Slave Cy-Kill
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- "Slave Cy-Kill" is a NAIL from the IDW portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
"Slave Cy-Kill" abandoned Cybertron during the Great War.
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Fiction
2005 IDW continuity
During an early battle of the war, he was one of the many civilians who took shelter within the walls of Iacon, under the protection of Swerve, Rung, and Mirage. Primacy #4
At some point after this, he chose to abandon Cybertron altogether. Following the rebirth of Cybertron and the end of the Great War, this NAIL was among the thousands of Cybertronians who returned to their homeworld. The NAIL walked on the streets of Iacon in a large crowd of Autobots, Decepticons, and NAILs. The Autonomy Lesson Soon thereafter, the NAIL was among the bystanders who witnessed Needlenose and Horri-Bull trying to beat up Zetca, and when Horri-Bull refused to desist, Bumblebee seemingly detonated Horri-Bull's inhibitor/deterrence chip. The Autonomy Lesson The World & Everything in It Some time later, the NAIL was standing with several other NAILs. He was apparently arguing with a red-hued NAIL when the area suddenly started glowing. Unfortunately, the revived Cybertron was transmitting energy to revitalize populated areas, but without its first moon, that excess energy discharged in massive ground-level explosions, including one which killed all the NAILs present at that spot. Stick Together
Notes
- Josh Perez colored this NAIL to resemble the silver, black, and green 'Series 2' redeco of the Tonka GoBots character Cy-Kill, though Andrew Griffith hadn't deliberately drawn the NAIL to resemble the GoBots villain. The wiki's nickname comes from the 3 February 2016 Renegade Rhetoric story which used all the GoBots' alternate decoes to represent them when enslaved by evil aliens called Overseers, a story that in no way resembles any stories from the original Star Trek.
- Amusingly, this NAIL dies not long after his debut, not unlike many versions of Cy-Kill in Transformers stories.
