Krok

* Robot Mode
* Bomber Mode

Misfire

Knock Out

Breakdown

Dead End

Scourge & Cyclonus (commanding officers)

* Rodimus
Starscream

Krok is a major character in Transformers Loud. Able to transform into a "flying wing" stealth bomber, he's a calm (usually), paternalistic young Destron commander and war historian that's just desperate to keep his idiotic squadron in line. Unfortunately, he's now found himself and his squad stuck on a backwater planet facing off against a group of immature rebels.

## Personality

Krok often tries to stay straight-laced and that often tries to keep everyone else in line and make sure they don't get themselves killed either by the enemy or by their own stupidity (with mixed results). In combat, he's a very capable fighter that can be outright ruthless at times, willing to take down Autobots very brutally since they're rebels to the Destron Empire (even if he does get smacked around a lot in turn).

However out of combat, he's stern but polite towards others and holds no true ill feelings towards the Autobots as he understands that there really isn't as much difference between the two sides as most think. And as much as some of them get on his nerves (some for very different reasons), he does genuinely care for all his men, as he actually ends up enjoying some of the more mundane games his squad plays around the base.

## Relationships

### Rodimus

At first, Krok saw Rodimus as nothing more than a dirty rebel trying to ruin Cybertron's peace. But, as their battles on Earth continued, he began to see the fiery young bot as a worthy rival, namely through their and their love for their respecitve families.

### Starscream

Even among his rambuncious cavilcade, Krok finds his patience being tested by Starscream above anyone else. His rambling about how he's "the leader of the future" is bad enough, but when his pride gets the better of him and costs them a mission - let alone nearly gets one of his brothers killed - that's when he snaps.

## Notes

Another influence from More than Meets the Eye, Krok's inclusion is based off of his role as leader of the Scavengers in the series (heck, a majority of his teammates from that team are even included here), with his personality being essentially the same as in the comics; although his motivation & backstory has been made a little more lighter, where here he's just a (relatively-speaking) newby leader that just wants to show he has what it takes to protect Cybertron as oppsed to having to deal with the trauma of *watching his entire squad be undeservedly slaughtered by the Wreckers* and leading (yeah, IDW gets real heavy at points). He's mainly meant to act as an opposite to Rodimus, being a much more stoic leader compared to how extrovert-like Rod is. He's also meant to replicate Starscream's rivalry with Megatron in the original cartoon, though obviously isn't meant to be directly based off of it.

As his character was originally created as an Action Master, Krok was not given his own proper alternate mode; so much so that in MTMTE, he was presented as a monoformer. So, this series has his appearance be based on the redeco/retool of Generations: Thrilling 30 Deluxe Class Megatron from the Figure Subscription Service; though he does lose the Fusion Cannon the toy comes with in exchange for normal firearms. This actually also helps to play a little more into him contrasting with Rodimus, with him being a large, "muscular" bot while Rod is a relatively "skinny"/averagely-built mech.