Onslaught
Onslaught noun - The act or action of setting upon with force or violence.
Usage example: the massive onslaught of enemy troops caught the country by surprise
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When the flesh-eating undead horde siege the Fiddler's Green colony, although both rich and poor die in the onslaught, the more intelligent zombies' main targets are the upper-class establishment.
Source: Film / Land of the Dead -
The Siege: The family and Roberta together have to protect their home from an onslaught of angry pirates.
Source: Film / Swiss Family Robinson -
Brawl seems to combine elements of both his G1 incarnation, as well as that of the Combaticon commander, Onslaught, fusing G1 Brawl's violent nature with Onslaught's tactical knowledge (and during the siege on Iacon actually does act as a ground commander).
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