Deathsaurus

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Deathsaurus (known as Dezsaurus in Japan) is the leader of the Breast Force and other Decepticons, introduced in Transformers: Victory.

History

Generation 1

Animated series

Deathsaurus is established in Victory as the new leader of the Decepticons after the evil Transformers have been driven from Earth by the Autobots under Ginrai. He is such a threat that Star Saber, who apparently has a history with him that includes Deathsaurus' imprisonment in the mysterious Dark Nebula, travels to Earth himself to take command of the Autobot forces. Deathsaurus intercepts Star Saber and briefly battles him, and later follows him to the Moon to continue their duel only to suffer defeat. Departing aboard his vessel Thunder Arrow, Deathsaurus soon sets his sights on conquering the Earth with the aid of the Breast Force and the Dinoforce. Despite his capabilities as a combatant, he usually allowed Leozack to lead the Decepticons in the field while he remained aboard ship, only to welcome his ambitious lieutenant back coldly following the Decepticons' most recent failure.

Manga

The Victory manga would introduce a unique aspect to Deathsaurus and his forces: that their villainous plots were in fact an effort to reunite with their families; Deathsaurus notably had a "mate" named Esmeral.

Fun Publications

Deathsaurus was recreated as a Decepticon leader with six modes long after his defeat at the hands of Star Saber, but sought to regain his role as Emperor of Destruction in order to lead the Decepticons and Predacons in crushing the Autobots and Maximals.

Timelines

Shattered Glass

Deathsaurus is a member of the Mayhem Suppression Squad loyal to Megatron, though their methods occasionally drive him to his wit's end.

Wings Universe

In the alternate universe established by Transformers: Wings of Honor, Deathsaurus is one of several Decepticon leaders vying for power on Cybertron. He is served by Lyzack, sister of his lieutenant Leozack, who was imprisoned by the Autobots after being defeated. Deathsaurus later challenged Megatron for leadership of the Decepticons but was defeated and exiled.

Toys

• Deathsaurus (1989)

A unique toy with Eagle and Tiger Breastplate accessories that was never repainted or remolded.

• Botcon Deathsaurus (2005)

A remold of Robots in Disguise Megatron/Galvatron; was later remolded into Botcon 2016 Megatron. This version of Deathsaurus inspired the appearance of his Shattered Glass counterpart, which had an alternate color scheme and has not been released as a toy.