Deluge

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When Shockwave died, the Decepticons on the Nemesis  needed a new scientist to take over from the cyclops work, This bot would be Deluge. A Scientist Deluge was a part of the Decepticon science division and known how to work with Shockwaves tech.

Deluge is the opposite of Shockwave, she a cheerful bot who tries to show her fellow cons how science is fun, though this has won her many friends. Her attitude leads her to not be taken as seriously as Shockwave, as he was very feared and respected.

She was also Galvatron’s head scientist

History:

Deluge was cold constructed during the great war and was trained as a scientist and eventually joined the Decepticon Scientist division, She went to earth a few weeks after the Phristoricon incident and took over from Shockwaves work[Spotlight: Deluge]

At some point she reformatted Payload into a new body, she also once visited a mine to get a chemical she needed and got it, however she needed to be teleported away when G.I.Joe came for Payload but still had the chemical[payload and payload]

After the great war she was recruited by Galvatron to join his Neo Decepticons and during the Machine wars fought for him, however she was killed during the end of the war.
Notes:

She’s based on G2 Deluge

She shares her bodytype with Flamewar, Weirdwolf and Full-tilt


 

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