| The name or term "Bug Bite" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Bug Bite (disambiguation).
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- Bug Bite II is a Renegade drone from GoBots posing as a Predacon from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Bug Bite II was created as a spare body for Bug Bite, but with the departure of the Renegade scientist for another reality, the insectoid drone has remained behind on Gobotron to defend Renegade operations.
Toys
Timelines
- Timelines Paralyzer is a white, black, pink, purple, and red redeco of the Generations: Thrilling 30 Deluxe Class Waspinator sculpt homaging BotCon 2007 Bug Bite. He retains the original toy's wing-beating gimmick.
- Paralyzer was available in a four-pack at BotCon 2015 that included the three other Waruder mechs (Storm Rider, Parasite, and Mudfighter) as well as the four Waruder troops (Buzzer, Ripper, Thrasher, and Crusher). He can wield any of the four Waruder troops in their weapon modes, but is nominally associated with the Buzzer toy.
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Notes
- Bug Bite II was conceived as part of an unrealised plan to produce new heads, based on the original Waspinator toy's non-mutant robot head, that could be included with the Transformers Collectors' Club's remaining unsold stock of the Waruder Marauders, allowing them to be sold as different characters.[1][2] While the plans fell through, the Club eventually published the bios that had been produced for the initiative—including Bug Bite II's, written by Spatiotemporal Challengers author Andrew Hall—on Twitter on its last day of operation.[3]
References
- ↑ Post by Powered Convoy on The Allspark – "The TCC was planning on including new heads with the Waruder sets they still had and categorizing them as new characters. [...] This is where those last day bios came from despite the plans for the new heads falling through."
- ↑ "@SHIELD_Agent_47 That's correct. All four would have had the new head sculpt. Bug Bite II, Skywasp, Buzz Saw, and King Warudaros were originally planned as recolors of Buzz Saw's head."—JesseWittenrich, Twitter, 2022/05/11
- ↑ Official post by Jesse Wittenrich on Seibertron about the repurposed Waruder bios published on Twitter (original link now defunct)
