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Bucephelus Deadlift MacElroy, simply known as Deadlift, is a scav boss in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel.
Background
Deadlift is an unknown Scav leader known for his obsession of jump pads. He was imprisoned by Colonel Zarpedon for raiding Dahl dig sites and somehow managed to escape confinement. When Janey Springs rebuffed his advances, he was enraged and stole her Moon Zoomy digistruct key, stranding her out in Serenity's Waste.
Involvement
After providing the Vault Hunters with an Oz Kit, Janey Springs requests the Vault Hunters to kill Deadlift and retrieve the Moon Zoomy digistruct key, so they could reach the settlement Concordia. In a desperate attempt to stop the Vault Hunters, Zarpedon successfully provokes Deadlift by duping him with a false claim of the Vault Hunters' spite for his jump pads. Deadlift then disables the jump pad granting access to his arena, but the Vault Hunters manage to restore its power, killing him after a protracted fight.
Appearances
Strategy
- Main article: Marooned
Quotes
- "DEADLIFT TIME!" (During Marooned Cutscene only)
- "I can't wait to toss your corpse on to a jump pad and watch it take to the air like... a child's imagination."
- "Those Vault Hunters Die Today, Or My Name Isn't Bucephalus Deadlift McElroy."
- "My aspirations......" (When killed During Marooned)
In Combat
- To the last, Springs, She sucks!
- It's Deadlift time!
- Fine, the good one!
Notes
- Deadlift has a 100% chance to drop the Vandergraffen Laser.
- During the "Bloody Harvest Celebration" (Oct 30 - Nov 2 2014), Deadlift was renamed "Undeadlift" and given a pumpkin head. When killed, he had a chance to drop the Jack-o'-Cannon Shotgun.
- Deadlift has a chance to drop the following skins:
- Athena's "Royal Guard"
- Wilhelm's "Hero Suit"
- Nisha's "Where You Go Indigo"
- Claptrap's "Indi Go Go"
- Jack's "Violet and Violent"
- Aurelia's "I am Basically Royalty"
Trivia
- Deadlift suffers from self-diagnosed "motivational issues." He ordered inspirational posters to assist with this condition.