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  • ...ality similar to his namesake. After that other characters reused the name in later series, but only the Razorclaw from the ''Transformers: Timelines'' w ===Fictional biography===
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  • ...t appearances) <br> [[Roger C. Carmel]] (when disguised as [[Motormaster]] in the episode "Masquerade") <br> [[Laurie Faso]] (as Orion Pax) <br> [[Ron Ha ...f all sentient beings."'' (Generation 1)<br />''"No sacrifice is too great in the service of freedom."'' (Classic)
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  • ...pticon Headmaster who turned into a mechanical scorpion and was introduced in 1987. Scorponok is a fictional Headmaster Decepticon character introduced in 1987.
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  • ...o a car. He is sometimes known as "Autobot Tracks" or "'''Turbo Tracks'''" in the toy line. Tracks is an Autobot character introduced in 1985. <ref>{{Cite book | title=The Unofficial Guide to Transformers 1980s T
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  • | 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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  • ...ies. The original Bussaw was introduced in 1984 and voiced by Frank Welker in the Transformers television series. Some versions of the character are spel ...ro-serrated [[beak]], which can slice through most materials. He excelled in [[espionage]] due to his small animal form, and is far braver than the cowa
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  • ...Maximal who turns into a cheetah from the Beast Wars series, introduced in 1996. ...t_upgrades_in_beast_wars_hist.php |title=The 5 Best (and 5 Worst) Upgrades In Beast Wars History |author=T.J. Dietsch | date=November 14, 2011}}</ref>
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  • | voice = [[Blu Mankuma]] (animated series)<ref> Who's who in Black Canada two, Volume 2‎ - Page 237 </ref>, [[Martin Roach]] (video ga ...e [[Transformers]] series introduced in 1996. He was voiced by Blu Mankuma in the ''Beast Wars'' animated series. Several toys of Tigatron were rare excl
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  • ...e continued on to the 1999 ''[[Beast Machines]]'' sequel series and end up in the ''[[Transformers: Universe]]'' comics. A new version of Blackarachnia w |caption = Blackarachnia in the ''Beast Wars'' animated series
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  • ...ast Wars Predacon aerial attack specialist who turned into a giant wasp in 1996. ===Fictional biography===
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  • | caption = ''Generation 1'' Waverider in box ...s]] series. He is an Autobot Pretender navel warfare specialist introduced in 1988.
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  • ...ter]]s from the [[Transformers]] series. The first Overbite was introduced in 1988 as a member of the evil Seacons group who turned into a monster shark. ...vessels for the fun of it. He is virtually unbeatable in underwater combat in his shark alternate mode, which also possesses legs for land operation and
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  • ...[[Transformers]] series. This Megatron is a commander of the ''Predacons'' in the Transformers fiction. ...gatron II to distinguish him from the original character of the same name; in the Japanese ''[[Transformers: Robot Masters]]'' series, he was named Beast
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  • ...a Maximal front-line combat expert who turned a velociraptor introduced in 1996. The first character named Dinobot was introduced in 1996 as part of the ''Beast Wars'' series.
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  • ...hines]]'' toy line. The third Quickstrike was a minor supporting character in the ''Transformers: Energon'' series. ...er, and even talks in the typical gunslinger drawl with phrases like "what in tarnation!" and "giddy-up". He would be accidentally killed along with Infe
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  • ...[fictional character]] from the [[Transformers]] series. He was introduced in 2000 as a mutant Transformer who lacks a true humanoid robot mode, instead Poison Bite was released as part of the ''Beast Wars Mutants'' sub-line in 2000.
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  • ...uder is a minor villain in the ''Transformers Animated'' series introduced in 2008. The third Submarauder is the heroic mirror-universe counterpart of th ===Fictional biography===
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  • ...]] series. The original Airazor was introduced in 1997 as a main character in the [[Beast Wars]] television series, voiced by [[Pauline Newstone]]. All v |caption =Airazor in the ''Beast Wars'' animated series
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  • ...ased in 1990. Sky High is the first instance of two different Transformers characters sharing the same name. ...tender introduced in 1988 who turned into a helicopter. He is called Rotor in Italy.
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  • '''Overlord''' is the name of several [[fictional character]]s from the [[Transformers]] series. |caption =Overlord in ''Transformers: Zone''
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