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Swindle (Movie)

2007-11-29T01:25:35Z

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{{Template:Disambig3|Swindle}}
:''Swindle is a [[Decepticon]] in the [[Movie (franchise)|live action Transformers film]] [[continuity family]] and ALSO a bunch of mass-produced drones on both sides.''

[[Image:Swindle-gamedrone.jpg|thumb|250px|right|KABOOOM! Heh heh heh heh heh.]]

'''Swindle''' is one of many Decepticons ordered to [[Earth]] by [[Megatron (Movie)| Megatron]] to cause havoc for the Autobot forces there. He's well suited to the task. Swindle is not a great fighter and, more, he's dumb as a post, but he takes great glee in blowing things (any "things") to pieces and that's worth something right? Generally he leaps and hops around the battlefield like a madman, blasting explosives out of his chest cannon and laughing uncontrollably. Havoc is a given when he's around. He's also an enthusiastic but unfortunately ineffectual interrogator.

Sometimes there are lots of him.

On both sides.

== Fiction ==

[[Image: SwindleMovie.gif|thumb|left|150px|Given his intelligence stat I'm impressed he managed that coherent a sentence.]]
=== IDW Prequel Comic ===

Swindle (or ''a'' Swindle, one could argue the apparent intelligence displayed as evidence for either, really) was in charge of torturing the location of the [[All Spark]] out of [[Bumblebee (Movie)|Bumblebee]]'s team after their capture at [[Tyger Pax]]. Even though he killed one of the team, he failed do extract any information from them, but succeeded at pissing off [[Megatron (Movie)|Megatron]], who dismissed all of his underlings... then promised the relieved Swindle a slow and torturous death.

Luckily for Swindle, Megatron took off into space and was lost before he was able to follow through on his threats.

:''('''Note''': Swindle inexplicably has modern-[[Earth]] car [[kibble]] on him when he is seen on pre-Earth-contact [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] centuries before the automobile was invented... while Bumblebee and the other Autobots do not. Hm.)''

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==Drones==
===''Battle For the Allspark'' online game===
[[Image:Swindle head.jpg|thumb|right|125px|Swindle units can be either Autobot (top) or Decepticon (bottom)]]

Swindle units have excellent speed, fair attack power, but very weak defense. They are differentiated primarily by their heads; Autobot versions have a faceplate with separate eyes, while the Decepticon versions have a lens-head.

=== Transformers The Game (console)===
Swindles are very common foes sent against both sides, though the largest concentration of them is in [[Tranquility]]. The Decepticon ones are particularly fond of lying in wait in their car modes and springing sneak attacks on any passerby Autobot. They are stronger than the [[Scrapper (Movie)|Scrapper]] units, but not by a lot, and are generally easily disposed of.

Aside from the head model differences, Decepticon Swindles are a deep wine color, while Autobots are green.

===Transformers Mix & Match book===
[[Image:Autobotdrone mixnmatch.jpg|thumb|100px|left|Acting like a body builder isn't going to impress chicks.]]
Swindle appeared as an Autobot drone that had been captured by [[Sector Seven]]. It defended [[Maggie Madsen]] and [[Glen Whitmann]] from [[Frenzy (Movie)|Frenzy]] as they signaled for reinforcements.

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==Toys==
===Transformers (2007)===
*'''Swindle''' (Deluxe, 2007)

[[Image:Movie_Deluxe_Swindle_toy1.jpg|thumb|right|250px|This ain't a boob, it is a gun...on my chest.]]

: Swindle transforms into a Chevrolet Cobalt. He's the Decepticon version, with the lens-head and is remarkably accurate to his video game design. As with most of the Movie road vehicle toys, replicates his vehicle mode realistically, even if the sculpt design is slightly genericised and has no official licensing.

:During transformation, his [[Automorph]]ing gimmick flips out his head/chest section on its own from his upper torso. His torso also features a spring-loaded cannon that extends when a button on his back is pressed, and the cannon structure itself can be extended from the torso to give a more impressive appearance. If you stick something up the cannon so the inner part retracts bu no the outer part, it can get stuck. This cannon gimmick can also be used in car mode, where it looks like a super-turbo-nitro exhaust pipe.

:As is the standard in the Movie toyline, Swindle features reasonable articulation in robot mode, with ball jointed shoulders, hips and wrists and swivels at the elbows and knees. His head can barely move, but a modification may be done by the owner to increase its range of motion.

:This mold was later redecoed into [[Camshaft (Movie)|Camshaft]].

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==Trivia==
* A squad of toy-like bright red Swindles appear in a cutscene of the console game... but as Autobots. Hm.

* Promotional renders for the console game also reveal a blue Swindle, though they never appear in this color in the game proper.

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[[Category: Decepticons]]
[[Category: Mass-produced Transformers]]
[[Category:Drones]]
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Theme song

2007-11-26T20:46:52Z

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Whenever Transformers has a show, It has a theme song.

[[Generation 1 (cartoon)|G1]]
Transformers: More than meets the eye
Autobots wage their battle to destroy the decepticons
Transformers: Robots in desguise
(Repeats in different order depending on season)

[[Beast wars]]
Beast Wars!

[[Energon (cartoon)|Energon]]
Transformers: more than meets the eye X2
Transformers: Robots in desguise
Repeat alot

[[Cybertron (cartoon)| Cybertron]]
Transformers: More than Meets the eye
[[Autobots]], [[Decepticons]], Go!
Transformers: Robots in desguise
Autobots wage their battle to destroy the evil forces of the
decepticons
Transformers more than meets the eye
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Theme song

2007-11-26T20:46:06Z

74.15.52.194: New page: Whenever Transformers has a show, It has a theme song. G1 Transformers: More than meets the eye Autobots wage their battle to destroy the decepticons Transf...

Whenever Transformers has a show, It has a theme song.

[[Generation one (cartoon)|G1]]
Transformers: More than meets the eye
Autobots wage their battle to destroy the decepticons
Transformers: Robots in desguise
(Repeats in different order depending on season)

[[Beast wars]]
Beast Wars!

[[Energon (cartoon)|Energon]]
Transformers: more than meets the eye X2
Transformers: Robots in desguise
Repeat alot

[[Cybertron (cartoon)| Cybertron]]
Transformers: More than Meets the eye
[[Autobots]], [[Decepticons]], Go!
Transformers: Robots in desguise
Autobots wage their battle to destroy the evil forces of the
decepticons
Transformers more than meets the eye
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Outback (G1)

2007-11-19T17:02:16Z

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{{picsneeded}}
:''Outback is an [[Autobot]] in the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]]. He is also known as '''Fallback'''.''

[[Image:Outback_shocked.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Someone just told him the beer ran out. Crikey!]]

No by-the-book soldier is '''Outback'''; for him, the rules of war
are the rules of Rafferty. If the beaten track winds, it's a fair bet he'll go straight. He's more comfortable out in the never never anyway, up grades as steep as 50 degrees, or kicking up willie willies at 110 mph. His insubordination gains him little respect from his mates, and often he finds no partner on his missions but Pat Malone and his trusty rooftop tank-jigger, loaded with armor-piercing shells.

Way in the back blocks of Outback's mind, however, there lurks a dark certainty. By the rules of Rafferty he lives, and by these rules, he
is sure, Outback's bound to be a write off. The army's run by Wallies and the war's a no-hoper, but he's not totally clapped-out yet, so he'll give it his best whirl. It's not the best attitude, but he'll share it with anyone without reserve. Outback calls a spade a ruddy spade.

Let a mission go down the gurgler, though, and Outback's the one who'll sort it. He may be largely a mediocrity; he may be an insubordinate grizzle, but his courage is beyond reproach. By the rules of Rafferty he lives, and so far they've served him well.

:''French-Canadian name:'' '''Bled'''

==Fiction==
===Animated continuity===
'''Voice actors:''' [[Dan Gilvezan]], [[Gregg Berger]] (US); [[Yoku Shioya]] (Japan)
In [[Five faces of darkness]], he lured out [[Dirge]] and [[Thrust]] with his Decepticon Detector (that didn't work). He threw a smoke gernade thing and interrogated them.
====Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformer manga====

When the [[Insecticon]]s attacked Kyushu, Outback and the rest of the [[4-Wheel-Drive Brigade]], as well as [[Kenji]], arrived to investigate. Outback and friends were briefly trapped inside craters by landmines but escaped once they united into some kind of crazy human pyramid. Using their combined attack, the 4-Wheel-Drive Robo Combination Scrumbuster, they drove the Insecticons away and saved Kyushu.

===Marvel Comics continuity===
:''('''Note''': Events in italics take place in the UK comics only.)''

''Surprised by a lone Decepticon killer Outback was saved from death by [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] who had accidentally returned to [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] along with [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]]. {{storylink|...The Harder They Die!}} He later tried to save Optimus Prime from being executed as a spy by the [[Wreckers]] due to a rumour spread by Megatron.''

''When [[Ultra Magnus]] refused to believe him, Outback helped Optimus Prime to escape. The two went on the run together and pursued by the Wreckers and a squad of [[Guardian]] Droids. Outback was later seriously wounded in battle with the Guardian Droids and Optimus Prime was forced to carry him to safety.{{storylink|Under Fire!}}''

''Hiding in the [[Dead End (place)|Dead End]] of Cybertron, hoping that Outback would recover, Optimus Prime told him the story of what happened when he was displaced to the [[limbo]] dimension when [[Galvatron (G1)|Galvatron]] travelled back in time.''

''Outback ultimately survived when Prime’s tale was overheard by Ultra Magnus and [[Emirate Xaaron]], convincing them of his identity.'' {{storylink|Distant Thunder!}}

===Dreamwave Comics continuity===
Outback was among the group of new recruits who failed to take on the [[Auto-Combatant]] training drones on [[Cybertron (franchise)|Cybertron]] after [[Shockwave (G1)|Shockwave]]'s rule was toppled.

[[Image:Fallback-DIE.jpg|right|thumb|250px|She's a feisty sheila!]]
===''Timelines: Descent into Evil'' comic===
Outback, having at this point renamed himself Fallback to complement his revived sense of optimism, led an Autobot strike force consisting of [[Chromia]], [[Flareup]] and [[Ricochet (Timelines)|Ricochet]] to the planet [[Ceti Alpha Seven]]. Their target was the [[Insecticon (G1)|Insecticon]] cloning facility constructed there by the [[Decepticon]] general [[Deathsaurus]]. The first batch of [[Virulent Clone]]s had already been completed, and the team found itself under attack before they ever reached the lab. Fallback and his team destroyed a number of clones, but, when Deathsaurus himself joined the fight, they were overwhelmed and captured. The arrival of their teammates [[Ironhide (G1)|Ironhide]] and [[Ratchet (G1)|Ratchet]] on the planet ultimately resulted in Deathsaurus' defeat and the rescue of Fallback's team. {{Storylink|Descent Into Evil}}

===IDW Comics continuity===
Long ago, Outback and [[Kup]] crash-landed on an unknown planet covered with radioactive crystals. When they attempted to use parts of their ship to create a transmitter, the radiation overloaded the generator, and Outback was killed in the explosion. Kup, however, has since been driven insane by the radiation and not only talks to Outback's charred remains as though he were alive but uses his severed arm as a club.

[[Springer]] was able to hack into the deceased Autobot's holo-emitter to try and send Kup a message that the Autobots were coming to rescue him, but the delusional Kup saw this as a ghost making threats upon his life. Outback's remains were further crushed by an errant swipe from one of the rescue party, sending Kup into another homicidal rage.

What they did with what was left of Outback is unknown. {{storylink|Spotlight: Kup}}

==Toys==
===Generation 1===
*'''Outback''' (Autobot Mini Vehicle, 1986)
: ''Japanese ID number:'' '''C-59'''

:Outback is a khaki and brown [[retool]] of the 1984 [[Mini Vehicle]] [[Brawn]]. His head, arms, and chest have been changed, plus he has been equipped with a vehicle-mode gun.

===Timelines===
* '''Descent Into Evil''' (multi-pack, 2005)

: Available only as part of [[BotCon 2005]]'s Descent into Evil set (along with [[Buzzclaw (Timelines)|Buzzclaw]], [[Chromia (G1)|Chromia]], [[Deathsaurus]], [[Dirge (Timelines)|Dirge]], [[Ironhide (G1)|Ironhide]] and [[Ricochet (Timelines)|Ricochet]]), Fallback (renamed due to [[trademark]] reasons) is a brown and tan [[redeco]] of ''[[Energon (franchise)|Energon]]'' [[Strongarm (Energon)|Strongarm]], transforming into a jeep of made-up model. His clear-blue spare tire and crane/cannon can be assembled to form an [[energon weapon|energon battle-axe]], plus he comes with a clear-blue [[energon chip]].

: This mold was also used to make [[Movie (franchise)|movie-universe]] [[Strongarm (Movie)|Strongarm]].

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==External Links==
*[http://www.tfu.info/1986/Autobot/Outback/outback.htm Outback at TFU.info]

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[[Category: Convention exclusives]]
[[category:Generation 1 characters]]
[[Category: Mini Vehicles]]
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Grimlock (disambiguation)

2007-11-19T16:59:10Z

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The name '''Grimlock''' has been applied to several Transformers characters.
[[[[Image:Grim GrimLock.gif]]]]

*[[Grimlock (G1)|Grimlock]] the [[Autobot]] [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobot]] t-rex from [[Generation 1]].

*[[Grimlock (RID)|Grimlock]] the Autobot [[Build Team]] steam shovel from ''[[Robots in Disguise]]''.

*[[Grimlock (Dinobots)|Grimlock]] the Autobot velociraptor from the [[Dinobots (toyline)|Dinobots]] line.

*[[Grimlock (Energon)|Grimlock]] the Autobot t-rex and [[Mega-Dinobot]] component from ''[[Energon (franchise)|Energon]]''.

*[[Grimlock (Animated)|Grimlock]] the Autobot t-rex from ''[[Transformers_Animated|Animated]]''.

'''Grimlock''' should not be confused with:

*[[Cruellock]] the [[Decepticon]] [[Terrorcon (Energon)|Terrorcon]] lizard-monster from ''Energon''.

*[[Doom-Lock]] the ''other'' Decepticon Terrorcon lizard-monster from ''Energon''.

*[[Padlock]] the Autobot guard and friend to [[Wing Saber]] from ''Energon''.

*[[Jetfire (Armada)|Dreadlock]] the Japanese name of [[Jetfire (Armada)|Jetfire]] from ''Cybertron''.
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Chaos (episode)

2007-11-10T16:28:11Z

74.15.52.194: New page: Choas is a Giant monster made of death crystals that lived on Dredd. The populace had prisoner robots who had crashed on Dredd mine the death crystals it left...

Choas is a Giant monster made of [[death crystals]] that lived on Dredd. The populace had prisoner [[transformers|robots]] [[kup|who]] had crashed on Dredd mine the death crystals it left behind. Virtually indistructible, however, he was killed by a massive death crystal gun the [[decepticons]] had made to kill [[autobots]].<div id="wikia-credits"><br /><br /><small>From [http://transformers.wikia.com Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki], a [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] wiki.</small></div>

High Score 100

2007-11-10T16:14:25Z

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:''High Score 100 is an [[Autobot]] [[Real Gear Robot]] from the [[Movie (franchise)|live-action movie]] [[continuity family]].''

[[Image:HighScore100_robot.jpg|thumb|right|250px|You can make him jump with The X button, Duck With The A button, And do a Kung Fu combnation with the Y button. ]]

There are some who say [[Power Up VT6|video games]] are evil. But for '''High Score 100''', they're more than just supposed brain-rotting fun, They're an untapped teacher. Learning second-hand from the greatest fighters and soldiers, High Score 100 watches patiently, learning the skills his masters will teach him. Rigorous repeat quarter-circles and other motions have allowed him to use martial arts skill and combat techniques that other Transformers can only dream about, such as lightning-fast kicks, precision sniping, and mastery of countless weapons (both melee and ranged). [[Decepticons]] had better watch out, because this Autobot isn't just tough. He's down-right fierce.

{{quote|Plug in. Turn on. Power up.|High Score 100's packaging tagline}}

:''French-Canadian name'': '''Marco-Points 100'''<br>
:''Spanish name'': '''Marca-Puntos 100'''

==Toys==
===Transformers===
*'''High Score 100''' (Real Gear Robots, 2007)
: ''Japanese ID number:'' '''MA-12'''

[[Image:HighScore100_alt.jpg|thumb|left|150px|Seriously, this is almost how big he is.]]

: High Score 100 transforms into a (non-functional) wireless video game console controller of made-up model. Several companies have produced actual working controllers at a scale only slightly larger (though considerably thicker), but High Score 100's lack of a pair of analog triggers beneath his shoulder buttons means he is incompatible with the [[Xbox 360 robot|Xbox 360]]. High Score is one of the few Real Gear Robots to contain an Automorph gimick; When you press up the switch on the controller's front, the robot's head raises, and shoulder pads flip into place. Like all [[Real Gear Robots]] toys, his robot mode is supposedly at 1:1 scale.

Supposedly.

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[[Category: Autobots]]

[[Category: Martial artists]]

[[Category: Movie characters]]

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High Score 100

2007-11-10T16:13:34Z

74.15.52.194:

:''High Score 100 is an [[Autobot]] [[Real Gear Robot]] from the [[Movie (franchise)|live-action movie]] [[continuity family]].''

[[Image:HighScore100_robot.jpg|thumb|right|250px|You can make him jump with The X button, Duck With The A button, And do a Kung Fu combnation with Y]]

There are some who say [[Power Up VT6|video games]] are evil. But for '''High Score 100''', they're more than just supposed brain-rotting fun, They're an untapped teacher. Learning second-hand from the greatest fighters and soldiers, High Score 100 watches patiently, learning the skills his masters will teach him. Rigorous repeat quarter-circles and other motions have allowed him to use martial arts skill and combat techniques that other Transformers can only dream about, such as lightning-fast kicks, precision sniping, and mastery of countless weapons (both melee and ranged). [[Decepticons]] had better watch out, because this Autobot isn't just tough. He's down-right fierce.

{{quote|Plug in. Turn on. Power up.|High Score 100's packaging tagline}}

:''French-Canadian name'': '''Marco-Points 100'''<br>
:''Spanish name'': '''Marca-Puntos 100'''

==Toys==
===Transformers===
*'''High Score 100''' (Real Gear Robots, 2007)
: ''Japanese ID number:'' '''MA-12'''

[[Image:HighScore100_alt.jpg|thumb|left|150px|Seriously, this is almost how big he is.]]

: High Score 100 transforms into a (non-functional) wireless video game console controller of made-up model. Several companies have produced actual working controllers at a scale only slightly larger (though considerably thicker), but High Score 100's lack of a pair of analog triggers beneath his shoulder buttons means he is incompatible with the [[Xbox 360 robot|Xbox 360]]. High Score is one of the few Real Gear Robots to contain an Automorph gimick; When you press up the switch on the controller's front, the robot's head raises, and shoulder pads flip into place. Like all [[Real Gear Robots]] toys, his robot mode is supposedly at 1:1 scale.

Supposedly.

{{-}}

[[Category: Autobots]]

[[Category: Martial artists]]

[[Category: Movie characters]]

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High Score 100

2007-11-10T16:11:32Z

74.15.52.194:

:''High Score 100 is an [[Autobot]] [[Real Gear Robot]] from the [[Movie (franchise)|live-action movie]] [[continuity family]].''

[[Image:HighScore100_robot.jpg|thumb|right|250px|You have been selected by Star Command to defend the frontier.]]

There are some who say [[Power Up VT6|video games]] are evil. But for '''High Score 100''', they're more than just supposed brain-rotting fun, They're an untapped teacher. Learning second-hand from the greatest fighters and soldiers, High Score 100 watches patiently, learning the skills his masters will teach him. Rigorous repeat quarter-circles and other motions have allowed him to use martial arts skill and combat techniques that other Transformers can only dream about, such as lightning-fast kicks, precision sniping, and mastery of countless weapons (both melee and ranged). [[Decepticons]] had better watch out, because this Autobot isn't just tough. He's down-right fierce.

{{quote|Plug in. Turn on. Power up.|High Score 100's packaging tagline}}

:''French-Canadian name'': '''Marco-Points 100'''<br>
:''Spanish name'': '''Marca-Puntos 100'''

==Toys==
===Transformers===
*'''High Score 100''' (Real Gear Robots, 2007)
: ''Japanese ID number:'' '''MA-12'''

[[Image:HighScore100_alt.jpg|thumb|left|150px|A toy of a video game. What's next, [[Optimus Primal|Robot Gorillas?]]]]

: High Score 100 transforms into a (non-functional) wireless video game console controller of made-up model. Several companies have produced actual working controllers at a scale only slightly larger (though considerably thicker), but High Score 100's lack of a pair of analog triggers beneath his shoulder buttons means he is incompatible with the [[Xbox 360 robot|Xbox 360]]. High Score is one of the few Real Gear Robots to contain an Automorph gimick; When you press up the switch on the controller's front, the robot's head raises, and shoulder pads flip into place. Like all [[Real Gear Robots]] toys, his robot mode is supposedly at 1:1 scale.

Supposedly.

{{-}}

[[Category: Autobots]]

[[Category: Martial artists]]

[[Category: Movie characters]]

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High Score 100

2007-11-10T16:10:02Z

74.15.52.194:

:''High Score 100 is an [[Autobot]] [[Real Gear Robot]] from the [[Movie (franchise)|live-action movie]] [[continuity family]].''

[[Image:HighScore100_robot.jpg|thumb|right|250px|You have been selected by Star Command to defend the frontier.]]

There are some who say [[Power Up VT6|video games]] are evil. But for '''High Score 100''', they're more than just supposed brain-rotting fun, They're an untapped teacher. Learning second-hand from the greatest fighters and soldiers, High Score 100 watches patiently, learning the skills his masters will teach him. Rigorous repeat quarter-circles and other motions have allowed him to use martial arts skill and combat techniques that other Transformers can only dream about, such as lightning-fast kicks, precision sniping, and mastery of countless weapons (both melee and ranged). [[Decepticons]] had better watch out, because this Autobot isn't just tough. He's down-right fierce.

{{quote|Plug in. Turn on. Power up.|High Score 100's packaging tagline}}

:''French-Canadian name'': '''Marco-Points 100'''<br>
:''Spanish name'': '''Marca-Puntos 100'''

==Toys==
===Transformers===
*'''High Score 100''' (Real Gear Robots, 2007)
: ''Japanese ID number:'' '''MA-12'''

[[Image:HighScore100_alt.jpg|thumb|left|150px|A toy of a video game. What's next, [[Optimus Primal|Robot Gorillas?]]

: High Score 100 transforms into a (non-functional) wireless video game console controller of made-up model. Several companies have produced actual working controllers at a scale only slightly larger (though considerably thicker), but High Score 100's lack of a pair of analog triggers beneath his shoulder buttons means he is incompatible with the [[Xbox 360 robot|Xbox 360]]. High Score is one of the few Real Gear Robots to contain an Automorph gimick; When you press up the switch on the controller's front, the robot's head raises, and shoulder pads flip into place. Like all [[Real Gear Robots]] toys, his robot mode is supposedly at 1:1 scale.

Supposedly.

{{-}}

[[Category: Autobots]]

[[Category: Martial artists]]

[[Category: Movie characters]]

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High Score 100

2007-11-10T16:09:34Z

74.15.52.194:

:''High Score 100 is an [[Autobot]] [[Real Gear Robot]] from the [[Movie (franchise)|live-action movie]] [[continuity family]].''

[[Image:HighScore100_robot.jpg|thumb|right|250px|You have been selected by Star Command to defend the frontier.]]

There are some who say [[Power Up VT6|video games]] are evil. But for '''High Score 100''', they're more than just supposed brain-rotting fun, They're an untapped teacher. Learning second-hand from the greatest fighters and soldiers, High Score 100 watches patiently, learning the skills his masters will teach him. Rigorous repeat quarter-circles and other motions have allowed him to use martial arts skill and combat techniques that other Transformers can only dream about, such as lightning-fast kicks, precision sniping, and mastery of countless weapons (both melee and ranged). [[Decepticons]] had better watch out, because this Autobot isn't just tough. He's down-right fierce.

{{quote|Plug in. Turn on. Power up.|High Score 100's packaging tagline}}

:''French-Canadian name'': '''Marco-Points 100'''<br>
:''Spanish name'': '''Marca-Puntos 100'''

==Toys==
===Transformers===
*'''High Score 100''' (Real Gear Robots, 2007)
: ''Japanese ID number:'' '''MA-12'''

[[Image:HighScore100_alt.jpg|thumb|left|150px| A toy of a video game. What's next, [[Optimus Primal|Robot Gorillas?]]

: High Score 100 transforms into a (non-functional) wireless video game console controller of made-up model. Several companies have produced actual working controllers at a scale only slightly larger (though considerably thicker), but High Score 100's lack of a pair of analog triggers beneath his shoulder buttons means he is incompatible with the [[Xbox 360 robot|Xbox 360]]. High Score is one of the few Real Gear Robots to contain an Automorph gimick; When you press up the switch on the controller's front, the robot's head raises, and shoulder pads flip into place. Like all [[Real Gear Robots]] toys, his robot mode is supposedly at 1:1 scale.

Supposedly.

{{-}}

[[Category: Autobots]]

[[Category: Martial artists]]

[[Category: Movie characters]]

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High Score 100

2007-11-10T16:08:11Z

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:''High Score 100 is an [[Autobot]] [[Real Gear Robot]] from the [[Movie (franchise)|live-action movie]] [[continuity family]].''

[[Image:HighScore100_robot.jpg|thumb|right|250px|You have been selected by Star Command to defend the frontier.]]

There are some who say [[Power Up VT6|video games]] are evil. But for '''High Score 100''', they're more than just supposed brain-rotting fun, They're an untapped teacher. Learning second-hand from the greatest fighters and soldiers, High Score 100 watches patiently, learning the skills his masters will teach him. Rigorous repeat quarter-circles and other motions have allowed him to use martial arts skill and combat techniques that other Transformers can only dream about, such as lightning-fast kicks, precision sniping, and mastery of countless weapons (both melee and ranged). [[Decepticons]] had better watch out, because this Autobot isn't just tough. He's down-right fierce.

{{quote|Plug in. Turn on. Power up.|High Score 100's packaging tagline}}

:''French-Canadian name'': '''Marco-Points 100'''<br>
:''Spanish name'': '''Marca-Puntos 100'''

==Toys==
===Transformers===
*'''High Score 100''' (Real Gear Robots, 2007)
: ''Japanese ID number:'' '''MA-12'''

[[Image:HighScore100_alt.jpg|thumb|left|150px|A toy of a video game. What's next, [[Optimus primal|Robot Gorillas?]]

: High Score 100 transforms into a (non-functional) wireless video game console controller of made-up model. Several companies have produced actual working controllers at a scale only slightly larger (though considerably thicker), but High Score 100's lack of a pair of analog triggers beneath his shoulder buttons means he is incompatible with the [[Xbox 360 robot|Xbox 360]]. High Score is one of the few Real Gear Robots to contain an Automorph gimick; When you press up the switch on the controller's front, the robot's head raises, and shoulder pads flip into place. Like all [[Real Gear Robots]] toys, his robot mode is supposedly at 1:1 scale.

Supposedly.

{{-}}

[[Category: Autobots]]

[[Category: Martial artists]]

[[Category: Movie characters]]

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High Score 100

2007-11-10T16:04:57Z

74.15.52.194:

:''High Score 100 is an [[Autobot]] [[Real Gear Robot]] from the [[Movie (franchise)|live-action movie]] [[continuity family]].''

[[Image:HighScore100_robot.jpg|thumb|right|250px|You have been selected by Star Command to defend the frontier.]]

There are some who say [[Power Up VT6|video games]] are evil. But for '''High Score 100''', they're more than just supposed brain-rotting fun, They're an untapped teacher. Learning second-hand from the greatest fighters and soldiers, High Score 100 watches patiently, learning the skills his masters will teach him. Rigorous repeat quarter-circles and other motions have allowed him to use martial arts skill and combat techniques that other Transformers can only dream about, such as lightning-fast kicks, precision sniping, and mastery of countless weapons (both melee and ranged). [[Decepticons]] had better watch out, because this Autobot isn't just tough. He's down-right fierce.

{{quote|Plug in. Turn on. Power up.|High Score 100's packaging tagline}}

:''French-Canadian name'': '''Marco-Points 100'''<br>
:''Spanish name'': '''Marca-Puntos 100'''

==Toys==
===Transformers===
*'''High Score 100''' (Real Gear Robots, 2007)
: ''Japanese ID number:'' '''MA-12'''

[[Image:HighScore100_alt.jpg|thumb|left|150px|A toy of a video game. What's next, Robot Gorillas?]]

: High Score 100 transforms into a (non-functional) wireless video game console controller of made-up model. Several companies have produced actual working controllers at a scale only slightly larger (though considerably thicker), but High Score 100's lack of a pair of analog triggers beneath his shoulder buttons means he is incompatible with the [[Xbox 360 robot|Xbox 360]]. High Score is one of the few Real Gear Robots to contain an Automorph gimick; When you press up the switch on the controller's front, the robot's head raises, and shoulder pads flip into place. Like all [[Real Gear Robots]] toys, his robot mode is supposedly at 1:1 scale.

Supposedly.

{{-}}

[[Category: Autobots]]

[[Category: Martial artists]]

[[Category: Movie characters]]

[[Category: Real Gear Robots]]<div id="wikia-credits"><br /><br /><small>From [http://transformers.wikia.com Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki], a [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] wiki.</small></div>

Hacker X-3

2007-11-10T16:01:49Z

74.15.52.194:

:''Hacker X-3 is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Movie (franchise)|live-action movie]] [[continuity family]].''
[[Image:Hacker robot.jpg|thumb|250px|A B A A B I WON! [[High Score 100]].]]
'''Hacker X-3''' doesn't believe in privacy, apparently. He just loves sharing information with the world. This probably does not make him very popular. Especially with the [[Decepticon]]s, his usual targets.

==Toys==
===Transformers===
[[Image:Hacker game.jpg|thumb|150px|left|]]
*'''Hacker X-3''' (Real Gear Robots, 2008)

: A [[redeco]] of [[Power Up VT6]], Hacker X-3 transforms into a (non-functional) hand-held video game system. Although there is no real-life equivalent model, he does bear a strong resemblance to the ''Gameboy Advance.'' Like all [[Real Gear Robots]] toys, his robot mode is apparently at 1:1 scale. He Looks like he has [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] vs. [[Payload]] on his screen.

{{comingsoontoy}}

[[Category: Autobots]]
[[Category: Movie characters]]
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Hacker X-3

2007-11-10T16:01:13Z

74.15.52.194:

:''Hacker X-3 is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Movie (franchise)|live-action movie]] [[continuity family]].''
[[Image:Hacker robot.jpg|thumb|250px|A B A A B I WON! Tell [[High Score]].]]
'''Hacker X-3''' doesn't believe in privacy, apparently. He just loves sharing information with the world. This probably does not make him very popular. Especially with the [[Decepticon]]s, his usual targets.

==Toys==
===Transformers===
[[Image:Hacker game.jpg|thumb|150px|left|]]
*'''Hacker X-3''' (Real Gear Robots, 2008)

: A [[redeco]] of [[Power Up VT6]], Hacker X-3 transforms into a (non-functional) hand-held video game system. Although there is no real-life equivalent model, he does bear a strong resemblance to the ''Gameboy Advance.'' Like all [[Real Gear Robots]] toys, his robot mode is apparently at 1:1 scale. He Looks like he has [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] vs. [[Payload]] on his screen.

{{comingsoontoy}}

[[Category: Autobots]]
[[Category: Movie characters]]
[[Category: Real Gear Robots]]<div id="wikia-credits"><br /><br /><small>From [http://transformers.wikia.com Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki], a [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] wiki.</small></div>

Hacker X-3

2007-11-10T15:56:05Z

74.15.52.194:

:''Hacker X-3 is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Movie (franchise)|live-action movie]] [[continuity family]].''
[[Image:Hacker robot.jpg|thumb|250px|Sued by the RIAA.]]
'''Hacker X-3''' doesn't believe in privacy, apparently. He just loves sharing information with the world. This probably does not make him very popular. Especially with the [[Decepticon]]s, his usual targets.

==Toys==
===Transformers===
[[Image:Hacker game.jpg|thumb|150px|left|]]
*'''Hacker X-3''' (Real Gear Robots, 2008)

: A [[redeco]] of [[Power Up VT6]], Hacker X-3 transforms into a (non-functional) hand-held video game system. Although there is no real-life equivalent model, he does bear a strong resemblance to the ''Gameboy Advance.'' Like all [[Real Gear Robots]] toys, his robot mode is apparently at 1:1 scale. He Looks like he has [[Optimus prime]] vs. [[Payload]] on his screen.

{{comingsoontoy}}

[[Category: Autobots]]
[[Category: Movie characters]]
[[Category: Real Gear Robots]]<div id="wikia-credits"><br /><br /><small>From [http://transformers.wikia.com Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki], a [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] wiki.</small></div>