Skyhopper (Transformers)

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Transformers character
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Skyhopper toy
Name Skyhopper
Decepticon
Series Transformers: Generation 1
Information
Alternate modes Dassault Rafale fighter jet
Function Aerial Assault Commander
Motto "The bigger the boom, the better I like it."
Rank 6
Sub-group Micromaster

Skyhopper is a fictional character from the Transformers series. He is a Decepticon Micromaster who turns into a jet and was introduced in 1989.

Transformers: Generation 1

Skyhopper is a Decepticons Micromaster who turns into a jet.[1] He seems to be the opposite number to the Autobot Groundshaker.

In the Dreamwave comics he is depicted as being a former full-sized Decepticon who was converted into a Micromaster.

Fictional biography

Likes to watch things explode. Especially enjoys firing his helicopter's sonic cannon at anything associated with the Autobots. Transforms the copter into a battle base to use its powerful molecular disruptor gun to alter the Autobot's circuitry. Other Decepticons suspect all the explosions have rattled his brain circuits once to often!

Dreamwave Productions

Skyhopper had a biography printed in issue #5 of the Dreamwave Productions Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye series.

Skyhopper appears in the Dreamwave Productions Micromasters limited series. In this series Skyhopper is revealed to be a formerly larger Decepticon who was converted into a Micromaster. He and his commander Skystalker left Cybertron and became rivals to the Autobot Micromasters Countdown and Groundshaker. In issue #2 of this series Skystalker and Skyhopper return to Cybertron after years in space conquering planets. After meeting with Shockwave the pair of Micromasters disabled him and set up the larger Autobot and Decepticon forces into a fight that left both sides drained of energy.

Toys

  • Generation 1 Micromaster Skyhopper (1989)
A recolor of Micromaster Storm Cloud.[2]

References

  1. Bellemo, Mark (2007). Transformers: Identification and Price Guide. Krause Publications. p. 222. ISBN 0896894452. 
  2. Huxford, Sharon (1995). Schroeder's Collectible Toys Antique to Modern Price Guide. Collector Books. p. 430. ISBN 978-0891456612. 

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