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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*This is the only one of the three ''Bike Rider DX'' games to not be localized into English. Not that it would have mattered, as the ~~past~~ games' Collaboration Stage DLC was ~~never~~ released outside of Japan.		*This is the only one of the three ''Bike Rider DX'' games to not be localized into English. Not that it would have mattered, as none of the previous games' Collaboration Stage DLC was ever released outside of Japan.
	*Other IPs that received Collaboration Stage DLC in ''DX3'' include ''{{w\|Kamen Rider Drive}}'', ''Kobito Zukan'', {{w\|Hatsune Miku}}, ''{{w\|Go! Princess PreCure}}'', ''{{w\|PriPara}}'', ''{{w\|Crayon Shin-chan: My Moving Story! Cactus Large Attack!}}'', ''{{w\|Gachapin}}'', ''{{w\|Shuriken Sentai Ninninger}}'', and ''{{w\|Chibi Maruko-chan}}''.		*Other IPs that received Collaboration Stage DLC in ''DX3'' include ''{{w\|Kamen Rider Drive}}'', ''Kobito Zukan'', {{w\|Hatsune Miku}}, ''{{w\|Go! Princess PreCure}}'', ''{{w\|PriPara}}'', ''{{w\|Crayon Shin-chan: My Moving Story! Cactus Large Attack!}}'', ''{{w\|Gachapin}}'', ''{{w\|Shuriken Sentai Ninninger}}'', and ''{{w\|Chibi Maruko-chan}}''.
	*All three ''Bike Rider DX'' games' levels were later compiled and remastered for ''New Bike Rider DX'' on mobile and ''Crazy BMX World'' for [[Nintendo Switch]]. However, none of the Collaboration Stage DLC was included in either release.		*All three ''Bike Rider DX'' games' levels were later compiled and remastered for ''New Bike Rider DX'' on mobile and ''Crazy BMX World'' for [[Nintendo Switch]]. However, none of the Collaboration Stage DLC was included in either release.

Cyberlink420 at 05:39, 26 August 2022

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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
	In ''Bike Rider DX3'', players control Suzuki, a stick figure cyclist constantly pedaling his way forward towards the finish line as he is [[time travel\|teleported between different time periods]]. As Suzuki's bike automatically moves forward, the player instead controls Suzuki with ~~a single~~ button ~~that~~ causes him to jump; a double-jump can also be performed in mid-air. Players must time their jumps right to avoid letting Suzuki fall into pits or run into obstacles so he can cross the finish line. Power-ups scattered around the course can alter Suzuki's jump properties and give him different temporary abilities.		In ''Bike Rider DX3'', players control Suzuki, a stick figure cyclist constantly pedaling his way forward towards the finish line as he is [[time travel\|teleported between different time periods]]. As Suzuki's bike automatically moves forward, the player instead controls Suzuki entirely with the A button, which causes him to jump; a double-jump can also be performed in mid-air. Players must time their jumps right to avoid letting Suzuki fall into pits or run into obstacles so he can cross the finish line. Power-ups scattered around the course can alter Suzuki's jump properties and give him different temporary abilities.

	The main "Stage Mode" is split into ten stages, each containing five courses to complete, for a total of 50 courses. Every stage is themed after a different time period, with Suzuki's appearance changing to match. New to ''DX3'' are boss battles, which take place after completing all five of a stage's courses. Each boss has different attack patterns, but all of them are defeated after taking only three hits. Each course also features three gold medals placed along the route for the player to find; collecting enough of these medals will unlock up to 30 additional courses spread across six bonus stages.		The main "Stage Mode" is split into ten stages, each containing five courses to complete, for a total of 50 courses. Every stage is themed after a different time period, with Suzuki's appearance changing to match. New to ''DX3'' are boss battles, which take place after completing all five of a stage's courses. Each boss has different attack patterns, but all of them are defeated after taking only three hits. Each course also features three gold medals placed along the route for the player to find; collecting enough of these medals will unlock up to 30 additional courses spread across six bonus stages.
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	Several pieces of "Collaboration Stage" downloadable content based on other external properties were released for ''Bike Rider DX3''. Each piece of content adds a handful of new courses starring a different playable character, each of which has their own unique gameplay element. Because of how these courses are built around their respective character's unique ability, no other characters can be used, nor can DLC characters be used in the main game.		Several pieces of "Collaboration Stage" downloadable content based on other external properties were released for ''Bike Rider DX3''. Each piece of content adds a handful of new courses starring a different playable character, each of which has their own unique gameplay element. Because of how these courses are built around their respective character's unique ability, no other characters can be used, nor can DLC characters be used in the main game.

	Relevant to this wiki, the ''Transformers Adventure'' DLC was released on [[June 3]], [[2015]], and adds 10 courses themed after ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Transformers: Robots in Disguise]]''. In these courses, Suzuki is replaced by [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]], who has the unique ability to transform from robot to vehicle mode and back. ~~While in vehicle mode, Bumblebee can no longer jump~~ in mid-air, ~~but he is~~ small enough to slip through smaller passages. Each course has Bumblebee running through the streets of [[Crown City]] attempting to reach an [[Autobot]] flag at the end, all the while jumping over pits and dodging obstacles, including [[Thunderhoof (RID)\|Thunderhoof]] and [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]]. To fit the theming, the three medals hidden in each course are replaced with glowing blue [[energon cube]]s.		Relevant to this wiki, the ''Transformers Adventure'' DLC was released on [[June 3]], [[2015]], and adds 10 courses themed after ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Transformers: Robots in Disguise]]''. In these courses, Suzuki is replaced by [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]], who has the unique ability to transform from robot to vehicle mode and back. Pressing the A button in mid-air after a double-jump will cause Bumblebee to convert to vehicle mode, making him small enough to slip through smaller passages. Jumping while in vehicle mode will change him back to robot mode. Each course has Bumblebee running through the streets of [[Crown City]] attempting to reach an [[Autobot]] flag at the end, all the while jumping over pits and dodging obstacles, including [[Thunderhoof (RID)\|Thunderhoof]] and [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]]. To fit the theming, the three medals hidden in each course are replaced with glowing blue [[energon cube]]s; grabbing one will temporarily charge Bumblebee and make him immune to obstacles and enemies.
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Cyberlink420 at 21:04, 23 August 2022

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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
	In ''Bike Rider DX3'', players control Suzuki, a stick figure cyclist constantly pedaling his way forward towards the finish line as he is [[time travel\|teleported between different time periods]]. As Suzuki's bike automatically moves forward, the player instead controls Suzuki with a single button that causes him to jump; a double-jump can also be performed in mid-air. Players must time their jumps right to avoid letting Suzuki fall into pits or run into obstacles so he can cross the finish line. ~~Powerups~~ scattered around ~~will~~ alter Suzuki's jump properties and give him different temporary abilities.		In ''Bike Rider DX3'', players control Suzuki, a stick figure cyclist constantly pedaling his way forward towards the finish line as he is [[time travel\|teleported between different time periods]]. As Suzuki's bike automatically moves forward, the player instead controls Suzuki with a single button that causes him to jump; a double-jump can also be performed in mid-air. Players must time their jumps right to avoid letting Suzuki fall into pits or run into obstacles so he can cross the finish line. Power-ups scattered around the course can alter Suzuki's jump properties and give him different temporary abilities.

	The main "Stage Mode" is split into ten stages, each containing five courses to complete, for a total of 50 courses. Every stage is themed after a different time period, with Suzuki's appearance changing to match. New to ''DX3'' are boss battles, which take place after completing all five of ~~the~~ stage's courses. Each boss has different attack patterns, but all of them are defeated after taking only three hits. Each course also features three gold medals placed along the route to ~~collect~~; collecting enough of these medals will unlock up to 30 additional courses spread across six bonus stages.		The main "Stage Mode" is split into ten stages, each containing five courses to complete, for a total of 50 courses. Every stage is themed after a different time period, with Suzuki's appearance changing to match. New to ''DX3'' are boss battles, which take place after completing all five of a stage's courses. Each boss has different attack patterns, but all of them are defeated after taking only three hits. Each course also features three gold medals placed along the route for the player to find; collecting enough of these medals will unlock up to 30 additional courses spread across six bonus stages.

	Other modes include "Time Attack", which challenges players to defeat a boss as quickly as possible; and "Grand Prix", an endless runner mode in which the player must progress as far as possible without crashing. In Grand Prix, the player can equip any of Suzuki's costumes from Stage Mode that they've seen so far, and surpassing 10,000m in one run will unlock the game's Hard difficulty. Players can compare all their scores via an online leaderboard, as well as receive special awards for achieving different milestones, such as total distance traveled or total number of misses.		Other modes include "Time Attack", which challenges players to defeat a boss as quickly as possible; and "Grand Prix", an endless runner mode in which the player must progress as far as possible without crashing. In Grand Prix, the player can equip any of Suzuki's costumes from Stage Mode that they've seen so far, and surpassing 10,000m in one run will unlock the game's Hard difficulty. Players can compare all their scores via an online leaderboard, as well as receive special awards for achieving different milestones, such as total distance traveled or total number of misses.

Cyberlink420 at 20:56, 23 August 2022

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	}}		}}
	'''''Bike Rider DX3: Time Rider''''' is a single-button platforming game, released only in [[Japan]] via the [[Nintendo 3DS]] eShop in 2014. It is the third 3DS entry in the long-running ''Bike Rider DX'' series, which began on mobile phones in [[2007]]. Several pieces of downloadable content developed in collaboration with other brands and properties were released, including a piece of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' themed content in 2015.		'''''Bike Rider DX3: Time Rider''''' is a single-button platforming game, released only in [[Japan]] via the [[Nintendo 3DS]] eShop in 2014. It is the third 3DS entry in the long-running ''Bike Rider'' series, which began on mobile phones in [[2007]]. Several pieces of downloadable content developed in collaboration with other brands and properties were released, including a piece of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' themed content in 2015.

	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==

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	\|romaji=Charisō ~~DX 3~~ Taimu Raidā		\|romaji=Charisō DX3 Taimu Raidā
	\|developer=[[Spicysoft]]		\|developer=[[Spicysoft]]
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	\|caption=		\|caption=Me Grimlock approve of strengthening leg muscles! Work those calves!
	\|japanese=チャリ走DX3 タイムライダー		\|japanese=チャリ走DX3 タイムライダー
	\|romaji=Charisō DX 3 Taimu Raidā		\|romaji=Charisō DX 3 Taimu Raidā
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	'''''Bike Rider DX3: Time Rider''''' is a [[Japan]]~~-exclusive platforming game for~~ the [[Nintendo 3DS]]~~, released digitally via the~~ eShop in 2014. It is the third 3DS entry in the long-running ''Bike Rider DX'' series, which began on mobile phones in [[2007]]~~. The game utilizes single-button gameplay, as players attempt to avoid obstacles and navigate treacherous landscapes while their rider continues to pedal forward~~. Several pieces of downloadable content developed in collaboration with other brands and properties were released, including a piece of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' themed content in 2015.		'''''Bike Rider DX3: Time Rider''''' is a single-button platforming game, released only in [[Japan]] via the [[Nintendo 3DS]] eShop in 2014. It is the third 3DS entry in the long-running ''Bike Rider DX'' series, which began on mobile phones in [[2007]]. Several pieces of downloadable content developed in collaboration with other brands and properties were released, including a piece of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'' themed content in 2015.

	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
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	===''Transformers Adventure'' downloadable content===		===''Transformers Adventure'' downloadable content===
	[[File:Bike Rider DX3 Bumblebee.jpg\|thumb\|300px]]		[[File:Bike Rider DX3 Bumblebee.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px\|Hey, this guy's not a bike ''or'' a rider! False advertising!]]
	Several pieces of "Collaboration Stage" downloadable content based on other external properties were released for ''Bike Rider DX3''. Each piece of content adds a handful of new courses starring a different playable character, each of which has their own unique gameplay element. Because of how these courses are built around their respective character's unique ability, no other characters can be used, nor can DLC characters be used in the main game.		Several pieces of "Collaboration Stage" downloadable content based on other external properties were released for ''Bike Rider DX3''. Each piece of content adds a handful of new courses starring a different playable character, each of which has their own unique gameplay element. Because of how these courses are built around their respective character's unique ability, no other characters can be used, nor can DLC characters be used in the main game.

	Relevant to this wiki, the ''Transformers Adventure'' DLC was released on [[June 3]], [[2015]], and adds 10 courses themed after ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Transformers: Robots in Disguise]]''. In these courses, Suzuki is replaced by [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]], who has the unique ability to transform from robot to vehicle mode and back. While in vehicle mode, Bumblebee can no longer ~~double~~ jump, but he is small enough to slip through smaller passages. Each course has Bumblebee running through the streets of [[Crown City]] attempting to reach an [[Autobot]] flag at the end, all the while jumping over pits and dodging obstacles, including [[Thunderhoof (RID)\|Thunderhoof]] and [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]]. To fit the theming, the three medals hidden in each course are replaced with glowing blue [[energon cube]]s.		Relevant to this wiki, the ''Transformers Adventure'' DLC was released on [[June 3]], [[2015]], and adds 10 courses themed after ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Transformers: Robots in Disguise]]''. In these courses, Suzuki is replaced by [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]], who has the unique ability to transform from robot to vehicle mode and back. While in vehicle mode, Bumblebee can no longer jump in mid-air, but he is small enough to slip through smaller passages. Each course has Bumblebee running through the streets of [[Crown City]] attempting to reach an [[Autobot]] flag at the end, all the while jumping over pits and dodging obstacles, including [[Thunderhoof (RID)\|Thunderhoof]] and [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]]. To fit the theming, the three medals hidden in each course are replaced with glowing blue [[energon cube]]s.
	{{--}}		{{--}}

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*This is the only one of the three ''Bike Rider DX'' games to not be localized into English. Not that it would have mattered, as the past games' ~~collaboration~~ DLC was never released outside of Japan.		*This is the only one of the three ''Bike Rider DX'' games to not be localized into English. Not that it would have mattered, as the past games' Collaboration Stage DLC was never released outside of Japan.
	*Other IPs that received ~~collaboration~~ DLC in ''DX3'' include ''{{w\|Kamen Rider Drive}}'', ''Kobito Zukan'', {{w\|Hatsune Miku}}, ''{{w\|Go! Princess PreCure}}'', ''{{w\|PriPara}}'', ''{{w\|Crayon Shin-chan: My Moving Story! Cactus Large Attack!}}'', ''{{w\|Gachapin}}'', ''{{w\|Shuriken Sentai Ninninger}}'', and ''{{w\|Chibi Maruko-chan}}''.		*Other IPs that received Collaboration Stage DLC in ''DX3'' include ''{{w\|Kamen Rider Drive}}'', ''Kobito Zukan'', {{w\|Hatsune Miku}}, ''{{w\|Go! Princess PreCure}}'', ''{{w\|PriPara}}'', ''{{w\|Crayon Shin-chan: My Moving Story! Cactus Large Attack!}}'', ''{{w\|Gachapin}}'', ''{{w\|Shuriken Sentai Ninninger}}'', and ''{{w\|Chibi Maruko-chan}}''.
	*All three ''Bike Rider DX'' games' levels were later remastered for ''New Bike Rider DX'' on mobile and ''~~Supersized Bike Rider DX~~'' for [[Nintendo Switch]]~~, the latter of which was released in English as ''Crazy BMX World''~~. However, none of the DLC was included in either release.		*All three ''Bike Rider DX'' games' levels were later compiled and remastered for ''New Bike Rider DX'' on mobile and ''Crazy BMX World'' for [[Nintendo Switch]]. However, none of the Collaboration Stage DLC was included in either release.

	==External links==		==External links==

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*This is the only one of the three ''Bike Rider DX'' games to not be localized into English. Not that it would have mattered, as the past games' collaboration DLC was never released outside of Japan.		*This is the only one of the three ''Bike Rider DX'' games to not be localized into English. Not that it would have mattered, as the past games' collaboration DLC was never released outside of Japan.
	*Other IPs that received collaboration DLC include ''{{w\|Kamen Rider Drive}}'', ''Kobito Zukan'', {{w\|Hatsune Miku}}, ''{{w\|Go! Princess PreCure}}'', ''{{w\|PriPara}}'', ''{{w\|Crayon Shin-chan: My Moving Story! Cactus Large Attack!}}'', ''{{w\|Gachapin}}'', ''{{w\|Shuriken Sentai Ninninger}}'', and ''{{w\|Chibi Maruko-chan}}''.		*Other IPs that received collaboration DLC in ''DX3'' include ''{{w\|Kamen Rider Drive}}'', ''Kobito Zukan'', {{w\|Hatsune Miku}}, ''{{w\|Go! Princess PreCure}}'', ''{{w\|PriPara}}'', ''{{w\|Crayon Shin-chan: My Moving Story! Cactus Large Attack!}}'', ''{{w\|Gachapin}}'', ''{{w\|Shuriken Sentai Ninninger}}'', and ''{{w\|Chibi Maruko-chan}}''.
	*All three ''Bike Rider DX'' games' levels were later remastered for ''New Bike Rider DX'' on mobile and ''Supersized Bike Rider DX'' for [[Nintendo Switch]], the latter of which was released in English as ''Crazy BMX World''. However, none of the DLC was included in either release.		*All three ''Bike Rider DX'' games' levels were later remastered for ''New Bike Rider DX'' on mobile and ''Supersized Bike Rider DX'' for [[Nintendo Switch]], the latter of which was released in English as ''Crazy BMX World''. However, none of the DLC was included in either release.

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	Relevant to this wiki, the ''Transformers Adventure'' DLC was released on [[June 3]], [[2015]], and adds 10 courses themed after ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Transformers: Robots in Disguise]]''. In these courses, Suzuki is replaced by [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]], who has the unique ability to transform from robot to vehicle mode and back. While in vehicle mode, Bumblebee can no longer double jump, but he is small enough to slip through smaller passages. Each course has Bumblebee running through the streets of [[Crown City]] attempting to reach an [[Autobot]] flag at the end, all the while jumping over pits and dodging obstacles, including [[Thunderhoof (RID)\|Thunderhoof]] and [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]]. To fit the theming, the three medals hidden in each course are replaced with glowing blue [[energon cube]]s.		Relevant to this wiki, the ''Transformers Adventure'' DLC was released on [[June 3]], [[2015]], and adds 10 courses themed after ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Transformers: Robots in Disguise]]''. In these courses, Suzuki is replaced by [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]], who has the unique ability to transform from robot to vehicle mode and back. While in vehicle mode, Bumblebee can no longer double jump, but he is small enough to slip through smaller passages. Each course has Bumblebee running through the streets of [[Crown City]] attempting to reach an [[Autobot]] flag at the end, all the while jumping over pits and dodging obstacles, including [[Thunderhoof (RID)\|Thunderhoof]] and [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]]. To fit the theming, the three medals hidden in each course are replaced with glowing blue [[energon cube]]s.
			{{--}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
	~~{{gamestub}}~~		In ''Bike Rider DX3'', players control Suzuki, a stick figure cyclist constantly pedaling his way forward towards the finish line as he is [[time travel\|teleported between different time periods]]. As Suzuki's bike automatically moves forward, the player instead controls Suzuki with a single button that causes him to jump; a double-jump can also be performed in mid-air. Players must time their jumps right to avoid letting Suzuki fall into pits or run into obstacles so he can cross the finish line. Powerups scattered around will alter Suzuki's jump properties and give him different temporary abilities.

			The main "Stage Mode" is split into ten stages, each containing five courses to complete, for a total of 50 courses. Every stage is themed after a different time period, with Suzuki's appearance changing to match. New to ''DX3'' are boss battles, which take place after completing all five of the stage's courses. Each boss has different attack patterns, but all of them are defeated after taking only three hits. Each course also features three gold medals placed along the route to collect; collecting enough of these medals will unlock up to 30 additional courses spread across six bonus stages.

			Other modes include "Time Attack", which challenges players to defeat a boss as quickly as possible; and "Grand Prix", an endless runner mode in which the player must progress as far as possible without crashing. In Grand Prix, the player can equip any of Suzuki's costumes from Stage Mode that they've seen so far, and surpassing 10,000m in one run will unlock the game's Hard difficulty. Players can compare all their scores via an online leaderboard, as well as receive special awards for achieving different milestones, such as total distance traveled or total number of misses.

	===''Transformers Adventure'' downloadable content===		===''Transformers Adventure'' downloadable content===
	[[File:Bike Rider DX3 Bumblebee.jpg\|thumb\|300px]]		[[File:Bike Rider DX3 Bumblebee.jpg\|thumb\|300px]]
	Several pieces of downloadable content based on other external properties were released for ''Bike Rider DX3'', each of which has a unique gameplay element. Relevant to this wiki, the ''Transformers Adventure'' DLC was released on [[June 3]], [[2015]], and adds ~~ten~~ courses themed after ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Transformers: Robots in Disguise]]''. In these courses, ~~players control~~ [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]] ~~in place of the normal rider~~, who has the unique ability to transform from robot to vehicle mode and back. While in vehicle mode, Bumblebee can no longer double jump, but he is small enough to slip through smaller passages. Each course has Bumblebee running through the streets of [[Crown City]] attempting to reach an [[Autobot]] flag at the end, all the while jumping over pits and dodging obstacles, including [[Thunderhoof (RID)\|Thunderhoof]] and [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]]. To fit the theming, the three medals hidden in each course are replaced with glowing blue [[energon cube]]s.		Several pieces of "Collaboration Stage" downloadable content based on other external properties were released for ''Bike Rider DX3''. Each piece of content adds a handful of new courses starring a different playable character, each of which has their own unique gameplay element. Because of how these courses are built around their respective character's unique ability, no other characters can be used, nor can DLC characters be used in the main game.

			Relevant to this wiki, the ''Transformers Adventure'' DLC was released on [[June 3]], [[2015]], and adds 10 courses themed after ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Transformers: Robots in Disguise]]''. In these courses, Suzuki is replaced by [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]], who has the unique ability to transform from robot to vehicle mode and back. While in vehicle mode, Bumblebee can no longer double jump, but he is small enough to slip through smaller passages. Each course has Bumblebee running through the streets of [[Crown City]] attempting to reach an [[Autobot]] flag at the end, all the while jumping over pits and dodging obstacles, including [[Thunderhoof (RID)\|Thunderhoof]] and [[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]]. To fit the theming, the three medals hidden in each course are replaced with glowing blue [[energon cube]]s.

	==Notes==		==Notes==