Devastator

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Myspace Contact Tables Scrapper, the leader of the Constructicons, is a master designer who conceives the myriad structures the Construticons assemble. Although hes genuinely modest about his work, hes prone to bragging amongst his fellow Constructicons. He transforms into a wheeled front-load shovel and forms the right leg of Devastator. As indicated by a cut line from the original script of the Constructicons debut animated episode, Scrapper was originally to be named Gravedigger. Bonecrusher is a brawler by nature and specialises in demolitions work. Under this vicious personality is an underlying motive; he is a perfectionist at heart and wishes to destroy all he deems imperfect, including the Autobots. He would enjoy the extra potential for destruction as Devastator if it didnt mean sharing the same mindspace as his fellow Constructicons. He transforms into a bulldozer, and forms Devastators left arm. Scavenger is an unashamedly pathetic Decepticon. Desperate to prove his worth to his team-mates, he uses his one true gift - his shovels ability to detect various magnetic, ionic, electrical or gas readings - to locate items of value, although invariably, all he can usually find is junk. He transforms into an excavator, and the right arm of Devastator. Originally to be named Scrounge, Scavenger was erroneously referred to by this name once in the Constructicons debut animated series episode. Mixmaster might have a few chips loose in his logic center, judging by the cackling with which he undertakes his role of materials fabrication. Although manic and erratic by nature, he is a genius of a chemist, able to mix chemicals in the drum of his concrete mixer alternate mode. (He has also been known to insert solid objects -- such as cars -- into his mixing drum in order to turn out new building materials.) He forms Devastators left leg. Hook is the teams perfectionist second-in-command, who considers himself far too elite to deal with most of the ruffians that call themselves Decepticons. He is excellent at performing tasks which require extreme precision (including surgical operations), but the time he takes to perfect his work and his arrogance are his weaknesses. He transforms into a crane, and forms the head and shoulders of Devastator.Long Haul is not fond of his role as transport, ferrying construction materials to and fro on a Constructicon building site, and although he accepts its importance, he would much rather be a full-time warrior. He transforms into a dump truck and forms Devastators lower torso. In a childrens coloring book, Long Haul is once mistakenly referred to by Scrapper's early name, Gravedigger.The teams combined form of Devastator is brutality in its purest form - his sole purpose is to destroy anything and everything that gets in his way. It is ironic that the suitably intelligent Constructicons should sacrifice their thinking ability in their combined form, but simple-mindedness is a common limitation of the assorted other first-generation combining Transformers, due to the fact that Devastators thoughts and actions are limited to what his six components can agree upon at any given time. Consequently, Devastator seems like a being of instinct, lashing out at everything around him before contemplating the consequences, but he is also slow and lumbering and very easy to trip up. The only contradiction to Devastators lack of a display of intelligence is in The Core, when his components minds were temporarily controlled by the Autobots. He was able to detach the portion of himself made by Hook and complete a complex surgical procedure on Jazz (which put even Ratchets skills to shame). When the surgery was complete, Hook returned to Devastators combined form as if the whole operation was performed by the Autobot-controlled Devastator I edited my profile with Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.4