Growl (Transformers)

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Transformers character
Growl-boxart.jpg
Box Art of the Growl toy
Name Growl
Autobot, Decepticon
Series Transformers: Generation 1
Information
Alternate modes Armored car
Function Front Line Assault
Gender Male
Motto "If it moves, crush it!"
Partner Bombshock, Dropshot & Tracer
Sub-group Micromasters, Military Patrol

Growl is a fictional character from the Transformers series. He is a Decepticon Micromaster who turned into an armored car and is a member of the the Micromaster Military Patrol. In 2011 toy company FansProject released a third-party Transformer homage to Growl called Warcry.

Transformers: Generation 1

Growl is a member of the Decepticon Micromaster Military Patrol. He is a dim and simplistic bully. Like all the members of the military patrol he seeks to replace Bombshock as leader, but he does so just because the other members do, and he doesn't want to seem inferior to them. He is not very creative and is highly impressionable.

In Japan the toy was released with the same name, but as an Autobot.

Comics

Dreamwave Productions

Growl has a one-page biography in issue #3 of Dreamwave's Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye comic. This biography says he started as a bully on the streets fo Cybertron, and when he got into trouble he had the choice of jail or military service, so he joined the military and never looked back.

Growl first appeared in the Micromasters comic series by Dreamwave Productions. Growl joined the Decepticon cause and came to work for Skystalker.

IDW Publishing

Growl was among the Micromasters who appeared in Spotlight: Hardhead who attacked Nightbeat and Hardhead on the planet Gorlam Prime.

Toys

  • Hasbro Transformers: Generation 1 Decepticon Military Patrol (1990)
A four pack of Decepticon Micromasters including Growl.[1]

References

  1. Alvarez, J.E. (2001). The Unofficial Guide to Transformers 1980s Through 1990s Revised & Expanded 2nd Edition. Schiffer Publishing Ltd.. p. 94. ISBN 0764313649. 

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