| Bug Bite | |
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| Challenge of the Gobots and Transformers character | |
The "Super" Gobot toy of Bug Bite |
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| First appearance | "The Gobots That Time Forgot" |
| Last appearance | Withered Hope |
| Release number | DX-05 |
| Information | |
| Species | Gobot |
| Gender | Male |
| Occupation | Operations Commander |
| Abilities | Energy blasts, flight, shapeshifting, superhuman durability, superhuman strength |
| Affiliation | Renegade Gobot, Decepticon |
| Alternate mode | Volkswagen Beetle, Sports coup |
Bug Bite was a Renegade Gobot who transformed into a yellow Volkswagen Beetle.
Bug Bite is a brilliant yet amoral scientist. He originally belonged to another dimension, specifically a robotic world which was, similarly to Cybertron, consumed by an endless civil war. This war was stopped only when the fate of not only their planet, but their entire universe was threatened by an extra-dimensional influence. Under the strict supervision of the Guardian Treds, Bug Bite was enlisted to an allied team and sent into the dimension which threatened their own. Bug Bite took a new body and infiltrated the ranks of the Decepticons, hoping to not only discover the source of his home universe's plight, but take calculated revenge.
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