Overbite (Transformers)

Overbite/Jawbreaker
Transformers character
Overbite box art
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Affiliation	Decepticon
Sub-group	Seacons, Targetmasters
Function	Undersea Terminator
Rank	6
Partner	Nautilotar, Seawing, Skalor, Snaptrap, and Tentakil
Motto	"There are only two kinds of creatures: predator and prey."
Alternate modes	Shark Monster/Double Barrelled Tidal Wave Maker

Overbite
Transformers character
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Affiliation	Decepticon
Sub-group	Deluxe Beasts
Alternate modes	Cyborg Shark

Overbite
Transformers character
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Affiliation	Decepticon
Function	Tracker
Rank	4
Partner	Snarl & Dreadwing
Motto	"The universe is our hunting ground."
Alternate modes	Black wolf

Overbite
Transformers character
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Affiliation	Decepticon
Sub-group	Mayhem Suppression Squad, Seacons, Targetmasters
Alternate modes	Mechanical shark monster/gun

Overbite is the name of four fictional characters from the Transformers series.

Overbite is the name of one of the Seacon Targetmasters. He transforms into a shark-monster or alternately into a Double Barrelled Tidal Wave Maker which could be wielded by a larger Transformer like Piranacon. He could also become any limb of Piranacon.

Overbite was sold by himself in the U.S. as well as in a gift pack with the other seacons (except for Nautilator, who was only included with the Japanese gift set).

Overbite sees his life as an endless, obsessive quest for the next piece of prey, and will attack vessels for the fun of it. He is virtually unbeatable in underwater combat in his shark alternate mode, which also possesses legs for land operation and claws for manipulating objects. He is armed with a freeze-beam blaster and wields a corrosive jawbreaker cannon.

Overbite was named the 5th oddest thing that G1 Transformers transform into by Topless Robot.

With the U.S. Transformers animated series having come to a close the previous year, it fell to the comic book series from Marvel Comics to provide supporting fiction roles for the Seacons. However, their comic book debut came not in the pages of the U.S. title, but in its sister across the Atlantic, the U.K.’s official Transformers comic, which interspliced its own stories with the U.S. material.

The Seacons were brought to Earth by Shockwave to put their undersea adeptness to use fortifying the Decepticons’ sub-aquatic island headquarters. Outfitted with Earth modes by Shockwave, the Seacons were going about their task when they met with their first challenge, which also proved to be one of their greatest – they were ordered to defend the island against the insane, time-travelling future Decepticon, Galvatron. The Seacons gave a good account of themselves, merging into Piranacon (misspelled “Pirranacon” in the story) for extra power, but ultimately, the team was defeated by their stronger adversary, only for Galvatron to reveal that he had not planned an attack at all, merely wishing to talk. Now, however, he claimed that Shockwave had made an enemy of him – although it was all part of a plan to destabilise his leadership. Seeking a weapon that could truly combat Galvatron, Shockwave sought out the former Decepticon leader, Megatron, who had been missing in action for some time. When what was believed to be his body (but was, in actuality, a clone of him) was located in the Thames river by entrepreneur Richard Branson, Overbite (called Jawbreaker in his UK appearances) was dispatched with some of the Decepticon jets to bring the body to Shockwave. Snaptrap subsequently repaired the clone’s physical damage, and aided Shockwave in using the psycho-probe to brainwash it into his service.

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