Then again, this "Fracture" does have a completely different body-type then Crasher did. Most of the material in the library dates from the 1990s, some is even earlier. Crasher died, her body was almost completely destroyed. This part of the library contains Digital Symphony files. Her voice, abilities, and color scheme remind him of an old teammate of his by the name of Crasher, back in his days as a Renegade. and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads. The scientist can't help but feel like there's something familiar about her. Dub Mechz Broken LFO / Change Of Direction. She clearly doesn't want anybody bothering her, and everyone is more then happy to do so. This gives off an aura of somebody who should be avoided, which works out in her favor. And should that fail, well, there's nothing she won't do.
And should she inevitably find herself surrounded, outnumbered, and outgunned, then she'll find it the perfect time to activate the seismic generators located in her legs. The most recent addition to Lockdown's Mercenary group, she's not one of the more stable members, and bringing her to a fight often means she's laughing maniacally as she charges in, ready to blast anyone in her way. Little is known about Fracture, save for what has been observed by her crewmates. He's a fully robotic GoBot, or New-Gen, and he's still fairly "young," so his emotions haven't developed yet. He aired the secret meeting that Starscream held with Swindle in the newsflash Now everyone in Cybertron and the colonies knew that the Seeker was the responsible one for the Combiner Wars that took place a bunch of quartex ago. Spy Eye, who appeared in the last part of this fic, has no bio, but I based his personality (and origin) a bit on his design. Rattrap exposed his dirty moves in front of everyone. Odd Ball's bio paints him as being, well, an odd ball, so I made him an unhinged lunatic with a warped speech pattern. His rotor blade attack is inspired by the fact that his toy's rotors detach. Breez is described as a "dirty fighter" and "a Renegade in every sense of the word," so he gets to be a sadistic psychopath. They did have short bios that gave very basic descriptions of their personalities. Breez and Odd Ball, along with the other Wendy's-Exclusive GoBots, were never on the show. He made his first steps in the demoscene using 'Moby' as moniker in 1988 by joining the Amiga demogroup Impact Inc.
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I have a lot of free reign over their personalities. Sometimes he would strain and focus, as he was doing now with the broken optic, and he would start to be able to make things out, start to get the shape of things.
If a GoBot wasn't one of the Big Three on either side, or a major supporting character, like Fitor and Small Foot, they were relegated to generic roles, crowd-filler scenes, or simply never appeared in the show. Everything was broken and fractured, confusion and interference, and this endless void that gaped between him and the world, leaving understanding always just out of reach. So few people write dark Jazz, it's always dark Prowl instead, dunno why.Breez? Odd Ball? Why didn't I use characters like Cop-Tur and Crasher? Well, I like working with obscure, overlooked characters, and GoBots has a lot of those, given how the show worked. It was such a small thing, not even considerable as a spark. And that was something he better liked left alone. It was digging deeper inside of him, cementing itself far more personally than he cared to share. In which Prowl is broken and Jazz is his keeper, and very dark. That essence in his spark, the very one he very well was beginning to hate, was overtaking him. "How many pieces were left of his original frame? So much, so many parts had been damaged, ruined beyond repair and replaced as this interminable war had worn on and on.
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Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings.Redfire_Dragon Fandoms: Transformers - All Media Types, Transformers Generation One
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