Big Daddy (SG)

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This article is about the evil Autobot who is not a Micromaster. For his heroic Micromaster counterpart, see Big Daddy (G1){{#switch:{{#sub:Big Daddy (G1)|-1}}|!=|.=|?=|.}} For a list of other meanings, see Big Daddy (disambiguation).
Big Daddy is an evil Autobot from the "Shattered Glass" continuity family.

Big Daddy is an old evil Autobot who lives up to his name by being a calm and pleasantly paternal figure to his teammates. He likes to watch over the younger mechs and make sure they're obedient, in good spirits, and living up to the Autobot "ideals" (read: theft, extortion, in-fighting, and various other "good old-fashioned Autobot faction values"), though his advice and platitudes aren't always appreciated.

Little roughhousing keeps the processor sharp and the sparkplugs firin'. And if one of 'em happens to deactivate the other, well, we call that a lesson learned on both sides.{{#if:|{{{quote2}}}}}{{#if:Big Daddy instructs Buster on Autobot philosophy"Eye in the Sky"|Big Daddy instructs Buster on Autobot philosophy{{#if:"Eye in the Sky"|, "Eye in the Sky"|}}|}}

Fiction

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Fun Publications Shattered Glass continuity

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I'm not supposed to be here!

Big Daddy was onboard the Ark when it traveled to Earth and crashed into the ocean off the United States' west coast. He later was part of the group of Autobots that met up with Rodimus when he (being the only one who had reached an escape pod before the crash) finally arrived at the Ark's crash site. Rodimus tried to talk Big Daddy and the others out of shooting him for desertion by saying he had found three human allies who were "quintespecially Autobot" [sic] because they tried to steal him. Big Daddy decided that the "lad" had a point, noting that theft was indeed a classic Autobot value.

When a fight between Rodimus and Goldbug broke out over who would be the leader of the Earth-bound Autobots, Big Daddy seemed laid-back and unconcerned about the outcome. He answered Buster's question about whether they typically solved arguments this way by explaining some Autobot philosophy to him.

Later, Big Daddy was part of the assault force to hijack the Burpleson Air Force Base and gain access to the Global Orbiting Defense Satellites. After they succeeded in gaining control of the base, he took up guard duty outside the base with Side Burn. He spent the time trying to chat with and instruct the younger 'bot, much to Side Burn's irritation. When Soundwave and the Decepticons' human allies showed up to try to get into the base with a cover story, he talked down Side Burn's suspicions with more finger-waggling and wisdom-dispensing and let the humans pass, much to the other Autobot's even greater irritation. That turned out to be a bad move, as it helped the Decepticons successfully destroy the base. Eye in the Sky

Big Daddy took part in an assault on a newly-built Mega-Rig. He tried to attack Shockwave, only to be bludgeoned by the Decepticon's cannon arm. He later took part in an ambush which succeeded in capturing a number of Decepticons, and Rodimus gave him the first shot, suggesting he shoot whoever was jamming the comms. When it turned out the jammer wasn't Soundwave, Big Daddy pointed up at the plane overhead, which dropped off R.J. Blackrock in a Centurion mech. Once Goldbug and Swoop had the Centurion restrained, Big Daddy prepared to shoot it, but was surprised when the machine turned out to have extra remote drone defenses. The Autobots battled long to try and bring down the Centurion, but after Ratchet sustained a head injury, Rodimus sounded the retreat. Transhuman

Somehow back on Cybertron, Big Daddy helped construct Omega Doom. Reunification: Part 3

Big Daddy took part in the assault on Decepticon City on Earth. When Galvatron arrived from Cybertron, Big Daddy started to engage him until Rodimus pulled him aside, saying "Dat's Prime's fight!" Memory's Splinter After Optimus Prime was critically injured fighting Galvatron, Big Daddy and the other Autobots fled Earth aboard Sky Lynx. Restoration

Toys

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Transformers (2007)

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Yackity schmackity.
  • Big Daddy (Deluxe, 2008)
  • Accessories: Left & right missile launchers, 2 missiles, Autobot Cybertron-style Cyber Key
The live-action movie Big Daddy figure was officially repurposed as Shattered Glass Big Daddy.
A Walmart exclusive, Transformers: AllSpark Power Big Daddy is a redeco of Cybertron Downshift, transforming into a muscle car that combines elements from various 1970s era muscle and pony cars, and with an orange and black color scheme as an homage to the Generation 1 Micromaster of the same name.
In either mode, inserting a Cyber Key into a flip-up slot in his rear window springs open a claw from the car's grill. He comes with two large spring-loaded missile launchers, which can peg via 5 mm post on his vehicle side-panels/robot legs, or mount on his shoulders. He comes with a clear-red Cybertron-style Cyber Key.
This mold suffers from a design flaw: Even though his head has a swivel joint, it's rendered useless because the ridges on his chest (the air vents in vehicle mode) get in the way in both directions.

Notes

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  • Big Daddy's pattern of speech is based on [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Bing Crosby|{{#if:||Bing Crosby}}]]'s. That's right, he's an evil [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Sugar Bear|{{#if:||Sugar Bear}}]].
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