Frenzy

For Frenzy it's not about any "Decepticon cause": it's not about any quantifiable cause, or goal, or purpose at all. It's about violence, fear, destruction, and mayhem. Frenzy lives to fight. He lusts to destroy with an intensity that borders on insanity. War is his fuel, his oxygen. Despite his small stature he'll lead a charge into battle against robots many times his size, screaming for destruction with every microchip of his being. This single-minded obsession makes him a hard bot to associate with personally, but a frightening asset on the battlefield. His partner and brother, Rumble, is only too eager to back him up.

Frenzy's manic attack style and his "battle cry" (a sonic attack produced by special drums in his torso that can severely disrupt electrical flows, resulting in all sorts of mechanical malfunctions and balance issues) make him difficult to get close to in combat, but cool and measured reaction to his wild ragings is usually the most effective strategy.

Frenzy has the ability to induce an ultra-high frequency of 200 dB.

(That's more that the theorized limit for sound in the Earth's atmosphere)

To Transformers: Frenzy's sonics disrupt machinery, overload audio receptors, and cause very serious damage to their bodies. To Humans: The sonics have a different effect on humans altogether, inducing fear, hallucinations, and disrupting brain functions, causing them to vomit and become mildly paralyzed. To Frenzy: When Frenzy uses his sonics, they immediately change his state of mind to one filled with homicidal tendencies, violence, and chaos. All living organisms are shown to be affected by the sonics, except Soundwave, who has an immunity to it. Even Frenzy himself can be overtaken by the effects of his own sonics.

Frenzy also has a degree of super-strength, allowing him to lift and throw Transformers of a much larger size.

Frenzy's forearms transform into drills that are able to tear apart Cybertronian metal, and on his back he is always armed with two detachable guns.

He transforms into a mini-casette tape and a dual-cannon anti-aircraft tank.