Scrapper (Transformers)
Scrapper is the name of several fictional characters from the Transformers series.
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Transformers: Generation 1
Fictional biography
A wizard at designing fortresses and energy plants, but modest. Shows his true malevolent genius by incorporating defeated Autobots into his buildings' structures. Shovel can slice through 12in. thick carbon-steel, lift 30 tons. As right leg and part of torso, combines with fellow Constructicons to form giant robot "Devastator".
Fun Publications
Classicverse
In the Transformers: Timelines story "Games of Deception" by Fun Publications Scrapper appears among Megatrons troops.
Wing of Honor
Scrapper appears in "A Flash Forward" by Fun Publications. In the year 2005 Devastator attacks Autobot City. He is opposed by Ultra Magnus, Sideswipe, Red Alert and Tracks. Firing every weapon they have, the Autobots are able to force Devastator to break apart into the individual Constructicons. Now outnumbered the Autobots retreated. Red Alert is killed covering the withdrawal, as Megatron watches. These events and others are related to Jhaixus by Runabout and Runamuck in 2013.[1]
Toys
- Generations Combiner Wars Devastator (2015)
- A six pack of Voyager sized toys.
Transformers: Energon
Scrapper is the Japanese name for the 2005 Decepticon called Sledge in Transformers: Energon.[2]
Shattered Glass
This Scrapper is an alternate good version of the Generation 1 character from the BotCon exclusive "Shattered Glass" comic, in which the Decepticons are on the side of good and the Autobots on the side of evil. Presumably like all Decepticons of his world, he is heroic and opposed to the evil Autobots.
Fun Publications
Scrapper appears as a member of Megatron's forces in the Transformers Timelines story "Shattered Glass" by Fun Publications. He helps repair Cliffjumper after he is found by the Decepticons.
Toys
References
- ↑ Flint Dille, Jesse Wittenrich & Pete Sinclair (w), Matt Frank & Josh Warner (p), Matt Frank (i), Thomas Deer (col), Jesse Wittenrich (let), Pete Sinclair (ed). "A Flash Forward Part 1" The Transformers Collectors Club 44 (February/March 2012), Fun Publications
- ↑ Sledge (2005) - Decepticon - www.tfu.info
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