Broadside helped put together the Wrecker's weapons stockpile in anticipation for this task. The Wreckers next prepared for their next mission: to travel to Earth and do battle against the future Decepticon Galvatron. The Autobots stood in solemn silence to honor Impactor's heroic passing. There, Broadside learned that a zombified Impactor had sacrificed himself in order to prevent the whole planet from blowing up.
While Springer, Ultra Magnus, and Xaaron dealt with Flame, the rest of the group cut through the remnants of madbot's zombie army, and headed back to the surface.
The madbot's machines had already destabilized, and the countdown to Cybertron's destruction had begun. With his help, the Autobots reached Flame, albeit a bit too late. Though taken aback at first, Broadside learned that the behemoth had arrived to repay a favor that fellow Decepticon Flywheels owed Ultra Magnus. Springer and Broadside headed back for the surface in order to procure the heavy armament necessary to breach it, only to bump into Trypticon en-route. Unfortunately, any further progress towards Flame's inner sanctum was blocked off by a massive blast door. They then bumped into a returning Springer, now accompanied by Ultra Magnus, Fizzle, Sizzle, and Guzzle. Resurrection!īroadside and the rest of the Wreckers managed to break out of their cell as well, reacquired their weapons, and once more took up the fight against the zombies patrolling Flame's headquarters. The last of these raids saw Optimus off to Earth, as he and Ultra Magnus battled Megatron while Broadside and the others kept the Decepticon rank-and-file busy. Distant Thunder! With his name cleared, Optimus led several raids on Decepticon encampments in which Broadside participated. Before they could execute him, they were ordered to stand down by Ultra Magnus and Emirate Xaaron, who had learned that the Autobots had been fed false information before them was the real Optimus Prime. In due course, Broadside, Springer, Sandstorm, and Whirl managed to track down the "spy" after he had already escaped from the Wreckers once with the help of Outback. The Wreckers were sent to pursue this imposter. The Autobots' informants learned that there was a Decepticon spy posing as Optimus Prime on Cybertron, out to infiltrate their ranks. Springer succeeded Impactor as squad leader. Their introduction into the Wreckers was marred with tragedy, however, as Impactor was killed when Volcano finally went down. Their display impressed the Wreckers leader, and the Triple Changers quickly began training in Debris. Emirate Xaaron decided to the best way to convince Impactor that Broadside, Springer, and Sandstorm were up to replace Magnus was by having them pretend to be Decepticons and beating the slag out of him.
Broadside and his fellow Triple Changers were late recruits into Operation: Volcano by Emirate Xaaron, taking the place of Ultra Magnus in the battle scenario.
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