#greatsix

(liokaiser/the breastforce on top, dinoking/the dinoforce on bottom. )

he has liokaiser and dinoking. like he just has them on his team. and not only that, but there is the potential of both teams being able to double their numbers by splitting themselves as well. the breastforce could be headmasters with beastformer partners by idw lore, and the dinoforce are pretenders and can act independently of their dinosaur shells. (though given the instability of the pretender shells in idw, take the dinoforce having their shells in this continuity with a bit of salt)

neither combiner is used during the DOTL fight, but we know at least liokaiser is canon to idw- we see him later on in lost light. we don't see the dinoforce again in idw, but the possibility of having both combiner teams on the field during DOTL,,,

that means it's the rodisquad (minus megatron) going up against the djd, overlord, deathsaurus, deathsaurus' 200+ crew, and (potentially, if dinoking is real in idw) TWO COMBINERS.

oh, and greatsix- who might be a six changer.

im ngl if im one of the lost light crew having to go up against that mess and megatron decides to just opt out of fighting then he better hope i die in the battle 💀. bc if i live im going after his ass next

Who are Strikesoldier, Greatsix, and Bikecross?

Dear Warworld Wonderer,

Deathsaurus' Warworld attracted a variety of eccentric Decepticons indeed. Greatsix was perhaps the most "average" of the three you mention, though certainly not in terms of ability. Much as Liokaiser was Deathsaurus' attempt at replicating the Combiner process, Greatsix was the sole successful volunteer for Project Warphase: an attempt at recreating the power of the Phase Sixers. While a total lack of ununtrium prevented him from ever reaching the horrific heights of Overlord and his ilk, Greatsix's five alt-forms (tank, submarine, sky-bison, off-roader and space cruiser) made him a force to be reckoned with... whenever the Warworld could afford to fully fuel him. 

Strikesoldier was Deathsaurus' master of arms, tending to the various weapons brandished by the Warworld's crew. Stern and strict, he nonetheless had a bad habit of falling asleep on the job. Deathsaurus attempted to solve this by assigning the young Browning to Strikesoldier as his apprentice, hoping the loud-mouthed young gun would keep his master on his toes.