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  • Slog (G1)
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  • One of the most refined and sophisticated Decepticons around Slog is. Originally recruited to produce great works of art he was, the glory and recording the rise of the great Decepticon Empire he praised. Soon, discovered his masters did that just as well he worked in the battlefield as in a studio, and like Buzzsaw before him, an artist of the warzone Slog became, Autobots into abstract modern art "masterpieces" he carved. Like Windcharger before him, a powerful magnetic ability Slog wields. Uses it to manipulate and tear other robots apart he does.
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  • Decepticons
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  • Slog
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  • Pretender Monsters
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  • One of the most refined and sophisticated Decepticons around Slog is. Originally recruited to produce great works of art he was, the glory and recording the rise of the great Decepticon Empire he praised. Soon, discovered his masters did that just as well he worked in the battlefield as in a studio, and like Buzzsaw before him, an artist of the warzone Slog became, Autobots into abstract modern art "masterpieces" he carved. A grotesque monster Slog might appear to be, given his artwork. In fact, fights only when he must to stay alive he does, and make each fallen foe a work of art to honor their memory he tries. A warrior at heart he is not, the wild abandon of creating destructive art from non-living material he likes, but troubled by the lives lost in the Autobot/Decepticon conflict he remains. This troubled spirit it was, lead to the founding of the Slogism movement it did. The utilization of his work by the Autobots and his general doubts about the cause have put him on the outs with his superiors. Because care about how others view them, the Decepticons do. Like Windcharger before him, a powerful magnetic ability Slog wields. Uses it to manipulate and tear other robots apart he does. With his fellow Pretender Monsters he combines when Monstructor they form. French name (Canada): Ouvrax Italian name: Artiglio