Trackblast

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Originally known as J-19, Trackblast is obsessed with creating new species, One of the few Organic Biologists in the Decepticon science division. Trackblast has dedicated her life to propagating life across the universe, believing that the Cybertronian species sole purpose is to seed reality with new species.

As you can imagine, she a really big fan of Quintus Prime

History:

Trackblast was Cold Constructed during the early Nova Prime era as J-19 and at somepoint joined the Decepticons. During the Great War she participated in the invasion of a Functionist facility on Galleon[The Final Functionist]

Sometime after this she would join the Decepticon Science division and become an organic Biologist, during this time she would become obsessed with creating new species, and over the years would experiment with genetics to create new species.

At a later point she would become a member of the Ultracon subfaction

Notes:

Trackblast is an OC, one of the earliest I made before starting Suleforger Continuity before I reintroduced her into the setting

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