High Wire (Armada) - Revision history

Wasp-shot23: /* Armada */

2026-04-13T14:21:42Z

Armada

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	: As a Mini-Con, he has a [[Powerlinx]] socket on the side of his bike mode that allows him to attach to larger toys with compatible Powerlinx plugs, activating special [[gimmick]]s on the larger toys when attached to a "live" plug.		: As a Mini-Con, he has a [[Powerlinx]] socket on the side of his bike mode that allows him to attach to larger toys with compatible Powerlinx plugs, activating special [[gimmick]]s on the larger toys when attached to a "live" plug.

	: He was only available in a Mini-Con three-pack with his teammates [[Grindor (Armada)#Toys\|Grindor]] and [[Sureshock (Armada)#Toys\|Sureshock]].		: He was only available in a Mini-Con three-pack with his teammates [[Grindor (Armada)#Toys\|Grindor]] and [[Sureshock (Armada)#Toys\|Sureshock]]. In the UK he was available on his own, randomly packed in with [[Right Entertainment\|''Transformers Armada'' Vol:01]] on VHS.

	::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2002/Mini-Con/HighWire/highwire.htm More information on High Wire at TFU.info]''		::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2002/Mini-Con/HighWire/highwire.htm More information on High Wire at TFU.info]''

Saix at 04:44, 23 February 2026

2026-02-23T04:44:55Z

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	===Legends World===		===Legends World===
	High Wire appeared as an example of a Mini-Con during an explanation on what the little robots were. After the Mini-Con-stealing [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]] was chased off, he cheered alongside Grindor and Sureshock. {{storylink\|~~Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol.~~ EX (Armada Megatron~~)\|Bonus Edition Vol. EX~~}}		High Wire appeared as an example of a Mini-Con during an explanation on what the little robots were. After the Mini-Con-stealing [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]] was chased off, he cheered alongside Grindor and Sureshock. {{storylink\|LG-EX Armada Megatron}}
	{{--}}		{{--}}

Kirby0189: /* Energon */

2026-01-09T22:06:40Z

Energon

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	{{toydesigner\|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro)}}		{{toydesigner\|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro)}}

	: Released in the seventh wave of ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)\|Energon]]'' Combat Class figures, this version of High Wire is Deluxe-sized take on the design, and is generally more secure in bike mode thanks to parts having the space needed to peg and clip together. Due to his increase in size class, he now has a Spark Crystal with [[energon star]] port on his chest, rather than a Mini-Con [[Powerlinx]] port. His blaster arm features a fold-out fist with a 3 mm hole, smaller than basically all ''Energon'' weapons' handles, but the perfect size to hold the ''[[Cyberverse (toyline)\|Cyberverse]]''-scale weapons that would come several years later.		: Released in the seventh wave of ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)\|Energon]]'' Combat Class figures, this version of High Wire is Deluxe-sized take on the design, and is generally more secure in bike mode thanks to parts having the space needed to peg and clip together. Due to his increase in size class, he now has a [[Spark crystal\|Spark Crystal]] with an [[Energon star\|energon star]] port on his chest, rather than a Mini-Con [[Powerlinx]] port. His blaster arm features a fold-out fist with a 3 mm hole, smaller than basically all ''Energon'' weapons' handles, but the perfect size to hold the ''[[Cyberverse (toyline)\|Cyberverse]]''-scale weapons that would come several years later.

	: He comes packed with a ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]''-scaled action figure of [[Kicker Jones#HighWire\|Kicker]], who can ride his dirt bike mode.		: He comes packed with a ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]''-scaled action figure of [[Kicker Jones#HighWire\|Kicker]], who can ride his dirt bike mode.

M Sipher: /* Armada */

2025-11-03T00:14:37Z

Armada

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	[[File:~~2003~~-~~streetactionmicron-xdimension-toys~~.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.66]]		[[File:Arm-toy HighWire XD.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.66]]
	<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1\|'''Magna Convoy DX Set''' (Multi-pack, 2003)}}</ul>		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1\|'''Magna Convoy DX Set''' (Multi-pack, 2003)}}</ul>
	:*''ID number'': '''MC-XX'''		:*''ID number'': '''MC-XX'''
	:*''Release date'': [[November 19]], 2003		:*''Release date'': [[November 19]], 2003

	: ~~The~~ [[Exdimensions]] [[redeco]]s of the Street Action Microns ~~were~~ part of the "Magna Convoy DX" set, which also included "[[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys\|Convoy Final Battle Coloration]]" (Powerlinx Optimus Prime) and "[[Overload (Armada)\|Ultra Magnus Special Clear Version]]". ~~This set was only available at Japanese [[Toys"R"Us]] stores.~~ Wheelie was given a ~~bright~~ red and black color scheme.		: Rather than being a normal retail release like the other [[Exdimensions]] [[redeco]] Microns, this version of the Street Action Microns was only available as part of the Japanese [[Toys"R"Us]] exclusive "Magna Convoy DX" set, which also included "[[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys\|Convoy Final Battle Coloration]]" (Powerlinx Optimus Prime) and "[[Overload (Armada)\|Ultra Magnus Special Clear Version]]" (a clear-red Overload). Wheelie was given a metal-flake-red and black color scheme.

	:This toy also doubles as the separate character [[Wheelie (Armada)\|Wheelie]].		:This toy also doubles as the separate character [[Wheelie (Armada)\|Wheelie]].

Doomdorm64 at 10:15, 6 September 2025

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	[[File:Armada High Wire character model.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb]]		[[File:Armada High Wire character model.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb]]

	'''High Wire''' is intelligent, nimble, and can combine with his teammates into the super-robot [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]] – a unifying figure of the Mini-Con race. You might assume that this would give the ‘bot an ego, but such an assumption would be misplaced. Indeed, High Wire is as humble as they come and, despite being the de facto leader of the [[Street Action Mini-Con Team]], views himself as an equal to [[Sureshock (Armada)\|Sureshock]] and [[Grindor (Armada)\|Grindor]]. It’s no surprise, then, that his Mini-Con peers and [[Autobot]] contemporaries enjoy working with him so. High Wire’s unwavering faith in the power of teamwork is so infectious, that some jest it might even one day convince his adversaries to switch allegiances.		'''High Wire''' is intelligent, nimble, and can combine with his teammates into the super-robot [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]] – a unifying figure of the Mini-Con race. You might assume that this would give the ‘bot an ego, but such an assumption would be misplaced. Indeed, High Wire is as humble as they come and, despite being the ''de facto'' leader of the [[Street Action Mini-Con Team]], views himself as an equal to [[Sureshock (Armada)\|Sureshock]] and [[Grindor (Armada)\|Grindor]]. It’s no surprise, then, that his Mini-Con peers and [[Autobot]] contemporaries enjoy working with him so. High Wire’s unwavering faith in the power of teamwork is so infectious, that some jest it might even one day convince his adversaries to switch allegiances.

	On [[Drift (episode)\|at least one occasion]] he has demonstrated a limited ability to manipulate time.		On [[Drift (episode)\|at least one occasion]] he has demonstrated a limited ability to manipulate time.

AkibaSilver at 11:26, 21 June 2025

2025-06-21T11:26:16Z

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	[[File:Armada High Wire character model.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb]]		[[File:Armada High Wire character model.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb]]

	'''High Wire''' is intelligent, nimble, and can combine with his teammates into the super-robot [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]] – a unifying figure of the Mini-Con race. ~~One would thus naturally~~ assume that this would give the ‘bot an ego, but such an assumption would be misplaced. Indeed, High Wire is as humble as they come and, despite being the de facto leader of the [[Street Action Mini-Con Team]], views himself as an equal to [[Sureshock (Armada)\|Sureshock]] and [[Grindor (Armada)\|Grindor]]. It’s no surprise, then, that his Mini-Con peers and [[Autobot]] contemporaries enjoy working with him so. ~~To be sure,~~ High Wire’s unwavering faith in the power of teamwork is so infectious, that some jest it might even one day convince his adversaries to switch allegiances.		'''High Wire''' is intelligent, nimble, and can combine with his teammates into the super-robot [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]] – a unifying figure of the Mini-Con race. You might assume that this would give the ‘bot an ego, but such an assumption would be misplaced. Indeed, High Wire is as humble as they come and, despite being the de facto leader of the [[Street Action Mini-Con Team]], views himself as an equal to [[Sureshock (Armada)\|Sureshock]] and [[Grindor (Armada)\|Grindor]]. It’s no surprise, then, that his Mini-Con peers and [[Autobot]] contemporaries enjoy working with him so. High Wire’s unwavering faith in the power of teamwork is so infectious, that some jest it might even one day convince his adversaries to switch allegiances.

	On [[Drift (episode)\|at least one occasion]] he has demonstrated a limited ability to manipulate time.		On [[Drift (episode)\|at least one occasion]] he has demonstrated a limited ability to manipulate time.

Phaze: Rewording.

2025-06-21T07:00:49Z

Rewording.

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	[[File:Armada High Wire character model.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb]]		[[File:Armada High Wire character model.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb]]

	~~Motivational, intelligent, yet ego-free,~~ '''High Wire''' ~~believes unwaveringly in~~ the ~~power~~ of ~~teamwork~~. ~~Though he wouldn't admit it~~, he is ~~great at leadership~~, ~~often taking charge with quick action in precarious situations.~~		'''High Wire''' is intelligent, nimble, and can combine with his teammates into the super-robot [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]] – a unifying figure of the Mini-Con race. One would thus naturally assume that this would give the ‘bot an ego, but such an assumption would be misplaced. Indeed, High Wire is as humble as they come and, despite being the de facto leader of the [[Street Action Mini-Con Team]], views himself as an equal to [[Sureshock (Armada)\|Sureshock]] and [[Grindor (Armada)\|Grindor]]. It’s no surprise, then, that his Mini-Con peers and [[Autobot]] contemporaries enjoy working with him so. To be sure, High Wire’s unwavering faith in the power of teamwork is so infectious, that some jest it might even one day convince his adversaries to switch allegiances.

	~~He combines with his fellow~~ [[Street Action Mini-Con Team]] ~~members~~ to ~~form~~ [[~~Perceptor~~ (Armada)\|~~Perceptor~~]]~~. On~~ [[~~Drift~~ (~~episode~~)\|~~at least one occasion~~]] ~~he has demonstrated a limited ability~~ to ~~manipulate time~~.

			On [[Drift (episode)\|at least one occasion]] he has demonstrated a limited ability to manipulate time.

	{{bigquote\|All together, now!\|High Wire's [[bio]] quote.}}		{{bigquote\|All together, now!\|High Wire's [[bio]] quote.}}

Cyberlink420: That's a holdover from when the package art was the mainpic. Swapping out.

2025-06-20T18:09:11Z

That's a holdover from when the package art was the mainpic. Swapping out.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			[[File:Armada Highwire art.jpg\|upright=1\|thumb\|''Armada'' package art]]

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

Phaze: Kind of redundant to have the character model as the mainpic and in the notes.

2025-06-20T18:03:48Z

Kind of redundant to have the character model as the mainpic and in the notes.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	~~[[File:Armada High Wire character model.jpg\|upright=1\|thumb\|''Armada'' cartoon robot mode]]~~

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

AzimuthAcolyte: Project Supernova -> Project Supernova (Armada) update

2025-06-18T18:51:40Z

Project Supernova -> Project Supernova (Armada) update

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	===Dreamwave ''Armada'' continuity===		===Dreamwave ''Armada'' continuity===
	====Dreamwave ''Armada'' comic====		====Dreamwave ''Armada'' comic====
	When the [[Exodus (Armada)\|Mini-Con ship]] broke up and crashed on Earth a million years in the past, near High Wire ended up in a cave under present-day [[Lincoln (city)\|Lincoln]] alongside Grindor, Sureshock and [[Sparkplug (Armada)\|Sparkplug]]. A fateful day, a human named [[Rad White]] fell into the cave and accidentally awakened the Mini-Cons, who soon befriended him and his companions, [[Carlos Lopez]] and [[Alexis Thi Dang\|Alexis]]. High Wire and the others built the humans a [[Project Supernova\|hovercraft]] and asked them to be their guides as they searched for other Mini-Cons on Earth. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 3\|Armada #3}} Unfortunately, their fun and games stopped when they were tracked to Earth by the [[Decepticon]]s, and the Mini-Cons were forced to explain their war-torn past to the kids. High Wire and the others then scanned new [[alternate mode]]s and used them to run from the Decepticons until they ran into the [[Autobot]]s. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 4\|Armada #4}} After the Decepticons were driven off by the Autobots and another group of Mini-Cons, the Street Action Team allied themselves with the Autobots. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 5\|Armada #5}}		When the [[Exodus (Armada)\|Mini-Con ship]] broke up and crashed on Earth a million years in the past, near High Wire ended up in a cave under present-day [[Lincoln (city)\|Lincoln]] alongside Grindor, Sureshock and [[Sparkplug (Armada)\|Sparkplug]]. A fateful day, a human named [[Rad White]] fell into the cave and accidentally awakened the Mini-Cons, who soon befriended him and his companions, [[Carlos Lopez]] and [[Alexis Thi Dang\|Alexis]]. High Wire and the others built the humans a [[Project Supernova (Armada)\|hovercraft]] and asked them to be their guides as they searched for other Mini-Cons on Earth. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 3\|Armada #3}} Unfortunately, their fun and games stopped when they were tracked to Earth by the [[Decepticon]]s, and the Mini-Cons were forced to explain their war-torn past to the kids. High Wire and the others then scanned new [[alternate mode]]s and used them to run from the Decepticons until they ran into the [[Autobot]]s. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 4\|Armada #4}} After the Decepticons were driven off by the Autobots and another group of Mini-Cons, the Street Action Team allied themselves with the Autobots. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 5\|Armada #5}}

	High Wire was present when Sparkplug tried to convince [[Optimus Prime (Armada)\|Optimus Prime]] to let him infiltrate the Decepticon base. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 6\|Armada #6}} He later rescued Rad from [[Billy (Armada)\|Billy]] by menacing the bully with a wheelie, so Rad explained to him that not ''every'' dangerous situation requires saving. As the Street Action Team drove around town with their human friends, the [[Mini-Con Ark]]'s summoning beacon reached them, and they started driving mindlessly towards [[Kansas]]. After all the Mini-Cons on Earth were gathered around the Ark, they entered it, and it took off into space. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 8\|Armada #8}} The Mini-Cons were taken to the [[Moon (moon)\|Moon]], where another group of Mini-Cons led by [[Dualor (Armada)\|Dualor]] had constructed a [[Mini-Con Moonbase\|moonbase]] where their race could live in peace forever. High Wire and his teammates were against this, as they'd much rather live on Earth with Rad, Carlos and Alexis. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 9\|Armada #9}} They awaited help from the Autobots, but were in a way saved by the ''Decepticons'' when they attacked the base and deactivated the energy field keeping the Mini-Cons behind bars. All residents of the moonbase subsequently evacuated it. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 10\|Armada #10}}		High Wire was present when Sparkplug tried to convince [[Optimus Prime (Armada)\|Optimus Prime]] to let him infiltrate the Decepticon base. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 6\|Armada #6}} He later rescued Rad from [[Billy (Armada)\|Billy]] by menacing the bully with a wheelie, so Rad explained to him that not ''every'' dangerous situation requires saving. As the Street Action Team drove around town with their human friends, the [[Mini-Con Ark]]'s summoning beacon reached them, and they started driving mindlessly towards [[Kansas]]. After all the Mini-Cons on Earth were gathered around the Ark, they entered it, and it took off into space. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 8\|Armada #8}} The Mini-Cons were taken to the [[Moon (moon)\|Moon]], where another group of Mini-Cons led by [[Dualor (Armada)\|Dualor]] had constructed a [[Mini-Con Moonbase\|moonbase]] where their race could live in peace forever. High Wire and his teammates were against this, as they'd much rather live on Earth with Rad, Carlos and Alexis. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 9\|Armada #9}} They awaited help from the Autobots, but were in a way saved by the ''Decepticons'' when they attacked the base and deactivated the energy field keeping the Mini-Cons behind bars. All residents of the moonbase subsequently evacuated it. {{storylink\|Dreamwave Armada issue 10\|Armada #10}}

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	{{toydesigner\|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro)}}		{{toydesigner\|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro)}}

	: Released in the seventh wave of ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)\|Energon]]'' Combat Class figures, this version of High Wire is Deluxe-sized take on the design, and is generally more secure in bike mode thanks to parts having the space needed to peg and clip together. Due to his increase in size class, he now has a Spark Crystal with [[energon star]] port on his chest, rather than a Mini-Con [[Powerlinx]] port. His blaster arm features a fold-out fist with a 3 mm hole, smaller than basically all ''Energon'' weapons' handles, but the perfect size to hold the ''[[Cyberverse (toyline)\|Cyberverse]]''-scale weapons that would come several years later.		: Released in the seventh wave of ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)\|Energon]]'' Combat Class figures, this version of High Wire is Deluxe-sized take on the design, and is generally more secure in bike mode thanks to parts having the space needed to peg and clip together. Due to his increase in size class, he now has a [[Spark crystal\|Spark Crystal]] with an [[Energon star\|energon star]] port on his chest, rather than a Mini-Con [[Powerlinx]] port. His blaster arm features a fold-out fist with a 3 mm hole, smaller than basically all ''Energon'' weapons' handles, but the perfect size to hold the ''[[Cyberverse (toyline)\|Cyberverse]]''-scale weapons that would come several years later.

	: He comes packed with a ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]''-scaled action figure of [[Kicker Jones#HighWire\|Kicker]], who can ride his dirt bike mode.		: He comes packed with a ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]''-scaled action figure of [[Kicker Jones#HighWire\|Kicker]], who can ride his dirt bike mode.

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	[[File:~~2003~~-~~streetactionmicron-xdimension-toys~~.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.66]]		[[File:Arm-toy HighWire XD.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.66]]
	<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1\|'''Magna Convoy DX Set''' (Multi-pack, 2003)}}</ul>		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1\|'''Magna Convoy DX Set''' (Multi-pack, 2003)}}</ul>
	:*''ID number'': '''MC-XX'''		:*''ID number'': '''MC-XX'''
	:*''Release date'': [[November 19]], 2003		:*''Release date'': [[November 19]], 2003

	: ~~The~~ [[Exdimensions]] [[redeco]]s of the Street Action Microns ~~were~~ part of the "Magna Convoy DX" set, which also included "[[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys\|Convoy Final Battle Coloration]]" (Powerlinx Optimus Prime) and "[[Overload (Armada)\|Ultra Magnus Special Clear Version]]". ~~This set was only available at Japanese [[Toys"R"Us]] stores.~~ Wheelie was given a ~~bright~~ red and black color scheme.		: Rather than being a normal retail release like the other [[Exdimensions]] [[redeco]] Microns, this version of the Street Action Microns was only available as part of the Japanese [[Toys"R"Us]] exclusive "Magna Convoy DX" set, which also included "[[Optimus Prime (Armada)/toys\|Convoy Final Battle Coloration]]" (Powerlinx Optimus Prime) and "[[Overload (Armada)\|Ultra Magnus Special Clear Version]]" (a clear-red Overload). Wheelie was given a metal-flake-red and black color scheme.

	:This toy also doubles as the separate character [[Wheelie (Armada)\|Wheelie]].		:This toy also doubles as the separate character [[Wheelie (Armada)\|Wheelie]].

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	[[File:Armada High Wire character model.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb]]		[[File:Armada High Wire character model.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb]]

	'''High Wire''' is intelligent, nimble, and can combine with his teammates into the super-robot [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]] – a unifying figure of the Mini-Con race. You might assume that this would give the ‘bot an ego, but such an assumption would be misplaced. Indeed, High Wire is as humble as they come and, despite being the de facto leader of the [[Street Action Mini-Con Team]], views himself as an equal to [[Sureshock (Armada)\|Sureshock]] and [[Grindor (Armada)\|Grindor]]. It’s no surprise, then, that his Mini-Con peers and [[Autobot]] contemporaries enjoy working with him so. High Wire’s unwavering faith in the power of teamwork is so infectious, that some jest it might even one day convince his adversaries to switch allegiances.		'''High Wire''' is intelligent, nimble, and can combine with his teammates into the super-robot [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]] – a unifying figure of the Mini-Con race. You might assume that this would give the ‘bot an ego, but such an assumption would be misplaced. Indeed, High Wire is as humble as they come and, despite being the ''de facto'' leader of the [[Street Action Mini-Con Team]], views himself as an equal to [[Sureshock (Armada)\|Sureshock]] and [[Grindor (Armada)\|Grindor]]. It’s no surprise, then, that his Mini-Con peers and [[Autobot]] contemporaries enjoy working with him so. High Wire’s unwavering faith in the power of teamwork is so infectious, that some jest it might even one day convince his adversaries to switch allegiances.

	On [[Drift (episode)\|at least one occasion]] he has demonstrated a limited ability to manipulate time.		On [[Drift (episode)\|at least one occasion]] he has demonstrated a limited ability to manipulate time.

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	'''High Wire''' is intelligent, nimble, and can combine with his teammates into the super-robot [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]] – a unifying figure of the Mini-Con race. ~~One would thus naturally~~ assume that this would give the ‘bot an ego, but such an assumption would be misplaced. Indeed, High Wire is as humble as they come and, despite being the de facto leader of the [[Street Action Mini-Con Team]], views himself as an equal to [[Sureshock (Armada)\|Sureshock]] and [[Grindor (Armada)\|Grindor]]. It’s no surprise, then, that his Mini-Con peers and [[Autobot]] contemporaries enjoy working with him so. ~~To be sure,~~ High Wire’s unwavering faith in the power of teamwork is so infectious, that some jest it might even one day convince his adversaries to switch allegiances.		'''High Wire''' is intelligent, nimble, and can combine with his teammates into the super-robot [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]] – a unifying figure of the Mini-Con race. You might assume that this would give the ‘bot an ego, but such an assumption would be misplaced. Indeed, High Wire is as humble as they come and, despite being the de facto leader of the [[Street Action Mini-Con Team]], views himself as an equal to [[Sureshock (Armada)\|Sureshock]] and [[Grindor (Armada)\|Grindor]]. It’s no surprise, then, that his Mini-Con peers and [[Autobot]] contemporaries enjoy working with him so. High Wire’s unwavering faith in the power of teamwork is so infectious, that some jest it might even one day convince his adversaries to switch allegiances.

	On [[Drift (episode)\|at least one occasion]] he has demonstrated a limited ability to manipulate time.		On [[Drift (episode)\|at least one occasion]] he has demonstrated a limited ability to manipulate time.

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	[[File:Armada High Wire character model.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb]]		[[File:Armada High Wire character model.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb]]

	~~Motivational, intelligent, yet ego-free,~~ '''High Wire''' ~~believes unwaveringly in~~ the ~~power~~ of ~~teamwork~~. ~~Though he wouldn't admit it~~, he is ~~great at leadership~~, ~~often taking charge with quick action in precarious situations.~~		'''High Wire''' is intelligent, nimble, and can combine with his teammates into the super-robot [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]] – a unifying figure of the Mini-Con race. One would thus naturally assume that this would give the ‘bot an ego, but such an assumption would be misplaced. Indeed, High Wire is as humble as they come and, despite being the de facto leader of the [[Street Action Mini-Con Team]], views himself as an equal to [[Sureshock (Armada)\|Sureshock]] and [[Grindor (Armada)\|Grindor]]. It’s no surprise, then, that his Mini-Con peers and [[Autobot]] contemporaries enjoy working with him so. To be sure, High Wire’s unwavering faith in the power of teamwork is so infectious, that some jest it might even one day convince his adversaries to switch allegiances.

	~~He combines with his fellow~~ [[Street Action Mini-Con Team]] ~~members~~ to ~~form~~ [[~~Perceptor~~ (Armada)\|~~Perceptor~~]]~~. On~~ [[~~Drift~~ (~~episode~~)\|~~at least one occasion~~]] ~~he has demonstrated a limited ability~~ to ~~manipulate time~~.

			On [[Drift (episode)\|at least one occasion]] he has demonstrated a limited ability to manipulate time.

	{{bigquote\|All together, now!\|High Wire's [[bio]] quote.}}		{{bigquote\|All together, now!\|High Wire's [[bio]] quote.}}