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Dreadwind

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  • Name: Dreadwind
  • Faction: Decepticon
  • Function: Air Defence
  • Alt Mode: General Dynamics F-16 Falcon
  • Type: FC


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[edit] Profile

"Fear is a friend whose presence is felt long after he's left."

As ominous as a storm cloud and as chilling as a winter breeze. Grim and gloomy, Dreadwind always acts as if his best friend just became permanently inoperative. Equipped with two thermal melters and two air-to-air missiles. Combines with Darkwing to form Dreadwing.

Dreadwind is the proverbial "deactivation of the party," a mournful presence always first to look on the bleak side of things. Grim and gloomy, he always acts as if his best friend has become permanently inoperative. Most other Decepticons avoid him like the plague, knowing that however buoyant their mood, Dreadwind is sure to bring them to Earth with a bump! As ominous as a storm cloud and as chilling as a winter breeze, Dreadwind somehow manages to convey his doom-laden message when he's in battle, even in jet mode! Foes have been known to feel despair at Dreadwind's approach, even at a vast distance. Dreadwind doesn't appreciate the advantage this gives him in battle; it just serves to further depress him. He's been known to wade through a battlefield, blasting Autobots and shouting, "Why does no one like me?" But Dreadwind has been known to come close to revelling (in his own low-key way) in the carnage he wreaks, knowing that perhaps his only true friend is fear. He sees it in the visual receptors of enemies and feels slightly better himself. Though the two profess to hate each other, and certainly detest combining to form Dreadwing, Dreadwind and Darkwing are the perfect partners in crime, almost trying to outdo each other in the bleakness stakes.

The same cannot be said of Dreadwind's binary-bonded Nebulon component, Hi-Test. He's a thrill-seeking, overachieving perfectionist who can't understand Dreadwind at all! How can he be so gloomy when there's so much wonderful badness in the world? Hi-Test does his best to bully Dreadwind into enjoying himself, or at the very least concentrating his morose mind on the job at hand.

[edit] History

  • Liberated, along with Darkwing, Snapdragon and other Decepticon inmates, from Autobot prison facility P-19170167 on a volcanic world during its final crumbling days amidst a riot. Gone from one terrible assignment to another so consequently has moaned about it ever since, especially hates to moan about the old days whenever he runs into Quickswitch who was one of the jailors.
  • In 2030 Dreadwind along with his partner Darkwing were "volunteered" to undergo a new experimental procedure somewhat similar to the Headmasters and Targetmasters, needless to say the experiment, though successful had terrible consequences, it left him with yet another cheery partner (Hi-Test) to make his misery even greater than before.

[edit] Notes

Life? Don't talk to him about life.
  • Darkwing's page was made right away by fans of his. Dreadwind, on the other hand, was forgotten about and had to make his page himself, when it became apparent that no one else was going to.
  • The only good Deviantart fanart of Dreadwind by himself turned out to actually be a mistake. It was of Darkwing and the artist had just mislabelled it. After other users informed the artist of his error he realized he didn't really like Dreadwind after all.
  • Dreadwind is not Dirge. Dirge has fear jets.
  • Dreadwind has a surprisingly high INT stat. Don't talk to him about life.
  • Hi-Test is a blonde haired, blue eyed and most importantly has normal skin tones, take that funny skinned Nebulons!
  • Though he might not look or sound like it Hi-Test is a scientist and as such was instrumental in development and application of the Powermaster process, just don't ask where he got some of his background energy research.
  • Although being partnered with Dreadwind and being made to spend a great deal of time around him Hi-Test has not been effected by the eternal gloom that surrounds him, perhaps due to some sort of accidental immunity from the Powermaster process, he has however picked up the affectation of sighing before explaining things to others.

[edit] Logs

[edit] 2028

  • Escape from P-19170167 - A terrible existence gets even worse as Decepticon prisoners make a break for freedom.

[edit] 2029

  • Descending Into The Black - A strange, highly destructive singularity is reported in Washington State. Autobots and Decepticons arrive to investigate.
  • A New Science Of Life - Alpha Q makes his final demands to the assembled Autobots and Decepticons. Will he escape to conquer the universe, or can he be stopped?
  • Sogo City Of Night - The Seacons have stolen the Core of Sogo, City of Night. But what starts as a simple recovery mission soon becomes complicated in the city that never sleeps.
  • Trokius Returns - The Quintessons gambit is revealed - they are reconstructing the cityformer Trokius on an even larger scale. An Autobot/Decepticon strikeforce is sent to take it out
  • Road Rage - When a small Decepticon force attacks Los Angeles' freeways, can the Autobots stop them before they do too much damage?
  • Rock Collecting - EDC and Autobots on an asteroid? Time for a party surely?
  • Arise Guiltor - A new threat from the Quintesson's arrives, Guiltor gets his grand introduction.
  • In The Line Of Fire! - Sometimes being sent out for some peace and quiet isn't a good thing.
  • Nevada Showdown - After Guiltor has cut his own lasercore out once again, the crew gets Arachnae back to base for repairs.
  • Guilt at New Crystal City - Guiltor brazenly attacks New Crystal City, but the Decepticons have a surprise for him!
  • Final Guilt - The Sweeps track down Guiltor's resurrection ship, and a massive battle ensues as the Decepticons and Autobots try to destroy it. Will they succeed, or do the Quintessons have one more surprise in store for them?
  • Part Hunting - Brand new human technology, might be useful lets take it.
  • Escape From Paris - An Autobot crash lands in France, gets taken in by military scientists, and then escapes. An Autobot rescue party comes in for the pick up but a Decepticon party is hot on their heels.
  • Bonesaw's Arrival - A badly damaged Decepticon falls from the skies. Autobots intervene, but why is one of their kind so hostile? Decepticons mingle afterward, and although disagreements over Megatron and Galvaton can be set aside, those about drinks cannot be.
  • Forest of Feelings - A repair job goes awry when the Decepticons accidentally unleash a horrible foe!

[edit] 2030

[edit] Players

First player -

Second player - Dreadwind (22/11/07- )

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