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  • ...ppeared in the [[American comic book]] ''Rom'' (December 1979 – February 1986) by [[Bill Mantlo]] and [[Sal Buscema]], and published by [[Marvel Comics]] ...bout the return of ''Rom'' and ''Micronauts'', the holy grails of licensed comic books.}}</ref>
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  • ...]]s from the [[Transformers]] series. The original Grimlock was introduced in 1985 as the commander of the Dinobots. ...ion 2]]'' <br> ''[[Transformers: Titanium]]'' <br> ''[[Transformers Robots in Disguise]]''
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  • ...t appearances) <br> [[Roger C. Carmel]] (when disguised as [[Motormaster]] in the episode "Masquerade") <br> [[Laurie Faso]] (as Orion Pax) <br> [[Ron Ha ...f all sentient beings."'' (Generation 1)<br />''"No sacrifice is too great in the service of freedom."'' (Classic)
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  • | caption = ''Generation 1'' Bumblebee in Transformers: Legends ...appeal character. He served as a regular in the comic and animated series. In 1987 his character was revamped and he took on the new name Goldbug, but ev
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  • ...Transformers]] series. The first Hot Rod is a heroic Autobot introduced in 1986. | caption = ''Generation 1'' Hot Rod in box
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  • ...series. He was first introduced in 1985 and was voiced by [[Michael Bell]] in the animated ''The Transformers'' series. |caption = ''Robots in Disguise'' Classic Dinobot Mini-Cons on card
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  • ...The third character named Skywarp appeared as a minor supporting character in the ''Transformers: Armada'' and ''Transformers: Cybertron'' line. He was a ''Machine Wars'' biography: Considered the sneakiest Decepticon to ever fly in the sky. Pulls practical jokes on fellow fighter planes. Low intelligence m
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  • ...ies he is an upgraded version of [[Megatron (Generation 1)|Megatron]], but in other stories he is a seperate character. ...r used in the animated series, although it was occasionally used in the UK comic series).<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.unicron.us/tf1986/figures/galvatron.
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  • | caption = ''Generation 1'' Starscream in Transformers: Legends card game |data24 = Air Commander, Decepticon second-in-command
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  • ...rge was introduced in 1985 as a Decepticon jet character. Since then other characters have shared the name. Several third-party toys have been released that are ...e character model creators illustrated them with the nosecones pointing up in robot mode - despite the fact that this is not how their toy instructions o
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  • ...later Targetmaster who first appeared in ''The Transformer: The Movie'' in 1986. | caption = ''Generation 1'' Blurr in box
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  • ...ain of the ''Challenge of the GoBots'' animated series, who later appeared in the GoBots feature film. ...world and have all the power for himself. He was very ruthless and a thorn in the side of the Guardians.<ref>{{Cite book | title=Totally Tubular '80s | l
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  • ...The second Cliffjumper was a female Mini-Con partner of Cheetor introduced in 2003 as part of the ''Transformers: Armada'' series. | caption = ''Genration 1'' Cliffjumper in card game ''Transformers: Legends''
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  • ...s. The third Swindle was the Japanese name for the Transfomer named Blight in English. The fourth Swindle is member of the Railbots, a Micromaster who tu ...r=2004 | publisher=DK Publishing Inc.| ISBN=1405304618 | page= 123}}</REF> In the ''[[Unite Warriors]]'' line he is mentioned as having done arms deals w
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  • ...ng Formula One racing car alternate modes. The first Mirage was introduced in 1984 as an Autobot spy. ...ferring to spend his days hunting turbo-foxes instead of involving himself in conflict. When that became unavoidable, Mirage enlisted with the [[Autobot]
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  • | caption = ''Transformers'' Prowl in box ...tobot military strategist who turned into a police car that was introduced in 1984.
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  • .... Leader-1 is the leader of the heroic Guardians GoBots and was introduced in 1983. ...er who cares deeply about his people. He believes not one person should be in charge. He supports the democratic system of the Guardians. This led his fo
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  • ...urbo was among the main trio of heroes of the cartoon series, and appeared in every episode along side Leader-1 and Scooter. ...|Crasher]] – as a fellow sports car, she is usually his target of choice in battles.<ref>{{Cite book | title=Totally Tubular '80s | last=Bellomo | firs
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  • | voice = [[Bob Holt (actor)|Bob Holt]], [[Arthur Burghardt]] (1986) ...cter]] from the [[GoBots]] series. He is an evil Renegade GoBot introduced in 1983 who turns into a helicopter.
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  • ...rs]] series. The first Scourge is an evil Decepticon tracker introduced in 1986. |data25 = "''Desolation follows in my trail.''"
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  • ...ality similar to his namesake. After that other characters reused the name in later series, but only the Razorclaw from the ''Transformers: Timelines'' w ...s time or burn a drop of his fuel unless he's certain of tangible results. In his case, that typically takes the form of the smoking wreckage of an enemy
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  • {{about|the company Western Publishing|publishing in the western world|publishing}} | founded = {{start date and age|1910}}<ref name="Antique"/> in [[Racine, Wisconsin|Racine]], [[Wisconsin]], [[United States|USA]]
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  • ...r characters have shared the name Ramjet. All have been Decepticon aligned characters who turn into jets, usually white. ...eared in the related comics, cartoons and [[The Transformers: The Movie]]. In the original Transformers, Ramjet was one of the [[Seekers (Transformers)|S
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  • ...ace car. Versions of her and characters inspired by her have also appeared in the [[Transformers]] franchise. ...437 | pages= 69–71}}</ref> One of her favored pastimes is participating in demolition derbies.<ref>{{Cite book | title=Totally Tubular '80s | last=Bel
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  • ...y [[Scott McNeil]] in the ''Beast Wars'' TV series. Other minor characters in Transformers have also been given the name Silverbolt, all of them heroic [ | caption = ''Generations'' Combiner Wars Voyager Silverbolt in box
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  • ...nal character]] from the [[Transformers]] series. He first appeared in the 1986 ''The Transformers'' animated film as an Autobot commander who turned into ...er a soldier than Ultra Magnus ('''Ultramag''' in [[Quebec]], '''Convoy''' in [[Italy]]). Despite his incredible fighting skills, courage and unmatched t
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  • '''Scooter''' is a [[fictional character]] in the [[GoBots]] series. The character is a heroic Guardian GoBot who transfo {{quote|The youngest of the Friendly GoBots, Scooter would love to scoot in and out of all the action. But he's usually left behind to spin his wheels
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  • | voice = [[Don Messick]]<BR>[[Wally Burr]] (in the episode ''Masquerade'') <BR> [[Masashi Ebara]] (Japanese) ...autobot-ratchet.html |title=Transformers - More Than Meets The Eye, Robots In Disguise - Transformers @ The Moon |publisher=www.transformertoys.co.uk |da
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  • | caption = ''Transformers'' Perceptorl in box |data25 = "''One's ultimate truth lies in one's molecular structure.''"
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  • ...]s from the [[Transformers]] series. The first Arcee was introduced in the 1986 Transformers movie as a pink and white female Autobot who turned into a car ...ky, son of Spike Witwicky, the long-time Earthling friend of the Autobots. In fact, sometimes Arcee is a bit overly protective of him and treats Danny al
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  • ...ation on that concept. The biggest exception being the Thrust who appeared in ''Beast Machines'' who was an evil Vehicon who turned into a motorcycle. ...my enemies' song of doom!"'' (Generation 1)<BR> "''I'll wash my actuators in your spilled lubricant, weakling.''" (Timelines)
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  • ...'' (sometimes called Slog, called '''Terro''' in [[Québec]], '''Bronto''' in [[Italy]]) is the [[Apatosaurus|Brontosaurus]] [[Dinobot]].<ref>{{Cite book According to an article in The New Yorker Sludge represents both prehistoric times and an ultra-tech f
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  • ...[[Transformers]] series. The first Cyclonus was a Decepticon introduced in 1986. ...resources of power and energy through Unicron and so can draw on strength in direct proportion to its need - always being able to become stronger than h
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  • ...d who are homages to the original. For trademark reasons, many toys of the characters are named '''Autobot Springer'''. ...allies, he is nonetheless brave, loyal and always ready with a sharp quip in battle. He is optimistic and good humored.
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  • | first = ''[[GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords]]'', March 21, 1986 ...is a [[fictional character]] from the [[Rock Lords]] series introduced in 1986. He is the leader of a tribe of heroic Rock Lords.
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  • ...aurie Faso]] in the ''The Transformers'' animated series. Since then other characters have also been given the name Divebomb. ...nts with them. When not engaged in combat, Divebomb usually busies himself in the building of his latest mechanest. Perched atop tall buildings or mounta
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  • | caption = ''Generation 1'' Wheeljack in box ...to show off his stunts. Flying range of 800 miles using solid-fuel rockets in arms. Shoots magnetic inducer, shrapnel-needle, and gyro-inhibitor shells f
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  • '''Sideswipe''' is the name of several characters in the [[Transformers universes|''Transformers'' universes]]. Because of trade |caption = Sideswipe in Transformers: Legends game artwork
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  • | first = ''[[GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords]]'', March 21, 1986 ...' is a [[fictional character]] from the [[Rock Lord]] series introduced in 1986. He is the leader of the evil Rock Lords.
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  • ...acter from the ''Shattered Glass'' stories. The fourth is a version of the characters from the live action movie stories. ...for several years and until recently, the character has not been featured in the modern Transformers Universe.<ref>The New Yorker, Volume 61, Page 118</
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  • | first = ''[[GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords]]'', March 21, 1986 ...from the ''[[Rock Lords]]'' series. He is an evil Rock Lord introduced in 1986.
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  • |caption =''Generation 1'' Soundwave in box '''Soundwave''' is a fictional characters from the ''Generation 1'' portion of the [[Transformers]] series. He is an
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  • ...character are named '''Trailcutter'''. He has been called ''Trailblazer'' in the IDW comics. |motto ="''An Autobot is as good as the fuel in his tank.''"
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  • ...es]]. The first Red Alert is a heroic Autobot Security Director introduced in 1985. ...d at his job, as it is not a bad trait in a security director if it's kept in check by reason, logic, and common sense. He has enhanced senses and is usu
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  • | first = ''[[GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords]]'', March 21, 1986 ...Lords]] series introduced in 1986. He is a member of the heroic Rock Lords in Boulder's tribe.
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  • ...have been renamed Snarl, because of the offensive meaning of the word slag in some countries, or '''Slug''' to differentiate him from fellow Dinobot [[Sn ...blow from his armored head. His horns can also shoot high powered lasers. In robot mode he carries a high-energy laser rifle, an [[energo sword]] and a
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  • | first = ''[[GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords]]'', March 21, 1986 ...' is a [[fictional character]] from the [[Rock Lord]] series introduced in 1986. He is an evil Rock Lord under the command of Magmar.
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  • | first = ''[[GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords]]'', March 21, 1986 ...ock Lords]] series introduced in 1986. He is a heroic mechanical Rock Lord in Boulder's tribe.
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  • {{Quote|Profile: Kup, as in Pickup Truck, is an old warhorse. A grizzled Autobot veteran with ten thous Abilities: In robot mode, he carries an old-style musket laser that shoots bursts of meta
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  • ...ries. The original Scavenger was a members of the Constructions introduced in 1985. Scavenger is usually depicted as a [[villain]] who turns into a const In 2011 a [[third-party Transformer]] toy called [[Exgraver]] was released by
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  • ...The original Streetwise was a member of the Protectobot team introduced in 1986. He is also known as '''Streetstar'''. Streetwise first appears in the US Transformers television series in episode 63, "''The Revenge of Bruticus''" with no explanation as to where h
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  • ...ormers animated series. The second Hot Spot was a Micromaster who was sold in Japan under the name Neo-Wheel. ...the other Protectobots can't help but perform beyond their abilities when in his company. However, sometimes they have difficulty keeping up with his no
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  • Breakdown, a [[Lamborghini Countach]], was one of the Stunticons in Transformers G1 and formed one of the limbs of Menasor.<ref>[http://www.uni ...hat cause mechanical failures in other vehicles; prone to leaky fuel pump. In robot Mode, carries a concussion rifle which also causes mechanical failure
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  • ...UFO|alien flying saucer]], which technically, he is (indeed, he is similar in design to the alleged UFOs photographed by [[George Adamski]]). His Japanes ...deley]] when he captured some of the other Autobots to use as bait to lure in Prime.<ref>http://www.anime.com/Transformers/ Transformers Season Two Box S
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  • ...o a car. Since then other Transformers characters named Dead End have been introduced. The second one was a Predacon from the ''Beast Wars Neo'' anime series. ...n and Marvel Comics, he was depicted as having a mask-like faceplate while in the post-Marvel comics and box art he had a normal, unmasked face. He can b
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  • ...a name of three [[fictional character]]s from the [[Transformers]] series. In all instances, it was for a Decepticon who turned into a dual-cockpit jet. ...gun, Caliburst can shoot armor-piercing shells at 1200 rounds per minute. In jet mode, maximum speed: 2400mph.}}
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  • ...ious [[Transformers universes]]. He is sometimes called "Decepticon Brawl" in the toy line for trademark purposes. ...was later one of five personality components recovered by [[Starscream]]. In order to create his own loyal troops, Starscream installed the personality
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  • |engvoice =[[S. Marc Jordan]]<br>[[Steve Bulen]] (in "The Rebirth") ...43}}</ref> However, when his plans fail, he can become a devastating force in battle, as his fury that his carefully laid out plans have been thwarted ca
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  • ...These appearances depicted Hound as being much like his original self, but in 2014 for the ''Age of Extinction'' Hound was redesigned into a character mo ...Decepticon base. Perhaps more than any other Autobot, Hound takes pleasure in being on Earth. Unlike his home planet, which is entirely composed of metal
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  • ...br />"''There is a qualification which is worthy of to the dominant person in me.''" (Galaxy Force) ...haracter]] in the [[Transformers]] series. He is a high ranking Decepticon in the ''Unicron Trilogy'' stories.
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  • | caption = Super Couper in box ...]] from the [[GoBots]] series. He is a heroic Guardian GoBot introduced in 1986 who turns into a car.
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  • | first = ''[[GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords]]'', March 21, 1986 ...from the [[Rock Lords]] series introduced in 1986. He is an evil Rock Lord in Magmar's tribe.
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  • ...nal Menasor was the combined form of the [[Stunticons]]. Since then, other characters have taken the name Menasor. |data32 = ''[[Transformers: Generation 1]]''<br />''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise]]''<br>''[[Transformers: Titanium]]''<BR>''[[Transformers: Generat
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  • ...isguise), and other times they can just be a trio of Autobot cars (as seen in ''Dark of the Moon'' and Bot Shots). When they combine, their combine form ...(comics)#Transformers: The War Within|''War Within: The Dark Ages'']], and in IDW's ''Stormbringer''.
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  • ...= ''The Centurions'', episode 1, "[[The Sky Is On Fire]]", April 7th, 1986 '''Max Ray''' is a [[fictional character]] from the ''Centurions'' series in 1986. He was voiced by [[Pat Fraley]].
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  • |caption = Skeletor, as depicted in the Filmation series. ...://www.usatoday.com/story/life/2012/10/30/skeletor-masters-of-the-universe-comic-book/1668709/|accessdate=2012-11-31|first1=Brian|last1=Truitt}}</ref>
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  • ...e original Drag Strip was introduced in 1986 and was voiced by Ronald Gans in the Transformers animated television series. Due to trademark issues, newer ...him than talk to him, but knows he's even worse company for the Autobots. In car Mode, has a plasma-energy blaster. Carries a gravity-enhancing gravito-
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  • | first = ''[[GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords]]'', March 21, 1986 ...rom the [[Rock Lords]] series introduced in 1986. He is a heroic Rock Lord in Boulder's tribe.
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  • | caption = ''GoBots'' Staks Transport in box '''Staks''' is a [[fictional character]] in the [[GoBots]] series introduced in 1985. He is a heroic Guardian GoBot who turns into a semi-truck.
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  • |first ="Brothers in Armor!!", The Transformers: Headmaster #4, January 1988 ...es in the Transformers US television series. He was a reoccuring character in the ''Transformers: The Headmasters'' anime series. Neither the molds for M
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  • ...om the [[GoBots]] series. She is an evil Renegade Monster GoBot introduced in 1984. Vamp appeared in ''[[Challenge of the GoBots]]'' episode 8, "[[Quest for the Creator]]".
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  • Rodimus was one of the names used by the 1986 Transformers character more commonly known as Hot Rod. ...apan) was a great leader on [[Cybertron (Unicron Trilogy)|Cybertron]] ages in the past and was viewed as a hero by many, including similar character [[Ho
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  • ...ky Fly''' is a [[fictional character]] in the [[GoBots]] series introduced in 1985. He is a heroic Guardian GoBot who turns into a jet. Sky Fly is a heroic Guardian GoBot who appeared later in the GoBots toy series.
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  • | first = ''[[GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords]]'', March 21, 1986 |data25 = "''I can't believe we're lost! Hey! We've been going around in circles!''"
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  • | first = ''[[GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords]]'', March 21, 1986 ...ire''' is a fictional character in the [[Rock Lords]] series introduced in 1986. She is the queen of the [[Jewel Lords]].
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  • ...= ''The Centurions'', episode 1, "[[The Sky Is On Fire]]", April 7th, 1986 ...McCloud''' is a [[fictional character]] from the ''Centurions'' series in 1986. He was voiced by [[Neil Ross]].
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  • ...where accidentally sent back to 1930's Chicago. Motormaster also appeared in ''G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers: The Art of War'', where he was one of the ...</ref> Motormaster would also appear along with the rest of the Stunticons in the second ''Generation 1'' mini-series.
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  • ...rs]] series. The original Blast Off was a Combaticon who was introduced in 1986, and formed the right arm of the gestalt robot Bruticus. Since then other T ...his fellow Combaticons, he is in reality somewhat lonely, as his missions in space shuttle mode leave him feeling isolated.<ref>{{Cite book | title=The
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  • ...GoBots]] and [[Transformers]] series. She was voiced by Marylin Lightstone in the ''Challenge of the GoBots'' animated series. ...ce. Her laser locators and top-secret scientific devices aid the good guys in detecting Cy-Kill's whereabouts.}}
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  • | first = "The Sea Vaporizer" by Golden Press, 1986 '''Beamer''' is a [[fictional character]] in the [[GoBots]] series introduced in 1985. He is a Guardian GoBot who turns into a BMW M1 super car.
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  • | first = ''[[GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords]]'', March 21, 1986 ...the ''[[Rock Lords]]'' series introduced in 1986. He is an evil Rock Lord in Magmar's tribe.
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  • ...ies introduced in 1984. He is a heroic Guardian GoBot scientist introduced in 1984 who turns into a Porsche 930T. In some books he is depicted as a Renegade GoBot and also being gigantic.
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  • ...onal character]] from the GoBots series. He is a Renegade GoBot introduced in 1985 who turns into a monster jet. Odd Ball is a Renegade GoBot who appeared later in the GoBots series who turns into a monster jet.
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  • ...Bots series. He is a Renegade GoBot who turns into a helicopter introduced in 1985. Breez is a Renegade GoBot who appeared later in the GoBots series. In some Fun Publications stories he is a Mini-Con Transformer turned Renegade
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  • ...st-Q''' is a [[fictional character]] from the [[GoBots]] series introduced in 1984. He is a Guardian GoBot doctor who turns into an ambulance. ...He can survive in space and is super-humanly strong and tough. He can fly in robot mode and project energy blasts from his hands. His body heals quickly
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  • ...g''' is a [[fictional character]], a [[superhero]] appearing in [[American comic book]]s published by [[Marvel Comics]]. Bug was originally a member of the ...ook-urban-legends-revealed-153/ Comic Book Urban Legends Revealed #153], [[Comic Book Resources]], May 1, 2008</ref>
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  • | caption = Courageous in box ...eous''' is a [[fictional character]] from the [[GoBots]] series introduced in 1985. He is the combined form of the armored spaceship of the [[Last Engine
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  • | first = "The Sea Vaporizer" by Golden Press, 1986 '''Pow Wow''' is a [[fictional character]] from the GoBots series introduced in 1985. He is an evil Renegade GoBot who turns into a camper.
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  • ...eneration 1'' [[Springer (Transformers)|Springer]] made by [[FansProject]] in 2010. ...party Transformer that has a three stage transform. He is an homage to the 1986 Transformers Autobot Springer. The original Springer's function was defende
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  • | caption = Raizor in box ...introduced in 1986 who turns into a helicopter, although he did not appear in fiction until 2015.
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  • ...e original Bug Bite is an evil Renegade GoBot turned Decepticon introduced in 1984. ...Us Why the GoBots Sucked So Incredibly Hard" by Rob Bricken on gizmodo.com in 2013.<REF>http://io9.gizmodo.com/5976109/20-gobots-that-remind-us-why-the-g
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  • ...He can survive in space and is super-humanly strong and tough. He can fly in robot mode and project energy blasts from his hands. His body heals quickly ...-Tur and Crasher to Earth to establish a new Renegade base, Fitor was left in charge of the Renegade fortress. He was ordered to resist the Guardians at
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  • | caption = ''Generation 1'' Sunstreaker in box ...' is a [[fictional character]] from the [[Transformers]] series introduced in 1984.
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  • ...acter]] in the [[GoBots]] series. He is a heroic Guardian GoBot introduced in 1985 who turns into a space shuttle. Guide Star appeared later in the GoBots series.
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  • ...is a heroic Guardian GoBot who turns into a Ford Bronco and was introduced in 1984. ...He can survive in space and is super-humanly strong and tough. He can fly in robot mode and project energy blasts from his hands. His body heals quickly
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  • ...ers]] series. The original Laserbeak was a bird-like Decepticon introduced in 1984. ...zsaw <br> [[Rumble (Transformers)|Rumble]]|motto =''"The only point I like in Autobots: melting point."''
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  • ...oBots series. He is the combined form of six Renegade GoBots introduced in 1986. {{quote|'''Fangs''': In a smile lined with steely-spiked teeth, Fangs clicks his mouth to a deadly
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  • ...s who turn into microcassettes. The original Rewind was a heroic character in the ''Generation 1'' series. The second Rewind was his evil mirror universe ...no use to anyone. Ask him what is the ratio of carbon to ditryllium atoms in laser pistol polish or what is the capitol of New Jersey and he'll answer w
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  • '''Creepy''' is a [[fictional character]] in the [[GoBots]] series introduced in 1984. He is an evil Renegade Monster GoBot. ...ge, can survive in space and is super-humanly strong and tough. He can fly in robot mode and project energy blasts from his hands. His body heals quickly
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  • ...is the lead villain of the ''[[She-Ra: Princess of Power]]'' [[cartoon]], in which he is the [[Wiktionary:archnemesis|archnemesis]] of She-Ra, He-Man's ...f> According to most story media, Skeletor betrayed Hordak and trapped him in "another dimension" before beginning his own conquest of the planet [[Etern
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