Road Rocket
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Road Rocket is the name of three fictional characters from the Transformers series. The original the partner to the Autobot Powerflash. The second Road Rocket was a Generation 2 Autobot Laser Cycle introduced in 1995.
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Transformers: Generation 1
Road Rocket is the name of the partner of the Autobot Action Master Powerflash.
Transformers: Generation 2
Road Rocket is a member of the Autobot Laser Cycles.
IDW Publishing
Road Rocket made his first IDW Publishing appearance in the Spotlight issue on Galvatron. Appearing as part of Hound's unit on Cybertron guarding Thunderwing's body, Road Rocket was called upon to contain Galvatron by using his speed to call up a wall of fire around him. Sadly it proved ineffective, and Galvatron took them out with one blast of his cannon mode.
Fun Publications
Road Rocket appears in "A Flash Forward" by Fun Publications. Cliffjumper is assigned to evaluate the powers of the young Autobots who gained powers from forestonite. He tests Firecracker, Electro, Manta Ray, Aquafend, Windbreaker and Road Rocket. Road Rocket demonstrates the ability to teleport.[1]
Toys
- Generation 2 Road Rocket (1995)
- A red motorcycle with a light up "light saber" weapon. He was redecoed into Robots in Disguise Sideways.
- Robot Masters Road Rocket (2005)
- A recolor of Generation 2 Road Rocket in yellow.
Transformers Animated
A bust of Road Rocket appeared in Master Yoketron's dojo as a member of ther Cyber Ninja Corps in the Transformers Animated episode "Five Servos of Doom" during a flashback of Prowl's training during the Great War.[2]
References
- ↑ Jesse Wittenrich & Pete Sinclair (w), Thomas Deer (p), Matt Frank (i), Thomas Deer (col), Jesse Wittenrich (let), Pete Sinclair (ed). "A Flash Forward Part 2" The Transformers Collectors Club 44 (April/May 2012), Fun Publications
- ↑ http://twitter.com/DerrickJWyatt/statuses/1433219526
