Bloodbath (Play With This Too)

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Bloodbath is a fictional character and third party Transformer homage to Generation 1 Blood and Bomb-Burst made by Play With This Too.

Play With This Too[edit | edit source]

Bloodbath is a fictional character created by Play With This Too as part of their Lost Protectors series. He is an homage to Generation 1 Bomb-Burst/Blood.

Development[edit | edit source]

The character of Bloodbath was first hinted at in artwork for Desolataur, where he was referred to as "other creature".

A colored segment of Bloodbath's art was tweeted out by Play With This Too just before TFcon 2014.

Bloodbath was revealed at TFcon Chicago 2014. Art was displayed at a table, then it was part of the Third Party Panel.

In December 2014 Play With This Too released images of the prototype for Bloodbath's weapon.

In February 2015 Play With This Too released images of the prototype for Desolataur, which included parts used on Bloodbath.

Bloodbath was one of the 5 figures offered in the unsuccessful Lost Protectors Kickstarter. The campaign ended short of its goal with only $71,625 of $80,000 pledged.[1]

In June 2015 Play With This Too announced they would be doing another Kickstarter. Bloodbath would not be among the figures offered in this Kickstarter, and it was being reworked to offer more articulation.[2]

Reception[edit | edit source]

The Retro Robot Radio show for October 4th, 2014 discussed Astroblast, Bloodbath, Desolataur and Head Shots Vol. 1 in the news.[3]

The moonbase2 podcast for October 8th, 2014 discussed Astroblast, Bloodbath, Desolataur and Head Shots Vol. 1 in the news.[4]

The Cybercast podcast for October 25th, 2014 talked about the Bloodbath teaser and Desolataur art in the news.[5]

The Retro Robot Radio show for October 25th, 2014 interviewed Rik Alvarez. The show discussed Play With This Too team members Mark Wong, Steve Redinger, Trent Troop, Ken Christiansen, Aaron Archer and Simon Furman. It also talked about the toys for Ancient Astronaut, Astroblast, Bloodbath, Boneyard, Desolataur, Jetwash and Steel Cock as well as the first three volumes of Head Shots.[6]

The TFYLP podcast for October 25th, 2014 interviewed Rik Alvarez and Aaron Archer. They talked about the main villain Ancient Astronaut, the vampire villain Bloodbath, the gladiator hero Boneyard and the flying hero Jetwash.[7]

The Star To Star Toys News podcast for October 28th, 2014 discussed Bloodbath, Boneyard and Jetwash in the news.[8]

The Shattered Cast Uncut podcast for October 30th, 2014 discussed Ancient Astronaut, Astroblast, Bloodbath, Boneyard, Desolataur, Jetwash and Head Shots Vol. 1 through 3 in the news. The hosts liked the Pretender homages, but did not understand the Head Shots. They said some of the designs reminded them of characters from Inhumanoids, Men in Black and Ren and Stimpy.[9]

The Cybercast podcast for November 1st, 2014 talked about Bloodbath, Flarestrike and Goldminer in the news. One host thought Bloodbath needed larger wings.[10]

The WTF@TFW podcast for November 1st, 2014 discussed the Ancient Astronaut, Bloodbath, Boneyard, Desolataur, Flarestrike, Jetwash and Head Shots Vol. 1 through 3 in the news. They said Xando looks like a G.I. Joe alien and talked about Aaron Archer and Simon Furman joining Play With This Too.[11]

The Cybercast podcast for November 22nd, 2014 interviewed Rik Alvarez. He spoke about Play With This Toosday reveals, Astroblast, Bloodbath, Desolataur, Ironstrike, Jetwash, The Mighty Muscules - Son of Testosteros, Tri-Gorr and the Play With Yourself Box Set. He announced the villains of his series would be called Heretics.[12]

The Star To Star Toys News podcast for December 23rd, 2014 discussed D-Throne, Desolataur and Mighty Muscules in the news.[13]

The Radio Free Cybertron podcast for February 26th, 2015 interviewed Rik Alvarez. They talked about the Head Shots and Head stands and the Bloodbath and Desolataur figures.[14]

The Cybercast podcast for March 7th, 2015 interviewed Rik Alvarez. He spoke about the Lost Protectors Kickstarter. They discussed the Head Shots, Head Stands, Bloodbath, Boneyard, Desolataur and Wrecktifier. They revealed the character of Wastelander on the show.[15]

Fictional biography[edit | edit source]

The would-be usurper of King Coldfang, the creature known as Bloodbath is forever on the run. The vampires cosmic and their lesser vampire descendants now stalk him across the galaxy in retribution for multiple crimes against his King. His powers of mind control allow him to infiltrate transport ships and feed upon their crews as he wanders from world to world. In his exile, Bloodbath has turned to Desolataurs service in the hopes of gaining supremacy over the vampire covens, and act that has only further enraged his former master.


The biography for Bitemark says that he has devoted his unlife to delivering the head of Bloodbath to King Coldfang.

According to the biography for Skull-F, when Bloodbath first sought aid from the shadowy realm known as the Null Miasma, he first sought an ally he could control, a mid-level demon of war and savagery. Thanks to Goldminer's interference, the demon's very essence was inverted, and what was pulled through was a lovable, well-meaning creature rather than a slathering engine of destruction.

Games[edit | edit source]

Bloodbath as a Hero System 4th edition character.

D-Throne as a Hero System 4th edition character.

Toys[edit | edit source]

  • Play With This Too Bloodbath with D-Throne (unreleased)
A 6 inch tall articulated figure with interchangeable head and limbs. He has numerous 5mm connector ports. Comes with alternate hands and the Saw Slasher Scythe.
Bloodbath has the same molding as Bloodsoaked.
Bloodbath shares some parts with Barbaricles, Bitemark, Calaminous Haagenti, Catastropheles, Count Tuskula, Desolataur, Impirator, King Adder, Lord Tangent von Tuskuleser, Muscules, Prince Carnos, Rawbat, Sir Fangramore LeVenomous, Sir Pythanore, Terrortops and Viper Squire.

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