Miles Dread's Transformations are transformations that Miles Dread can turn into by absorbing T.U.R.B.O. Energy or being upgradd. His new forms grant new powers and make him stronger than before.
Origins[]
After Dread's siphoning device got stuck on his chest, he made a technological suit to control his Negative T.U.R.B.O. Energy. By absorbing T.U.R.B.O. energy from Max Steel, he obtains new powerful forms to use in combat.
Miles Dread's Modes[]
Miles Dread Main Mode[]
Miles Dread's main mode is his first and standard form. He wears a black armor with red highlights and while relatively weak, he can increase his power by absorbing T.U.R.B.O. energy. He can also shoot laser beams through his hands and has robotic bugs on his chest. It debuted in Come Together Part One.
Miles Dread T.U.R.B.O. Energy Mode.[]
Miles Dread's T.U.R.B.O-charged mode is his second form that he obtains by absorbing large quantities of T.U.R.B.O. energy. His body mass increases, making him look larger and more muscular, and he obtains new abilities, like turning his hands into an energy cannon, blades and others. It debuted in Come Together Part Three and as of Earth Under Siege Part Two, this mode is no longer used by Dread as he was upgraded by Makino and gained a new form.
Miles Dread Makino Mode[]
In Earth Under Siege Part Two, Miles Dread's armor is upgraded by Makino and he gains a new, enhanced T.U.R.B.O-charged form. His physical capabilities are increased considerably to the point of being a match for Max's strongest modes.
Toy line modes[]
Miles Dread Spike Mode[]
Miles Dread Spike Mode is a mode created exclusively for the toy line. He has the same armor as his main mode, albeit with spiky protrusions on his arms and helmet, a yellowish coloration on the chest and a long whip filled with spikes.
Trivia[]
- Miles Dread's Makinian mode is actually an upgraded version of his T.U.R.B.O-charged mode.
- Before Miles Dread absorbed Max's T.U.R.B.O. Energy in Come Together Part Two, he was much skinnier and his sut was skin-tight.
- There are a total of three modes that Miles Dread used on the series. The only one that he didn't use was his Spike Mode, which was made for the toy line.