Push-Button (Transformers)
Push-Button is a fictional character from the Transformers series. He is the Targetmaster partner of the Autobot Mainframe.
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Transformers: Generation 1
Push-Button is the debugger and Targetmaster partner to the Autobot computer programmer Mainframe.
Fictional biography
A walking, talking computer terminal. Would rather attack fourth order differential equasions than Decepticons. Totally committed to his work. Views the galactic conflict as an inconvenience he must tolerate rather than a struggle in which he must participate. Is often compelled to flex his intellectual muscle, when needed. Equipped with 200,000 mega-byte capacity. His pugnatious partner, Push-Button, prefers converting to self-propelled proton rifle mode and disintegrating Decepticons over his assigned task of debugging Mainframe's various programs.
Dreamwave Productions
Mainframe and Push-Button had a biography printed in the Dreamwave Productions Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye comic. The Dreamwave biographies defines the partners of Action Masters who turn into weapons as "Targetmasters".
In "Original Sin" Push-Button serves refreshments at an Autobot meeting being run by Prowl.
Mosaic
Push-Button appeared in the Transformers: Mosaic story "First They Came..." by Robert Lock.[1]
Toys
- Generation 1 Mainframe with Push-Button (1990)
- An original mold. Mainframe is a non-transforming Action Master with a gun accessory. Push-Button turns from a robot to a gun that combines with Mainframe's gun to form a self-propelled proton rifle.
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