Garrison (Headrobots)
Garrison is a fictional character made by third party Transformer company Headrobots. He is an homage the Headmaster Pretender Grand Maximus.
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Transformers
In 2012 Headrobots created Grand Maximus named Garrison as a TFcon exclusive by Headrobots. His biography was written by Cybertron.ca board member Protoman.
Fictional biography
Garrison is the younger brother of Stronghold and head of the special weapons division of Praxus. Years of testing and research (including experimenting on himself) led to his one of a kind Headrobot/Pretender hybrid design. With the Masterforce War on Earth heating up, Garrison was charged by his superiors to deliver the Godbomber Project designs. He must now reach the fragile blue planet’s Seibertron forces before it’s too late.
Abilities: While his main Transtector is his Grando Battleship which doubles as his space transport to Earth; Garrison uses a smaller truck based body named Head to handle more scientific and basic tasks. He also has a Pretender shell dubbed Cortex which he uses for disguise and other high profile missions. Additionally he carries the legendary Heroic Robot weapon called the Master Sword, which was passed down to him from his brother. Sadly, Garrison is hesitant to use it in battle due to it’s destructive potential.
Weaknesses: Unlike his brother, Garrison is not comfortable being a super powered fortress base. While he can pack amazing fire power, he only uses it when the situation is truly dire resulting in not being the most effective warrior on the battlefield. He would rather be developing weapons then firing them.
Other media
Garrison, Shadow Bat and Shafter were the main characters in the TFcon 2012 comic story.
Toys
- Headrobots Garrison (2012)
- A recolor of Centurion (who is a remold of Hothead) in the colors of Generation 1 Grand Maximus. Comes with 2 heads, a sword and two neck adapters. This toy is an exclusive to TFcon 2012 where he was sold for $70, and limited to one per ticket holder. Only 100 pieces were made.
- The packaging misspells his name "Garrisson".
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