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• Grimlock
  ...]]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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• Megatron (Generation 1)
  | first = Transformers #1 by Marvel Comics * ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise]]''
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• Optimus Prime (Generation 1)
  | first = Transformers #1 by Marvel Comics ...t appearances) <br> [[Roger C. Carmel]] (when disguised as [[Motormaster]] in the episode "Masquerade") <br> [[Laurie Faso]] (as Orion Pax) <br> [[Ron Ha
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• Razorclaw
  ...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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• Western Publishing
  {{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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• Snarl (Transformers)
  ...is a heroic Maximal strategic specialist who turns into a lion introduced in 2000. |motto =''"Only in war is there happiness."''
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• Bumblebee (Generation 1)
  | caption = ''Generation 1'' Bumblebee in Transformers: Legends | first = Transformers #1 by Marvel Comics
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• Starscream (Generation 1)
  | caption = ''Generation 1'' Starscream in Transformers: Legends card game | first = Transformers #1 by Marvel Comics
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• Galvatron (Generation 1)
  ...ies he is an upgraded version of [[Megatron (Generation 1)|Megatron]], but in other stories he is a seperate character. ...ility never used in the animated series, although it was occasionally used in the UK comic series).<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.unicron.us/tf1986/figur
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• Naruto
  | alt = Naruto Uzumaki doing a hand sign while there is a scroll in his mouth. ...d not on personal interpretations. Limit of the three most relevant genres in accordance with [[MOS:A&M]]. -->
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• Prowl (Generation 1)
  | caption = ''Transformers'' Prowl in box | first = Transformers issue 1 by Marvel Comics, 1984
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• Inferno (Transformers)
  |caption = Inferno in box ...es and extinguishing fires, however is easily distracted, getting involved in combat preferring the heat of battle to the heat of a burning building.
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• Blaster (Transformers)
  ...ot communications specialist who turned into portable radio cassette deck. In some versions he is rebuilt and becomes known as '''Twincast''' or '''Billy The Marvel Comics bible for the Transformers originally called Blaster by the name Blastbox.<
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• Psycho-Man
  {{Wp-cca}}<br/>{{About|the Marvel Comics character|the Black Sabbath song|Psycho Man (Black Sabbath song)}} {{Infobox comics character| <!--Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics-->
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• Jazz (Transformers)
  ...turned into a race car introduced in 1984. The second Jazz was introduced in 2008 as an evil negative universe version of the first Jazz. | caption = ''Generation 1'' Jazz in Transformes: Legends card game
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• Wheeljack
  | caption = ''Generation 1'' Wheeljack in box | first = Transformers #1 by Marvel Comics
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• Soundwave (Generation 1)
  |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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• Waverider (Transformers)
  | caption = ''Generation 1'' Waverider in box ...st ="Pretender to the Throne", ''The Transformers'' #40 by Marvel Comics
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• Captain America
  | series = [[Marvel Comics]] | first = Captain America Comics #1 (March 1941)
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• Bludgeon (Transformers)
  '''Bludgeon''' is the name of several [[fictional character]]s in the [[Transformers]] series. They are all Decepticon warriors who turn into ...arger shell. Bludgeon's outer shell resembles a [[human skeleton]] dressed in traditional [[Japan]]ese [[samurai]] armor. The inner robot transforms into
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• Needlenose (Transformers)
  ...s a Decepticon double Targetmaster who turns into a jet and was introduced in 1988. ...true when he is on Earth, where he is especially fascinated by the latest in human fads. His current favorite is video games.
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• Cindersaur
  ...that he no longer needs to take baths in lava, as he was once so fond of, in order to soothe his aching joints. This has made Cindersaur both a faster a Cindersaur was among the Decepticons featured in the 1988 book and audio adventure ''[[Autobot Hostage]]'' by Ladybird Books
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• Landmine (Transformers)
  |caption =''Generation 1'' Landmine in box |motto =''"The greatest treasures are found in the darkest places!"''
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• Devastator (Transformers)
  ...uitably intelligent Constructicons should sacrifice their thinking ability in their combined form, but simple-mindedness is a common limitation of the as According to information printed in the Marvel U.K. Transformers comic book, Devastator is about 100 feet tall.
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• Treadshot
  ...s in the [[Transformers]] series. The original Treadshot was introduced in 1990 and was an evil Decepticon Action Master. ...es ended in the US, he appeared among the Decepticons in animated segments in the Transformers commercials.
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• Quickmix (Transformers)
  ...chemist and double Targetmaster in the ''Generation 1'' stories introduced in 1988. The second is a Micromaster. The third is a construction worker from ...nstantly devising new formulas and gadgets to use against the Decepticons. In fact, he's so busy beginning new projects that he rarely sees old ones thro
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• Skeletor
  |caption = Skeletor, as depicted in the Filmation series. ...987)<br>[[Frank Langella]] - live-action film (1987)<br>[[Campbell Lane]] (1990)<br>[[Brian Dobson]] (2002 - 2004)
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• Rampage (Transformers)
  '''Rampage''' is the name of five [[fictional character]]s in the [[Transformers]] series. Rampage is "little more than a raging psychopath", in a constant state of rage that leaves even the other Predacons afraid of him
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• Dropshot (Transformers)
  ...ate character. The second Dropshot is a Decepticon missile tank introduced in 2008. ===Comics===
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• Sky High (Transformers)
  ...ased in 1990. Sky High is the first instance of two different Transformers characters sharing the same name. ...st ="Pretender to the Throne", ''The Transformers'' #40 by Marvel Comics
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• Submarauder
  ...uder is a minor villain in the ''Transformers Animated'' series introduced in 2008. The third Submarauder is the heroic mirror-universe counterpart of th ...st ="Pretender to the Throne", ''The Transformers'' #40 by Marvel Comics
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• Sparkstalker
  His greatest talents are revealed in the tiniest structures. An expert in robbing memory banks, counterfeiting printed circuits, decoding binary mess ...rkstalker didn't appear in any animated series, his recolor Javil appeared in the ''Transformers: Super-God Masterforce'' anime, where he was miscolored
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• Quake (Transformers)
  ...side. Otherwise, he doesn't stop shooting until everything around him lies in ruins or he runs out of ammo, whichever comes first. Quake gives Megatron s ...teamed with two Nebulans, Tiptop and Heater. Tiptop worked as a strongman in the Traveling Three-Sphere Circus of Nebulos. He lost his job after the car
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• Icepick (Transformers)
  ...nstructor]]. Icepick is a follower of [[planned obsolescence]], the belief in the destruction of things today, so they can be recycled. ...one of the most cheerful Decepticons -he truly loves his job and believes in its purpose. He immediately latched onto the Decepticon ideals of replacing
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• Skullgrin
  ...st ="Pretender to the Throne", ''The Transformers'' #40 by Marvel Comics ...'' is a [[fictional character]] in the [[Transformers]] series. Introduced in 1988, he is an evil Decepticon Pretender.<ref>{{cite book|title=Transformer
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• Onslaught (Transformers)
  |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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• Octopunch
  ...was a character in the ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015)|Robots in Disguise]]'' animated series. ...sunken treasure or ancient artifacts, he amuses himself by smashing holes in submarines and cruise ships. Electrically-charged, razor-tipped harpoon gun
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• Overlord (Transformers)
  |caption =Overlord in ''Transformers: Zone'' ...Japan, Overlord's sole animated appearance was in the toy commercial aired in Europe.
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• Bristleback
  ===Comics=== ...serpent cult [[Cobra-La]] to save their own lives, receiving their shells in the process. Cobra-La used them to attack the ship containing the Autobots
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• Crossblades
  | caption = ''Generation 1'' Crossblades in box | first = Transformers #67 by Marvel Comics, June 1990
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• Cloudburst (Transformers)
  | caption = ''Transformers'' Cloudburst in box ...="Pretender to the Throne", ''The Transformers'' issue 40 by Marvel Comics
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• Sunbeam (Transformers)
  |caption =Sunbeam in Dreamwave comics ...[fictional character]] from the [[Transformers]] series. He was introduced in 1988 as one of the Targetmasters for the Decepticon Needlenose.
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• Zigzag (Transformers)
  |caption =Zigzag in Dreamwave comics ...[fictional character]] from the [[Transformers]] series. He was introduced in 1988 as one of the Targetmasters for the Decepticon Needlenose.
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• Krok (Transformers)
  ...ter]]s in the [[Transformers]] series. The original Krok was introduced in 1990 as part of the Action Masters line. | first = Transformers #76 by Marvel Comics, March 1991
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• Push-Button (Transformers)
  ...actic conflict as an inconvenience he must tolerate rather than a struggle in which he must participate. Is often compelled to flex his intellectual musc ===Comics===
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• Starscream (Unicron Trilogy)
  ...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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• Predaking
  '''Predaking''' is the name of four [[fictional character]]s in the ''[[Transformers]]'' series. ...led on to defeat very large and powerful enemies) as well as in the Marvel comics.
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• Over-Run
  ...ond is a Mini-Con who turns into a jet and is the partner to Optimus Prime in the ''Armada'' line. The third is a Stunticon from the ''Power Core Combine |motto ="''I rule the skies with a heavy hand!''" (G1), "''In the war for the skies, I shall prove myself unmatched!''" (Timelines)
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• Bomb-Burst
  ...f two [[fictional character]]s from the [[Transformers]] series introduced in 1988. The first Bomb-Burst turned from a evil robot to a jet, and was a ''G ...st ="Pretender to the Throne", ''The Transformers'' #40 by Marvel Comics
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• Sledge (Transformers)
  ...ecepticon-aligned construction vehicle. The first Sledge was introduced in 1990 as a Micromaster combiner. |data25 = "''Dumping a world of hurt on the Autobots is our only purpose in life!''"
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