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War for Cybertron: Siege (franchise)

***War for Cybertron: Siege*** is a 2019 multimedia branding used by Hasbro, encompassing *Transformers* toys and other merchandise.

As the first installment in the *War for Cybertron Trilogy*, *Siege* precedes *Earthrise* and one other as-yet-unnamed subline.

## Toys

*Main article:* War for Cybertron: Siege (toyline)
Following the conclusion of the *Generations* toyline's *Power of the Primes* subline imprint, it was refreshed with *War for Cybertron: Siege* branding. This new subline features a line-wide gimmick: weaponry. Deluxe and Voyager Class figures each come with at least two weapons that can combine and be placed into any C.O.M.B.A.T. System posts, 5 mm posts littered all over their bodies. Another line-wide feature is the use ob battle-damaged paintjobs to fit with the "war" aspect. Replacing the Prime Masters from the last toyline are "Battle Masters", small Targetmaster-type figures that can combine with other weapons and figures. They include additional effect pieces, called "Fire Blasts", that can be placed onto other weapons included with other size classes, as well as hardpoints on the figures themselves to simulate being "shot". Replacing Legends Class figures is the Micromaster size class, each toy consisting of a pair of figures that can combine together to become a weapon for larger figures to equip in addition to their normal robot and vehicle modes.

In promotion for the Netflix series *Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy*, several *Siege* toys saw redecoes and retools in the *War for Cybertron* Trilogy toyline in 2020.

## Cartoon

*Main article: Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)*
Releasing on Netflix in July 2020, the six-episode first season of the *War for Cybertron Trilogy* animated series is based on the *Siege* storyline.

## Notes

* When the toyline was announced at San Diego Comic-Con 2018, Hasbro distributed 2 posters with blacklight-revealable messages.
	+ *"LIGHT THE DARKEST HOUR"*
	+ *"ACTIVATE OPERATION COUNTERSTRIKE"*
	+ *"AUTOBOTS THE HOUR IS UPON US"*
	+ *"SEEK THE STRATEGIST"*
* While not branded as part of the *War for Cybertron Trilogy*, the IDW *Transformers* comic series that commenced in 2019 extensively uses contemporary toy designs; consequently, numerous main characters appear in *Siege* toy designs.

Categories:

* Franchises
* Generation 1 franchises
* War for Cybertron: Siege
Combiner Wars (franchise)

***Combiner Wars*** is a 2015-2016 multimedia branding used by Hasbro, encompassing *Transformers* toys, comics, and other merchandise. As the name suggests, it focuses on combiners, specifically the Scramble City-style combiner teams from Generation 1.

As the first installment in the *Prime Wars Trilogy*, *Combiner Wars* precedes the *Titans Return* and *Power of the Primes* sublines.

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* 1 Toys
* 2 Comic
* 3 Cartoon
* 4 Notes

## Toys

*Main article: Combiner Wars (toyline)*
Following the conclusion of the *Generations* toyline's *Thrilling 30* subline imprint, it was refreshed with *Combiner Wars* branding. This new subline ushered in a new, unified play pattern whereby a Voyager Class toy and any four Deluxe Class figures can form a combiner robot. Furthermore, some Legends Class toys can form accessories for the combined figures, such as armor and weapons. They are *not* compatible with *Fall of Cybertron* Bruticus and his retool—nor any other previous combiners, for that matter—as the *Combiner Wars* figures feature a larger peg system, and the pegs being located on the limbs instead of the torso.

Takara's iteration of this toyline is titled *Unite Warriors*. It is noted for featuring the combiner teams with their classic members in more cartoon-accurate color schemes and sometimes entirely different molds. Template:Clear

## Comic

*Main article: Combiner Wars (comic)*
Like "Dark Cybertron" and the *Thrilling 30* toyline, IDW Publishing produced an "event" storyline tying into *Combiner Wars*, which was similarly packed in with Deluxe Class figures. Additionally, several older stories focusing on combiners were retroactively labelled as *Combiner Wars* issues for toy pack-ins.

## Cartoon

*Main article: Transformers: Combiner Wars (cartoon)*
The last major tie-in for the line, a 3D-animated web series for *Combiner Wars* was produced by Machinima, spotlighting the line's toys and taking inspiration from the IDW Generation 1 setting. Marketed as specifically as a series for adult fans, it was released through the go90 platform between August and September 2016, and ran for eight episodes. Two sequel series were later produced.

## Notes

* While not directly tying in to any specific fiction, *Transformers: Devastation* was treated as a prequel to *Combiner Wars* in the game's marketing material.

Categories:

* Combiner Wars
* Franchises
* Generation 1 franchises
Transformers: Return of Convoy (franchise)

***Return of Convoy*** (トランスフォーマーリターン・オブ・コンボイ) was the fifth Japanese-exclusive *Transformers* franchise, released in 1991 and following on from *Transformers: Zone* in 1990.

The franchise featured the following three components:

* A toyline
* *The Battlestars* manga special.
* A series of story pages.

It is notable that this franchise was the first Japanese series not to have any corresponding animation. Neither would the next franchise, *Operation Combination*.

## Story

*Return of Convoy* continued the storyline of the animated continuity, picking up where *Zone* left off, but was never actually *animated*. Instead, the story was told through a single issue of manga and story pages.

The *Return of Convoy* storyline revolved around the return of Optimus Prime as Star Convoy and his battle against Dark Nova and the resurrected Super Megatron.

Categories:

* Generation 1 franchises
* Japanese franchises
* Return of Convoy
1993

The year **1993** (MCMXCIII) is the tenth year of the Transformers brand.

*For further information, see: Transformers timeline*

Contents
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* 1 Events
	+ 1.1 Births
* 2 Media
	+ 2.1 Television
* 3 Print
	+ 3.1 Comics
		- 3.1.1 Marvel Comics
	+ 3.2 Books
		- 3.2.1 Honey Bear Books
			* 3.2.1.1 Coloring books
			* 3.2.1.2 Flip'n'Fun Activity Pads
			* 3.2.1.3 Misc
* 4 Games
* 5 Collections
	+ 5.1 Home Video
		- 5.1.1 Abbey Video (UK)
	+ 5.2 Comics
		- 5.2.1 Marvel UK Collected Comics
* 6 Merchandise
* 7 Toys
	+ 7.1 U.S.
		- 7.1.1 Autobots
		- 7.1.2 Decepticons
	+ 7.2 Europe
		- 7.2.1 Autobots
		- 7.2.2 Decepticons

#### Marvel Comics

* *G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero* (issues 138–142, crossover with the Transformers to lead into *Generation 2*)
* *Transformers: Generation 2* (issues 0–4, 12 issues)

### Books

#### Honey Bear Books

##### Coloring books

* *Autobots' Advantage*
* *Decepticon Danger*
* *Dinobots vs. Constructicons*
* *Search and Rescue Mission*

##### Flip'n'Fun Activity Pads

* *Autobots on Patrol*
* *Decepticon Madness*

##### Misc

* *Autobot Warriors Activity Book*
* *Decepticon Destruction Puzzles and Mazes*

## Collections

### Home Video

#### Abbey Video (UK)

**VHS**

* *The Biggest Ever Saturday Morning Picture Show*
* *The Biggest Ever Saturday Morning Heroes*

### Comics

#### Marvel UK Collected Comics

* Easter Special 1993
* Holiday Special 1993
* Winter Special 1993

## Toys

### U.S.

#### Autobots

* Beachcomber
* Bumblebee
* Drench
* Gobots
* Grimlock (blue)
* Grimlock (silver)
* Grimlock (turquoise)
* Hubcap
* Inferno
* Jazz
* Optimus Prime
* Rapido
* Seaspray
* Sideswipe
* Slag (green)
* Slag (silver)
* Slag (red)
* Skram
* Snarl (green)
* Snarl (silver)
* Snarl (red)
* Turbofire
* Windbreaker

#### Decepticons

* Afterburner
* Bonecrusher
* Deluge
* Eagle Eye
* Hook
* Jetstorm
* Long Haul
* Megatron
* Mixmaster
* Ramjet
* Scavenger
* Scrapper
* Starscream
* Terradive
* Windrazor

### Europe

These are toys which have been confirmed as being released in at least one country in Europe in 1993. For more details regarding releases in specific European countries, see The Transformers (European toyline).

#### Autobots

* Aquafend
* Deftwing
* Deluge
* Hotrider
* Ironfist
* Jetstorm
* Pyro
* Rapido
* Skram
* Speedstream
* Zap

#### Decepticons

* Aquablast
* Calcar
* Clench
* Drench
* Fearswoop
* Hawk
* Hydradread
* Rage
* Snipe
* Terradive
* Tornado

Category:

* Real-world events by year
Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010 (franchise)

**Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010** (戦え!超ロボット生命体 トランスフォーマー 2010 *Tatakae! Chō Robotto Seimeitai Transformers 2010*) is the title given to the 1986 *Transformers* line in Japan. It was a simultaneous Japanese release of Hasbro's own 1986 product line, and was the first instance of what would become Takara's standard method of operation—the annual rebranding of the franchise with a new sub-title. It accompanied the fictional shift of the animated series from the present day to the 21st century, but while the original American version of the series took place over 2005/06, the Japanese version advanced the setting to 2010, hence the line's new name.

The franchise consists of:

* Toys released under the original *Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers* branding, consisting mostly of the toys released by Hasbro that year, except for Sky Lynx.
* A cartoon, consisting of all thirty episodes from the third season of the *Generation 1* animated series, plus two newly created clip shows.
* Two manga published in TV Magazine: *The Story of Super Robot Lifeforms: The Transformers* and its follow up, *The Great Transformer War*.
* A series of story pages which ran alongside the manga and provided prose adventures with two-page magazine spreads.

Following this, a period of much greater differentiation between Takara and Hasbro's Transformers lines set in when the series was rebranded as *The Headmasters* in 1987.

Categories:

* Generation 1 franchises
* Japanese franchises
1991

The year **1991** (MCMXCI) is the eighth year of the Transformers brand.

*For further information, see: Transformers timeline*

Contents
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* 1 Events
	+ 1.1 Non-fiction
		- 1.1.1 Births
* 2 Media
* 3 Print
	+ 3.1 Comics
		- 3.1.1 Marvel Comics
		- 3.1.2 Marvel UK
		- 3.1.3 TV Magazine
			* 3.1.3.1 Manga
			* 3.1.3.2 Story Pages
* 4 Collections
	+ 4.1 Home Video
		- 4.1.1 Avid Home Entertainment
		- 4.1.2 Entertainment UK
		- 4.1.3 Abbey Video (UK)
		- 4.1.4 Video Gems
	+ 4.2 Comics
		- 4.2.1 Marvel UK Collected Comics
* 5 Merchandise
* 6 Toys
	+ 6.1 Japan
		- 6.1.1 Cybertrons
	+ 6.2 Europe
		- 6.2.1 Autobots
		- 6.2.2 Decepticons

## Media

N/A

* *The Transformers: The Movie*

* *Transformers* — 1: The Revenge of Bruticus / 2: Dinobot Island (Parts 1 and 2)

#### Abbey Video (UK)

**VHS**

* *Transformers* — Headmasters / The Return of Optimus Prime / Cosmic Rust
* *Transformers* — Starscream's Ghost / Fight or Flee
* *Transformers* — Thief in the Night / Surprise Party

#### Video Gems

**VHS**

* *The Transformers* — Arrival from Cybertron
* *The Transformers* — The Key to Vector Sigma & War Dawn

### Comics

#### Marvel UK Collected Comics

* 18 — Holiday Special 1991
* 19 — Winter Special 1991

## Toys

### Japan

#### Cybertrons

* Big Truck Team
* Battle Patrol Team
* Crane Cannon W Team
* Dump Shovel W Team
* Fire Tanker W Team
* Grandus w/ Spinner
* Hot Rod Team
* Jet Tank W Team
* Military Team
* Radar Hover W Team
* Rescue Patrol Team
* Shuttle Rocket W Team
* Sixliner (giftset)
* Sky Garry w/ Shotbomber
* Star Convoy w/ Hot Rodimus(Micromaster)
* Super Car Patrol Team

### Europe

These are toys which have been confirmed as being released in at least one country in Europe in 1991. For more details regarding releases in specific European countries, see The Transformers (European toyline).

#### Autobots

* Blades (Classics)
* Chase (Classics)
* Circuit w/ Supersonic Racing Car
* Defensor (giftset)
* First Aid (Classics)
* Flame
* Freeway (Classics)
* Goldbug (Classics)
* Grimlock (Classics)
* Gripper
* Groove (Classics)
* Hot Spot (Classics)
* Lightspeed (Motorvator)
* Omega Spreem
* Optimus Prime (Classics)
* Powerflash w/ Road Rocket
* Rollbar (Classics)
* Rumbler w/ 4WD All-Terrain Vehicle
* Sandstorm (Classics)
* Sideswipe (Action Master) w/ Vanguard
* Sideswipe (Classics)
* Searchlight (Classics)
* Sludge (Classics)
* Snarl (Classics)
* Springer (Classics)
* Streetwise (Classics)
* Tracks (Action Master) w/ Basher
* Tracks (Classics)
* Wideload (Classics)
* Windmill

#### Decepticons

* Astrotrain (Classics)
* Bombshell (Action Master) w/ Needler
* Blast Off (Classics)
* Brawl (Classics)
* Charger w/ Fire Beast
* Double Punch
* Devastator (giftset)
* Octane (Classics)
* Onslaught (Classics)
* Overlord
* Slicer w/ 4WD Assault Vehicle
* Swindle (Classics)
* Take-Off w/ Screech
* Thundercracker (Action Master) w/ Solo Mission Jet Plane
* Turbo Master
* Vortex (Classics)

Category:

* Real-world events by year
Transformers: Cyberverse (franchise)

***Transformers: Cyberverse*** is a franchise that launched in 2018. It collects large amounts of lore from multiple continuities, not unlike the Aligned continuity family, and blends them into a new story inspired by classic Generation 1 lore, utilizing Evergreen character designs.

The *Cyberverse* franchise consists of:

* toyline
* cartoon

**You left a piece out!**

Categories:

* Stub
* Franchises
* Cyberverse (2018)
Ironhide (disambiguation)

You don't get named **Ironhide** without being one tough customer.

Contents
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* 1 Major Ironhides
* 2 Full list of Ironhides
* 3 Media with "Ironhide" in the title
* 4 Not to be confused with...

## Major Ironhides

"Generation 1" Ironhide

*Marvel* • *Cartoon* • *IDW (2005)* • *Toys*

*Robots in Disguise* (2001) Ironhide

*Energon* Ironhide

"Movie series" Ironhide

*Toys*

## Full list of Ironhides

* **1984** — Ironhide the old Autobot (and later Maximal) security officer from Generation 1.
	+ For this character in the Marvel Comics continuity, see Ironhide (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity.
	+ For this character in the Generation 1 cartoon continuity, see Ironhide (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity.
	+ For this character in the 2005 IDW continuity, see Ironhide (G1)/2005 IDW continuity.
	+ For toys of this character, see Ironhide (G1)/toys.
* **1995** — Ironhide, a "second generation" clone of Generation 1 Ironhide.
* **2000** — Ironhide the Autobot Spy Changer pickup truck from the 2001 *Robots in Disguise* franchise.
* **2002** — Ironhide, the Japanese name for Demolishor (in his first body) from the Unicron Trilogy.
* **2003** — Ironhide the desert buggy Mini-Con partner to Terrorsaur from *Armada*.
* **2004** — Ironhide the Autobot off-road truck from *Energon*.
* **2007** — Ironhide the Autobot GMC Topkick pickup truck from the live-action film series.
	+ For toys of this character, see Ironhide (Movie)/toys.
* **2008** — Ironhide the Autobot from *Animated*.
* **2009** — Ironhide the evil Autobot from *Shattered Glass*.
* **2010** — Ironhide, the Japanese name for Bulkhead from *Animated*.
* **2010** — Ironhide, the Autobot truck in the Aligned continuity family.
* **2012** — Ironhide, the name of multiple Autobots from *Kre-O*.
* **2017** — "Maximal Ironhide", the brainwashed Maximal from the 2005 IDW continuity.

## Media with "Ironhide" in the title

* **2010** — *The Transformers: Ironhide*, an IDW Publishing mini-series starring 2005 IDW continuity Ironhide.

## Not to be confused with...

* Ironfist
* Iron Lift, the Autobot Micromaster Sixbuilder from *Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Operation Combination*.
* Leatherhide or Leatherhide
* Ironside, the Autobot Mini-Con tank from 2010 Transformers toyline.
* Transformers named "Armorhide".

Category:

* Disambiguation pages
Transformers: Zone (franchise)

***Transformers: Zone*** (トランスフォーマーZ) is a Japanese *Transformers* franchise from 1990. The waning popularity of Transformers became evident with the advent of the Zone franchise, which received very little of the traditional media support.

The *Zone* franchise featured the following primary components:

* Toys released under the original *Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers* branding
* A one-episode OVA
* One chapter of manga telling the same story as the OVA
* A series of story pages published in TV Magazine

## **You left a piece out!**

Categories:

* Stub
* Generation 1 franchises
* Japanese franchises
* Zone
War for Cybertron (disambiguation)

The name **War for Cybertron** has been applied to several *Transformers* concepts:

* **2010** — *Transformers: War for Cybertron*, a 2010 Aligned franchise.
	+ *Transformers: War for Cybertron*, the video game.
	+ *Transformers: War for Cybertron*, the one-shot comic issue.
	+ The Great War, also called the "War for Cybertron".
* **2018** — *War for Cybertron Trilogy*, a Generation 1 branding used by Hasbro.
	+ *War for Cybertron Trilogy*, the toyline.
* **2018** — *War for Cybertron: Siege*, a 2018 franchise and the first part of the *War for Cybertron Trilogy*.
	+ *War for Cybertron: Siege*, the toyline.
* **2019** — *War for Cybertron: Earthrise*, a 2020 franchise and the second part of the *War for Cybertron Trilogy*.
	+ *War for Cybertron: Earthrise*, the toyline.
* **2020** — *Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy*, a cartoon based on the franchise.
	+ *Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy*, the toyline based on the cartoon.

Category:

* Disambiguation pages
Hot Rod (disambiguation)

Bots named **Hot Rod** live up to the name... cocky, brash and ready to roll out at a moment's notice.

Many of them eventually take the name **Rodimus**, sometimes **Rodimus Prime**.

Contents
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* 1 Major Hot Rods
* 2 Full list of Hot Rods
* 3 Media with "Hot Rod" in the title
* 4 See also
* 5 Not to be confused with...

## Major Hot Rods

* Hot Rod (G1) ----*Marvel • Cartoon • IDW (2005) • Toys*
* Hot Rod (DOTM)
* Hot Rod (Cyberverse)

## Full list of Hot Rods

* **1986** — **Hot Rod**, aka "Rodimus", aka "Rodimus Prime", aka "Rodimus Major", the Autobot from Generation 1.
	+ For this character in Marvel Comics continuity, see Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity
	+ For this character in Generation 1 cartoon continuity, see Hot Rod (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity
	+ For this character in 2005 IDW continuity, see Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity
	+ For toys of this character, see Hot Rod (G1)/toys.
* **1990** — The **Hot Rod Patrol**, a hip and happening team of Autobot Micromasters from Generation 1.
* **1994** — **Hotrod**, the European name for *Generation 2* Jolt.
* **2001** — **Dark Hot Rod**, the evil clone of Hot Rod turned good in the Generation 1 continuity.
* **2002** — **Hot Rod**, the Japanese *Micron Densetsu* name for *Armada* Hot Shot.
* **2009** — **Hot Rod**, the Autobot who debuted in *Henkei! Henkei!* and was named "Hot Shot" in English-original media.
* **2010** — **Hot Rod**, the Autobot who would eventually rename himself Rodimus in *Animated*.
* **2016** — **The Hotrods**, a Squad of three Autobirds and a Deceptihog from *Angry Birds Transformers*.
* **2017** — **Hot Rod**, the Autobot Lamborghini Centenario from *The Last Knight*.
* **2018** — **Hot Rod**, the Autobot car from *Cyberverse*.

## Media with "Hot Rod" in the title

* **1986** — "Hot Rod's Escape", a coloring book from Marvel Books.
* **2016** — "The Hot Rod", the BotCon 2016 script reading.
* **2016** — "Hot Rod Bot", an episode of *Rescue Bots*.

## See also

* **1987** — Hot Rod's shuttle from the Marvel Comics continuity.

## Not to be confused with...

* Hot Shot (except in Japanese, see above)
* Red Hot, the Autobot Micromaster firetruck of the Rescue Patrol from Generation 1.

Category:

* Disambiguation pages
Rodimus (disambiguation)

Bots by the name of **Rodimus** are usually wiser, more mature versions of robots once named Hot Rod.

Usually.

Well, more times than not.

Contents
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* 1 Major Rodimuses
* 2 Full list of Rodimuses
* 3 See also
* 4 Not to be confused with...

## Major Rodimuses

"Generation 1" Rodimus Prime

*Marvel • Cartoon • IDW (2005) • Toys*

*Energon* Rodimus

*Animated* Rodimus Prime

## Full list of Rodimuses

That guy in the middle is a real jerk-ass.

* **1986** — Rodimus, aka "Hot Rod", aka "Rodimus Prime", aka "Rodimus Major", from Generation 1
	+ For this character in Marvel Comics continuity, see Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity
	+ For this character in Generation 1 cartoon continuity, see Hot Rod (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity
	+ For this character in 2005 IDW continuity, see Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity
	+ For toys of this character, see Hot Rod (G1)/toys.
* **2004** — Rodimus, the Cybertronian long-nosed truck cab from *Energon*.
* **2008** — Rodimus, the villainous Autobot from *Shattered Glass*.
* **2009** — Rodimus Prime, an Autobot leader from *Animated*.
* **2010** — Rodimus, an Autobot from the Aligned continuity family.
* **2011** — Rodimus, an Autobot from the live-action film series
* **2014** — Rodimus, the name of multiple Autobots from *Kre-O*.
* **2015** — Rodimus Primal, the Transformer from the Generation 1 continuity family.
* **2016** — Rodimus Bird, an identity of Chuck from *Angry Birds Transformers*.

"Black Rodimus" is also the Japanese name for *Dark Hot Rod*, the evil clone of Hot Rod turned good in the Generation 1 continuity.

## See also

* **2014** — *Rodimus Major*, the *Wings Universe* starship named for Generation 1 Hot Rod/Rodimus.

## Not to be confused with...

Bots who dress like him, including...

* Side Burn Supercharge Mode
* Powerlinx Hot Shot
* Excellion

Category:

* Disambiguation pages
Пискля

Персонаж, появившийся в мультсериале "Котопес", одна из членов банды Грязнули

Внешний вид

Пискля - пудель низкого роста. Носит жёлтую футболку с рисунком S в взрывом белого цвета, синие джинсы и коричневые сапоги. У неё бежевый мех, очень пышные бледно-жёлтые волосы и красный большой нос.

Характер

Пискля не сильно отличается от своей банды, она угрюмая, злая, упрямая, бунтарьская, неприятная, вспыльчивая, грубая и отчасти жестокая личность.
Blitzwing (disambiguation)

The exact nature of **Blitzwing** varies, but is often a Triple Changer with tank and aircraft alternate modes.

Contents
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* 1 Major Blitzwings
* 2 Full list of Blitzwings
* 3 Media with "Blitzwing" in the title
* 4 Not to be confused with...

## Major Blitzwings

"Generation 1" Blitzwing

*Toys*

*Animated* Blitzwing

"Movie series" Blitzwing

## Full list of Blitzwings

* **1985** — Blitzwing, the Decepticon Triple Changer from the Generation 1 continuity family.
* **2007** — Blitzwing, the mentally unstable Decepticon Triple Changer from *Animated*.
* **2009** — Blitzwing, the heroic Decepticon from *Shattered Glass*.
* **2018** — Blitzwing, the Decepticon Triple Changer/Seeker from *Bumblebee*.

"Blitzwing" was also one of the pre-production names for the *Beast Machines* Vehicon Obsidian.

## Media with "Blitzwing" in the title

* **2009** — "Blitzwing Bop", the *Shattered Glass* text story.

## Not to be confused with...

* Blitz

Category:

* Disambiguation pages
Transformers: The Headmasters (franchise)

***Transformers: The Headmasters*** (トランスフォーマー ザ★ヘッドマスターズ) was the first Japanese-exclusive *Transformers* franchise, released in 1987. Following on from *Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010* in 1986, *The Headmasters* began the period of distinction between American and Japanese products that would continue throughout the rest of *Generation 1*.

The franchise consists of the following components:

* Toys released under the original *Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers* branding (with only those figures sporting an actual *The Headmasters* branding that actually *were* Headmasters), consisting of most of the toys released in Hasbro markets in 1987, with several additional new figures.
* A television series, which ignored the final episodes of the American Generation 1 animated series and began its own story.
* A manga series.
* A series of story pages.

The gulf between American and Japanese fiction continued to widen the following year, when the franchise was rebranded as *Super-God Masterforce*.

Categories:

* Generation 1 franchises
* The Headmasters
* Japanese franchises
The Treehouse Club Presents: The Cedarmont Kids' Favourite Songs

This is a collection of hand\-picked hymns and secular songs chosen by real children and sung by them in 3 different styles: Classical, jazz and folk.

## The Tracks and Singers

1. I'm In The Lord's Army by Asher Larrison (Classical)
2. Behold, Behold by Delaney Cusic (Classical)
3. Climb, Climb Up Sunshine Mountain by Emily Zeringue (Folk)
4. There's a Hole In The Bucket by Asher Larrison and Cara Williamson (Folk)
5. Standing In The Need of Prayer by Whitney Wiggins (Jazz)
6. Jesus Loves The Little Children by Bob Gay (Classical)
7. Open Up Your Heart by Lisa Moody (Folk)
8. There Were 12 Disciples by Tosha Schmidt (Classical)
9. Jesus Loves Me by Bob Gay (Classical)
10. The Alphabet Song (ABCDEFG) by Marty Gay (Classic Folk, which is classical mixed with folk)
11. Roll Over by Marty Gay (Folk)
12. Birdies in the Treetops by Megan Dockery (Classical)
13. Hokey Pokey by everyone (Jazz)
14. Yankee Doodle by everyone (Folk)
15. Star Spangled Banner by everyone (CLassical)
Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Operation Combination (franchise)

***Return of Convoy*** (トランスフォーマーリターン・オブ・コンボイ) was the fifth Japanese-exclusive *Transformers* franchise, released in 1991 and following on from *Transformers: Zone* in 1990.

The franchise featured the following three components:

* A toyline
* *The Battlestars* manga special.
* A series of story pages.

It is notable that this franchise was the first Japanese series not to have any corresponding animation. Neither would the next franchise, *Operation Combination*.

## Story

*Return of Convoy* continued the storyline of the animated continuity, picking up where *Zone* left off, but was never actually *animated*. Instead, the story was told through a single issue of manga and story pages.

The *Return of Convoy* storyline revolved around the return of Optimus Prime as Star Convoy and his battle against Dark Nova and the resurrected Super Megatron.

Categories:

* Generation 1 franchises
* Japanese franchises
* Return of Convoy
Jazz (disambiguation)

Autobots named **Jazz** are some of the coolest cats around.

## Major Jazzes

Jazz (G1)

*Marvel* • *Cartoon* • *IDW (2005)* • *Toys*

Jazz (Movie)

Jazz (Animated)

Jazz (WFC)

## Full list of Jazzes

* **1984** — Jazz, the cool cat and Autobot Sub-Commander from Generation 1.
	+ For this character in the Marvel Comics continuity, see Jazz (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity.
	+ For this character in the Generation 1 cartoon continuity, see Jazz (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity.
	+ For this character in the 2005 IDW continuity, see Jazz (G1)/2005 IDW continuity.
	+ For toys of this character see Jazz (G1)/toys.
* **2007** — Jazz, the Autobot hipster and First Lieutenant from the 2007 movie franchise.
* **2008** — Jazz, the Autobot ninja-bot and Elite Guard member from *Animated*.
* **2008** — Jazz, the evil Autobot from *Shattered Glass*.
* **2010** — Jazz, the Autobot from the Aligned continuity family.
* **2014** — Smooth Jazz, the Autobot keytarist from *Knights of Unicron*.
* **2014** — Jazz Bird, the Angry Bird transformed into a Jazz facsimile in *Angry Birds Transformers*.
* **2019** — Jazz, the Autobot from *Cyberverse.*

## Not to be confused with...

* Jayz
* Jack

Category:

* Disambiguation pages
Infinite

**Infinite** (Caylus Cunningham) is the person in all of his videos. He started YouTube in 2014 (although his first video wasn't until 2016). He also made a gaming YouTube channel in 2016 called Caylus (formerly More Infinite and Infinite Lists 2). He was born in Washington and moved to California in September 2018. He is currently dating Kiera Bridget. He Knows Mr. Beast personally and has more than 20 million subscribers

## Likes

* YouTube
* Watermelons
* Elephants
* Decreasing the population
* TikTok
* Instagram
* Twitter
* Hawaii (particularly Honolulu)
* Bang Energy
* Barack Obama
* Ariana Grande
* Kiera Bridget
* Morgz
* Tal Fishman
* G-Fuel
* Getting the new iPhone on day one
* Potato slinkies
* Water
* Foxes (his favorite animal)
* Clickbaiting

## Dislikes

* 2020
* Coronavirus
* Drugs
* Alcohol
* Tomatoes
* Onions
* Getting demonetized
* The train
* Snow
Pokemon Draxite's Hello

Welcome to Pokemon Draxite In The Region, Anana! Here You Can Read The Story Of Ash And Jax Travelling To Anana and Catching New Pokemon. The Starters That You Can Choose In Anana Are Pumber, Calseed And Aguana. There Are New Regional Variants Like Ananan Fletchling, Ananan Stufful, Etc.

In Anana The Professor Is Called Professor Acacia And He Used To Help Prof. Sycamore With Research, Later, Prof. Maple, The Old Professor In Anana Retired And Since Prof. Acacia Was Prof. Maple's Cousin, He Decided to Take The Role As The Professor. His sons Are Called Lukas And His Younger One, Jax.

Suprisingly, Lukas Is The Champion Of Anana. When He Had The Title Of Champion, He made a speech, '' Soon, My Brother Will Fight Me And Take Over As Champion.'' This Pushed Jax To Start His Journey.

The Characters In This Wiki:

Jax

Jay

Ash

Aaron

Fin

Ash's Kalos Travelling Companions

Ash's Kanto Travelling Companions

Ash's Alola Travelling Companions

Ash's Unova Travelling Companions

Ash's Sinnoh Travelling Companions

Goh

Chloe

Ash's Hoenn Companions

Ash's Galar Friends

Every Prof.

The Gym Leaders:

Zac (Dune Badge)

Lola (Vine Badge)

Emily (Goth Badge)

Karen (Steam Badge)

Andy (Flame Badge)

Ryan (Steel Badge)

Lily (Spark Badge)

Nate (Stone Badge) -Jay's Brother-

The Elite Four:

Alex (Dragon Type Member)

Adrien (Water Type Member)

Adrianna (Fire Type Member)

Anthony (Flying Type Member)

Champion:

Lukas (Jax's Older Brother)

This Is Not Owned By Game Freak Except Characters That Are Really In The Anime

Wiki Owned By: Mantis
Dynamaxing Phenomenon

The Trainers Ran To The Wild Area To Find Jax. ''How much longer, Rotom Phone?'' Ash asked His Rotom Phone While Running Very Fast. ''He Is Close.'' The Rotom Phone Replied. Sooon, It Started Raining. ''We need shelter, We Are Going To Get Wet If We Stay Out Here.'' Jay instructed. ''You can't tell us what to do!'' The others yelled. ''I'm the oldest, you morons!'' Ash and Fin Were Annoyed. ''Fine.'' They Ran To A Camping Site. A Mareep Licked Jax's Face. ''Huh?'' He Woke Up To See A Mareep. ''Go, Rockruff!'' Rockruff Used A Scratch, Then It Dangerously Hurt It. ''Alright, Let's just catch you and take you to the Pokemon Center.'' He Tried To Catch It, Except The Mareep Would Get Out. Jax Tried To Locate The Others. ''Guys?'' ''Anyone?'' ''I should search for them.'' He Was Confused As He Was Sleeping. He Quickly Ran To The Pokemon Centre. ''Have You Seen My Friends?'' ''Them? No, Sorry, Come Here If You Want To Heal Your Team. ''Alright..'' As Soon As He Ran, She Asked For A Pokemon Battle. ''Do you want To Battle?'' ''Sure do!'' They Walked Outside Where There Was A Field Of Grass. '' Go, Riolu!'' She yelled. ''HOW DO YOU HAVE A RIOLU!'' He was amazed and even sent out Rockruff. ''Go, Rockruff!'' He Yelled. ''Riolu! Mega Punch!'' ''Rockruff! Dodge It And Then Use Scratch With Another One!'' The dodge worked, but Then His Rockruff Got Defeated. ''Alright, Pumber!'' He Sent It Out. ''Use Double Team And Then Flamethrower!'' It Used The Moves, Then The Flamethrowers Collided And Created A Flamethrower No One Has Ever Seen. ''You did well, Riolu.'' She Returned Riolu. Jax's Partner Started To Dynamax. ''Uh?'' It Used Flamethrower On His face. ''AGH!'' Nurse Happy Sent Out Her Jigglypuff. ''Jigglypuff, Use Attract!'' The Pumber Soon Started Shrinking. Then, Jax Felt Weird When Riolu Was Out. ''Well, I Felt Weird When Riolu Was Out.'' ''It Must Mean You Can Use Aura.'' She explained. ''Then, What Is Aura?'' He Asked ''Aura Is Riolu's Ability, And Those Who Access It Can Sort Of Communicate With You.'' Ash Also Felt Weird. ''What Is That?'' He Ran To The Pokemon Center Near The Wild Area. ''I Know My Aura Ability Worked....'' He Ran, And Ran, Until He Made It. ''Finnally...Found...You.'' He Fell.
Opening Cutscene

Commander: Gentlemen, after all our hard work, we have finally found the star...

C: where the first-class wanted criminals, the Space Pirates, are hiding.

C: The purpose of this operation is to ambush the Space Pirates

C: in their secret base and defeat them by tying them up.

C: However, this is completely unknown territory to us.

C: We don’t know exactly what dangers the planet has.

C: So, from now on listen closely and repeat after me.

C: First, if you’re bitten by a poisonous ruple… Cut the wound with a knife……

[fade out]

C: Above all else, I want you to act with caution.

C: So, time to execute “Project P!”

C: Pom!

C: Since you are an apprentice, you’ll remain standby in orbit on this satellite.

C: Yes, these are your orders!

[fade, ships leave, fade]

Pal: Odd... they should have replied by now.

P: It’s already been a full day. Something must have happened!

P: Oh? Incoming transmission.

P: This is… Terrible! An SOS signal!!

P: What to do… Hey, what are you panicking about, Pom?

P: This is… what is known as your “one chance.”

P: If you succeed here, they’re bound to recognize you as a full member.

P: So, if you’re ready, let’s go right away!

[fade, ship leaves, fade]

P: Oh, we received a message.

P: We… Space… Pirates’… counterattack.. hit, fell apart… the…

P: Rescue… request.

P: Also… star is… huge… swarming with living creatures… it’s a very bad place.

P: But.. if you use the… “See-through Shield” in the Pucci suit…

P: The native… living things… not able to see… you.

P: Luckily… Space Pirates… don’t go out… when native living… things… are around,

P: So… in the meantime… please… help… Puu.

P: Re..peat, w… e… Spa….

P: Ah, I was attacked by something.

[ship lands in house,fade]

P: I somehow managed to land like a cat.

P: However, the energy tank was destroyed in the attack.

P: So, I don’t have enough power to return to the mother ship.

P: Anyway, who was it that shot at us...?

P: The fact that our shield against Space Pirates didn’t work,

P: might mean there are other enemies besides them.

[Pom leaves ship]

Pal: First, go find a team member to get some more information.

P: When you find a teammate, transfer them back to the PFO using the device I gave you.

P: Alright, go ahead.

Bibirou: Oi!

Pom: ?

Bibirou: Here, here!

B: Please help me-

P: You found a fellow squad member.

P: If you want to look around, move the left stick while pressing the R1 button.

P: One you confirm your teammate’s position, go to their rescue.
Пёс исчез

первый эпизод в первом сезоне Котопса и Первый эпизод в целом его партнерский эпизод "Съедим всё, что сможем" вышел он в 4 Апреля, 1998

## Синопсис

Кот представляет каково это жить без Пса после слов Уинслоу

## Сюжет

Эпизод начинается с того что Пёс просит Кота бросить мяч когда Кот бросил мяч Пёс погнался за ним когда Пёс его взял Кот просил дать ему мяч и он просто взял мяч с его рта и кинул мяч и он увидел Белку и погнался за ней Белка была за деревам и Котопёс врезался в дерево после этого они решили покушать и Кот не может дотинутся до верхней полки и дверь громко открыл Уинслоу затем Кот сказал ему о своей проблеме и Уинслоу сказал что вместе они прикольно выгледят и он говорил про то что их всегда двое и Кот задумался над этим ночью Кот спросил у Пса не хотел ли он всегда побыть одному но иза музыки Пёс не слышал Кота он снял наушник и сказал "ты что то сказал"

И Кот сказал "ничего" и пошел спать и утром Кот терпел всё что делает Пёс за столом Пёс быстро ел что Кот начал икать в следующей сцене Кот дышал в пакет что бы избавится от икоты мимо проехал Мусорку и Пёс погнался за ним и Кот врезался в много вещей они проходили мимо Грязнуль и врезавшись в Грязнуль они начали драться и Котопёс отвезался от них и ночью после долгой погони Кот начал говорить как Пёс ему Надоел и Пёс начал плакать и сказал что он сделает всё что он захочет и завтра Пёс надел одежду похожую на заднию часть Кота Кот отправился на Круйзный лайнер и в конце Кот смотрел на закат и попросил Пса что бы он посмотрел Пёс отказался так как Кот мечтал об одиночестве уже дома Кот скучал по Псу затем пришел Уинслоу и говорил что без Пса здесь уже не какая то таска он залаз в одежду похожую на заднью часть Кота и умолял Пса догнать Мусорку и за ними гонялись Грязнули

Письма Поклоникков

Кот говорил о Письмах Поклоников он прочитал письмо там было написано "Котопёс откуда вы взялись" Подпись Пёс, Пёс начал говорит что такое и это появлялос Коту это надоело и он сделал что всё что поялялось изчезло Кот взял настоящеё Письмо От Поклоникка и с норки Уинслоу вылетело тысеч писемь

## Показы

### DVD

* CatDog: Season 1, Part 1
* CatDog: The Complete Series

### iTunes

* CatDog: Season 1
* Nick Rewind, Volume 1

## Персонажи

Кот

Пёс

Уинслоу

Клиффорд

Пискля

Люб

## Интересные факты

Пёс читает комикс Мышпёс (англ. BatDog) отсылка к названию мультсериала Котопёс (CatDog).

* Ещё это отсылка на БэтМена (англ. BatMan).

* Эпизод перевыходил в 22 Ноябрья, 2007.

## Стенограмма

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## Видео

Котопёс - 1 Cезон 1 Cерия - Nick Rewind Россия
One More Time

# "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"

   This stand is known to be a reference to Tom and Jerry, as in one of the episodes, Tom wears this costume.

Obtainable by using Arrow with a 60% chance

***[E + Hold - tOM AND jERRY bARRAGE]***

One More Time does a barrage, while playing the Tom and Jerry intro. This deals medium damage.

***[R - One More Punch.]***

One More Time does a regular charged punch. This move does **average** damage.

***[T - Powerful Tom Screech]***

One More Time screams, making an explosion-type effect, throwing everyone off their feet and away from him.

***[Z + Hold - Drill Zoom]***

One More Time starts flying in a drill motion. This move does **pitiful** damage but is good for escaping a player or getting near a player.
Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (franchise)

**Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers** (戦え! 超ロボット生命体 トランスフォーマー *Tatakae! Chō Robotto Seimeitai Transformers*) is the typically ostentatious title given to the first year of the *Generation 1* franchise in Japan. Released in 1985, one year after the franchise had been launched in Hasbro markets, the various aspects of *FSRLTF* combined Hasbro's 1984 and 1985 products into one large line.

The franchise comprises:

* A toyline, consisting of *most* of the toys released by Hasbro in 1984 and 1985. Among those not released as part of *FSRLTF* were Jetfire, Roadbuster, Whirl, Omega Supreme, and the Deluxe Insecticons.

* A cartoon, consisting of the first two seasons of the *Generation 1* cartoon. In addition to several of the episodes being substantially re-ordered (and heavily edited for time), two were not aired, and nine additional clip shows were created for the series, as well as the direct-to-video episode, "Scramble City: Mobilization".

* A manga published in *TV Magazine*, the primary piece of original media created for the line.

* A series of story pages, which ran alongside the manga and provided prose adventures with two page magazine spreads.

In 1986, the series was rebranded *Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010*, but only for the fiction. The toyline continued under its original title until 1990.

Categories:

* Generation 1 franchises
* Japanese franchises
Ocean Man

**Ocean Man** is a non-canonical, version of Star Platinum. Similar to Star Platinum, it is a close-range Stand, but with an immense amount of strength, speed, and precision.

Although it has similar abilities to that of Star Platinum's, it deals a lot more damage for each move. This stand can be obtained by using Ocean Arrow.

## Appearance:

Similar to Star Platinum, **Ocean Man** has the appearance of a humanoid stand, resembling a tall, well-built man. It has long, flowing hair. The color appears slightly darker then normal Star Platinum. It has an orange scarf and golden shoulder pads with glowing white that is also shared on gloves, knees and headband.

It has long, flowing hair with a dark shade above its eyes and on the bridge of its nose, blurring the distinction between its hair and head. A wavy line runs from each arm to the front of its torso, continuing down its legs. In colored art, its skin is often a hue between purple, blue, green, and small bits of gold. Its face and body have varying colors.

Along with its similarities in their physical appearance, **Retro Star Platinum (Over Heaven)**, the shiny version of Star Platinum (Over Heaven) is mainly different in their appearance's color scheme. Its skin is often a hue between dark grey, black and red. Its face and body have varying colors of black and grey.

**NOT YET DONE**
Rokakaka Fruit

The **Rokakaka Fruit (Locacaca Fruit)** is a red and spiky looking fruit that can be used to remove your Stand or Spec in ABD. This fruit originated from **JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: JoJolion**. However, the fruit is instead called the Locacaca Fruit in some translations and has a totally different use/ability in the main storyline/manga. In the manga it has the ability of equivalent exchange allowing people to sacrifice one part of their body for another.

The fruit has an overall bright red color surrounding its main color scheme, with spikes on the fruit.

## Features: Edit

* Spawns every 2 minutes.
* Will despawn after 15 minutes. (However, it will not despawn in your inventory.).
Crazy Diamond

**Crazy Diamond** is the stand of Josuke Higashikata, the main protagonist of **JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable**.

Due to the stand's main ability being its restoration powers, this stand is mostly used for healing other fellow players. However, it is also viable for combat, due to its passives and it dealing high amounts of damage when used properly.

This stand is a part of the C-Tier Arrow Stand Pool, in which it has a *33% chance* of being a C-Tier, *& a 16.5% chance* of obtaining Crazy Diamond from a Stand Arrow.

## Appearance: Edit

   Crazy Diamond is humanoid, with a muscular build and tall stature. Clad in tall headgear, part of a mask; and armor-like plates covering many surfaces of its body, similar to the armor seen on The World.

Cables join the back of its head to its upper back. It bears a heart motif between the top of its head, its chin, shoulders, celiac plexus, belt, and knees; with pairs of short spikes protruding from its shoulders and ankles.

Its most common color scheme consists of a bubblegum pink interior and light blue or silver armor. It has multiple irides with a ripple-pattern on its eyes, and its "flesh" and armor seemed to be inverted in which layer of it they resided on, giving its "flesh" the appearance of some sort of membrane. Crazy Diamond was depicted in a small handful of panels with a small nose visible underneath its helmet.
Star Platinum (Stone Ocean)

**Star Platinum (Stone Ocean)** is the stand of Jotaro Kujo, a main ally featured in **JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean**.

Similar to Star Platinum, this stand shares a lot of resemblance to its counterpart, Star Platinum. However, some of the movesets and abilities of this stand are different.

This stand is a part of the C-Tier Arrow Stand Pool, in which it has a 7*% chance* of being a C-Tier, *& a 1.4% chance* of obtaining Star Platinum (Stone Ocean) from a Stand Arrow.

## Appearance: Edit

Star Platinum (Stone Ocean) is a humanoid Stand, resembling a tall, well-built man. A wavy line runs from each arm to the front of its torso, continuing down its legs.

It has a minimal range of clothing and armor, including a short, circular scarf, shoulder pads with a spiral design, long gloves with studs on the back, knee and elbow guards, a loincloth, and short boots, which became knee-length in part 6 Stone Ocean.

However, since Star Platinum (Stone Ocean) is different from Star Platinum, some of the notable differences are on its appearance is the color of its skin, pauldrons, and scarf. Its face and body have varying shades of purple. It has long, flowing hair with a darker shade above its eyes and on the bridge of its nose, blurring the distinction between its hair and head.
Anubis

**Anubis** is a minor antagonist featured in **JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders.** Despite being a character, however, Anubis takes the form of a spirit that posses a sword, making the sword the stand.

It is most effective in close range combat, as it has a variety of moves that can deal good damage to an opponent then used correctly.

   This stand is a part of the D-Tier Arrow Stand Pool, in which it has a *53% chance* of being a D-Tier, *& a 10.6% chance* of obtaining Anubis from a Stand Arrow.

## Appearance: Edit

Anubis appears as an approximate version of the mythological Anubis it's named after Egyptian mythology, with a human body and a jackal head.

It's bound to a thin scimitar with an elaborate, jeweled-encrusted cross-guard complete with a scabbard. However, rather than Anubis itself, only the sword appears in-game.

For the sword itself, The sword has an angelic look, it has a long grip, following with a long curved blade. Befitting its namesake, Anubis possesses a flesh-colored body with a black head in both the colored manga and anime. Its headdress is also yellow in both medias

**Slash**The user draws back Anubis, then performs a lunge attack. Anyone hit will be knocked back dealing a moderate amount of damage.

**Moderate Damage***15 damage***0.5 seconds****Sharp Strike**The user draws back Anubis, then performs a lunge attack. Anyone hit will be knocked back dealing a moderate amount of damage.

**Moderate Damage***20 damage***5****seconds****Possessed Mode**The user will stand still for 2 seconds and activate this form making the fog a lot darker as well as giving a purple aura to signify the user being possessed. Activating this will change the user's move set and can be toggled back at any time. Also, when going Possessed Mode, Anubis changes and has a different model (The user is able to bypass any counter moves in this mode).

**No Damage***N/A***No Cooldown***(Excluding Possessed Form Activation)*