Slimestone

See also: Magnarock

Slimestone
Rock Lords character
Slimestone toy on card
First appearance	GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords, March 21, 1986
Created by	Tonka
Voiced by	Michael Bell
Information
Species	Robot Rock Lord
Occupation	Evil Rock Warrior
Abilities	Oxygen independence Shapeshifting Superhuman longevity Superhuman durability Superhuman strength
Affiliation	Magmar's tribe
Rock type	Silvery: A shiny plating that covers a slimy charchter
Quote	"Ahhh. This oil bath feels great! Now I'm going to sling some slime!"

Slimestone is a fictional character from the Rock Lord series introduced in 1986. He is an evil Rock Lord under the command of Magmar.

Rock Lords

Slimestone is an evil robotic Rock Lord in Magmar's tribe. He turns into a silver rock and has a Slime Gun.

Development

The Slimestone prototype, seen in some Tonka literature, had a different head, and black interior color, much like his animation model in the film.

Reception

• Slimestone review on YouTube by jason knetge

Fictional biography

Slimestone is a rock warrior with a different personality. Short, squat, and disgustingly sinister, Slimestone enjoys wallowing in pools of boiling oil. Slimestone delights in using his slimegun to smear enemies with evil-smelling sticky stuff thats impossible to get off!

Animated series

Slimestone in GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords

Slimestone appeared in the 1986 film GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords. He was voiced by Michael Bell.

Books

The 1986 Rock Lords Coloring Book by Golden, a division of Western Publishing, revealed Slimestone as a robot.

Comics

Fun Publications

Cataclysmverse

In the story Cultural Appropriation by Fun Publications it was revealed that Rock Lords Saberstone, Slimestone, Stone Hook and Tombstone teamed with the GoBots Dozer, Good Knight, Hans-Cuff and Royal-T to explore 59th Level when the Cataclysm threatened to destroy the GoBots home universe.

Echoverse

Slimestone was featured in the 2016 Ask Vector Prime story Echoes and Fragments, set during the events of The Transformers: The Movie. The manipulations of the evil Gong and Sideways resulted in various GoBots, Rock Lords and Starriors swapping places with characters during the events of that film. When the Autobots crashed on Quartex Tombstone sent Slimetstone to inform Magmar. He later joined Spearhead in flanking the Autobots from the South.

Rhetoricverse

In Transformers: Renegade Rhetoric episode 43, "Of Rocks and RoGuns Part 1", Slimestone observed Marbles and Squirt spying on Magmar and pursued him with the aid of Sticks 'N Stones.

Marbles got away from Slimestone in the episode 44 story "Of Rocks and RoGuns Part 2".

In episode 65, "Combiner Wars Part 2" Magmar's forces were defeated, presumably including Slimestone, and they were rounded up.

Telepictures Publications

Slimestone was among Magmar's minions in "Conquest of the Command Center!" by Telepictures Publications the Summer of 1986.

Slimestone was among Magmar's forces in "Update From Quartex" by Telepictures Publications in Winter 1987. In the story Magmar's forces attempt to force Boulder's troops into a lava river, but they are saved when Nuggit charges in with several Rockasaurs to help.

Tonka

Magmar and his tribe in Powerful Living Rocks Face a Deadly New Peril

Slimestone appeared in the 1986 Tonka pack-in comic story "Powerful Living Rocks Face a Deadly New Peril".

Toys

• Bandai Rock Lords Slimestone (Europe, 1986)

A recolor of Machine Robo: Revenge of Cronos Magnarock.

Turns from humanoid to rock. Comes with his Slime Gun.

• Tonka Rock Lords Slimestone (US and UK, 1986)

A release of Slimestone for most the US and UK.

Gallery

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  Slimestone card back

External links

• http://www.tfu.info/Gobots/Renegades/Slimestone/slimestone.htm
• http://www.rocklords.co.uk/2016/07/slimestone.html