Soft drink

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Soft drinks (also, pop, soda, juice and about a thousand other names) is fizzy stuff that comes in cans. It is available in both sugared and diet versions. It is not an adequate fuel source for Transformers.

Optimus Prime (more than once) and his near-identical twin have been known to shill for certain manufacturers.

Fiction

Marvel Comics continuity

Noah Acton used the cover of going to get a soda to graffiti a wall. Decepticon Graffiti!

Shady auto dealer Big Steve immobilized the Throttlebots by filling their tanks with sugary soda, allowing RAAT to capture them. Used Autobots

Combat Colin

Colin and Steve took saucepans to the Transformers' Christmas party in anticipation of extra helpings of "fizzy pop", but were denied entry. Christmas with Combat Colin

Generation 1 cartoon continuity

The Transformers cartoon

Powerglide shot a vending machine and blew a huge hole in it. This somehow caused a firehose-like torrent of soda to come shooting out of the machine. The Girl Who Loved Powerglide

Victory cartoon

Jan Minakaze nearly choked on his soft drink when the Rescue Patrol Team informed him that Holi was being so serious because he was worried about his girlfriend, Clipper, down on Micro. Planet Micro - The Mysterious Warrior

Cybertron cartoon

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Jolt watched a home movie of the young Coby Hansen enjoying a glass of a soft drink he called "green gloop" with a scoop of ice cream. Collapse.

Live-action film series

Transformers (2007) film

Pepsi ads and Mountain Dew vending machines can be seen in Mission City.

IDW Revenge of the Fallen prequel comics

Dispensor hit Sam Witwicky on the head with a soft drink can, leading Ratchet to sternly lecture on the dangers of soft drinks. Transformers: Alliance #1

2005 IDW continuity

Roller drank a Kremzeek!-brand juice box laced with circuit speeders to give him an "edge", despite Rung's objection that the additions could cause instant spark failure. Elegant Chaos Part 1: All Our Parlous Yesterdays‎

Commercial appearances

Age of Extinction

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List of varieties of soft drink

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• Coca-Cola
• E Cola
• Mountain Dew
• Pepsi
• Prim Cola
• Ramune
• Big Red

External links

• [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Soft drink|{{#if:Soft drinks at Wikipedia|Soft drinks at Wikipedia|Soft drink}}]]