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First Cartoon Appearance: none (in this form) First Comics Appearance: War Within, Volume 1, issue 1 Grimlock fights not because he believes in the Autobot ideal of peace and freedom, but because he knows what Megatron really is. He was there at the beginning of the Decepticon movement, mudguard deep in the spilled oil on the arena floor. He knows what it is to feel the electron-surge of total victory over his foes. His coolant too has sung as he pressed his blade against the torso of a helpless opponent. But to Grimlock, no weakness is worthy of respect, least of all that weakness that disguises itself as strength. Where is the satisfaction of crushing those who cannot defend themselves, or slaughtering a building full of unarmed innocents? How does madness like that prove one's strength? Better to die fighting against an enemy so powerful that defeat is almost certain. Better still to turn that enemy back and drive him broken before you. To someday see Megatron so broken, that is why Grimlock fights. unique feature: Tragic programming flaw resulting in speech impediment. Strength: 10 Other appearances: The War Within comics published by Dreamwave Comics, were set on Cybertron and tell stories of many popular G1 characters before the events of the cartoon series, set in 1984. Though the events in this series run contrary to G1 episodes such as "War Dawn." (A different origin story for Optimus Prime.) A majority of fans consider these characters to be the same individuals as those of G1 cartoons. Below is a complete list Grimlock appearances throughout the Transformers mythology: *
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Bibliography of significant appearances: Grimlock plays a very significant role in each of the three War Within series, including The Dark Ages and Age of Wrath, where he apparently "died." Was he to be brought back to life in this series? We may never know as the series never concluded, ending in issue #3 when Dreamwave Comics filed for bankruptcy. |
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