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Bulkhead (Energon)

2009-08-26T20:19:21Z

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{{disambig3|Bulkhead}}
:''Bulkhead is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Energon (franchise)|Energon]] portion of the [[Unicron Trilogy]] [[continuity family]].''

[[Image:Sprung.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Hula warrior.]]
'''Bulkhead''' might seem like a daft old codger at first. And, to be fair, he kind of is. But he's also a seasoned veteran of countless battles, and is ''still'' more than capable in his role as an aerial defense soldier; precious few are his equal. His strength and firepower are backed by a long lifetime of hard knocks that have given him incredibly skill and knowledge of aerial combat strategy.

Despite his age, he's impulsive and eager to spring into battle, loving a good brawl. This is in stark contrast to his cousin and occasional teammate [[Quickstrike (Energon)|Quickstrike]], who prefers a much more strategic attack plan to make sure battles are as short as possible.

{{bigquote|I may be old, boys, but I've still got what it takes. Age before beauty, gentlemen!|—Bulkhead, "[[Jungle Planet (episode)|Jungle Planet]]"}}

:''Japanese name'': '''Sprung'''
:''Hungarian name'': '''Tűzfal''' ("Firewall")

==Fiction==
===Cartoon continuity===
====''Energon'' cartoon====
:''Voice actor:'' [[French Tickner]] (English), [[Nobuo Tobita]] (Japanese), [[Stefan Berglund]] (Swedish)

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===Force of Habit===
With the [[Unicron Singularity]] forcing the evacuation of [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], Bulkhead and a number of Autobot leaders were summoned to the ''[[Iron Hope]]'', where [[Ultra Magnus (Energon)|Ultra Magnus]] dispatched them across the galaxy to locate the lost Autobot colony worlds. Bulkhead was given commend of the ''[[Eclipse]]'' and sent to the [[Gamma Kreuger]] region. {{storylink|Force of Habit}}

===''Energon'' comic===

Bulkhead was a member of the Autobots who got involved in defending the Earth from the [[Terrorcon (Energon)|Terrorcon]] invasion. He joined [[Jetfire (Armada)|Jetfire]] in Los Angeles, California, fending off the hordes of [[Insecticon (Energon)|Insecticon]]s attacking the city. {{storylink|Multiplicity, Pt. 2}}

===Pack-in mini-comics===

When [[Slugslinger (Energon)|Slugslinger]] and [[Sharkticon (Energon)|Sharkticon]] raided an Autobot energon refinery, Bulkhead and friends were waiting for them. Bulkhead sent out his drone unit first to greet the invaders, and then he and [[Tow-Line (Energon)|Tow-Line]] introduced themselves as well, with laser fire. The coup-de-grace came from [[Omega Supreme (Energon)|Omega Supreme]], and the Decepticon plot was left a total failure.

==Toys==
===Energon===
[[Image:Energon-toy_Bulkhead.jpg|right|300px|thumb|]]
*'''Bulkhead''' (Ultra, 2004)
**''Japanese ID number'': '''SC-20'''
**''Accessories'': Artillery drone, 4 missiles

: Bulkhead transforms into a large Cybertronic assault helicopter somewhat resembling an Apache looking like generation one [[Springer (G1)|Springer]]. He has a double-barreled spring-loaded missile launcher on each stabilizer wing, plus pulling the trigger on his tailfin activates a gear that spins his rotor blades. Both [[gimmick]]s are available in robot mode, though the rotor mechanism becomes a hand-held weapon.

: Bulkhead, like [[Landmine (Energon)|Landmine]], cannot [[Powerlinx]] with other Autobot toys; instead, his size-class' gimmick is to Powerlinx with extra parts to form a "[[brute mode]]". In this case, Bulkhead comes with an artillery drone that features electronic light-and-sound action. This drone can attach to the underside of Bulkhead's copter mode to form a sort of thruster pack. In robot mode, it forms a large backpack, with the thrusters unfolding to become large cannon/claw arms. These arms also become legs for the drone's "walker" mode, giving it something to do when not attached to Bulkhead.

[[Image:SuperlinkSprung.JPG|right|250px|thumb|Springer homage? Yes. Triple Changer? No.]]
: The Japanese release of Bulkhead has a variety of minor plastic-color differences, mainly making him a little more primary-colored and turning his legs a more blueish-gray. This has the effect of making him very dimly look like [[Springer (G1)|Springer]], who the Japanese version is named after.

: This mold was also used to make ''Energon'' [[Quickstrike (Energon)|Quickstrike]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2004/Autobot/Bulkhead/bulkhead.htm More information on Bulkhead at TFU.info]''

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==Notes==
* According to [[Aaron Archer]], Bulkhead's goggles-and-mustache look was inspired by Paul Teutul Sr. from ''[http://turbo.discovery.com/american-chopper/american-chopper.html American Chopper]''.

[[Category:Autobots]]
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Downshift (Energon)

2009-08-26T20:16:35Z

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{{disambig3|Downshift}}
{{picsneeded|Fiction, Universe releases}}
: ''Downshift is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Unicron Trilogy]] [[continuity family]].''

[[Image:EnerDownshiftCard.jpg|right|250px|thumb|No, I'm not [[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]]. Or [[Wheeljack (Armada)|Wheeljack]]. Or [[Cliffjumper (Energon)|Cliffjumper]].]]
'''Downshift''' doesn't say much, but apparently he's really easy to confuse for other guys. He's all about action, learning what he can from [[Earth]]'s kung-fu movies. Apparently this has done well for him, as he even has a [[Female Transformers|femmebot]] "lifebond partner".

:''Japanese name:'' '''Wheeljack'''
:''Hungarian name'': '''Lejtő''' ("Slope" (once)), '''Sziklamászó''' ("Cliff-climber")

==Fiction==
===''Energon'' comic===
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===Cartoon continuity===
====''Energon'' cartoon====
:''Voice actor:'' [[Ty Olsson]] (English), [[Makoto Yasumura]] (Japanese), [[Carl Utbult]] (Swedish)

Downshift was a rookie solder sent into the rift, along with his partner [[Cliffjumper (Energon)|Cliffjumper]], to locate Optimus Prime and his scattered crew. Characteristically gruff and headstrong. Cliffjumper and Downshift were both pupils of the teacher [[Bulkhead (Energon)|Bulkhead]], and of the two, Downshift is easily the more irritated by Bulkhead's infectious laughter.

He is erroneously known as Cliffjumper at times.

====''Cybertron'' comic====
After the evacuation of [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] due to the threat of the [[Unicron Singularity]], some soldiers chose to stay behind. Downshift was one of these brave souls, and he guarded the tunnels leading to the inner workings of Cybertron. While on duty, Downshift was attacked by the agent [[Nemesis Prime (Universe 2003)|Nemesis Prime]] and impaled to a wall by one of his harpoon missiles. After these grave injuries, Downshift was repaired and reformatted by a worker drone into a new muscle car form.

During Downshift's maturation between the [[Powerlinx Battles]] and the arrival of the Unicron Singularity, [[Hot Shot (Armada)|Hot Shot]] has become his new mentor. Eventually, Downshift becomes a civilian on Earth, living with his unnamed female "lifebond partner" in [[Rhode Island]].<ref>Cyber Key code info</ref>

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==Toys==
===Energon===
*'''Downshift''' (Deluxe, 2004)
**''Japanese ID number'': '''SC-19'''
**''Accessories'': Spoiler, missile launcher, missile, rifle

[[Image:Energon downshift toy.jpg|right|300px|thumb|"Hi, I'm Cliffjumper!"]]
: Downshift transforms into white rally-deco sports car of undetermined (possibly fictional) model with red and green stripes as a homage to [[Wheeljack (G1)| Wheeljack]] from generation one. He has a pair of clear-plastic guns, one a spring-loaded missile launcher, one non-firing. These can be hand-held or attached to Downshift in various ways in both modes. He can also form the top or bottom half of any silver or bronze "[[Powerlinx]]" combiner.

: For his [[Takara]] releases, the pale-olive plastic of his robot parts was replaced with a medium silver.

: Downshift's deco and sculpt is a clear [[homage]] to the [[Generation 1 (toyline)|Generation 1]] Autobot [[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]]. His robot mode has Wheeljack's head, a simulated car roof on his chest, and even the "Lancia" grill-feet.

: Downshift was first released as part of the final wave of "normal" ''Energon'' black-backed cards, a shipment that appears to have been very brief, mostly showing up in Kohl's department stores and Canada. This naturally caused a panic. He was later released in much greater numbers in the "[[Powerlinx Battles]]" packaging.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2004/Autobot/Downshift/downshift.htm More information on ''Energon'' Downshift at TFU.info]''
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===Universe===
*'''Downshift''' (Deluxe, 2005)
**''Accessories'': Spoiler, missile launcher, missile, rifle

: For ''[[Universe (2003 toyline)|Universe]]'', the original ''Energon'' Downshift was [[Redeco|redecoed]], with blue stripes and a large Autobot sigil on his car mode, which, strangely enough,has the "eyes" filled in. However, his robot mode was almost totally unchanged, save yellow plastic replacing the pale-olive.

: A [[KB Toys]] [[exclusive]] alongside [[Cyclonus (Armada)|Snow Cat]], the pair were released during a time when Kay-Bee was having great financial difficulty, closing multiple stores nationwide. Few Kay-Bees appear to have actually received these. The bulk of these exclusives appear to have been sent instead to "Kay-Bee Toy Works" outlet stores.

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2005/Autobot/Downshift/downshift.htm More information on ''Universe'' Downshift at TFU.info]''

===Cybertron===
*'''Downshift''' (Deluxe-Class, 2006)
**''Accessories'': Left & right missile launchers, 2 missiles, Earth-type Cyber Key

[[Image:Cybertron Downshift toy.jpg|right|300px|thumb|"Am I Wheeljack now?"]]
: ''Cybertron'' Downshift is a green sports car that uses elements from various 1970s era pony cars. According to Hasbro's designers, the main inspirations were a 1970 Chevrolet Monte Carlo for the front section and a 1970 Dodge Challenger for the rear end.<ref name="bwtfrev">[http://www.bwtf.com/toyreviews/unicrontrilogy/cybertron/downshift BWTF review of Cybetrron Downshift], vehicle mode inspirations identified by Hasbro designers</ref> The car features a black hood and a texturing like vinyl roof applications from the 1960s and 70s.

: Inserting a [[Cyber Planet Key]] into a flip-up slot in his rear window activates a claw from the car's grill. This feature is also available in robot mode. He comes with two large spring-loaded missile launchers, which can be mounted on his side-panels in car mode, or be used in robot mode as hand-held blasters or mounted on his shoulders.

: While Downshift's Wheeljack-modeled head in this form is not surprising, he still retains his Lancia-grill feet. Funky.

: This mold was also used to make the [[Movie (toyline)|live-action movie continuity]] [[Big Daddy (Movie)|Big Daddy]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2006/Autobot/Downshift/downshift.htm More information on ''Cybertron'' Downshift at TFU.info]''

*'''Search for the [[Pirate Moon]]''' (Multi-pack, 2007)

: During [[Christmas|Christmastime]] in 2007, Wal-Mart got several ''Universe''-branded multi-packs of ''[[Cybertron (toyline)|Cybertron]]'' toys. The ''Cybertron'' version of Downshift was packaged with [[Cannonball]], with a cardback story about Downshift hunting Cannonball's gang of pirates... in a setting that had nothing to do with a moon. Oh well. Both toys were identical to their individual releases.
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==Notes==
* As referenced above, the ''Energon'' cartoon switched [[Cliffjumper (Energon)|Cliffjumper]] and Downshift's names around for the majority of the series. More often than not, the white robot would end up being called Cliffjumper, in defiance of the toy names. It also seemed as if the two characters randomly switched voice actors from episode to episode.

==References==
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Prowl (Energon)

2009-08-26T20:13:07Z

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{{factions|autobot}}
{{disambig3|Prowl}}
:''Prowl is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Energon (franchise)|Energon]] portion of the [[Unicron Trilogy]] [[continuity family]].''

[[Image:EnerProwlCardArt.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Takin' Take it GO! SONIC!]]
'''Prowl''' is a rookie Autobot serving under [[Rodimus (Energon)|Rodimus]].

Prowl became one of the first Autobots (possibly only one of two) to join the new Autobot S.W.A.T. (Special Weapons And Tactics) Team specially formed to take the fight for [[Energon (Energon)|energon]] directly to the [[Decepticon|Decepticons]]. He also sometimes works with the [[Mini-Con]] [[Longarm (Armada)|Longarm]].

:''Japanese name:'' '''Red Alert'''
:''Hungarian name:'' '''Portyázó''' (literal translation)

==Fiction==
===''Energon'' cartoon===
:''Voice actor'': [[Alistair Abell]] (English), [[Makoto Yasumura]] (Japanese), [[Christian Jernbro]] (Swedish)

Prowl was a young, inexperienced security officer on Rodimus' exploration ship. During their first encounter with the Autobots under [[Optimus Prime (Armada)|Optimus Prime's]] command on [[Mars]], he used an energon lasso to wrap energy beams around [[Ironhide (Energon)|Ironhide's]] bullbar and fling the latter Autobot and [[Kicker Jones|Kicker]] into the air. He then powerlinked with his leader so that Rodimus could become his powerful ''Powerlinx'' Rodimus form, who quickly defeated Ironhide.

A close friend and pupil of [[Landmine (Energon)|Landmine]], Prowl aided his Transformer allies during the ''Energon War'' and the ''Powerlinx Battles''.

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===''Energon'' comic===
Prowl was first seen among the Autobots on Cybertron, ten years after the battle with [[Unicron]]. {{storylink|This Evil Reborn|This Evil Reborn}} Later, when the [[Terrorcon (Energon)|Terrorcon]] invasion of Earth began, Prowl stepped up to command the Autobot detachment for Tokyo, Japan. He held the line against a horde of [[Cruellock]] drones until being saved by [[Megatron (Armada)|Megatron]] of all people. {{storylink|Multiplicity|Multiplicity}}

==Toys==
===Energon===
[[Image:EnergonProwl toy.jpg|right|180px|thumb|INSIDE OUTSIDE GO SONIC]]
*'''Prowl''' (Deluxe, 2004)
**''Japanese ID number:'' '''SC-11'''
**''Accessories:'' Missile launcher, missile

: The ''Energon'' version of Prowl combines elements from the various earlier versions of vehicle-mode Prowls; he transforms into a Cybertronic (''[[Armada (franchise)|Armada]]'' [[Prowl (Armada)|Prowl]]) police vehicle ([[Prowl (G1)|durhey]]) styled after an F-1 racer (''[[Machine Wars]]'' [[Prowl (G1)|Prowl]]), plus he has kanji found on Japanese police cars (''[[Robots in Disguise (franchise)|Robots in Disguise]]'' [[Prowl (RID)|Prowl]]). He is armed with a transparent blue spring-loaded missile launcher that is mounted on the side of his vehicle for storage.

: As a Deluxe-class Autobot, he can also form the top or bottom half of a [[Powerlinx]] combination with any other compatible ''Energon'' Autobot.

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*'''Prowl with Longarm & Starscream with Zapmaster''' (Multi-pack, 2004)
**''Accessories:'' Disc, 2 hand-attachments, missile launcher, missile

: Available only at Sam's Club wholesale shopping club outlets, this version of Prowl is a [[redeco]] of the ''[[Armada (franchise)|Armada]]'' [[Red Alert (Armada)|Red Alert]] mold, transforming into a Nissan Patrol rescue SUV. When a [[Mini-Con]] is attached to his hood-mounted Mini-Con port, the fenders open. Pulling back on the attached Mini-Con launches a rescue disk/missile and activates electronic lights and sounds. Similarly, when a Mini-Con is used on his emergency lights port and is pushed forward, the sirens flash and a voice chip proclaims "RED-ALERT! WOO-WOO-WOO-WOO!" (in a higher pitch than the original toy's). In robot mode, pulling back on the Mini-Con unlocks a shoulder-mounted missile/rescue grappling claw launcher, which can also be detached and held in his hand. His right leg guard contains several tools that can be attached onto his left wrist socket, while his left leg guard can be unfolded to become a Mini-Con repair bay. He comes with the Mini-Con [[Longarm (Armada)|Longarm]], as well as [[Starscream (Armada)|Starscream]] and [[Zapmaster]].

: This mold was also used to make [[Transformers (2007)|Movie]] [[Inferno (Movie)|Inferno]].

*'''Autobot S.W.A.T. Team''' (Mega-class set, 2004)
**''Accessories:'' Missile launcher, missile

: Part of a K-Mart [[exclusive]] set with [[Checkpoint (Energon)|Checkpoint]], Prowl was [[Redeco|redecoed]] into a black vehicle with white detailing, a kind of reversal of the more "traditional" Prowl colors, looking like [[Bluestreak|Bluestreak's]] cartoon model which makes his combination with Checkpoint look ''real'' nice.

==Notes==
[[Image:EBlurr.jpg|right|150px|thumb|So fast he never happened.]]
* Prowl's instructions feature a head that is almost entirely different from the final, except for the tailpipes. It bears a striking resemblance to [[Blurr (Armada)|Blurr]]. This same head design was shown in a magazine preview for the Japanese version of the ''Energon'' cartoon.

==External links==
*[http://www.tfu.info/2004/Autobot/Prowl/prowl.htm Prowl at TFU.info]

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Checkpoint (Energon)

2009-08-26T20:11:17Z

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{{factions|autobot}}
{{disambig2|the SWAT Team Autobot from Energon|the Mini-Con from Cybertron|Checkpoint (Cybertron)}}
:''Checkpoint is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Energon (franchise)|Energon]] portion of the [[Unicron Trilogy]] [[continuity family]].''

[[Image:Checkpoint-boxart.jpg|right|350px|thumb|Not Prowl. Just colored like him. And teamed with him.]]
'''Checkpoint''' makes up one half of the [[Autobot S.W.A.T. Team|Autobot S.W.A.T. (Special Weapons And Tactics) Team]], partnered with [[Prowl (Energon)|Prowl]]. His job is to take the fight over [[Energon (Energon)|energon]] directly to the [[Decepticon|Decepticons]], crushing their strongholds and depots, a much more aggressive stance than the Autobots' normal tactics.

==Fiction==
Checkpoint joined the crew of the scout ship ''[[Spanner (starship)|Spanner]]'' looking for [[Cyber Planet Key]]s in the [[Delta Draconis]] region of space. What they uncovered was [[Combatron (planet)|Combatron]], the nearly abandoned "Apocalypse Planet." Checkpoint uncovered a [[Data-Con]] which explained the history of the wartorn planet. Designed as an armed garrison in anticipation of the inevitable arrival of [[Unicron]], the Cybertronian soldiers stationed there fell apart after their general, [[King Atlas]], mysteriously vanished. In-fighting broke out, and the planet descended into madness and death.

The Autobots made contact with the last surviving soldier, [[Whirl (Universe)|Whirl]], and learned that a team of Decepticons had landed on the planet, hunting for the Combatron doomsday vault of immensely powerful weapons. Checkpoint's team, alongside Whirl and his [[Mini-Con]] allies, tried to intercept the Decepticons but were too late. A swarm of [[Decepticlone]]s were unleashed upon the Autobots. Checkpoint got into a fight with [[Buzzsaw (Cybertron)|Buzzsaw]], the two of them trading Mini-Con augmented firepower as Checkpoint powerlinked with [[Thunderstick]], but he ultimately went down after the sniper [[Hardtop (Cybertron)|Hardtop]] blew the Mini-Con right off his arm.

The Autobots were held captive, briefly, until Whirl's Mini-Cons managed to take over the Decepticon shuttle, ''[[Upstart]]'', and [[Armorhide (Cybertron)|Armorhide]] returned to the ''Spanner'' to pilot the ship straight into the bunker being held by the Decepticons. As the weapons' arsenal exploded, Checkpoint and the rest of the Autobots made off in their captured shuttle, heading out into space to hook up with the rest of their fellow soldiers. {{storylink|Force of Habit}}

==Toys==
===Energon===
*'''Autobots S.W.A.T. Team''' (Mega-class set, 2004)
**''Accessories'': Missile launcher, flame-missile

: Available only in a K-Mart [[exclusive]] two-pack with a S.W.A.T.-deco'ed Prowl, Checkpoint is a [[redeco]] of ''Energon'' [[Rodimus (Energon)|Rodimus]],and a Generation one [[Prowl (G1)|Prowl]] homage. transforming into a rocket-powered Cybertronic longnose truck cab. He can also form the top or bottom half of a larger robot mode, compatible with any ''Energon'' Combat- or Mega-class Autobot combiner robot. He comes with a large flame-cannon with spring-loaded "flame" missile.

: This mold was also [[redeco]]ed as [[BotCon 2009]] [[Thunder Clash]].

::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2004/Autobot/Checkpoint/checkpoint.htm More information on Checkpoint at TFU.info]''

===Attacktix===
[[Image:AttacktixCheckpoint.jpg|right|200px|thumb|K-Mart is the savings place, punk.]]
*'''Checkpoint''' (Booster, 2007)
**''Attacktix ID number'': '''TF09'''

: Part of the canceled second series of ''[[Attacktix]]'' Booster Packs, Checkpoint was to be (of course) a redeco of the series-one ''Attacktix'' Rodimus piece, which fires a standard ''Attacktix'' missile. A "Super Rare" 20-point "Specialist"-class figure, his Special Power "Capture" would have allowed the player to take control of a specific class of figure (ie. Warrior) for the remainder of the game... but which type we may never know.

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Roadhandler (disambiguation)

2009-08-26T20:08:25Z

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The name '''Roadhandler''' can refer to several ''Transformers'' characters.

*'''1990''' — [[Roadhandler (G1)|Roadhandler]] the [[Autobot]] leader of the [[Micromaster]] [[Race Car Patrol]] from [[Generation 1]].

*'''2004''' — [[Roadhandler (Universe)|Roadhandler]] the [[Mini-Con]] partner to [[Swerve (Universe)|Swerve]] from ''[[Universe (2003 franchise)|Universe]]''.

*'''2009''' — [[Roadhandler (Animated)|Roadhandler]] the Autobot martial artist from ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Transformers Animated]]''.

Roadhandler should not be confused with

* [[Roadgrabber]]

* [[Road Hugger (G1)|Road Hugger]]

* [[Roadbuster|Roadbuster]] the Autobot wrecker from the G1 continuty.

* [[Ironhide (Energon)|Roadbuster]] the japanese name for energon Ironhide.

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Roadhandler (disambiguation)

2009-08-26T20:07:33Z

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The name '''Roadhandler''' can refer to several ''Transformers'' characters.

*'''1990''' — [[Roadhandler (G1)|Roadhandler]] the [[Autobot]] leader of the [[Micromaster]] [[Race Car Patrol]] from [[Generation 1]].

*'''2004''' — [[Roadhandler (Universe)|Roadhandler]] the [[Mini-Con]] partner to [[Swerve (Universe)|Swerve]] from ''[[Universe (2003 franchise)|Universe]]''.

*'''2009''' — [[Roadhandler (Animated)|Roadhandler]] the Autobot martial artist from ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Transformers Animated]]''.

Roadhandler should not be confused with

* [[Roadgrabber]]

* [[Road Hugger (G1)|Road Hugger]]

* [[Road buster (G1)|Road buster]] the Autobot wrecker from the G1 continuty.

* [[Ironhide (Energon)|Roadbuster]] the japanese name for energon Ironhide.

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