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The arrogant Conehead tactician Thrust (nicknamed Squidhead) is one of Megatron's higher-ranking Decepticon soldiers (and a total wack job). Great at scheming but terrible at improvisation, Thrust considers himself the "smart guy" of Megatron's servants (he has a point considering many Decepticons are idiots). Constantly licking Megatron's soles, Thrust looks down on every other Decepticon from a great height—which is probably why he picked a jet alternate mode. Unsurprisingly, Megatron's other soldiers treat Thrust like a punching bag. Even Megatron himself gets frustrated with Thrust's utter lunacy. But when he's willing to throw his allies under a bus for the hell of it, it's hard to feel sympathy for Thrust.
Another thing to note, Thrust wants you to know he's coming. The other Decepticons have learned there's no being sneaky when he's around. He's a loud-mouthed braggart who will claim victory before he's even taken the field.
He was aboard the Nemesis as it battled the Ark till he was hit by a stray piece of debris, knocking him out into space! Where he crash landed was the planet Mars, knocked into Stasis Lock for four million years. When a shockwave of Energon from a disturbed Allspark fragment on the Planet Earth struck Thrust and reactivated him in 2027, he set off in the direction of the shockwave. It took him few months to finally reach Earth's Moon, where he found the wreckage of the Nemesis, and rejoined his fellow Decepticons, even Megatron was pleased that he was still functional...
With Thrust now back aboard, he already has a new strategy being devised under his logic circuits from observing the Autobots efforts over the time he had been travelling from Mars. And certain that he could make his brilliance more efficient and clever than even the brightest Autobot.

(Now this is what I'd like to consider 'Unique', specifically in the Colour Scheme (Which is a pleasant mix of G1 & Armada), which I thought makes him stand out more from all usual depictions of him. I even often liked his Armada self's personality, of being an arrogant, cowardly backstabber of a Tactician. And his shape you can see here has been modified from the usual Seekers I've done, to better resemble a Conehead without having to do a new body from scratch.)

Thrust (c) Hasbro

Description
The arrogant Conehead tactician Thrust (nicknamed Squidhead) is one of Megatron's higher-ranking Decepticon soldiers (and a total wack job). Great at scheming but terrible at improvisation, Thrust considers himself the "smart guy" of Megatron's servants (he has a point considering many Decepticons are idiots). Constantly licking Megatron's soles, Thrust looks down on every other Decepticon from a great height—which is probably why he picked a jet alternate mode. Unsurprisingly, Megatron's other soldiers treat Thrust like a punching bag. Even Megatron himself gets frustrated with Thrust's utter lunacy. But when he's willing to throw his allies under a bus for the hell of it, it's hard to feel sympathy for Thrust.
Another thing to note, Thrust wants you to know he's coming. The other Decepticons have learned there's no being sneaky when he's around. He's a loud-mouthed braggart who will claim victory before he's even taken the field.
He was aboard the Nemesis as it battled the Ark till he was hit by a stray piece of debris, knocking him out into space! Where he crash landed was the planet Mars, knocked into Stasis Lock for four million years. When a shockwave of Energon from a disturbed Allspark fragment on the Planet Earth struck Thrust and reactivated him in 2027, he set off in the direction of the shockwave. It took him few months to finally reach Earth's Moon, where he found the wreckage of the Nemesis, and rejoined his fellow Decepticons, even Megatron was pleased that he was still functional...
With Thrust now back aboard, he already has a new strategy being devised under his logic circuits from observing the Autobots efforts over the time he had been travelling from Mars. And certain that he could make his brilliance more efficient and clever than even the brightest Autobot.

(Now this is what I'd like to consider 'Unique', specifically in the Colour Scheme (Which is a pleasant mix of G1 & Armada), which I thought makes him stand out more from all usual depictions of him. I even often liked his Armada self's personality, of being an arrogant, cowardly backstabber of a Tactician. And his shape you can see here has been modified from the usual Seekers I've done, to better resemble a Conehead without having to do a new body from scratch.)

Thrust (c) Hasbro