Dropkick (Movie) - Revision history

M Sipher: /* External links */

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External links

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	[[Category:Studio Series Decepticons]]		[[Category:Studio Series Decepticons]]
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			[[Category: Tiny Turbo Changers]]
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Dinobot Scorn: /* Bumblebee */

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Bumblebee

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	===''Bumblebee''===		===''Bumblebee''===
	[[File:BBDropkickCobraRender.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Suck it [[Whirl (G1)\|Whirl]]!]]		[[File:BBDropkickCobraRender.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Suck it [[Whirl (G1)\|Whirl]]!]]
	* In the film and the first ''Studio Series'' toy, Dropkick's helicopter model is depicted as a Bell AH-1W SuperCobra with two blades. However, his robot mode kibble is actually from a Bell AH-1Z Viper, with four blades (with bright yellow stripes) and different turbine sections, placed on his lower back.		* In the film and the first ''Studio Series'' toy, Dropkick's helicopter model is depicted as a Bell AH-1W SuperCobra with two blades. However, his robot mode kibble is actually from a Bell AH-1Z Viper, with four blades (with bright yellow stripes) and different turbine sections, placed on his lower back. The Viper itself wouldn't exist until years after the movie takes place, and wouldn't be introduced into active service until 2010.
	*Dropkick's car mode features his aircraft mode's ejector seat warning triangles, even before he scans the helicopter.		*Dropkick's car mode features his aircraft mode's ejector seat warning triangles, even before he scans the helicopter.

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Foreign names

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	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===
	*''Japanese:'' '''Dropkick''' (ドロップキック ''Doroppukikku'')		*''Japanese:'' '''Dropkick''' (ドロップキック ''Doroppukikku'')
			*''Mandarin:'' ''' Făn tán qiú ''' (China, 反弹球, "Bouncing ball")

	==References==		==References==

Saix: /* Bumblebee Vol. 2 Retro Pop Highway figure online description */

2025-06-18T18:56:58Z

Bumblebee Vol. 2 Retro Pop Highway figure online description

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	===Bumblebee Vol. 2 Retro Pop Highway figure online description===		===Bumblebee Vol. 2 Retro Pop Highway figure online description===
	{{bigquote\|The movie-inspired details are exactly what I've been hunting for.\|Dropkick\|''Rolling Decepticon''}}		{{bigquote\|The movie-inspired details are exactly what I've been hunting for.\|Dropkick\|''Rolling Decepticon''}}
	Dropkick's positive opinion on the movie-inspired details on the [[Studio Series#United States/worldwide\|Bumblebee Vol. 2 Retro Pop Highway]] [[Toy\|figure]] was published on ''[[Rolling Decepticon]]''.<ref>[https://shop.hasbro.com/en-sg/product/transformers-studio-series-20-bumblebee-vol-2-retro-pop-highway:6EB03BBE-F290-4C15-9249-CC395A992232 Studio Series 20 Bumblebee Vol. 2 Retro Pop Highway product page on the official Hasbro Shop site]		Dropkick's positive opinion on the movie-inspired details on the [[Studio Series#United States/worldwide\|Bumblebee Vol. 2 Retro Pop Highway]] [[Toy\|figure]] was published on ''[[Rolling Decepticon]]''.<ref>[https://shop.hasbro.com/en-sg/product/transformers-studio-series-20-bumblebee-vol-2-retro-pop-highway:6EB03BBE-F290-4C15-9249-CC395A992232 Studio Series 20 Bumblebee Vol. 2 Retro Pop Highway product page on the official Hasbro Shop site]</ref>
	</ref>
			===Yolopark comics===
			In her mission to rescue [[Cliffjumper (disambiguation)\|Cliffjumpers]] across the [[multiverse]], "[[Cliffjumper (Yolopark)\|Cliffjumper]]" bisected [[Shatter]] and Dropkick before they could do the same to [[Cliffjumper (Movie)\|Cliffjumper]]. {{storylink\|A Cliffjumper(s) Tale}}

	==Games==		==Games==

Jalaguy: /* Transformers (2007) */

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Transformers (2007)

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	: Released in the sixth wave of [[Transformers (2007 toyline)\|''Transformers'']] Deluxes, Dropkick transforms into an unlicensed pick-up truck that resembles a {{w\|Chevrolet Silverado}}. His hood and roof feature a fairly cleverly done gigantic Decepticon symbol. His flatbed cover conceals a giant claw deployed from the tailgate by a sliding knob on top. This assembly becomes a hand-held weapon for his robot mode. He also has (non-firing) twin blasters on the underside of each forearm in robot mode.		: Released in the sixth wave of [[Transformers (2007 toyline)\|''Transformers'']] Deluxes, Dropkick transforms into an unlicensed pick-up truck that resembles a {{w\|Chevrolet Silverado}}. His hood and roof feature a fairly cleverly done gigantic Decepticon symbol. His flatbed cover conceals a giant claw deployed from the tailgate by a sliding knob on top. This assembly becomes a hand-held weapon for his robot mode. He also has (non-firing) twin blasters on the underside of each forearm in robot mode.

	: Unlike most of the other figures based on mass-produced drones seen in [[Transformers The Game (console)\|''Transformers The Game'']], ~~Dropkick does ''not''~~ use ~~the~~ Decepticon "lens-face", instead ~~going with a new~~ design (~~it is also ''not''~~ the ~~Autobot face~~ from ~~the game, but it is similar~~).		: Unlike most of the other figures based on mass-produced drones seen in [[Transformers The Game (console)\|''Transformers The Game'']], which use their Decepticon "lens-face" heads, Dropkick instead sports the faceplated Autobot head design (albeit with enough minor differences to make clear that the sculptor was working from low-quality reference images).

	:This mold was later [[redeco]]ed as the Autobots [[Salvage (Movie)#Toys\|Salvage]] and ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' [[Blowpipe (ROTF)\|Blowpipe]].		:This mold was later [[redeco]]ed as the Autobots [[Salvage (Movie)#Toys\|Salvage]] and ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' [[Blowpipe (ROTF)\|Blowpipe]].

AutovoltGTS: /* Bumblebee film */

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Bumblebee film

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	===''Bumblebee'' film===		===''Bumblebee'' film===
	{{voiceactor\|[[Justin Theroux]] (English), [[Daiki Hamano]] (Japanese)\|[[Darko Bozovic]] (European French), [[Marc-André Bélanger]] (Canadian French), [[Lutz Schnell]] (German), [[Ramón Canals]] (Spain Spanish), [[Alex Montiel]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Simone D'Andrea]] (Italian), [[Samay Raj Thakkar]] (Hindi), [[Guilherme Lopes]] (Portuguese), [[Zeki Atlı]] (Turkish)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Justin Theroux]] (English), [[Daiki Hamano]] (Japanese)\|[[Darko Bozovic]] (European French), [[Marc-André Bélanger]] (Canadian French), [[Lutz Schnell]] (German), [[Ramón Canals]] (Spain Spanish), [[Alex Montiel]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Noé Velázquez]] (Latin-American Spanish, trailer), [[Simone D'Andrea]] (Italian), [[Samay Raj Thakkar]] (Hindi), [[Guilherme Lopes]] (Portuguese), [[Zeki Atlı]] (Turkish)}}

	[[File:ShatterDropkickhologram.jpg\|thumb\|Ha! Suck it, [[Prowl (Movie)\|Prowl]]! I got to be in a movie before you!]]		[[File:ShatterDropkickhologram.jpg\|thumb\|Ha! Suck it, [[Prowl (Movie)\|Prowl]]! I got to be in a movie before you!]]

M Sipher: /* Transformers (2007) */

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Transformers (2007)

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	==Toys==		==Toys==
	===''Transformers'' (2007)===		===''Transformers'' (2007)===
	[[File:~~Movie2007_Dropkick_toy~~.jpg\|upright=1.66\|\|thumb\|His Decepticon symbol can be seen from space.]]		[[File:Movie-toy Dropkick.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|His Decepticon symbol can be seen from space.]]
	<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Dropkick''' (Deluxe Class, [[2007]])}}</ul>		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Dropkick''' (Deluxe Class, [[2007]])}}</ul>
	:*''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''MD-18'''		:*''TakaraTomy ID number'': '''MD-18'''
	:*''Accessories:'' Bed cover/ claw weapon		:*''Accessories:'' Bed cover/claw weapon
	{{toydesigner\|[[Takashi Kunihiro]] (TakaraTomy)}}		{{toydesigner\|[[Takashi Kunihiro]] (TakaraTomy)}}

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	: Unlike most of the other figures based on mass-produced drones seen in [[Transformers The Game (console)\|''Transformers The Game'']], Dropkick does ''not'' use the Decepticon "lens-face", instead going with a new design (it is also ''not'' the Autobot face from the game, but it is similar).		: Unlike most of the other figures based on mass-produced drones seen in [[Transformers The Game (console)\|''Transformers The Game'']], Dropkick does ''not'' use the Decepticon "lens-face", instead going with a new design (it is also ''not'' the Autobot face from the game, but it is similar).

	:This mold was later [[redeco]]ed as the Autobots [[Salvage (Movie)\|Salvage]] and ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' [[Blowpipe (ROTF)\|Blowpipe]].		:This mold was later [[redeco]]ed as the Autobots [[Salvage (Movie)#Toys\|Salvage]] and ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' [[Blowpipe (ROTF)\|Blowpipe]].

	::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Decepticon/Dropkick/dropkick.htm More information on Dropkick at TFU.info]''		::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Decepticon/Dropkick/dropkick.htm More information on Dropkick at TFU.info]''

M Sipher: /* Bumblebee film */

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Bumblebee film

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	{{voiceactor\|[[Justin Theroux]] (English), [[Daiki Hamano]] (Japanese)\|[[Darko Bozovic]] (European French), [[Marc-André Bélanger]] (Canadian French), [[Lutz Schnell]] (German), [[Ramón Canals]] (Spain Spanish), [[Alex Montiel]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Simone D'Andrea]] (Italian), [[Samay Raj Thakkar]] (Hindi), [[Guilherme Lopes]] (Portuguese), [[Zeki Atlı]] (Turkish)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Justin Theroux]] (English), [[Daiki Hamano]] (Japanese)\|[[Darko Bozovic]] (European French), [[Marc-André Bélanger]] (Canadian French), [[Lutz Schnell]] (German), [[Ramón Canals]] (Spain Spanish), [[Alex Montiel]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Simone D'Andrea]] (Italian), [[Samay Raj Thakkar]] (Hindi), [[Guilherme Lopes]] (Portuguese), [[Zeki Atlı]] (Turkish)}}

	[[File:ShatterDropkickhologram.jpg\|thumb~~\|300px~~\|Ha! Suck it, [[Prowl (Movie)\|Prowl]]! I got to be in a movie before you!]]		[[File:ShatterDropkickhologram.jpg\|thumb\|Ha! Suck it, [[Prowl (Movie)\|Prowl]]! I got to be in a movie before you!]]
	Dropkick was among the Decepticons under the command of [[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] and [[Soundwave (ROTF)\|Soundwave]] in their conquest for [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] in [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]]'s absence. After [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] was attacked by [[Ravage (ROTF)\|Ravage]], Dropkick and the other Decepticons closed in to attack the Autobot leader. Following the apparent failure of the Autobot resistance effort, Dropkick was paired with [[Shatter]] and the two began hunting Autobots who escaped the planet.		Dropkick was among the Decepticons under the command of [[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] and [[Soundwave (ROTF)\|Soundwave]] in their conquest for [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] in [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]]'s absence. After [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] was attacked by [[Ravage (ROTF)\|Ravage]], Dropkick and the other Decepticons closed in to attack the Autobot leader. Following the apparent failure of the Autobot resistance effort, Dropkick was paired with [[Shatter]] and the two began hunting Autobots who escaped the planet.

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	Upon their arrival near a trailer park, Dropkick acquired a muscle car [[alternate mode]] and killed [[Roy (BB)\|a random human]], expressing his disappointment with the primitive indigenous species yet taking pleasure in how they "popped." The two then headed towards the West Coast in the direction of B-127's signal, with Dropkick picking up a {{w\|Bell AH-1 SuperCobra}} alt mode whilst driving through Texas. They were then intercepted by Agent [[Jack Burns]] and his team of [[Sector Seven]] agents, accompanied by [[Dr. Powell]]. Dropkick wanted to dispose of the humans when Shatter came up with the idea of them masquerading as a "Decepticon peacekeeping patrol" pursuing the "dangerous escaped criminal" B-127, which he begrudgingly went along with. The Decepticons were escorted to a Sector Seven outpost and given limited access to their satellites, thus creating [[Internet\|a global system of interconnected computer networks]] to track B-127.		Upon their arrival near a trailer park, Dropkick acquired a muscle car [[alternate mode]] and killed [[Roy (BB)\|a random human]], expressing his disappointment with the primitive indigenous species yet taking pleasure in how they "popped." The two then headed towards the West Coast in the direction of B-127's signal, with Dropkick picking up a {{w\|Bell AH-1 SuperCobra}} alt mode whilst driving through Texas. They were then intercepted by Agent [[Jack Burns]] and his team of [[Sector Seven]] agents, accompanied by [[Dr. Powell]]. Dropkick wanted to dispose of the humans when Shatter came up with the idea of them masquerading as a "Decepticon peacekeeping patrol" pursuing the "dangerous escaped criminal" B-127, which he begrudgingly went along with. The Decepticons were escorted to a Sector Seven outpost and given limited access to their satellites, thus creating [[Internet\|a global system of interconnected computer networks]] to track B-127.

	[[File:BBmov-DropkickEntangled.jpg\|left\|thumb~~\|300px~~\|''SOME. DAY. Love will find you!<br>BREAK. THOSE. Chains that bi-''<br>oh.]]		[[File:BBmov-DropkickEntangled.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''SOME. DAY. Love will find you!<br>BREAK. THOSE. Chains that bi-''<br>oh.]]

	A brief [[Energon]] surge in [[California]] attracted the Decepticons' attention, and they accompanied Sector Seven in capturing B-127, now calling himself "Bumblebee". Dropkick tortured Bumblebee to find out Prime's location, when he accidentally triggered a video message from the Autobot leader revealing his plans to retreat to Earth from Cybertron. Before departing to inform their comrades on Cybertron of this information via a radio tower at a nearby harbor, Dropkick killed Powell (who overheard their conversation and informed Burns of the Decepticons' true colors) and left the critically injured Bumblebee for dead.		A brief [[Energon]] surge in [[California]] attracted the Decepticons' attention, and they accompanied Sector Seven in capturing B-127, now calling himself "Bumblebee". Dropkick tortured Bumblebee to find out Prime's location, when he accidentally triggered a video message from the Autobot leader revealing his plans to retreat to Earth from Cybertron. Before departing to inform their comrades on Cybertron of this information via a radio tower at a nearby harbor, Dropkick killed Powell (who overheard their conversation and informed Burns of the Decepticons' true colors) and left the critically injured Bumblebee for dead.
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	While Shatter was busy transmitting the message to Cybertron, Bumblebee appeared and opened fire on the radio tower, provoking Dropkick to engage the scout. During their fight, Bumblebee's [[Charlie Watson\|human friend]] sneaked her way towards the radio tower. Once Bumblebee gained the upper hand, Dropkick assumed his helicopter mode only for his propeller to become ensnared in a discarded chain wielded by Bumblebee. Dropkick transformed into robot mode in a failed attempt to escape, which forced the chain to wind under his armor as his parts shifted between modes. He mocked Bumblebee's "little chains", but before he could finish the sentence, the Autobot yanked the chain ''hard'', dismembering him and rupturing his internals, causing him to explode; his burning, decapitated head landed beside the Autobot scout's feet. {{storylink\|Bumblebee (film)\|Bumblebee}}		While Shatter was busy transmitting the message to Cybertron, Bumblebee appeared and opened fire on the radio tower, provoking Dropkick to engage the scout. During their fight, Bumblebee's [[Charlie Watson\|human friend]] sneaked her way towards the radio tower. Once Bumblebee gained the upper hand, Dropkick assumed his helicopter mode only for his propeller to become ensnared in a discarded chain wielded by Bumblebee. Dropkick transformed into robot mode in a failed attempt to escape, which forced the chain to wind under his armor as his parts shifted between modes. He mocked Bumblebee's "little chains", but before he could finish the sentence, the Autobot yanked the chain ''hard'', dismembering him and rupturing his internals, causing him to explode; his burning, decapitated head landed beside the Autobot scout's feet. {{storylink\|Bumblebee (film)\|Bumblebee}}
	{{note\|Dropkick's involvement in the preceding events, or events mostly similar, was also chronicled in the novel "[[Transformers: Bumblebee: The Junior Novel]]".}}		{{note\|Dropkick's involvement in the preceding events, or events mostly similar, was also chronicled in the novel "[[Transformers: Bumblebee: The Junior Novel]]".}}
			{{-}}

	===Bumblebee Vol. 2 Retro Pop Highway figure online description===		===Bumblebee Vol. 2 Retro Pop Highway figure online description===

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External links

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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://badflipblog.blogspot.com/2009/10/tf1-truck-drone-01.html Dropkick concepts] and [http://badflipblog.blogspot.com/2009/10/tf1-truck-drone-02.html final rendering] on Ken Christiansen's blog.		* [http://badflipblog.blogspot.com/2009/10/tf1-truck-drone-01.html Dropkick concepts] and [http://badflipblog.blogspot.com/2009/10/tf1-truck-drone-02.html final rendering] on Ken Christiansen's blog.
	* [http://www.transformersgame.com/battle/index.html ''Battle For the Allspark'' online game]
	* [http://www.wizards.com/transformers/ 3D Battle Card Game at Wizards of the Coast]

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			[[Category:Target exclusives]]
	[[Category:Triple Changers]]		[[Category:Triple Changers]]

Smasher at 01:07, 11 March 2024

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	:Part of the fourth wave of ''[[Studio Series]]'' Deluxes, Dropkick transforms from robot to an officially-licensed {{w\|Bell AH-1 SuperCobra}} attack helicopter and back. Similar to [[Drift (AOE)#Toys\|his fellow]] [[Shatter#Toys\|triple changers]], he only transforms into ''two'' of his three modes. Dropkick's robot mode has knee accents to imitate car taillights and back "wings" to imitate car doors. However, his car kibble in robot mode is missing, making this one of the less screen-accurate ''Studio Series'' toys and one of the possible reasons for this toy becoming a [[shelfwarmer]].		:Part of the fourth wave of ''[[Studio Series]]'' Deluxes, Dropkick transforms from robot to an officially-licensed {{w\|Bell AH-1 SuperCobra}} attack helicopter and back. Similar to [[Drift (AOE)#Toys\|his fellow]] [[Shatter#Toys\|triple changers]], he only transforms into ''two'' of his three modes. Dropkick's robot mode has knee accents to imitate car taillights and back "wings" to imitate car doors. However, his car kibble in robot mode is missing, making this one of the less screen-accurate ''Studio Series'' toys and one of the possible reasons for this toy becoming a [[shelfwarmer]].

	:The figure comes with two guns and a cardboard backdrop display depicting the ~~iconic~~ aerial dogfight scene that... never actually happened in the movie. Rather, the blurb implies this was meant to be where Dropkick and Shatter fly in on Bumblebee after discovering his energon signal. The backdrop reuses assets from ''Studio Series'' [[Thundercracker (Movie)#Studio Series\|Thundercracker]]'s backdrop.		:The figure comes with two guns and a cardboard backdrop display depicting the aerial dogfight scene that... never actually happened in the movie. Rather, the blurb implies this was meant to be where Dropkick and Shatter fly in on Bumblebee after discovering his energon signal. The backdrop reuses assets from ''Studio Series'' [[Thundercracker (Movie)#Studio Series\|Thundercracker]]'s backdrop.

	:A post on his right arm prevents his tail kibble from folding as flat as on the other arm in robot mode.		:A post on his right arm prevents his tail kibble from folding as flat as on the other arm in robot mode.

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	: Released in the sixth wave of [[Transformers (2007 toyline)\|''Transformers'']] Deluxes, Dropkick transforms into an unlicensed pick-up truck that resembles a {{w\|Chevrolet Silverado}}. His hood and roof feature a fairly cleverly done gigantic Decepticon symbol. His flatbed cover conceals a giant claw deployed from the tailgate by a sliding knob on top. This assembly becomes a hand-held weapon for his robot mode. He also has (non-firing) twin blasters on the underside of each forearm in robot mode.		: Released in the sixth wave of [[Transformers (2007 toyline)\|''Transformers'']] Deluxes, Dropkick transforms into an unlicensed pick-up truck that resembles a {{w\|Chevrolet Silverado}}. His hood and roof feature a fairly cleverly done gigantic Decepticon symbol. His flatbed cover conceals a giant claw deployed from the tailgate by a sliding knob on top. This assembly becomes a hand-held weapon for his robot mode. He also has (non-firing) twin blasters on the underside of each forearm in robot mode.

	: Unlike most of the other figures based on mass-produced drones seen in [[Transformers The Game (console)\|''Transformers The Game'']], ~~Dropkick does ''not''~~ use ~~the~~ Decepticon "lens-face", instead ~~going with a new~~ design (~~it is also ''not''~~ the ~~Autobot face~~ from ~~the game, but it is similar~~).		: Unlike most of the other figures based on mass-produced drones seen in [[Transformers The Game (console)\|''Transformers The Game'']], which use their Decepticon "lens-face" heads, Dropkick instead sports the faceplated Autobot head design (albeit with enough minor differences to make clear that the sculptor was working from low-quality reference images).

	:This mold was later [[redeco]]ed as the Autobots [[Salvage (Movie)#Toys\|Salvage]] and ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' [[Blowpipe (ROTF)\|Blowpipe]].		:This mold was later [[redeco]]ed as the Autobots [[Salvage (Movie)#Toys\|Salvage]] and ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (toyline)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' [[Blowpipe (ROTF)\|Blowpipe]].

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	{{voiceactor\|[[Justin Theroux]] (English), [[Daiki Hamano]] (Japanese)\|[[Darko Bozovic]] (European French), [[Marc-André Bélanger]] (Canadian French), [[Lutz Schnell]] (German), [[Ramón Canals]] (Spain Spanish), [[Alex Montiel]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Simone D'Andrea]] (Italian), [[Samay Raj Thakkar]] (Hindi), [[Guilherme Lopes]] (Portuguese), [[Zeki Atlı]] (Turkish)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Justin Theroux]] (English), [[Daiki Hamano]] (Japanese)\|[[Darko Bozovic]] (European French), [[Marc-André Bélanger]] (Canadian French), [[Lutz Schnell]] (German), [[Ramón Canals]] (Spain Spanish), [[Alex Montiel]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Simone D'Andrea]] (Italian), [[Samay Raj Thakkar]] (Hindi), [[Guilherme Lopes]] (Portuguese), [[Zeki Atlı]] (Turkish)}}

	[[File:ShatterDropkickhologram.jpg\|thumb~~\|300px~~\|Ha! Suck it, [[Prowl (Movie)\|Prowl]]! I got to be in a movie before you!]]		[[File:ShatterDropkickhologram.jpg\|thumb\|Ha! Suck it, [[Prowl (Movie)\|Prowl]]! I got to be in a movie before you!]]
	Dropkick was among the Decepticons under the command of [[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] and [[Soundwave (ROTF)\|Soundwave]] in their conquest for [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] in [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]]'s absence. After [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] was attacked by [[Ravage (ROTF)\|Ravage]], Dropkick and the other Decepticons closed in to attack the Autobot leader. Following the apparent failure of the Autobot resistance effort, Dropkick was paired with [[Shatter]] and the two began hunting Autobots who escaped the planet.		Dropkick was among the Decepticons under the command of [[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] and [[Soundwave (ROTF)\|Soundwave]] in their conquest for [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] in [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]]'s absence. After [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] was attacked by [[Ravage (ROTF)\|Ravage]], Dropkick and the other Decepticons closed in to attack the Autobot leader. Following the apparent failure of the Autobot resistance effort, Dropkick was paired with [[Shatter]] and the two began hunting Autobots who escaped the planet.

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	Upon their arrival near a trailer park, Dropkick acquired a muscle car [[alternate mode]] and killed [[Roy (BB)\|a random human]], expressing his disappointment with the primitive indigenous species yet taking pleasure in how they "popped." The two then headed towards the West Coast in the direction of B-127's signal, with Dropkick picking up a {{w\|Bell AH-1 SuperCobra}} alt mode whilst driving through Texas. They were then intercepted by Agent [[Jack Burns]] and his team of [[Sector Seven]] agents, accompanied by [[Dr. Powell]]. Dropkick wanted to dispose of the humans when Shatter came up with the idea of them masquerading as a "Decepticon peacekeeping patrol" pursuing the "dangerous escaped criminal" B-127, which he begrudgingly went along with. The Decepticons were escorted to a Sector Seven outpost and given limited access to their satellites, thus creating [[Internet\|a global system of interconnected computer networks]] to track B-127.		Upon their arrival near a trailer park, Dropkick acquired a muscle car [[alternate mode]] and killed [[Roy (BB)\|a random human]], expressing his disappointment with the primitive indigenous species yet taking pleasure in how they "popped." The two then headed towards the West Coast in the direction of B-127's signal, with Dropkick picking up a {{w\|Bell AH-1 SuperCobra}} alt mode whilst driving through Texas. They were then intercepted by Agent [[Jack Burns]] and his team of [[Sector Seven]] agents, accompanied by [[Dr. Powell]]. Dropkick wanted to dispose of the humans when Shatter came up with the idea of them masquerading as a "Decepticon peacekeeping patrol" pursuing the "dangerous escaped criminal" B-127, which he begrudgingly went along with. The Decepticons were escorted to a Sector Seven outpost and given limited access to their satellites, thus creating [[Internet\|a global system of interconnected computer networks]] to track B-127.

	[[File:BBmov-DropkickEntangled.jpg\|left\|thumb~~\|300px~~\|''SOME. DAY. Love will find you!<br>BREAK. THOSE. Chains that bi-''<br>oh.]]		[[File:BBmov-DropkickEntangled.jpg\|left\|thumb\|''SOME. DAY. Love will find you!<br>BREAK. THOSE. Chains that bi-''<br>oh.]]

	A brief [[Energon]] surge in [[California]] attracted the Decepticons' attention, and they accompanied Sector Seven in capturing B-127, now calling himself "Bumblebee". Dropkick tortured Bumblebee to find out Prime's location, when he accidentally triggered a video message from the Autobot leader revealing his plans to retreat to Earth from Cybertron. Before departing to inform their comrades on Cybertron of this information via a radio tower at a nearby harbor, Dropkick killed Powell (who overheard their conversation and informed Burns of the Decepticons' true colors) and left the critically injured Bumblebee for dead.		A brief [[Energon]] surge in [[California]] attracted the Decepticons' attention, and they accompanied Sector Seven in capturing B-127, now calling himself "Bumblebee". Dropkick tortured Bumblebee to find out Prime's location, when he accidentally triggered a video message from the Autobot leader revealing his plans to retreat to Earth from Cybertron. Before departing to inform their comrades on Cybertron of this information via a radio tower at a nearby harbor, Dropkick killed Powell (who overheard their conversation and informed Burns of the Decepticons' true colors) and left the critically injured Bumblebee for dead.
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	While Shatter was busy transmitting the message to Cybertron, Bumblebee appeared and opened fire on the radio tower, provoking Dropkick to engage the scout. During their fight, Bumblebee's [[Charlie Watson\|human friend]] sneaked her way towards the radio tower. Once Bumblebee gained the upper hand, Dropkick assumed his helicopter mode only for his propeller to become ensnared in a discarded chain wielded by Bumblebee. Dropkick transformed into robot mode in a failed attempt to escape, which forced the chain to wind under his armor as his parts shifted between modes. He mocked Bumblebee's "little chains", but before he could finish the sentence, the Autobot yanked the chain ''hard'', dismembering him and rupturing his internals, causing him to explode; his burning, decapitated head landed beside the Autobot scout's feet. {{storylink\|Bumblebee (film)\|Bumblebee}}		While Shatter was busy transmitting the message to Cybertron, Bumblebee appeared and opened fire on the radio tower, provoking Dropkick to engage the scout. During their fight, Bumblebee's [[Charlie Watson\|human friend]] sneaked her way towards the radio tower. Once Bumblebee gained the upper hand, Dropkick assumed his helicopter mode only for his propeller to become ensnared in a discarded chain wielded by Bumblebee. Dropkick transformed into robot mode in a failed attempt to escape, which forced the chain to wind under his armor as his parts shifted between modes. He mocked Bumblebee's "little chains", but before he could finish the sentence, the Autobot yanked the chain ''hard'', dismembering him and rupturing his internals, causing him to explode; his burning, decapitated head landed beside the Autobot scout's feet. {{storylink\|Bumblebee (film)\|Bumblebee}}
	{{note\|Dropkick's involvement in the preceding events, or events mostly similar, was also chronicled in the novel "[[Transformers: Bumblebee: The Junior Novel]]".}}		{{note\|Dropkick's involvement in the preceding events, or events mostly similar, was also chronicled in the novel "[[Transformers: Bumblebee: The Junior Novel]]".}}
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