Dreadwind

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Dreadwind is a fictional character from the Transformers series.

Transformers: Generation 1

Transformers character
Name Dreadwind
Decepticon
Series Transformers: Generation 1
Transformers: Universe
Information
Alternate modes Jet
Motto "Fear is a friend whose presence is felt long after he's left."
"We're doomed. Not that it matters."
Partner Hi-Test
Rank 6
Sub-group Botcon Exclusives, Powermasters, Voyagers

Fictional biography

Generation 1: As ominous as a storm cloud and as chilling as a winter breeze. Grim and gloomy -- always acts as if his best friend just became permanently inoperative. Binary-bonded to the Nebulan, Hi-Test, a thrill-seeking, over-achieving perfectionist, constantly striving to keep Dreadwind's morose mind on his evil work. Equipped with two thermal melters and two air-to-air missiles. Combines with Darkwing to form Dreadwing.

Timelines: Dreadwind has always had self confidence issues. Fortunately, Darkwing was there as his confidant and close friend. When Bludgeon assigned Dreadwind to Bugbite's crew he was unhappy to say the least. Now he spends most of his time whining of how no one likes him and that he is only there to serve as the crew's whipping bot, to anyone who will listen. What he lacks in self confidence he makes up with his fighting prowess. Once focused, Dreadwind is a formidable enemy both in the skies and on the ground.

Books

Dreadwind was among the Decepticons featured in the 1988 book and audio adventure Autobot Hostage by Ladybird Books. [1][2]

Fun Publications

It was revealed in "Withered Hope" that Dreadwind had taken for repairs after Megatron had nearly killed him.[3]

Dreadwind appears in the 2012 BotCon Invasion lithograph by Casey Coller and Josh Perez.[4]

Mosaic

Dreadwind appeared in the Transformers: Mosaic story "The Cassandra Effect" by Richard Cookson.[5]

Dreadwind appeared in the Transformers: Mosaic story "Downcast" by Mike Priest.[6]

Toys

  • Generation 1 Powermaster Dreadwind with Hi-Test (1988)
An original mold. Comes with Hi-Test and two guns.
This toy was recolored into Generation 1 Buster.
  • Timelines Voyager Dreadwind (2007)
A remold of Classic Jetfire.

References

  1. http://www.green-ranger.com/stuff/ladybird/09-hostage/
  2. John Grant (1988). Autobot Hostage. Ladybird Books. ISBN 0721411185. 
  3. S. Trent Troop & Greg Sepelak (2008). Withered Hope. The Transformers Collector’s Club. 
  4. http://tformers.com/transformers-botcon-2012-transformers-invasion-box/17534/news.html
  5. http://transformers-mosaic.deviantart.com/art/The-Cassandra-Effect-192897154?offset=10
  6. http://browse.deviantart.com/?qh=&section=&global=1&q=Downcast+mosaic#/d13svnn

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