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- Drench is a Decepticon from the Generation 2 section of the Generation One continuity family.
Drench is the kind of bot that will steal a Mini-spy's energon credits, or tie a firecracker to a glitch mouse's tail. (To be fair, the pea-brained Go-Bot was just asking for that last one.) He's not so pleasant, though, when he's in a bad mood. Cross him, he'll take a terrible revenge.
Fortunately, this mean-spirited, foul-tempered bully is not very brave. Oh, he's certainly willing to blast limbs off Empties with his high-pressure fluid cannon, but if their friends show up to help, Drench is sure to change to his speedy vehicle mode and flee back to his safe desk job, where he can push his subordinates around with impunity, the short-tempered tyrant of the Decepticon coordination department.
Everyone hates him and, this being the Decepticons, it's likely he would've "accidentally" tripped into the Smelting Pool if not for one thing - he can coordinate units of Decepticons with incredible efficiency. He's an indispensable part of the Decepticon war machine, meaning you'll have to lump it when he sticks your head down the bog.
Were this office bully to meet the youthful Autobot nerd who shares his name, the results would be familiar to anybody with school experience. Most likely they'd involve a waste-disposal unit.
Fiction[]
Toy catalogue comic[]
For some reason Drench is seen driving away from two Fearswoops and warning somebody (presumably the Autobots) that Decepticon forces were about to strike. Crazy Europeans!
Generation 2 Marvel UK comic continuity[]
Well, it's AN appearance, at least.
The Stormtroopers were part of Bludgeon's forces dispatched on Earth to basically wreck stuff until Optimus Prime came to stop them. When Megatron appeared to take back leadership of the Decepticons, the Stormtroopers were called in to attack Megatron. Aquablast questioned if they should, since he (Megatron) was a former Decepticon leader and all, but apparently that doesn't hold much water (ha ha), so they blasted him (Megatron) anyway. War Zone
Toys[]
Generation One & Generation 2[]
- Drench (Stormtrooper, 1993)
- Accessories: Water cannon
- Drench transforms into a 1986 Chevrolet Corvette Indy concept car. His long-barreled water cannon goes under his car form, with the bellows in back, and the nozzle under Drench's front bumper. His hood uses color-changing paint, turning pale when exposed to warm water.
- He was only available in various European, Australian and New Zealand markets.