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* The Decepticon Justice Division have this as their mission statement. They have a list of Decepticons they believe have betrayed or failed the cause, who they then hunt down, torture for as long as possible, then murder horribly. They claim that, if even one hesitant Decepticon hears of their actions and is scared into obedience, it's all worth it. Even before they first appear in the comic, mention is made of them, when Ratchet comments he's worked on injured Decepticons that have begged him to kill them, rather then be added to the List. And when the Autobots find {{Spoiler||the duplicate Lost Light}}, they find that the DJD murdered the entire crew in horrifying ways. Torture and mutilation were the lucky ones. The entire ship is a cybertronian slaughterhouse, and it's obvious that, despite their claims to their cause, they do it for fun. |
* The Decepticon Justice Division have this as their mission statement. They have a list of Decepticons they believe have betrayed or failed the cause, who they then hunt down, torture for as long as possible, then murder horribly. They claim that, if even one hesitant Decepticon hears of their actions and is scared into obedience, it's all worth it. Even before they first appear in the comic, mention is made of them, when Ratchet comments he's worked on injured Decepticons that have begged him to kill them, rather then be added to the List. And when the Autobots find {{Spoiler||the duplicate Lost Light}}, they find that the DJD murdered the entire crew in horrifying ways. Torture and mutilation were the lucky ones. The entire ship is a cybertronian slaughterhouse, and it's obvious that, despite their claims to their cause, they do it for fun. |
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- The Decepticon Justice Division have this as their mission statement. They have a list of Decepticons they believe have betrayed or failed the cause, who they then hunt down, torture for as long as possible, then murder horribly. They claim that, if even one hesitant Decepticon hears of their actions and is scared into obedience, it's all worth it. Even before they first appear in the comic, mention is made of them, when Ratchet comments he's worked on injured Decepticons that have begged him to kill them, rather then be added to the List. And when the Autobots find , they find that the DJD murdered the entire crew in horrifying ways. Torture and mutilation were the lucky ones. The entire ship is a cybertronian slaughterhouse, and it's obvious that, despite their claims to their cause, they do it for fun.