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Alternate mode

**alternate mode** (commonly shortened to "**altmode**", "**alt mode**", or "**alt-mode**", also known as a "**trans-form**", "**transform**", "**changeform**", or "**alt-form**") is a term used to describe a Transformer's non-robot form, whether it be vehicle, animal, or otherwise. Various more specific terms are also sometimes used—vehicle mode ("**v. mode**"), gun mode, tank mode, etc.

Some Transformers don't have a humanoid form, so in those special cases, the altmode is perceived to be the mode which is more geared towards utility or disguise while their robot mode is the one geared more towards interaction with other Transformers. For example, for the G1 characters Laserbeak and Ravage, their animal forms are their primary mode, and the cassettes their alternate modes. Even Grand Slam and Raindance, who transform from cassettes to vehicles, would be thought of as having a cassette alternate mode, as their vehicle forms—while not humanoid or animalistic—are at least self-mobile.

Transformers with more than two modes are usually considered to have multiple altmodes. (Punch/Counterpunch, on the other hand, has one altmode and two robot modes.)

In the cartoon episode "The Killing Jar", the Quintesson scientist refers to the Quintesson guard's transformation as his alternate mode, the first such use of this term in the official fiction.

The earliest recorded use in the fandom of the shortened term "alt mode" is an alt.toys.transformers post from March 1994. From the context, it appears that the term was already understood by fans at that time, as the post's author does not explain what he means.
Absorbing man

The **Absorbing Man** (**Carl** "**Crusher**" **Creel**) is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by writer Stan Lee and write-artist Jack Kirby, the character first appeared in *Journey into Mystery* #114 (cover dated March 1965), in the Silver Age of Comic Books. Carl Creel has the power to absorb and become any material he touched. Originally a supervillain, in later years, he has reformed into more of an antihero.
Airachnid

Long ago, **Airachnid** was with the Decepticons, where her cruel, cold-sparked, murderous demeanor served her well. After the Great Exodus of Cybertron, however, she decided to go solo. These days, Airachnid spends her time engaging in her new hobby: collecting endangered species... well, parts of endangered species, mostly the heads. Now, if a species *isn't* endangered? Oh, they will be. She'll make *sure* of that, and she'll make sure it's a slow, painful process.

Less trustworthy than even Starscream, she is more than willing to kill her own men or leave her commanding officers behind if it means getting what she wants. The pain and trauma she had inflicted on Arcee, from said Autobot's torture to the brutal execution of her partner, have given them a vicious, bitter history, and both will stop at nothing to kill each other. She also has the ability to control Insecticons
Ben Grimm

**Benjamin Jacob** "**Ben**" **Grimm**, also known as **The Thing**, is a superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. He is a founding member of the Fantastic Four. The Thing was created by writer-editor Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby, and he first appeared in *The Fantastic Four* #1 (cover-dated Nov. 1961)

Known for his trademark rocky appearance, he has superhuman strength, a sense of humor, and the battle cry "It's clobberin' time!" Things catchphrase
Gas skunk

**Gas Skunk** is one of the Predacons under the command of Megatron who has come to Earth to rob it of energy and perform other evil deeds. He is most often seen with his fellow Pred stooges Dark Scream and Slapper. He's the smartest of the trio—and while that doesn't take much, he actually is pretty clever. A Special Operations man, he's a skilled inventor able to create new weapon technology when needed, and also has extensive knowledge of Cybertronian law and computer programming. But he's not as smart as he thinks he is: he tends to mangle large words he tries to use (and some not-so-large ones), and sometimes tends not to *think* about whatever he's doing beyond the very-short-term. Plus, he's a bully and a craven coward at heart, and as soon as he's up against a show of force, that aspect of his personality comes screaming to the forefront while he goes screaming to the rear of the battlefield.

Gas Skunk and his fellow stooges are also pretty good at shifting blame for the trio's failures onto their commander Sky-Byte...though he definitely shares Sky-Byte's hatred of the new Decepticon forces, who are a real threat to their jobs!

In battle, his bicep-mounted "Left Laser" blaster and serrated tail can do impressive damage. In both modes he can also cough up huge, billowing clouds of foul-smelling smoke that blind and disorient opponents and can corrode structures. Unfortunately for Gas Skunk and his fellow Predacon stooges, Railspike discovered that this gas is rather flammable.
Annihilus

**Annihilus** (/əˈnaɪ.ələs/) is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics, primarily as an adversary to the Fantastic Four. The character debuted in *Fantastic Four Annual* #6, which was published in November 1968. Annihilus was created by writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby, and was notably featured in the "Annihilation" event

Annihilus has at various times been the ruler of the Negative Zone, controlling its inhabitants via his powerful Cosmic Control Rod. He first encountered the Fantastic Four after Reed Richards discovered how to travel to the Negative Zone from Earth.Over the years he clashed with the Fantastic Four on many occasions, often with the group foiling his plans to invade Earth. He is often the partner of Blastaar, who started out as a rival to Annihilus' rule of the Negative Zone before becoming allies
Ark (G1)

The ***Ark*** is the name given to the Autobot spaceship that, in many universes, originally carried the Autobotand Decepticon armies to Earth.

The *Ark* is a *Vanguard*-class Deep Space Interceptor. It has five decks and houses a full crew complement of 300 Transformers (although it can be flown by only a handful if necessary). Its environment is fully automated and self-sufficient. For engines, it features 4 Hyperfuel Intake Accelerators.

It is armed with 16 particle-combustion cannons (port), 16 laser emitters (starboard), a primary starfield missile launcher, and an Overshock sonic battery.
Energon

**Energon** (sometimes spelled with a capital letter, sometimes not) is the preferred fuel of the Transformerrace. It takes many forms, including ore, crystal, gas, and raw energy, but it is most commonly used by Transformers in its liquid state, which is stored in many different mediums, most famously the energon cube. It is ubiquitous in Cybertronian culture; in addition to being the Transformers' primary "foodstuff", it also serves as the default power source for their machines and weapons, and is even used as a currency, a catch-all fuel of life, technology, war and commerce on Cybertron and beyond. This widespread use also comes in defiance of its extreme volatility: energon is prone to detonating explosively if mishandled, and is even used as ammunition in order to exploit this attribute.

True energon is an emanation of Primus, the creator-god of the Transformers, and is, in its most rarefied state, the basic building block of Transformers' bodies and sparks. A highly coveted substance, it is sometimes capable of inducing remarkable transformations in Cybertronians, reshaping and otherwise altering their bodies while imbuing great strength and other powers, either temporary or permanent depending on the duration or strength of exposure. True energon is, however, extremely rare: in most universal streams, the Transformers' long war has left Cybertron drained of all but the smallest fraction of the substance, and although it *has* been known to exist on a small sampling of other planets throughout the multiverse (usually Earth), its paucity leaves the Transformers usually subsisting on artificially-generated substitutes created from other local energy sources.
Johnny Assworth

Johnny Assworth is the founder of Assworth Towers, he wants to close the apartment complex down due to the murders at Room 40 and other issues to open a new building.

He plans to move to Baradur to open a new business, he planned to call it "Assworth Essentials".

His rewritten version is Jon Hamsworth.
Doctor Octopus

**Doctor Octopus** (**Dr. Otto Gunther Octavius**), also known as **Doc Ock** for short, is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character was created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko and first appeared in *The Amazing Spider-Man* #3 (July 1963). He is a highly intelligent, myopic, and somewhat stocky mad scientist who sports four strong and durable appendages resembling an octopus's tentacles, which extend from the back of his body and can be used for various purposes. After his mechanical harness became permanently fused to his body during a lab accident, he turned to a life of crime, and came into conflict with the superhero Spider-Man. He has endured as one of Spider-Man's most prominent villains, and is regarded as one of his three archenemies, alongside the Green Goblin and Venom. He is the founder and leader of the Sinister Six, the first supervillain team to oppose Spider-Man.

While usually portrayed as a supervillain, Doctor Octopus has also been occasionally depicted as a conflicted antihero and ally of Spider-Man. Following Spider-Man's death in the 2012 storyline "Dying Wish", which saw a dying Octavius swapping bodies with the hero and letting him die in his original body, Octavius was motivated to prove he could be a better Spider-Man. As such, he adopted the **Superior Spider-Man** alias, introduced in *Avenging Spider-Man* #15.1 following a cameo in *Daredevil* vol. 3 #21 (both December 2012). The Superior Spider-Man possesses all of the original Spider-Man's abilities, memories, and equipment, along with additional gadgets created by Octavius, though he often struggles to live up to his predecessor's legacy and seeks to turn his life around after being a villain for years. In 2013, Marvel launched a 45-issue *The Superior Spider-Man* comic book series focusing on the character's redemption and superhero career. The original Spider-Man has since been resurrected after the death of Otto Octavius. Following *Spider-Verse*, a copy of his consciousness became a villain, though a second volume of *The Superior Spider-Man* launched in 2018 saw the duplicate taking on the mantle before returning to the Doctor Octopus mantle as an antihero,
Energon-axe

The **energon-axe** (also **energon axe**) is an iconic weapon used by Optimus Prime whenever he needs a melee weapon. He retracts his hand, and an emitter for the energy axe projects the blade. Despite only using it when he and Megatron are fighting on a particular dam, it was a very memorable ability, so much so that later rereleases and redesigns of Prime's toy have actually included the axe as an accessory, either replacing or covering a hand
Dinoforce

Hailing from Chaar, the **Dinoforce** (恐竜戦隊 *Kyōryū Sentai*) has the combined brainpower of a melon. And not even a particularly bright melon. Looked down upon by the other Decepticons, most notably the Breastforce, they are often relegated to mere grunt work, made to haul stolen energon and other supplies around. Often seen as disposable, they're typically sent in first to do the unglamorous stuff while the higher-ranking Decepticons enact the *real* plan.

If you need a group to mindlessly break stuff, they're your bots. But their general sloth and simple-mindedness is a massive hindrance in any situation more complex than "smash stuff and steal energy", never mind their penchant for going off-plan even when they're not just outright bungling. In general they are only somewhat efficient in combat against Autobots, mainly beating foes by sheer numbers and relentless firepower, splitting from their semi-autonomous dinosaur shells to double their number. Team leader Goryu tries to keep them in order, but even a more competent commander would have a hard time with this crew.

And yet, despite the bickering and beatings, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more eager, tighter-knit group of soldiers in the Decepticon army. They stick up for each other and their commander through thick and thin, and put their all into every mission. You can't fault their enthusiasm

The Dinoforce consist of:

* Goryu (leader, *Tyrannosaurus rex* shell)
* Doryu (*Stegosaurus* shell)
* Gairyu (*Ankylosaurus* shell)
* Kakuryu (*Triceratops* shell)
* Rairyu (*Brontosaurus* shell)
* Yokuryu (*Pteranodon* shell)

If things get really hairy, the six robots can combine into the colossal Dinoking, whose monstrous strength is nothing to scoff at
Botanica

The Transformers have taken on myriad alternate modes over the years, but **Botanica** remains unique: she transforms into an ambulatory plant. She is competent and powerful, as well as a bit mystical, and has a strong connection to the planet and an affinity for growing things. A scientist first and foremost, she can be fastidious and fussy in her dedication to her work—sometimes to the point of overlooking the things that matter most.
Mar Mixwill

Mar Mixwill was the Crimate CEO of Mixwill Materials, a spice-mining company.

Mar and his guard

## Biography

Mar lived a long and successful life running his company and giving many throughout the galaxy meaningful employment. When hosting a celebration on Jovacno, however, Mar met his demise when he bravely volunteered to take on the attacking Dloven in his torpedo frigate, sacrificing himself to save the lives of the civilians on the planet.
Galactus

**Galactus** (/ɡəˈlæktəs/) is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Formerly a mortal man, he is a cosmic entity who consumes planets to sustain his life force, and serves a functional role in the upkeep of the primary Marvel continuity. He was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby and first appeared in *Fantastic Four* #48 (March 1966).
Autobot

The **Autobots** are usually featured as the main protagonists in the *Transformers* multimedia franchise, and are depicted in a collection of various toys, cartoons, films, graphic novels, and paperback books first introduced in 1984. The Autobots are living robots from the planet Cybertron who, like most Transformers, are each imbued with a unique "life force" known as a "spark." Led by Optimus Prime in most stories, the Autobots believe "freedom is the right of all sentient life" and are often engaged in a civil war with the Decepticons, a faction of transformers dedicated to military conquest and usually headed by Megatron.In a mirror universe portrayed in *Transformers: Shattered Glass*, the Autobots are villains opposed by the heroic Decepticons.

The transformation cog ("T-cog") and the living metal of each transformer's body allows them to change from their natural robotic body into an "alternate mode" based on something a form of technology or life form that they've observed and scanned. When first introduced, most Autobots transformed into cars, trucks and other road vehicles. Over time, Autobots have been introduced with alternate modes that include aircraft, weapons, robotic animals, or a variety of devices (such as music equipment or microscopes). In most *Transformers* media, the Autobots originally transform into alien-style vehicles and technology native to their home planet Cybertron, but they later adopt alternate forms based on human technology after journeying to Earth.

In the live action films series, as well as in the CGI-animated series *Transformers: Prime*, the title **Autobots** is explained to be the short version of the title "**Autonomous Robotic Organisms**." In Japan, the Autobots are called "**Cybertrons**" (サイバトロン, *Saibatoron*) but are referred to as Autobots (オートボット, *Ōtobotto*) in the film series *Transformers Animated*and *Transformers: Prime*. In Italy, they are called "**Autorobot.**" The Autobot insignia is also sometimes referred to as an "Autobrand", a term that first appeared in issue #14 of the Marvel Comics series. The descendants of the Autobots, the Maximals from *Transformers: Beast Wars*, are also known as Cybertrons in Japan.
Dracula(Castlevania)

**Dracula Vlad Țepeș** (ドラキュラ・ヴラド・ツェペシュ, *Dorakyura Vurado Tsepeshu*) or simply known as **Dracula** (ドラキュラ, *Dorakyura*), real name **Mathias Cronqvist**, is a fictional character from the *Castlevania* video game series. A vampire and a sorcerer, he is the main antagonist of the series and the final boss of almost every installment. He is the overall protagonist in the rebooted *Castlevania* trilogy *Lords of Shadow*—though he takes on his classical antagonistic role in the game *Mirror of Fate*—where his origin is heavily altered, as he is reimagined as being part of a holy order who eventually falls from grace and becomes the vampire Dracula, making him the king and ruler of darkness.
Cyclonus (G1)

We have met the cyclone and it is us.

Among the Decepticons, finding a genuinely loyal and competent second-in-command is a near impossibility. **Cyclonus** is the exception to that rule. Created by Unicron, Cyclonus is a being whose loyalty to Galvatron and the Decepticon cause is so intense as to exclude most other emotions and interests from his mind. He is dedicated to destruction in his leader's name.

He also has brains to back up that dedication, power to enforce Galvatron's will, and the initiative to form plans and get them done. Cyclonus could easily rule the Decepticons himself if he so desired, either as a power behind the throne or directly overthrowing his psychotic master. His responses to any suggestions that he do so? "All hail Galvatron!"

It's really amazing that he's so loyal, when one considers that he alternates with Ultra Magnus as Galvatron's personal punching bag
Donatello

Donatello is the "brains" of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, of which is comprised of his brothers Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael. He has a vast amount of knowledge for all things relating to science and technology. He is best known for his purple bandana and his trusty weapon, the bo staff. He is often considered to be second-in-command of the turtles, behind Leonardo. He loves to fix things and is always the one who tries to keep the turtles from fighting with each other.

In the classic TMNT arcade games, Donatello was often a favorite because of his "reach" advantage over the other turtles. With his bo staff, Donatello's attacks reached the furthest, although the damage he inflicted was also significantly weaker than then other turtles.
Fantastic Four

The **Fantastic Four** is a superhero team appearing in American comic bookspublished by Marvel Comics. style of production came into prominence.

The four characters traditionally associated with the Fantastic Four, who gained superpowers after exposure to cosmic raysduring a scientific mission to outer space, are: Mister Fantastic (Reed Richards), a scientific genius and the leader of the group, who can stretch his body into incredible lengths and shapes; the Invisible Woman(Susan "Sue" Storm-Richards), Reed's girlfriend and later wife, who can render herself invisible and project powerful invisible force fields and blasts; the Human Torch (Johnny Storm), Sue's younger brother, who can generate flames, surround himself with them and fly; and the monstrous Thing (Ben Grimm), their grumpy but benevolent friend, a former college football star, Reed's college roommate and a skilled pilot, who possesses tremendous superhuman strength, durability and endurance due to his stone-like flesh.

Since their 1961 introduction, the Fantastic Four has been portrayed as a somewhat dysfunctional, yet loving, family. Breaking convention with other comic archetypes, the members squabbled, held grudges both deep and petty, and eschewed anonymity or secret identities in favor of celebrity status. They are also well known for their recurring encounters with characters such as the villainous monarch Doctor Doom; the planet-devouring Galactus; the Kree Empire's ruthless and tyrannical enforcer Ronan the Accuser; the Negative Zone's ruler Annihilus; the sea-dwelling prince Namor; the spacefaring Silver Surfer; the Skrull warrior Kl'rt; and the Molecule Man.

The Fantastic Four have been adapted into other media, including several video games, animated series, and live-action films.
Alan-A-Dale

Alan-A-Dale is a rooster who narrates the story of Robin Hood in the movie of the same name, Robin Hood. He is one of close friends of soma cruz, swat kats, and megaman x.

## Trivia

He is the friend of optimus prime.
in the other series, While not directly related to Chanticleer, he is his ancestor as Chanticleer is the descendant of Alan-A-Dale.
Galvatron (BW)

When **Galvatron** (ガルバトロン *Garubatoron*), the self-proclaimed "new" Emperor of Destruction, deigns to storm the battlefield, the Maximals know to run in the other direction. His ambition is as boundless as it is terrifying; Galvatron is a villain perfectly willing to annihilate entire planets and harness the lifeforce of primeval gods simply as a means to an end. A juggernaut on the battlefield in either his drill tank or dragon modes, opposing forces have found that he's an enemy who cannot be destroyed, merely contained or temporarily waylaid. And yet, no matter how deeply his enemies bury him, no matter how sure they are that "he's gone for good"... Galvatron *always* comes back.

Galvatron has two primary weaknesses which interfere with his mission of total universal conquest. Firstly is his rather unstable personality which can be affected by the excessive intake of energy sources such as energon, oil and (especially) Angolmois Energy. Though Galvatron can convert such energies to vastly increase his power, the process renders him as much a danger to his troops as to the enemy, reducing him to little more than a rampaging behemoth. Secondly, he places a firm priority on the value of *family*, no matter how self-defeating that may be. Case in point is his younger brother Megastorm, who openly and relentlessly attempts to overthrow his elder sibling. Despite knowing full well of Megastorm's ambitions, Galvatron permits him to retain his high rank and close proximity simply out of a sense of familial loyalty
Deadpool

**Deadpool** is a characterappearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by Fabian Nicieza and Rob Liefeld, the character first appeared in *New Mutants* #98 (December 1990). In his comic book appearances, Deadpool is initially depicted as a supervillain of the New Mutants and X-Force, though later stories would portray him as an antihero. Deadpool is the alter ego of **Wade Wilson**, a disfigured Canadian mercenary with superhuman regenerativehealing abilities. He is known for his tendency to joke incessantly and break the fourth wall for humorous effect.
Blade (character)

**Blade** (birth name: **Eric Cross Brooks**; legal name: **Frank Blade**) is a fictional character appearing in American comic bookspublished by Marvel Comics. Created by writer Marv Wolfman and penciller Gene Colan, his first appearancewas in the comic book *The Tomb of Dracula* #10 (July 1973) as a supporting character, but later went on to star in his own storylines. Devoting his life to ridding the world of all vampires, Blade utilizes his unique physiology to become the perfect vampire hunter; while originally depicted as a human immune to vampire bites, Blade was retroactively established to be a dhampir
Cortana

Cortana is an Artificial Intelligence construct created by Dr. Catherine Halsey (The creator of the Spartan-IIs). She is the Master Chief's companion throughout most of the Halo series. Cortana is a "Smart AI" meaning she has the ability to learn and adapt, as opposed to a "dumb" AI, which has only one purpose- point defense of a cruiser, for example. However, due to their complexities, "Smart AI's" have an operational life of seven years, after which they literally think themselves to death. Cortana was created from a flash-clone of Dr. Halsey's brain, meaning she thinks similarly, and may share physical similarities with the Doctor when she was younger, including appearance and voice.
Anguirus

**Anguirus** (アンギラス *Angirasu*) is a giant *Ankylosaurus* kaiju who first appeared in the 1955Toho Godzilla film *Godzilla Raids Again*.

Anguirus was Godzilla's first-ever opponent, and battled him to the death in Osaka in *Godzilla Raids Again*. Anguirus was ultimately killed by Godzilla, but a second individual debuted in the film *Destroy All Monsters* in 1968. This Anguirus became a friend and ally to Godzilla, loyally fighting alongside him to fend off alien monsters such as King Ghidorah and Gigan. Anguirus' final appearance in the Showa series of films came in 1974's *Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla*, where he had his jaw broken by the alien machine Mechagodzilla, who was masquerading as Godzilla. Anguirus' next film appearance came 30 years later in *Godzilla Final Wars*, where he was a mind-controlled pawn of the Xiliens in their invasion of Earth. More recently, Anguirus has appeared as a skeletal carcass during the prologue of *GODZILLA: Planet of the Monsters* and as an enemy fought by Jet Jaguar in the anime series *Godzilla Singular Point*, along with numerous other appearances in video games and comic books. While not as popular as the likes of Rodan, Mothra or King Ghidorah, Anguirus has become a popular monster in his own right, and has earned a reputation as being both Godzilla's closest friend and as a tenacious fighter even when severely outmatched.
Ebirah

**Ebirah** (Japanese: エビラ, Hepburn: *Ebira*) is a kaiju film monster taking the form of an enormous monstrous lobster. The name *Ebirah* is a portmanteau of the Japanese word for "shrimp" or "lobster" (蝦, *ebi*) and the -ra ending often appended to the names of kaiju monsters, such as Mothra, Hedorah, Ghidorah, etc. and Godzilla himself (Jp: *Gojira*).

Ebirah first appeared in Toho's 1966 film *Ebirah, Horror of the Deep*. It is one of the two main antagonists of the film. Ebirah has also appeared in *All Monsters Attack* and *Godzilla: Final Wars*
Breastforce

The **Breastforce** (ブレストフォース *Buresutofōsu*, aka **Destrons** and **Chestmasters**) are Deathsaurus's elite troopers, comprising some of the most vile Decepticons imaginable, from murderous back-stabbers to incarcerated convicts, all hailing from the Death Zone. Deathsaurus himself is also a member of the subgroup, but the name is most often used to refer to the elite six-robot team that serves under him. The group derives their... *unusual* name from the Breast Animals they are partnered with, which transform from their eponymous breastplate armor into an autonomous robotic animal or hand-held blaster. Don't let the name fool you, the Breastforce are nothing to laugh at.
The core six members of the Breastforce are:

* Leozack, Deathsaurus's second-in-command and Grumman F-14D Tomcat fighter jet, partnered with Lionbreast.
* Drillhorn, the tunnelling machine, partnered with Hornbreast.
* Guyhawk, the MAPO MiG-29 "Fulcrum" fighter jet, partnered with Hawkbreast

* Hellbat, the Dassault Rafale fighter jet, partnered with Kōmoribreast.
* Jallguar, the Baja buggy, partnered with Jaguarbreast.
* Killbison, the Gepard anti-aircraft tank, partnered with Bisonbreast.

Other members include:

* Deathsaurus, Decepticon Emperor of Destruction and dragon/bird-monster, partnered with Tigerbreast and Eaglebreast
* Deathcobra, the Mi-24 "Hind" assault helicopter, partnered with Cobrabreast.

Leozack, Drillhorn, Guyhawk, Hellbat, Jallguar, and Killbison can combine to form the super-warrior Liokaiser. Deathcobra was also capable of combining with the team, but died before he got the chance
Bumblebee

**Bumblebee** is a fictional robot character appearing in the many continuities in the *Transformers*franchise. The character is a member of the Autobots, a group of sentient, self-configuring, modular extraterrestrial roboticlifeforms.

In the original line of toys and in the animated series, Bumblebee is a small yellow Volkswagen Beetle. In the live action movies, he has appeared as vehiclesinspired by the ChevroletAmerican muscle cars – with the live-action film versions being a yellow Camaro with black racing stripes. The original vehicle-mode design was based on a classic European Type 1 Volkswagen Beetle. The character is named after the **bumblebee**, a black-and-yellow striped insect which inspired his paint scheme. Bumblebee is a fan-favorite character and he appears in most of the series and later becomes the main protagonist in *Transformers: Robots in Disguise*, *Bumblebee*, and *Transformers: Cyberverse*. Bumblebee has also taken the form of a 1977 second generation Camaro, later appearing as fifth generation Camaro in the 2018 film, *Bumblebee*
Double punch

Highly aggressive and even more foul-mouthed, the only thing **Double Punch** loves more than a good act of violence is the planning that goes into the next one. This hulking brute was forged from the most durable metal alloys from the desert regions of Cybertron and has a specialty for desert combat... though he's pretty good at combat all-around, what with killing and destruction being his chief interests. If his gladiatorial matches end too quickly, he has been known to demolish parts of the arena and any unfortunate spectators around him. When employed as an assassin, Double Punch likes to lay low his targets in broad daylight, the better to spread public awareness of his skill.

He is cunning and cynical, taking both sides of any argument just to stir others up and advance his own position regardless of who wins.

Double Punch's only weakness is his arrogant battle-lust, which can get him into situations that are beyond even his power levels.
General Scales

General Scales is the leader of the Sharp Claw tribe in Star Fox Adventures. He is considered the primary antagonist of the game until near the ending, where it is revealed that Andross was behind all of the events of the game. General Scales used the Sharp Claw tribe to declare war against the other tribes of Sauria, and also destroyed the planet by removing the Spellstones.

General Scales also captured one of the Krazoa Spirits, and Fox McCloud had to face him in a one-on-one duel. After Fox defeated him, a voice revealed that Andross was behind the events of Star Fox Adventures. General Scales hinted that he would return in another Star Fox game, but he has yet to return
Electro (Marvel Comics)

**Electro** (**Maxwell** "**Max**" **Dillon**) (/ɪˈlɛktroʊ/) is a supervillain appearing in American comic bookspublished by Marvel Comics. Created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, he was introduced in *The Amazing Spider-Man* #9 (Feb. 1964) as an adversary to the superhero Spider-Man. Electro has since endured as one of the web-slinger's most prominent foes, though he has also come into conflict with other heroes, most notably Daredevil. He is a founding member of the Sinister Six, and the leader of the original incarnation of the Emissaries of Evil, the first supervillain teams to oppose Spider-Man and Daredevil, respectively.

In the original version of the story, Max Dillon was a lineman for an electric company who turned to a life of crime after being struck by lightning while working on a power line and becoming a living electric capacitor. Electro's superpowers revolve around controlling electricity, which he can absorb to "charge" himself and become more powerful, gaining additional abilities such as flight and enhanced physical attributes. Since his conception, the character has undergone several design changes, from his original green and yellow costume, to his modern look with blue skin and a bald head.

During the time that Max Dillon was dead between 2016 and 2021, a second Electro named **Francine Frye** was introduced
Blitzwing

other Decepticons don't care much for **Blitzwing**. Oh, they can respect that he's an absolute terror on the battlefield, using his triple-changing ability to maximum effect. Few things are more destructive and demoralizing to an enemy force than a *tank* landing on your front line at Mach 2. Blitzwing changes forms rapidly in battle to keep his opponents off-balance at all times. And through it all, he's laughing like a madman, because frag it, it's just *funny* to him.

What makes him such a pain to his teammates is that Blitzwing's sense of humor rivals even Skywarp's for brainless thuggery. He's an unlikable, blustering, loudmouthed jerk to everyone. The Decepticons as a group may be an unpleasant bunch, but Blitzwing takes the cake, platter, and tablecloth, and has ground the table underfoot.
Barricade

**Barricade** (aka **N.B.E. 04**[*citation needed*]) is apparently a complicated robot. He's considered "fractious" even by Decepticon standards, yet is willing to give Starscream the benefit of the doubt and follow where he leads, at least for the time being. Though not totally dedicated to the service of the Decepticons' current leader, he is much more cautious and reserved about expressing mutinous dissent than say *most*.

Barricade believes that Starscream is vital in their search for Megatron and the AllSpark, making him Starscream's closest ally in the naturally combative Decepticon ranks. Then again, it's been said that he likes to trick people into trusting him, just so he can see their reactions when they find out just how much of a bad idea it was. As such, he has disguised himself as an Earth police car in an attempt to fool the humans around him.

If his attitude toward his fellow Decepticons is inconsistent, his attitude toward the Autobots is not: kill them all. Barricade might not be as large as most of his peers, but he is every bit as deadly. He thoroughly relishes every chance in fighting the Autobots. He's smart enough to let one live, if he thinks he or the Decepticons can use it to their advantage. But most of the time, they're dead before someone's even thought of a plan.

The most frustrating part about Barricade is that he always manages to come back no matter how many times he has been brought down. Barricade also tends to often have a rivalry with the Autobot scout, Bumblebee.
Blackarachnia (BW)

Black Arachnia was originally a predacon , but was later turned into a maximal, falling in love with silver bolt. Is she in Silverbolt became a power couple, but was captured and brainwashed by Megatron, turning him into jet storm. However, he was freed in beast machines, but the tour reunited. Her beast mode is a black widow spider.

## alternate versions

The alternate version of her in the animated continuity is a composite character who is across between her and Optimus prime’s girlfriend, elita one
Elephorca

**Elphaorpha** (エルファオルファ *Erufaorufa*, aka **Elephorca**) is a brutal Blentron "Destruction Ninja" proud of his magnificent tusks. See, his two "Killer Tusks" can penetrate the thickest of armor, even the mighty Big Convoy's chest. But that's not all, as he can expel a deadly, all-corrosive acid solution in two ways—when angered, Elphaorpha can spew the "Melt Bath" from his mouth, and his Killer Shooter water gun can discharge the same acid for more precise targeting. Elphaorpha also serves a key purpose for the Blentrons—with a mighty swing of his fists, Elphaorpha can shatter space to create wormholes, allowing him and his comrades to travel throughout the universe in an instant.

Sometimes there are a lot of him.
Fin fang foom

**Fin Fang Foom** is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character has been depicted as an extraterrestrial creature resembling a dragon. The character first appeared in *Strange Tales* #89 (cover-dated Oct. 1961), and was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Later, the character becomes part of the superhero Iron Man's rogues gallery.
Blendtrons

The **Blentrons** (ブレントロン *Burentoron*) are freakish Transformers devoted to the evil Unicron. They are ridiculously powerful, able to take down the likes of Big Convoy or Magmatron with little effort, and shrug off or regenerate immediately from nearly any damage.

The Blentrons consist of:

* Elphaorpha, the elephant/killer whale serving as brute force and the team's galactic transport due to his ability to *literally punch a hole through space*.
* Latolata, the lionfish/hornet whose brutality surpasses even that of his teammates. He often serves as de facto team leader, insofar as the Blentrons even have one.
* Drancron, the lizard/dragonfly assassin capable of slicing opponents to shreds with little effort.

Another known group consists of:

* Air Hammer
* Buzzclaw
* Noctorro
* Terragator
Ashram

**Ashram** (アシュラム, *Ashuramu*), known as the "Black Knight", is a highly skilled warrior and the former retainer and right-hand aide of Emperor Beld. He served Beld during the conquest of Marmo and during the War of Heroes, and was sent in the front to deal with any possible resistance.

After the death of Emperor Beld, Ashram assumed ultimate leadership of the forces of Marmo.

Following the events of Lodoss, Ashram led his forces to the island of Crystania and made a pact with the evil animal god Barbas to allow his forces to enter the sealed island. Ashram finally met his end when he was released from the Barbas pact by Pirotess and Redon
Backstop

A wise elder of Animatron, the Jungle Planet, **Backstop** sought enlightenment beyond the boundaries of his world. But when he returned, he found himself focused not on the things he'd learned offworld, but on the strife of his people. Thus, he attempted to teach a new generation of Transformers what he learned and the ways of peace, only to see his brightest pupil, Scourge, succumb to the evils of tyranny
Colada

**Colada** (コラーダ *Korāda*, aka **Cohrada** and **Corahda**) is perhaps the most problematic of the new Maximal recruits serving under Big Convoy. This arrogant snake ‘bot scoffs at his teammates at every turn, viewing them as lesser, and impediments to his own skill. Unlike Break, who also goes through bouts of arrogance, Colada loathes to work as a team, and chafes under rules. He often lets out his frustration with having to follow regulations on the Maximal Sub-Commander Longrack, who he teases endlessly. Though the other trainees wish they could do something about the smug serpent, the problem is that Colada actually *does* have prowess on the battlefield. With his shockwave creating whip, ever sharp Hand Vute, and mastery of desert climates, he has certainly earned his role of Ground Trooper. Hopefully someday, Big Convoy can temper Colada’s crippling egotism in order to transform him into both an effective warrior, *and* a good teammate
Brauner

Brauner is the primaryantagonist in Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin. He has used magic spells to take control of Dracula's power, channelling the suffering caused by WWII through paintings that will make him invincible unless Charlotte Aulin and Jonathan Morris explore them to break the spells from within.
Carol Danvers

**Carol Susan Jane Danvers**is a character appearing in American comic bookspublished by Marvel Comics. Created by writer Roy Thomas and artist Gene Colan, the character first appeared as an officer in the United States Air Force and a colleague of the Kreesuperhero Mar-Vell in *Marvel Super-Heroes* #13 (March 1968). Danvers later became the first incarnation of **Ms. Marvel** in *Ms. Marvel*#1 (cover-dated January 1977) after her DNA was fused with Mar-Vell's during an explosion, giving her superhuman powers. Debuting in the Silver Age of comics, the character was featured in a self-titled series in the late 1970s before becoming associated with the superhero teams the Avengers and the X-Men. The character has also been known as **Binary**, **Warbird**, and **Captain Marvel** at various points in her history.

Carol Danvers has been described as one of Marvel's most notable and powerful female heroes, being labeled as a symbol of female empowerment.

Since her original introduction in comics, the character has been featured in various other Marvel-licensed products, including video games, animatedtelevision series, and merchandise such as trading cards. Brie Larson portrays Carol Danvers in the live-action Marvel Cinematic Universe films *Captain Marvel*, *Avengers: Endgame*(both 2019), and *Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings* (2021), and will reprise her role in *The Marvels*(2023). Mckenna Graceportrayed a young Carol in *Captain Marvel*. Alexandra Daniels voices alternate reality versions of the character in the Disney+animated series *What If...?*(2021).
Peter Sam and Proteus

## Peter Sam and Proteus

### Director

Henry's Horror Forest

Peter Sam and Proteus is the 3rd episode of Season 2

## Characters:

* Skarloey
* Rheneas
* Sir Handel
* Peter Sam
* Rusty
* Duncan
* Fred
* Luke
* Stanley (Narrow)
* Smudger
* Andreas
* Atlas
* Bertram
* Mr. Percival
* Proteus

## Cast:

* Shawey- Narrator
* Dueling Express- Skarloey, Sir Handel
* Cadence&AuntArcticFan62- Rheneas
* Trainz Studios- Peter Sam
* Sodor Brony- Rusty, Bertram
* DarthWill3- Duncan
* SudrianSteamers- Atlas
* Zac's Railways- Luke
* PieceOfJay VA- Smudger
* 4449 Boi- Stanley
* Gresley A3 Studios 2006- Andreas
* Jonathan Asiamah-Mr. Percival
* RichardHunslet1963- Fred
Captain America

**Captain America** is a superhero created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby who appears in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character first appeared in *Captain America Comics* #1, published on December 20, 1940 by Timely Comics, a corporate predecessor to Marvel. Captain America's civilian identity is **Steve Rogers**, a frail man enhanced to the peak of human physical perfection by an experimental "super-soldierserum" after joining the United States Army to aid the country's efforts in World War II. Equipped with an American flag-inspired costume and a virtually indestructible shield, Captain America and his sidekickBucky Barnes clashed frequently with the villainous Red Skull and other members of the Axis powers. In the final days of the war, an accident left Captain America frozen in a state of suspended animation until he was revived in modern times. He resumes his exploits as a costumed hero and becomes leader of the superhero team the Avengers, but frequently struggles as a "man out of time" to adjust to the new era.

The character quickly emerged as Timely's most popular and commercially successful wartime creation upon his original publication, though the popularity of superheroes declined in the post-war period and *Captain America Comics*was discontinued in 1950. The character saw a short-lived revival in 1953 before returning to comics in 1964, and has since remained in continuous publication. Captain America's creation as an explicitly anti-Nazi figure was a deliberately political undertaking: Simon and Kirby were stridently opposed to the actions of Nazi Germany and supporters of U.S. intervention in World War II, with Simon conceiving of the character specifically in response to the American non-interventionism movement. Political messages have subsequently remained a defining feature of Captain America stories, with writers regularly using the character to comment on the state of American society and government.

Having appeared in more than ten thousand stories in more than five thousand media formats, Captain America is one of the most popular and recognized Marvel Comics characters, and has been described as an icon of American popular culture. Though Captain America was not the first United States-themed superhero, he would become the most popular and enduring of the many patriotic American superheroes created during World War II. Captain America was the first Marvel character to appear in a medium outside of comic books, in the 1944 serial film *Captain America*; the character has subsequently appeared in a variety of films and other media, including the Marvel Cinematic Universe, where he is portrayed by actor Chris Evans.
Darksyde (BW)

The ***Darksyde*** (also ***Darkside*** or ***Dark Side***) is the name of the Predacon vessel that Megatron's troops "borrowed" to get to Earth after he stole the Golden Disk. Terrorsaur named her, though Waspinator wanted to call her the "*Buzzerbot*". Megatron didn't care either way. After it crashed on prehistoric Earth, the Predacon Inferno preferred to call the ship "the **Colony**", though just about everyone else referred to it as the **Predacon base**.

Among the ship's features is an onboard computer.
Dinobot (Beast Wars)

**Dinobot** is a Predacon ruled by his sense of honor. He lives to die gloriously in battle. When he aided Megatron in the theft of the Golden Disk, Dinobot believed he was in the pursuit of endless glory. But when he and his Predacon peers crashed on what seemed to be the wrong planet alongside a Maximalexploration vessel, he rebelled against Megatron and joined the Maximal team. It would be an uneasy alliance, fraught with turns of loyalty and turns of Shakespeareanphrase. But it also led to strong friendships and even the salvation of all humanity.

As befits a warrior of his stature, Dinobot is skilled in all forms of combat. He wields a spinning sword and a rotating blade as his preferred tools in battle, but, ever pragmatic in matters of violence, he has been known to use ranged weapons, such as his laser eye-beams or a simple handheld gun. He has threatened to use any and all of these on Rattrap, with whom he has an intense rivalry. Deep down, he may respect the rodent, but he'll die before he'll admit to
Blackjack (G1)

**Blackjack** leads the rambunctious Sports Car Patrol not by being the strongest, but by being the cleverest. He always has a plan to extract his hide from a sticky situation... oh, and his teammates too, time permitting. He calculates the odds before going in and always has an ace up his sleeve just in case
Air Hammer (BW)

**Air Hammer** is all about speed. As at home in water as in the air he's just about the fastest creature you'll find in either realm. Combine that with the eyesight of a hawk and you've got a recon specialist without peer. Personally, however, the first impression to strike an observer would likely be one of stillness. He is a robot of few words and few unnecessary expressions or even movements, always watching and thinking but never showing what's inside, at least not until he acts quickly and decisively on it. He's not unfriendly, really, but his quiet, overly thoughtful and taciturn nature can give others that impression. Still, his actions in combat have made him quite popular with his Maximal comrades
Cheetor

young Maximal full to bursting with energy and exuberance, **Cheetor** is always ready to leap into action at a moment's notice. And, much to his colleagues' chagrin, he often does so without a moment's consideration or forethought. Nobody can fault his motives, just his methods. Sure, he's got a bit of cocky edge to him... after all, he is the fastest Maximal on four legs (and he knows it), making him an excellent advance scout and capable of running rings around opponents. And yeah, his enthusiasm often gets the better of him, and he doesn't seem to have much in the way of volume control. And he doesn't exactly handle people thinking he *can't* handle a job the best he could. But he's a kid with a good spark who just wants to do right. He just needs some guidance and experience... and a lot of luck, because this cat gets into a *lot* of scrapes.

Thankfully, Optimus Primal, himself something of a young firebrand, keeps a steady eye on the young Maximal and tries to guide him, and in turn Cheetor affectionately calls him "Big Bot". And a friendship with his fellow "big cat" Tigatron is also helping the spotted speedster learn a little patience