can be slotted onto Blackout’s back in robot mode or underneath his helicopter mode. His tail and claws are posable, and he has been scaled down significantly compared to his original version. Transformers Animated Scorponok appears in the Transformers Animated comic series, based on the film incarnation, but colored like the G1 counterpart. IDw Publishing In issue #3, Bots of Science, Scorponok witnessed Ratchet introducing himself to Oil Slick, who would later infect the Autobot medic with Cosmic Rust. However, Ratchet manages to sneak the antidote from him. AllSpark Almanac Megazarak used to be the Decepticon leader. When the Decepticons first arose as a subfaction of the Destrons, Megazarak was their leader. However, he was exiled by Megatron, who then took over his position. Kre-O Transformers Fictional biography I'm SCORPONOK, and I'm always one step ahead of the game. If you think you can outsmart me, you've got another thing coming – in the form of my toxic tail! I'm big, I'm bad, and if the DECEPICONS know what's good for 'em, pretty soon I'll be in charge! Rival: Galvatron Big Plan: Take over the Decepticons. Conquer Earth. Favorite Hangout: The biggest throne he can find. ToysKre-0 Transformers Kreon Micro-Changer Scorponok (2012) Part of the blind packed preview wave of Kreon Micro-Changers. Timelines: Pirates vs. Knights Botcon 2014 would introduce a new incarnation of Scorponok, depicted as the G1 giant Headmaster passed down to Zarak's son Olin. ToysBotcon Decepticon Pirate Scorponok with Olin Zarak (2014) Part of the five figure package; a remold of Energon Scorponok featuring a brand new Headmaster head as Olin Zarak. Timelines: Beast Wars The Beast Wars Shattered Glass story "Shattered Destiny" introduced a heroic incarnation of the Predacon Scorponok who served as part of a heroic crew of Predacons under Megatron. Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015) In the Robots in Disguise series, Scorponok is a Decepticon with a scorpion alternate mode and a humanoid robot mode. He and his partners Glowstrike and Sabrehorn lead a group of Decepticons who escaped the prison ship Alchemor and it crashed on Earth, whom they dispatch on various missions in an apparent bid to repair the Alchemor and enable their escape from Earth. Unlike the other Scorponoks, this one does not share the archetypical transformation scheme. Animated Series Appearing first in Metal Meltdown, Scorponok and Glowstrike express displeasure at Kickback's sycophancy and Sabrehorn's failure to procure equipment to rebuild