticon Poison is a multipath adventure in Generation 1.
Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
Synopsis
Ramjet has poisoned the Autobots' new fuel shipment, leaving many of them crippled and unable to transform. Can Perceptor find a cure before the Decepticons attack? What will Prowl's mission to the Decepticon Poison Lab uncover? Can they stop the Decepticons from poisoning the human water supply with their mind-control potion?
The answers to all these questions... are up to you!
Keywords
Decepticon Poison Lab, Lilleth
Notes
- The Decepticon cassettes are mistakenly described as having jet alt-modes, though the art gets things right.
- Best line of narration ever: Well, somebody's got to save the humans. It may as well be Powerglide.
- Prowl and Ironhide bait each other at the staff meeting. (Prowl wins.)
- One of the few instances of Twin Twist among the Autobots on Earth, and the even fewer instances of him appearing without his fellow Jumpstarter, Topspin.
- Laserbeak snores.
