Bio-Blast

When Dark Blast used the Decepticon Matrix to forever destroy Biocron, his life blood (Black Energon being "The Blood of Biocron") was left unstable. Deeming it safe to Bio-Blast

I am even more frightening than The Fallen himself! use without worry of being possessed, Dark Blast infused the Black Energon inside himself. The Black Energon slowly consumed his Spark until Dark Blast was no longer running purely on his own throbbing Spark Chamber, his own regular Energon. Now, just like Biocron, Dark Blast now ran solely on Black Energon. Dark Blast became the embodiment of all Black Energon in the universe. As Biocron had, Dark Blast now possessed a link to any thing or one infused with the darkmatter. Dark Blast also discovered he possessed a form of Pure Energy, which could never be destroyed, rendering him immortal. This meant that even if his body was destroyed by Optimus Prime or Megatron, or even his rival Titanus Five, Dark Blast would continue to function, and capable of possessing anyone infused with the Energon. Dark Blast saw fit to change his name and became Bio-Blast alias "The New Bringer of Chaos", "The Destroyer of Worlds" and "The Lord of the Undead". It was then that Bio-Blast vowed to destroy all opposition and conquer the universe. He became convinced that nobody would ever stand his way again. He is most particularly bothered by the constant interference of the Autobotz' human allies. Bio-Blast has a dislike for humans and has deemed it his goal to destroy the Earth once and for all, no matter what anyone says about this decision. Many Decepticons hope Bio-Blast won't decide he wants to destroy Primus, and attempt to destroy Cybertron itself.

By 2014, Bio-Blast had managed to create a giant planet-sized body by connecting himself to the core of a planet or moon. He used this to attack Cybertron, but interference from the Autobots resulted in the destruction of this body. After a short time in his regular-sized body, the ghost of Starscream made a deal with him, performing three labors (bringing him the eyes of Metroplex, bringing him the Decepticon city Trypticon and connecting his head to an uninhabited planet), Bio-Blast deserted the Decepticons and embraced his destiny as the Bringer of Chaos and as the Destroyer of Worlds.

Bio-Blast is by far the strongest antagonist in the Great Wars as he is the very God of Chaos and arguably brought Earth even closer to damnation than anyone else (including Unicron). While limited to his physical body, he is still a fearsome foe able to forge multiple melee weapons and explosives out of Black Energon (as Biocron and Unicron were able to do) within himself. Not even Predaking, currently the strongest Cybertronian was able to stop him. It is even implied that Optimus Prime and Megatron have been unable to stop him.

After making amends for his past actions and forging an alliance with both the Autobots and the Humans, he reformatted himself and changed his name to Bio-Strike. He also renamed his Chaos Armada the "Peace Armada" as he had dropped the old title as the Bringer of Chaos to become the Bringer of Peace.

HistoryEdit

When Bio-Blast first came to exist, he commanded the New Decepticons alongside the Triple-Changer Astrotrain. It was implied that he respected Astrotrain's Leadership. For a short time, Starscream usurped Astrotrain and replaced him as Decepticon Leader. Bio-Blast wasn't even concerned or annoyed by this. However, when Astrotrain returned and challenged Starscream, Bio-Blast allowed Astrotrain to resume his place. But he named Starscream one of his top Lieutenants. Bio-Blast also announced that his main goal was the destruction of Earth.

When Optimus Prime was investigating disturbances in the Sea of Rust, Bio-Blast created a bunch of avatars of himself in the Sea of Rust to combat the Prime. The battle was ferocious, but due to the interference of a rogue Decepticon, Optimus Prime survived the onslaught and safely returned to Autobot Base in Iacon. Bio-Blast was not at all too happy following this failure.

Later, Decepticon Vehicons successfully captured the Human Olivia Holt and brought her aboard the Decepticon Warship. Though she demanded to know why she had been brought aboard, Bio-Blast successfully convinced her that the Autobots were evil and were merely decieving humankind into thinking the Decepticons were the enemy. Olivia Holt foolishly fell for it. When the Dragicons attacked the Decepticon Warship, Bio-Blast commanded the Decepticons to defend what was theirs. Predaking also attacked, and Bio-Blast engaged the Predacon in battle. Olivia Holt provided support to the Decepticons. Bio-Blast was able to immobilize Predaking up to where Screamtron broke a hole in the Warship and swallowed the Predacon King whole. Bio-Blast later let it slip that he had decieved Holt, prompting Olivia to disable Dreadwing and two Seekers. Bio-Blast dislocated her arm and ordered Dreadwing to take her to the holding cells.

Later, Bio-Blast was infuriated by Skyquake's disobedience. The Decepticon Warrior refused Bio-Blast's Leadership, claiming that Megatron was the true Leader. Bio-Blast reminded him that Megatron turned his back on the Decepticons, but Skyquake refused to listen. This forced Bio-Blast to blast a hole through Skyquake's Spark, offlining him.

This later provoked Dreadwing to betray the Decepticons. He killed several Vehicons and freed Olivia Holt. He sent her back to Autobot Territory and convinced Bio-Blast that Starscream was the Traitor. As a punishment, Bio-Blast subjected Starscream to a brutal beating. With Compustrike's help, Starscream later revealed the truth to Bio-Blast. Enraged, Bio-Blast confronted Dreadwing, who claimed he did it in memory of his Twin. Dreadwing then attempted to terminate Bio-Blast, but this ended up in his own termination. Dreadwing was later rebuilt by the other Decepticons.

Bio-Blast later led an attack on an Autobot Shuttle en-route to Earth. He and his Decepticons killed Knock Out, Windcharger, Armorhide, Brawn and Prowl. Using the Shuttle, the Decepticons infiltrated Earth and attacked Autobot City. The Autobots fought back, but they were heavily outnumbered by the Decepticons. Galvawarp journeyed to Earth and battled Bio-Blast. This battle was fierce, but Bio-Blast was able to defeat Galvawarp. Olivia Holt intervened before he could offline Galvawarp, leading to a secondary fierce battle. Both were defeated. Olivia Holt was brought back to life by the Autobots, while Bio-Blast transferred his Energy Form to another body.

Bio-Blast later engaged Olivia Holt and Optimus Prime when they stormed the Warship. He was frustrated when his forces were dispatched by Olivia Holt, resulting in the Star Saber being taken by the Autobots.

To make up for this failure, Bio-Blast later engaged Optimus Prime with the Black Star Saber in Egypt. The battle was fearsome, and it ended when Bio-Blast shattered the Star Saber's blade. He was prevented from finishing off the Prime when Smokescreen intervened.

Bio-Blast led an attack on Outcast Station following several attacks on Cybertron made by Outcasts and Dragicons. Bio-Blast engaged Screamtron and some of Nightstalker's Lieutenants. Nightstalker then pledged the Dragicons' allegiance to the Decepticons after seemingly terminating the Outcasts' Leader, Con the Treacherous.

When Nightstalker and the Dragicons went rogue and took possession of an eon-long old Skrill clone, Bio-Blast took a Decepticon attack squad to make the Dragicons pay. The Dragicons had assumed command of the Earth and Nightstalker provoked Bio-Blast to attack him in a one-on-one challenge. The battle was brief, and Nightstalker used the Skrill to seemingly terminate the Decepticon Leader.

Bio-Blast later secretly helped the Autobots when Nightstalker led an attack combined of both the Dragicons and the Decepticons. Bio-Blast was able to help the Autobots cause enough trouble for the attackers enough to force Nightstalker and his troops to abandon the Decepticons for their own lifes. Rodimus Prime then allowed Bio-Blast to leave because he helped them.

Later, both Bio-Blast and Astrotrain deserted the Decepticons, leaving Starscream to take command.

Since he still had use for him, Bio-Blast summoned the remains of Compustrike (he had been destroyed by Screamtron while monitoring Earth a while back) and reformatted him into Overthrust.

Bio-Blast later reformatted Darkshift into Galvatron and several others into advanced versions of Cyclonus, Scourge and the Sweeps. Bio-Blast demanded they destroy the Decepticon Matrix of Leadership. He later learned they travelled to Cybertron and destroyed Starscream, assuming command of the Decepticon Army. Bio-Blast was infuriated when Galvatron 2.0 broke his and his lieutenants' loyalty to the new Bringer of Chaos.

Bio-Blast later hooked himself to the core of an uninhabited planet, creating for himself a Unicron-sized body. His first act was to attack Cybertron. The Decepticons desperately fought back, as did the Autobots. Rodimus Prime and Galvatron 2.0 battled inside Bio-Blast's giant body while the Decepticons and Autobots were busy combating the Bringer of Chaos in defense for their homeworld. When Galvatron tried making an alliance with Rodimus to destroy Bio-Blast, the Chaos Bringer tortured Galvatron and threatened to obliterate him if he didn't destroy the Autobot Leader. Galvatron was defeated and thrown out of Bio-Blast's body. Rodimus Prime then ended the battle by unleashing the Matrix of Leadership's power, destroying Bio-Blast's body and turning his head into a type of moon orbiting Cybertron.

Starscream's Ghost later possessed Blitzwing and used him to reactivate Bio-Blast's head. Starscream wanted his old body back, and requested Bio-Blast do this for him. Bio-Blast agreed, but only after Starscream performed 3 tasks. Starscream and Blitzwing first stole both of Metroplex's eyes (one of the eyes broke during the escape), forcing them to steal one of Trypticon's. Bio-Blast then ordered them to bring in Trypticon to him. Starscream did so, and had a brief confrontation with his destroyer in the process. Bio-Blast witnessed Starscream's Ghost use Trypticon to fend off the Decepticons. Bio-Blast ordered Starscream to install Trypticon's T-Cog in his head. After this was done, Starscream brought Bio-Blast's head to an uninhabited planet. Due to interference from Decepticons, Starscream was unable to use Trypticon to complete the connection to the planet's core. He commanded Bio-Blast to give him his body. Once he had his body, he finished the connection and flew off to plan his revenge on Galvatron.

At one point, his Energy Form possessed one his clones and travelled to Earth. The Autobots battled to stop him, but he easily dispatched each Autobot team as they came. He combated Ultra Magnus at the entrance to Earth's Core. His Chaos Armada was engaged by Galvawarp while he battled the Wreckers' Commander. He was stopped from killing Magnus by Olivia Holt. After a long discussion in getting to know more about each other, Bio-Blast agreed to spare Earth... for now. Begrudgingly, he left Earth and ordered his Chaos Armada to stand down.

Bio-Blast used his new body to travel the universe and devoured the planet Textrax, Junkion, and several other planets. Using an Army of clones of himself, he invaded Quintessa, reducing the Quintesson homeworld to rubble. When he was done, Quintessa and the Quintessons were no more. He later transformed Deathillion into Strikedeath, and his Lieutenants became Wingsworth (the Tracker) and his huntsmen, the Skystrikers. iTaB was reformatted into a more advanced version of himself.

Bio-Blast attempted to kill Olivia Holt, but was interrupted by interference from both Predaking and Darktron (a reformatted Dreadwing).

Bio-Blast later launched an attack on the Autobot Base on Earth, revealing his Chaos Armada. His Chaos Armada engaged Primus (in Titanus Five's body) and several members of Galvawarp's Lieutenants. Much to Galvawarp's horror, Bio-Blast and half his Chaos Armada succeeded in destroying the Autobot Base.

When Strikedeath defied Bio-Blast, the Chaos Bringer was forced to execute his Lieutenant, with Nemesis Maximus present. Strikedeath warned Bio-Blast he would see the errors of his mistakes before he died. Bio-Blast then made Nemesis Maximus his Lieutenant. Not long later, Bio-Blast did indeed realize his mistakes and resorted to making amends. He got his chance when Darktron was ambushed by Screamtron on Jupiter. He saved Darktron and brought him to Iacon.

When Rodimus ordered his arrest, Bio-Blast complied. He requested to speak to Olivia Holt and told her that he was trying to change, proven by his actions saving Darktron, returning to Iacon, and allowing the Autobots to arrest him. Olivia Holt considered his word, and later talks to Rodimus Prime.

Bio-Blast later convinced Darktron to release him when Nightstalker launched a surprise attack on Iacon, using a device to turn Autobots against each other. Nightstalker demanded the Autobots join the Dragicons or they would destroy each other. During the ensuing chaos, Bio-Blast arrives and intervenes in Slingshock's attempted attack on Rodimus. Nightstalker was shocked to see the Chaos Bringer alive, and Bio-Blast told him firmly that he doesn't go down so easily. Despite saying that Bio-Blast would always be the enemy, Rodimus Prime allowed Bio-Blast to fight by their side. When Olivia Holt is captured by the Dragicons and taken away from Cybertron, Rodimus is prepared to ambush the Dragicons, but Bio-Blast and Ultra Magnus talk him out of it. Bio-Blast later allows the Autobots to return him to his cell.

Rodimus Prime later released Bio-Blast and informed him that he'd be helping the Autobot Leader save Olivia Holt from the Dragicons. Bio-Blast was happy enough to oblige. The Chaos Bringer told Rodimus he remembered what Olivia had said to him back when he had attempted to destroy Earth, and was just trying to make amends. Bio-Blast revealed he had an inside-man (revealed to be an Outcast named Hotblast) in Outcast Station. Bio-Blast and Hotblast make a dramatic entrance using Whispering Death clones. Bio-Blast releases Rodimus and Olivia Holt, and then fights by their side against the Dragicons. When Nightstalker threatens to destroy a Relic that seems to have an effect on Screamtron, Bio-Blast listens to Rodimus and stands down. Darktron then makes an unexpected attack, saving the Relic. Screamtron thanks the Autobots before flying off into the distance. Bio-Blast watches Rodimus congratulate Darktron on proving himself. Nightstalker attempts to make one last attack, but is stopped by Bio-Blast. The Chaos Bringer then grabs Nightstalker and shakes him threateningly while the Dragicon Leader begs Rodimus to help him.

Later, Bio-Blast and Olivia Holt make amends, and shake hands, seemingly becoming allies. Bio-Blast then apologizes to Rodimus Prime for all his crimes. Rodimus informs him that there's plenty of blame to go aroun, but all of it is in the past. The Autobots and the Chaos Bringer end their conflict and become allies. Before he leaves, Bio-Blast informs both the Autobots and Olivia Holt that as long as he lives, no harm will come to Earth ever again.

Bio-Blast was a little surprised to learn that Strikedeath was still alive, but he bore his former serveant no malice, allowing him to speak and presumably mending the old alliance.

Remembering that Galvawarp was currently the Guardian of Cybertron, Bio-Blast ordered his loyal soldier Overthrust to begin construction of a Cybertronian Station in orbit above Earth. En-route to Earth, Bio-Blast reformatted himself and renamed himself "Bio-Strike". He also renamed his Chaos Armada the Peace Armada. When he learned Starscream was en-route to Earth, he intercepted the Seeker and nearly succeeded in extinguishing his Spark, only for termination to be interrupted by a new foe: Toxicron, another previously unknown Chaos Bringer. Bio-Strike was, however, able to defeat this avatar, though Starscream had disappeared by mysterious means.

By the time he returned to what was now known as the Peace Bringer Earth Defense Station, Galvawarp and a couple of his soldiers had arrived to make an alliance with Bio-Strike's forces in order to better combat the threat posed by Toxicron.

PowersEdit

As a literal god following Biocron's defeat, Bio-Blast is extremely powerful even moreso than he was in the past. As the new source of all Black Energon in the universe now, he has a link to any sample. His Spark Chamber has been replaced wth Black Energon, completely consumed. He is able to possess anyone infused with the darkmatter. He displays the ability to crate weaponry from pure Black Energon. He can also seem to conjure Black Energon from will as he raised an army of Terrorcons by raising his hands. It has been implied that he possesses a certain degree of lightning manipulation. Like Unicron, Biocron and Primus, he possesses a form of Pure Energy, which can never be destroyed, rendering him immortal.

PersonalityEdit

Bio-Blast is the new literal incarnation of Chaos. As stated by himself, he lives to destroy all opposition who defies him. It has been shown that he holds grudges that remained and even abandoned his own physical body to do so. He is also known to change his original opinions of individuals as he originally thought of Spark was of no use to him and was a prideful insect yet possessed him three times for his own goals and seemed to regard as important during all his plans and schemes.

RelationshipsEdit

AlliesEdit

StarscreamEdit

As Death Strike, he had the respect of Starscream, basically because Starscream seemed to be frightened of him. Their relationship changed shortly after Starscream became second-in-command. Starscream begun to order him around, expecting absolute loyalty in return. Death Strike vowed that eventually he would get Starscream's absolute loyalty through fear. When he became Death Blast, he usurped Starscream as second-in-command. Their relationship shattered after this. Though Starscream acted out his loyalty to his superior, he held a grudge on the Decepticon Warrior. Death Blast purposely made Starscream fearful and subjected him to pain and missions that resulted in the Seeker's failure. Later on, as Dark Blast, he made Starscream even more hateful and fearful of him. Starscream and Dark Blast competed for Megatron's favor, every time it falling on Dark Blast, and making Starscream hate-filled. After becoming leader of the Decepticons, Dark Blast earned Starscream's complete hatred. Starscream went back to his treacherous ways, planning to kill him and take over as leader. And, as Bio-Blast, Starscream (despite his hatred) is suddenly full of fright of facing the warrior's true fury. Starscream was accused of betrayal when the human Olivia Holt escaped the Warship, and was subjected to a massive beating. After becoming Bio-Strike, he obviously dislikes the Seeker and would just as soon see him dead rather than let him plan a strike on Earth.

CompustrikeEdit

Compustrike is Bio-Blast's chief on both Earth and Cybertron and has never given Bio-Blast a chance to doubt him and has stopped many of his enemies and never asked to be recognized. As both Dark Blast and Bio-Blast, he seems to give most of his respect to the silent decepticon and has never been seen yelling at him or being angry with him.

Bio-Blast must have had great respect for the Decepticon Communications Chief because after Compustrike died at Screamtron's hand and when he embraced his destiny as the Bringer of Chaos, Bio-Blast reformatted Compustrike's remains into Overthrust. As Overthrust, he is completely a loyal and obedient serveant. When Bio-Blast called off his reign of terror in the galaxy, Overthrust (unlike Bio-Blast's other serveants) changed his way of existance. As a reward for his loyalty, Bio-Blast, by that time known as Bio-Strike, named him the First Lieutenant of his newly named Peace Armada.

LaserwaveEdit

Bio-Blast's Second-in-Command of Science. Also was his and Megatron's 'Mad Scientist' on Cybertron. When Laserwave was found on Cyberton by Knock Out, Dark Blast was surprised, because he was informed that he perished.

SkyquakeEdit

Skyquake confessed loyalty to Bio-Blast as "Dark Blast", though he still perferred Megatron's leadership. He carried out at least several missions before making a stand and deeming Megatron their true leader despite Megatron's abandoning the cause, forcing Dark Blast to kill the Seeker by shooting a hole through his back.

DreadwingEdit

With Starscream rogue, Bio-Blast appointed Dreadwing as his new second-in-command. He considered Dreadwing one of his finest officers, despite Dreadwing's overt interest in revenge for his brother, and his strong sense of honor. As Dark Blast, Bio-Blast informed Dreadwing that Skyquake had been killed by the Autobots, all while hiding the truth about his involvement in Skyquake's death. Dreadwing worked with Starscream and two Seekers in an attempt to subdue the Autobots' human friend Olivia Holt, but all three were beaten in a matter of moments. Later on, Dreadwing discovered a recording of Dark Blast killing Skyquake and became enraged. As an act of betrayal, Dreadwing infiltrated the brig and freed Olivia Holt, escorting her to the Ground Bridge controls where he sent her off to Iacon.

Dreadwing tricked Bio-Blast in thinking someone else had betrayed them. Bio-Blast presumed Starscream to be the traitor. Dreadwing watched with satisfaction as Starscream was beaten up. It wasn't long before Starscream and Compustrike discovered Dreadwing's betrayal. Bio-Blast confronted Dreadwing and demanded answers. However, Dreadwing defied, and opened fire upon the Decepticon. Enraged, Bio-Blast took his Fusion Cannon 4.5 and blew a hole directly through Dreadwing's chest, killing the traitorous Decepticon much to Starscream's pleasure.

Dreadwing was later reformatted by Galvawarp into Darktron. It is unknown if Bio-Blast knows that it's really Dreadwing or if he simply doesn't care.

AstrotrainEdit

Astrotrain always had the respect of Dark Blast. When he became leader, he was knocked away from leadership temporarily. Astrotrain confronted and beat Starscream in combat. Dark Blast allowed Astrotrain to lead, and has since given the Decepticon Triple-Changer respect. Even as Bio-Blast, Astrotrain has his respect. Their relationship shattered when both 'Cons abandoned the Decepticon cause, and it can be assumed that they are no longer friends.

Nemesis MaximusEdit

Nemesis Maximus is one of the Bio-Blast's reformatted forces. Out of all of Bio-Blast's soldiers, Nemesis Maximus appears to be the most loyal to his creator. After Strikedeath was terminated, Nemesis Maximus became his top Lieutenant. He was happy enough to carry out Bio-Blast's orders of spreading chaos. It was also implied he sometimes dislikes being Bio-Blast's serveant as shown by his reaction to being ordered to halt his destruction.

The Chaos ArmadaEdit

The Chaos Armada is composed of various reformatted Transformers whose loyalty to the New Chaos Bringer is without question. They are not always present, only materialized when Bio-Blast calls upon them. The forces of the Chaos Armada are unlimited, and they have never once displayed any sign of disloyalty or disrespect to their Master.

After Bio-Blast declared the Reign of Chaos over, he renamed his Chaos Armada the Peace Armada. The soldiers of the now-declared Peace Armada have shown no dislike for this sudden change.

EnemiesEdit

Optimus PrimeEdit

After Megatron abandoned their cause, Bio-Blast and Optimus Prime became archnemesis. They battled only three times before, but now they became official enemies. Bio-Blast attacked Optimus once after becoming Bio-Blast. They soon came to battle more and more as time passed, engaging in single combat twice on Earth, and many more times on Cybertron. Aboard the Shadowsis, Bio-Blast and Optimus Prime engaged once more in combat. It was the longest and most toughest battle they had, though Bio-Blast did the have the advantage with the use of Black Energon.

Rodimus PrimeEdit

Not much is known about Bio-Blast and Rodimus Prime's relationship, except the fact that they have only met once. They have never fought, but it is implied that Bio-Blast has no liking to Rodimus Prime, nor does he respect him. Their relationship really comes to bear when Rodimus becomes Leader of the Autobots. Their relationship is directly the same as Bio-Blast's relationship with Optimus Prime. Bio-Blast is determined to destroy Rodimus Prime, just as he was determined to destroy Optimus. However, after he helped Rodimus save Olivia Holt from Nightstalker, he and Rodimus Prime were last seen shaking hands, seemingly becoming friends.

Ultra MagnusEdit

Ultra Magnus and Bio-Blast have only battled twice before. Despite not knowing too much about each other, it is clear that Bio-Blast holds a grudge on the Commander of the Wreckers, for Ultra Magnus had been one of the rare survivors on his onslaught after escaping stasis. Bio-Blast hates Ultra Magnus almost as much as he hates the Primes or the humans, and he has made it clear that he reserves for his old companion the greatest honor possible - glorious death at his hands. After making amends with the Autobots, Bio-Blast and Ultra Magnus have called off their old rivalry.

BumblebeeEdit

Though only encountered few times, Bio-Blast has a bitter relationship to Bumblebee. Clearly he hates the Scout after what he has done to the Decepticon cause. Like any other Autobot, Bio-Blast later calls off his hatred for the Scout after making amends.

SmokescreenEdit

Smokescreen and Bio-Blast have only met once, but they have never had an actual battle. However, it is implied that Bio-Blast hates Smokescreen as much as he hates any other Autobot. This, however, changes when Bio-Blast makes up for his past crimes.

FearwingEdit

Bio-Blast has no real relationship with Fearwing. They have only briefly battled twice before. It is not known how much Bio-Blast despises Fearwing, though Bio-Blast does hate Fearwing for his betrayal of the Decepticon cause. As Death Strike, he learned about Fearwing's defection and clearly despises Fearwing for these reasons. Since Megatron failed to do so, Bio-Blast has vowed that Fearwing will regret the day he betrayed his cause to join up with Team Prime.

Bio-Blast later calls off his grudge when he makes amends with the Autobots, and he now understands Fearwing's reason for abandoning the Decepticons.

AirazorEdit

Airazor's relationship with Bio-Blast is no good. Bio-Blast somehow knows that Airazor is Fearwing's closest friend, thus making her a vulnerable target. Bio-Blast wants to extinguish her Spark in front of Fearwing, but he would rather finish them both off together.

Making amends with the Autobots, Bio-Blast has called off his future plans for Airazor and appears to be her friend now.

ArceeEdit

Arcee and Bio-Blast have no solid relationship. After making amends with the Autobots, it can be assumed they are now friends.

JazzEdit

Jazz has been a big pain to the entire cause from the start. After all, Jazz was one of the many reasons Death Strike had been locked away. Now that he is free, and with all the powers of a God, Bio-Blast has vowed to finish Jazz by giving him an excruciating death by ripping out his Spark very slowly and ripping out one of his optics.

Their relationship was changed after Bio-Blast realized his mistakes and returned to Cybertron to make amends.

CliffjumperEdit

Since Cliffjumper died by Starscream's hand exactly three years after Megatron's departure and before his return, Cliffjumper and Bio-Blast have no known relationship. After making amends with the Autobots, it can be assumed that they would have become friends.

Titanus FiveEdit

When Bio-Blast was known as Death Strike, he and Titanus Five were very good friends, almost like brothers. They both envisioned a new future for Cybertron. Despit their differing backgrounds they were each able to forge alliances. Titanus Five forged an alliance with a movement known as Autobots (for Autonomus Robots) while Death Strike forged an alliance with Decepticons. One day, Death Strike was ordered to attack a Cybertronian convoy which turned out to be led by Titanus Five. Death Strike carried through with his mission, killing many of the Cybertronians before realizing he had attacked a convoy led by Titanus Five. Driven mad, Titanus Five swore he would make his former friend pay. After many failed assassination attempts made by the Decepticons, Death Strike decided he would kill Titanus Five himself.

When Titanus Five arrived on Earth to join the Autobots, Death Strike fought him once more. Titanus Five prevented Death Strike from slaughtering even more Cybertronians.

Death Strike is clearly hateful of Titanus Five' power and clearly fears it after realizing Titanus is one of the few who possesses the power to permenately destroy him. When Megatron killed him, Titanus Five showed little signs of sadness as he watched his enemy die and his lifeless body fell to the cavern ground below. Later, Death Strike was revived by Unicron as "Death Blast". However, despite his animosity toward him, Death Blast still considers Titanus Five an old friend and a worthy opponent. Titanus Five once considered Death Blast a brothr before he became a Decepticon warmonger like Megatron. Titanus Five is like a brother to Death Blast, and Death Blast acts like an older brother to Titanus Five.

Their conflict came to an end in 2012 when Dark Blast was able to deliver to Titanus Five the killing strike as he ran his blade through his former friend's Spark, extinguishing his life force and ending their fued once and for all. After becoming friends with the Autobots and the Humans, Bio-Blast sometimes shows regret for offlining his old comrade. Titanus Five was later resurrected by Primus and travelled to the Peace Bringer Earth Defense Station to join his old friend's Peace Armada.

Olivia HoltEdit

Olivia Holt is the only human who has really earned Bio-Blast's hatred. His hate of Olivia Holt started when he watched her single-handedly defeated Starscream, Dreadwing and two Seekers. He had to dislocate her left arm in order to disarm her. After Dreadwing defied the Decepticons and freed her, Bio-Blast was enraged. Bio-Blast would later grow to hate her more when she helped the Autobots steal back the Star Saber by going through an entire force of Vehicons. Bio-Blast would engage her in the battlefield at least twice, sustaining some damage, but never enough to put him down. This would only increase Bio-Blast's hatred of her. They would have one more encounter when she accompanied the Autobots on an attack on the Shadowsis.

Bio-Blast's hatred of Olivia Holt grew even bigger when she played a part in defeating him. When he journeyed to Earth in an attempt to destroy the very planet, Olivia Holt doned the Apex Armor and confronted him after he defeated Ultra Magnus and Galvawarp, negotiating with him to spare Earth. Eventually, he relented and agreed to spare Earth. However, he would eventually reveal his deception in attacking the Earth again.

It can be implied that if there's one person that Bio-Blast hates more than the Primes, it's Olivia Holt.

Later, Bio-Blast helped Rodimus Prime save Olivia Holt from Nightstalker. They were last seen making amends, and they have now become great allies. Bio-Blast personally promised to protect Earth from destruction, no matter the cost. It can be implied that just as she was once his Archnemesis, she is now his closest friend in the Human Race.

AirachnidEdit

Airachnid and Bio-Blast have no known relationship, for they haven't really encountered each other before.

MegatronEdit

As Death Strike, his loyalty to Megatron was forever. He eventually was proven worthy to be Megatron's second in command, and served him loyally. Bio-Blast looked up to Megatron as a true leader, hoping one day to become as powerful as him. When Megatron was presumed dead after Bumblebee stabbed him in the Spark, as Dark Blast, he honed his skills in the Pits of Kaon in Megatron's memory and felled many opponents in his name. Dark Blast presumed leadership of the Decepticons, and was surprised upon Megatron's return. However, after the Unicron Incident, their relationship changed completely. Megatron disbanded the Decepticons and abandoned them, and with this, all of his loyalty to Megatron was destroyed.

Though he still respected Megatron, Dark Blast could no longer trust him. When Megatron was revealed to have joined Team Prime, Dark Blast's respect turned to pure hatred, and he became sworn enemies with Megatron. Their rivalry became more fierce than Bio-Blast's tense relationship with Optimus Prime, perhaps due to the pain caused by Megatron's betrayal and siding with the Autobots.

GalvawarpEdit

Bio-Blast and Galvawarp were once good friends. But after Galvawarp realized how Bio-Blast treated those who failed him and dealt with most situations, he abandoned the Decepticon cause to join with the Autobots. Their relationship tensed when Bio-Blast once possessed him and attempted to have him killed by using his body to attack the Autobot Elite Guard.

They later put aside their differences and forge an alliance in order to combat the threat posed by the vicious and savage Bringer of Chaos, Toxicron.

NightstalkerEdit

When Nightstalker was first created, Bio-Blast seemed to respect him. This all changed when the Dragicons went rogue and started attacking both Autobots and Decepticons. They never really interacted during the time Nightstalker was with Con the Treacherous, but when the Decepticons invaded Outcast Station, Nightstalker briefly spoke with Bio-Blast before dispatching Screamtron upon him. Temporarily, the Dragicons rejoined the Decepticons, and some ounce of the respect Bio-Blast had for Nightstalker returned. But after they witnessed Bio-Blast's execution of Blitzwing, they once again betrayed the Decepticons, this time seemingly for good.

When an ancient Dragicon was unearthed by Dreadwing and freed accidentally by two Seekers, Nightstalker went to great lengths to claim it for the Dragicons. The Dragicon clone had no problem proclaiming loyalty to Nightstalker. This was around the first time Nightstalker and Bio-Blast actually engaged each other in combat. He must have had gladiator programming because he was able to hold his own against the Decepticon Leader until using the Skrill clone to seemingly kill Bio-Blast.

Their relationship shattered completely when Nightstalker forced the Decepticons to serve him in Bio-Blast's absence. When Bio-Blast returned, he joined forces with the Autobots and at one point blasted Nightstalker's ship out of the ground. Their second encounter was a brief one, for Bio-Blast was with Rodimus Prime in Iacon Central Command when Nightstalker turned up. Using his small gun form, he easily subdued Nightstalker. Since this day, Bio-Blast has deemed Nightstalker a threat to the Decepticons, and one that must be terminated on sight.

Bio-Blast later helped Rodimus Prime rescue Olivia Holt after Nightstalker captured her. Nightstalker attempted a final attack, but was stopped by Bio-Blast. Nightstalker was last seen begging Rodimus to help him as Bio-Blast picked him up by the neck and laughed. It is unknown what happened to him afterwards.

PredakingEdit

Predaking and Bio-Blast never had a solid relationship. It is only known that they loathe each other and have been fighting a battle to see whose strength is greater. They appear equally matched in Robot Mode, though when Dark Blast became Bio-Blast, his strength became much greater. However, in his beast form, Predaking proved to be a little stronger. However, now Bio-Blast's might is enough to challenge Predaking's might in either form. Bio-Blast has deemed Predacons too dangerous to live and intends to exterminate all who remain, and intends to do so with Predaking, no matter what it takes, or how long it takes.

DarksteelEdit

Darksteel and Bio-Blast have absolutely no solid relationship. But since Darksteel is a Predacon, it can be implied that they are both very hateful of each other.

SkylynxEdit

Skylynx and Bio-Blast also have no solid relationship. Since he too is a Predacon, this can imply that they also hate each other to death.

SparkEdit

Spark and Bio-Blast's relationship is as difficult as Predaking and Bio-Blast. Though Spark has a sense of respect for Bio-Blast, he will fight to destroy the Leader of the Decepticons in order to end the conflict between both sides. When he discovered the truth behind the Predacons' destruction, he became enraged and lost all respect and loyalty to Dark Blast. Despite Bio-Blast being a god, Spark intends to rip him to shreds and avenge the mighty legions which came before them.

StrikedeathEdit

Formerly known as Deathillion, Strikedeath was at first loyal to Bio-Blast, carrying out his orders. Eventually, he attempted to distance himself from Bio-Blast in order to go about his own business, but Bio-Blast always seemed to be close. After Bio-Blast forced Cosmic Storm into submission, Strikedeath attempted to distance himself, but Bio-Blast had caught on. When threatened, Strikedeath openly defied Bio-Blast, resulting in a painful torture from the Bringer of Chaos. Though still defiant, Strikedeath warned Bio-Blast he would see the errors of his ways. Impressed by his defiance, Bio-Blast halted the torture, but mercilessly killed him.

Ironically to Strikedeath's warning, Bio-Blast did indeed realize his mistakes. It is unknown how he responded to meeting Strikedeath later on.

PrimusEdit

Though he and Primus have not been properly introduced, their relationship came into play when Primus' energy form possessed the dormant body of Titanus Five. It has been through this that Bio-Blast and Primus have battled. After Unicron and Biocron were destroyed, Primus knew that he had a new Chaos Bringer to defeat. According to Prime, the tide of their battle changed more times than it could be counted. According to records, neither have actually won a major victory against the other. It has been confirmed that Primus has taken possession of Titanus Five's body in order to fight the Bringer of Chaos.

After Primus learns that Bio-Blast changed; having renamed himself Bio-Strike, renaming his army the Peace Armada, and pledging to keep the Earth safe from those who would seek its destruction, as well as showing sympathy for offlining the Cybertronian he currently inhabited via Energy Form, Primus resurrected Titanus Five and informed the Autobot that things had changed. After this, Primus communed with Bio-Strike that he knew what happened and that he had done something kind as a reward for him.

UnicronEdit

When Dark Blast first met Unicron, he saw Unicron as a worthy warrior, and had a strong sense of respect. But when Unicron's torture of Megatron brought Megatron to abandon the Decepticons, Dark Blast's respect turned to hatred. When he recovered the legendary Decepticon Matrix of Leadership, he unleashed its full power upon the Destroyer of Worlds during single combat to destroy him.

Bio-Blast has protoforms of Unicron's body stored in the lab aboard the Chaos Fortress. The protoforms are infused with Black Energon, allowing Bio-Blast's Energy Form to possess the protoforms should his physical body ever be put to rest or destroyed.

BiocronEdit

When they first met, Death Strike wished to serve Biocron as well as he did Megatron. When Biocron refused his help, Death Strike began to resort to begging, revealing that Death Strike might see Biocron as his other true Master (aside from Megatron).

In 2013, after his seeming defeat at Spark's hand, Biocron uses Death Strike's dead corpse to use as a vessel to avenge Unicron and destroy all Cybertronians and Primus. Death Strike, as Dark Blast, showed signs of hatred towards Biocron after he revealed he simply wished to use Dark Blast as a husk, at least he finally got his request heeded.

When they later encountered, Dark Blast used the Decepticon Matrix of Leadership's power to destroy Biocron as he did Unicron. Black Energon was later transformed into "The Blood of Dark Blast". Thus Bio-Blast was granted all the powers and abilities Biocron possessed for decades.

ToxicronEdit

Toxicron only knew Bio-Blast as Bio-Strike. Due to Starscream using Red Energon (the life-blood of Toxicron), he awoke deep within the Earth's Moon. He communed with Starscream and promised to provide him immeasurable power if he could help the Bringer of Chaos determine how strong Earth's and Cybertron's defenses were. When Starscream was intercepte by Bio-Strike en-route to Earth, Toxicron dispatched an avatar of himself to save the Seeker's life. Though the avatar was beaten by Bio-Strike, a second avatar had been able to save the Seeker and return him to Earth's Moon. Bio-Strike was later shocked to learn from Overthrust that Toxicron and Starscream had communed once more, and only when Starscream expressed that Bio-Strike was obviously guarding Earth while Galvawarp protected Cybertron, destroying either planet would be nearly impossible, did Toxicron reformat Starscream and grant him the power to crush those in his way.

Bio-Strike later tracked Starscream (now a Herald of Toxicron) to Nebulos and witnessed firsthand the power Starscream embodied. Toxicron temporarily took possession of Starscream to commune with the Peace Bringer and offer him a chance to join him. Bio-Strike refused, and Toxicron obviously showed hatred of the Peace Bringer, as shown when he ordered Starscream to execute him. Bio-Strike would later combat the real form of Toxicron with help from Galvawarp. Though it was Galvawarp who released the power to return him to stasis, it was Bio-Strike who made Toxicron vulnerable to the finishing strike.

Bio-Strike later learned that Starscream had orders from Toxicron to offline him and Galvawarp by any means necessary.

When Toxicron returned a few years later, when Galvawarp and Duoking were creating an Army of Duocons, Bio-Strike and his Armies were the first to act. Toxicron possessed Starscream's body and used him to combat Bio-Strike's Army. He also used his power to resurrect deceased Duocons before Galvawarp and Duoking. During the battle to save Earth, Bio-Strike witnessed Galvawarp's defeat and then displayed signs of anger toward the Chaos Bringer. In order to defeat the Chaos Bringer, Bio-Strike contacted the Autobots and asked them to bring the experimental Red Energon Cannon to his coordinates. A fierce battle took place near Earth, and Rodimus Prime arrived in time to suck Toxicron's essence out of Starscream and seal it within the cannon.

TriviaEdit ◾Bio-Blast is probably (if not) one of the only Cybertronians who has grown to hate a human more than a Prime. ◾It is completely unknown if there were others of Bio-Blast's kind when he was simply known as Death Strike. ◾Just like how Megatron seemed to see Unicron as his Master, Bio-Blast (as Death Strike) saw Biocron as his Master. ◾Bio-Blast seems to display a lot of the same characteristics as Megatron, though he is unwilling to tolerate treachery as much as Megatron tolerated, such as when Blitzwing and another Decepticon displayed a little hint of treachery, Bio-Blast didn't hesitate to blow both of them into scrap metal with a single blast from his firearm. ◾Bio-Blast seemed to greatly respect Galvatron, for he reformatted his heralds into newer versions of Galvatron, Cyclonus, Scourge and the Sweeps. Very much the same, these new versions act just like the originals. ◾Strikedeath informs Bio-Blast that he will soon see the errors of his way, which is ironic as the Bringer of Chaos does indeed realize the errors of his ways. ◾Bio-Blast starts to change when he saves Darktron from being killed by Screamtron and allowing the Autobots to arrest him. ◾Bio-Blast later helps the Autobots save Olivia Holt from Nightstalker and the Dragicons. ◾The Chaos Bringer seems to become friends with the Autobots and ends his grudge and hatred with Olivia Holt. ◾Ironically, Bio-Blast comes to vow to protect Earth from harm when in the past he was the one who had been endlessly trying to destroy the planet in the first place. ◾It can be assumed that Bio-Blast has become an Anti-Chaos Bringer, just like his former comrade, Galvawarp. Though it is later revealed he named himself the Bringer of "Peace", which is just another word for "Anti-Chaos". ◾It is unknown if Bio-Blast knows that Darktron is a reformatted Dreadwing, or if he simply doesn't care