Spittor (Animated)
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- Spittor is a character from the Transformers Animated continuity family.
Spittor is a disgusting creature, even to other Decepticons. While both lazy and a liar, Spittor constantly slobbers his oozing slime and spreads his foul stench everywhere. His alternate mode is a bipedal all terrain walker form that resembles something of a frog. In this form, he lashes out tongue-like cables that grab his victims, pulling them into his mouth-like structure. Once swallowed, his victims are either digested, or coated in combustible slime. If the latter occurs, his prey is then released from his mouth in a spit-like manner, and explode upon impact.
[edit] Fiction
[edit] Transformers Animated cartoon
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Spittor sabotaged Rodimus's group on the asteroid holding a space bridge with Decepticon group Team Chaar. He swallowed Red Alert, and shot her back out at Ironhide, Hot Shot, and Brawn, who she was on a team with. TransWarped
[edit] Trivia
- Derrick J. Wyatt stated that Spittor's alternate mode is based on "Don Figueroa's totally freaking awesome Beast Wars comic pre-beast Spittor design" shown in The Gathering trade paperback. Elements from his Beast Wars counterpart's original and Transmetal 2 version are presented.
- While his jaw resembles Bulkhead's, Spittor's powers and facial appearence resemble Upchuck from the Ben 10 series. Not to mention that Ben 10000 and Ben 10 Evolution has a character called Spittor who has an almost similar power.
- Spittor's body design was used as the basis for the animated Slapper, which Derrick J. Wyatt used among other characters for an April Fools Day image on his blog.[1]. Compared to Spittor, Slapper has a greater resemblance to Bulkhead.
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