Dreadnaut

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Being Ominus Lieutenant during the Malignus-Guardian war, Dreadnaut for the most part was a bodytype designer. Many Body types and alt-modes used by future cybertronians were developed by her, and she well praised for this.

Her colour scheme inspired the colour scheme of Tidalwave.

History:

Dreadnaut was forged during the late Guardian era and was a bodytype designer, she joined the Malignus during the Guardian-Malignus war and eventually became general Ominus Lieutenant. The two bots would develop a relationship with each other over time.

When Nominus prime came to power she restated her work as a bodytype designer, during this time she would have Her daughter Razorsharp. She was mentioned to be the inspiration for Tidalwave colour scheme as he talked to Megatron of his Construction
[Operation: Combination]
 
Notes:

She’s named on G1 Dreadnaut
 
She shares her bodytype with Yoketron, Torque, Mantissa, Shortround and Firecracker

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