Poison Bite is a fictional character in the various Transformers universes. He is a mutant transformer who lacks a true humanoid robot mode, instead turning to different animals.
Beast Wars edit
| Poison Bite | |
|---|---|
| Transformers character | |
| In-universe information | |
| Affiliation | Mutant |
| Sub-group | Deluxe Beasts |
| Function | Special Operations |
| Rank | 6 |
| Motto | "A strong spark ought to bear the calamities and not flee them." |
| Alternate modes | Baracuda/Scorpion |
Poison Bite was released as part of the Beast Wars Mutants sub-line in 2000. [1]
As a Mutant, Poison Bite transforms from baracuda to scorpion, with no robot mode. He is a brooding warrior who can teleport 30 meters. Poison Bite is second in command of the Mutants, under Icebird. [2]
Animated series edit
Poison Bite's stasis pod was presumably among those who were launched into orbit around prehistoric Earth in the Beast Wars series pilot.[3]
IDW Publishing edit
Poison Bite also appeared in IDW Publishing's Beast Wars: The Gathering miniseries. Activated on Earth by Magmatron and a group of Predacons from the future, Poison Bite and the mutants emerged from their stasis pods and took up residence in a swamp that they quickly made their own. When a group newly-activated Predacons lead by Transquito ventured through the swamp on a mission they were attacked by the Mutants. Poison Bite attacked Retrax, Soundwave attacked Powerpinch and Icebird attacked Transquito. Deciding the swamp wasn't worth their lives, Scourge and Insecticon fled (although in Beast Wars: The Ascending it is revealed that Retrax, Powerpinch and Transquito survived this encounter). [4]
3H Enterprises edit
In Transformers: Universe - The Wreckers the Mutants traveled to Cybertron and sought the guidance of the Oracle computer, seeking a cure for their condition. What they didn't know is that the Oracle was under the influence of the Quintessons. The Mutants were sent to the outer Orion Cluster. Once there they were captured by the Quintessons, found in contempt by the five-faced aliens, and destroyed in an attack by a swarm of Sharkticons. [5]
Fun Publications edit
In Wreckers: Finale Part II'' Icebird and Poison Bite were revealed to have survived judgement by the Quintessons. Controlling the technorganic vines the Quintessons had created the mutants defeated Judge Heirodyus and used the power of Primus to reform the Sharkticons and turn the planet New Quintessa into a paradise.[6]
Toys edit
- Beast Wars Mutants Deluxe Poison Bite (2000)
- Although the Beast Wars toy line had concluded in 1998, this sub-line was released during the Beast Machines era. Although the figures lack robot modes, they all feature vestigial robotic components — such as Poison Bite's robot head. [7] [8]
- This figure was based on drawings by Hasbro designer Tim Bradley. [9]
References edit
- ^ http://www.cobraislandtoys.com/tf/2000/poisonbite.html
- ^ http://www.tfwiki.info/wiki/Poison_Bite
- ^ Written by Bob Forward (September 16, 1996). "Beast Wars Part 1". Beast Wars. Season 1. Episode 1. First-run syndication.
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- ^ Transformers: Universe - The Wreckers by 3H Enterprises
- ^ Greg Sepelak & S. Trent Troop (2007). Wreckers: Finale Part II. Illustrator Guido Guidi, Colorist Drew Eiden. Fun Publications.
- ^ http://www.cliffbee.com/reviews/poisonbite.php
- ^ http://www.tfu.info/2000/Mutant/PoisonBite/poisonbite.htm
- ^ Transformers - More Than Meets The Eye, Robots In Disguise - Transformers @ The Moon - www.transformertoys.co.uk
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