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* Warren Griffith of the ''Creature Commandos'' was a werewolf. Though he's a sheepish coward in human form, his wolf form carries with it a primal bloodlust that is never sated. He's always looking forward to the next battle, and never satisfied when it ends.
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* ''ComicBook/CreatureCommandos'': Warren Griffith of the ''Creature Commandos'' was a werewolf. Though he's a sheepish coward in human form, his wolf form carries with it a primal bloodlust that is never sated. He's always looking forward to the next battle, and never satisfied when it ends.
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** While most Viltrumites are ravenous imperialists eager to conquer and subjugate others, for [[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans one reason]] or [[DespotismJustifiesTheMeans another]], the champion Conquest is ''not'' one of these. As he eagerly admits to Invincible in the middle of their fight, he's not here to pontificate or convince anyone, and he's not there on Earth to do any ''actual'' conquest. He just came to Earth because he enjoys battle for its own sake, and actively wants the locals to put up a fight.
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** While most Viltrumites are ravenous imperialists eager to conquer and subjugate others, for [[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans one reason]] or [[DespotismJustifiesTheMeans another]], the champion Conquest is ''not'' one of these. As he eagerly admits to Invincible in the middle of their fight, he's not here to pontificate or convince anyone, and he's not there on Earth to do any ''actual'' conquest. He just came to Earth because he enjoys battle for its own sake, and actively wants the locals to put up a fight. Conqest actively ''thanks'' Mark at one point for becoming such an absolute nuisance to the Viltrum Empire that they let him cut loose without the usual restrictions.
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** Like his [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog video game counterpart]], Sonic is this, though for a completely different reason (he gets bored and restless when there's no new challenge or threat, and will often deliberately go seeking one out).
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** Like his [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog [[Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog video game counterpart]], Sonic is this, though for a completely different reason (he gets bored and restless when there's no new challenge or threat, and will often deliberately go seeking one out).
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* ''ComicBook/TheTransformersLastStandOfTheWreckers'':
** Overlord never cared about rank, glory, or the advancement of the Decepticon cause... he was happy as long as he had the opportunity to fight and slaughter as many Autobots and bystanders as he could. Megatron, however, wasn't happy with that -- [[TheStarscream upstart subordinates]] had given him too much experience with ChronicBackstabbingDisorder to take it on faith that someone with that much power wouldn't make a power grab. So when Megatron tried to tighten the leash and take more control over Overlord's actions, Overlord re-purposed [[TheAlcatraz Garrus-9]] into a planetwide spectacle of violence and chaos to provoke Megatron into the one fight that Overlord has always wanted. [[spoiler:He has a VillainousBreakdown and surrenders when he finds out Megatron is (apparently) dead.]]
** In the ''Marvel Transformers'' comics, Bludgeon probably qualifies. He talks about a grand dream for the Decepticons conquering the universe but when they actually conquer a world... he's bored out of his mind and wondering when the Autobots are going to show up to stop them. And again when he invades planet Earth, he's bored out of his skull (no pun intended) because Optimus Prime doesn't show up to fight him like he hoped he would. One suspects that if there were no Autobots he either wouldn't give a damn about the Decepticons or their plans to take over the world, or would ''start'' the Autobots in order to pick fights with the Decepticons.
* In ''ComicBook/TransformersMoreThanMeetsTheEye'':
** Overlord [[spoiler:immediately breaks out of the VillainousBSOD he was stuck in after ''Last Stand of the Wreckers'' when he finds out Megatron isn't dead after all, meaning he might just get his fight.]]
** Whirl's philosophy of life is, for the most part, that you should resort to violence both quickly and thoroughly. He never runs from a fight and goes on recreational violence sprees just for the hell of it.
--->'''Whirl:''' So this is what running away feels like? I'm not keen. It's like fighting, but in the wrong direction.\\
** Overlord never cared about rank, glory, or the advancement of the Decepticon cause... he was happy as long as he had the opportunity to fight and slaughter as many Autobots and bystanders as he could. Megatron, however, wasn't happy with that -- [[TheStarscream upstart subordinates]] had given him too much experience with ChronicBackstabbingDisorder to take it on faith that someone with that much power wouldn't make a power grab. So when Megatron tried to tighten the leash and take more control over Overlord's actions, Overlord re-purposed [[TheAlcatraz Garrus-9]] into a planetwide spectacle of violence and chaos to provoke Megatron into the one fight that Overlord has always wanted. [[spoiler:He has a VillainousBreakdown and surrenders when he finds out Megatron is (apparently) dead.]]
** In the ''Marvel Transformers'' comics, Bludgeon probably qualifies. He talks about a grand dream for the Decepticons conquering the universe but when they actually conquer a world... he's bored out of his mind and wondering when the Autobots are going to show up to stop them. And again when he invades planet Earth, he's bored out of his skull (no pun intended) because Optimus Prime doesn't show up to fight him like he hoped he would. One suspects that if there were no Autobots he either wouldn't give a damn about the Decepticons or their plans to take over the world, or would ''start'' the Autobots in order to pick fights with the Decepticons.
* In ''ComicBook/TransformersMoreThanMeetsTheEye'':
** Overlord [[spoiler:immediately breaks out of the VillainousBSOD he was stuck in after ''Last Stand of the Wreckers'' when he finds out Megatron isn't dead after all, meaning he might just get his fight.]]
** Whirl's philosophy of life is, for the most part, that you should resort to violence both quickly and thoroughly. He never runs from a fight and goes on recreational violence sprees just for the hell of it.
--->'''Whirl:''' So this is what running away feels like? I'm not keen. It's like fighting, but in the wrong direction.\\
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* ''ComicBook/TheTransformersLastStandOfTheWreckers'':
''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'':
** ''ComicBook/TheTransformersMarvel'': Bludgeon probably qualifies. He talks about a grand dream for the Decepticons conquering the universe but when they actually conquer a world... he's bored out of his mind and wondering when the Autobots are going to show up to stop them. Again, when he invades planet Earth, he's bored out of his skull (no pun intended) because Optimus Prime doesn't show up to fight him like he hoped he would. One suspects that if there were no Autobots he either wouldn't give a damn about the Decepticons or their plans to take over the world, or would ''start'' the Autobots in order to pick fights with the Decepticons.
** ''ComicBook/TheTransformersLastStandOfTheWreckers'': Overlord never cared about rank, glory, or the advancement of the Decepticon cause... he was happy as long as he had the opportunity to fight and slaughter as many Autobots and bystanders as he could. Megatron, however, wasn't happy with that -- [[TheStarscream upstart subordinates]] had given him too much experience with ChronicBackstabbingDisorder to take it on faith that someone with that much power wouldn't make a power grab. So when Megatron tried to tighten the leash and take more control over Overlord's actions, Overlord re-purposed [[TheAlcatraz Garrus-9]] into a planetwide spectacle of violence and chaos to provoke Megatron into the one fight that Overlord has always wanted. [[spoiler:He has a VillainousBreakdown and surrenders when he finds out Megatron is (apparently) dead.]]
**In the ''Marvel Transformers'' comics, Bludgeon probably qualifies. He talks about a grand dream for the Decepticons conquering the universe but when they actually conquer a world... he's bored out of his mind and wondering when the Autobots are going to show up to stop them. And again when he invades planet Earth, he's bored out of his skull (no pun intended) because Optimus Prime doesn't show up to fight him like he hoped he would. One suspects that if there were no Autobots he either wouldn't give a damn about the Decepticons or their plans to take over the world, or would ''start'' the Autobots in order to pick fights with the Decepticons.
* In ''ComicBook/TransformersMoreThanMeetsTheEye'':
**''ComicBook/TheTransformersMoreThanMeetsTheEye'':
*** Overlord [[spoiler:immediately breaks out of the VillainousBSOD he was stuck in after ''Last Stand of the Wreckers'' when he finds out Megatron isn't dead after all, meaning he might just get his fight.]]
** *** Whirl's philosophy of life is, for the most part, that you should resort to violence both quickly and thoroughly. He never runs from a fight and goes on recreational violence sprees just for the hell of it.
--->'''Whirl:''' ---->'''Whirl:''' So this is what running away feels like? I'm not keen. It's like fighting, but in the wrong direction.\\
** ''ComicBook/TheTransformersMarvel'': Bludgeon probably qualifies. He talks about a grand dream for the Decepticons conquering the universe but when they actually conquer a world... he's bored out of his mind and wondering when the Autobots are going to show up to stop them. Again, when he invades planet Earth, he's bored out of his skull (no pun intended) because Optimus Prime doesn't show up to fight him like he hoped he would. One suspects that if there were no Autobots he either wouldn't give a damn about the Decepticons or their plans to take over the world, or would ''start'' the Autobots in order to pick fights with the Decepticons.
** ''ComicBook/TheTransformersLastStandOfTheWreckers'': Overlord never cared about rank, glory, or the advancement of the Decepticon cause... he was happy as long as he had the opportunity to fight and slaughter as many Autobots and bystanders as he could. Megatron, however, wasn't happy with that -- [[TheStarscream upstart subordinates]] had given him too much experience with ChronicBackstabbingDisorder to take it on faith that someone with that much power wouldn't make a power grab. So when Megatron tried to tighten the leash and take more control over Overlord's actions, Overlord re-purposed [[TheAlcatraz Garrus-9]] into a planetwide spectacle of violence and chaos to provoke Megatron into the one fight that Overlord has always wanted. [[spoiler:He has a VillainousBreakdown and surrenders when he finds out Megatron is (apparently) dead.]]
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* In ''ComicBook/TransformersMoreThanMeetsTheEye'':
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*** Overlord [[spoiler:immediately breaks out of the VillainousBSOD he was stuck in after ''Last Stand of the Wreckers'' when he finds out Megatron isn't dead after all, meaning he might just get his fight.]]
