Landmine (Energon) - Revision history

BerylRoll: /* Attacktix */

2026-02-01T12:58:31Z

Attacktix

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	:The Landmine ''[[Attacktix]]'' figure represents the character's Energon Brute mode, and is subsequently one of the bulkier ''Transformers Attacktix'' figures. He has four points of articulation (head, shoulders and waist), though his head articulation is difficult to access because of his crane.		:The Landmine ''[[Attacktix]]'' figure represents the character's Energon Brute mode, and is subsequently one of the bulkier ''Transformers Attacktix'' figures. He has four points of articulation (head, shoulders and waist), though his head articulation is difficult to access because of his crane.

	:Landmine's ~~special power~~ allows an immediate free attack for up to three in-play [[Mini-Con]] figures. This makes him especially effective when teamed with hordes of well-placed Mini-Cons.		:Landmine's Special Power allows an immediate free attack for up to three in-play [[Mini-Con]] figures. This makes him especially effective when teamed with hordes of well-placed Mini-Cons.

	:This mold was also used to make ''Attacktix'' [[Landquake (Energon)\|Landquake]].		:This mold was also used to make ''Attacktix'' [[Landquake (Energon)\|Landquake]].

BerylRoll at 12:58, 1 February 2026

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	[[File:Cyb ep4 landmine altmode.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.4]]		[[File:Cyb ep4 landmine altmode.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.4]]
	Due to his still healing injuries, Landmine was assigned to oversee the Autobots' new Earth base. {{storylink\|Haven}} {{storylink\|Hidden}} Feeling inferior due to not being able to assist in the search for the [[Omega Lock]], he eventually set off with Coby to search for an [[alternate mode\|altmode]] before being fully repaired. Landmine scanned a bulldozer and, despite his injuries, was able to hold off an attacking Starscream long enough for Vector Prime to announce that the Omega Lock they had detected was not the real one. {{storylink\|Landmine (episode)\|Landmine}}		Due to his still healing injuries, Landmine was assigned to oversee the Autobots' new Earth base. {{storylink\|Haven}} {{storylink\|Hidden (Cybertron)\|Hidden}} Feeling inferior due to not being able to assist in the search for the [[Omega Lock]], he eventually set off with Coby to search for an [[alternate mode\|altmode]] before being fully repaired. Landmine scanned a bulldozer and, despite his injuries, was able to hold off an attacking Starscream long enough for Vector Prime to announce that the Omega Lock they had detected was not the real one. {{storylink\|Landmine (episode)\|Landmine}}

	[[File:Cyb ep4 landmine vs starscream.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3]]		[[File:Cyb ep4 landmine vs starscream.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3]]

Kirby0189: /* Energon */

2026-01-09T23:26:58Z

Energon

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	{{toydesigner\|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro), [[Takio Ejima]] (Takara)}}		{{toydesigner\|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro), [[Takio Ejima]] (Takara)}}

	: ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)\|Energon]]'' Command Class (Ultra) Landmine transforms into an orange, blue, and grey Cybertronic half-track battlefield recovery vehicle. The front of the vehicle features a large plow while the rear has a rotating crane with a [[Retractable string gimmick\|working winch]], accompanied by a spring-loaded [[missile]] launcher. The front half of the vehicle can separate from the tracked portion as a smaller truck cab, and can transform into the standard robot. The tracked portion can then be reconfigured into a "Gunnery Station" that Landmine's [[robot mode]] can man. It can also be transformed into a small tank-like vehicle (see below in Landquake's stock photo.) Most of the crane is detachable, possibly [[for safety reasons]], as it doesn't appear to attach anywhere else.		: ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)\|Energon]]'' Command Class (Ultra) Landmine transforms into an orange, blue, and grey Cybertronic half-track battlefield recovery vehicle. The front of the vehicle features a large plow while the rear has a rotating crane with a [[Retractable string gimmick\|working winch]], accompanied by a spring-loaded [[missile]] launcher. The front half of the vehicle can separate from the tracked portion as a smaller truck cab, and can transform into the standard robot. The tracked portion can then be reconfigured into a "Gunnery Station" that Landmine's [[robot mode]] can man. It can also be transformed into a small tank-like vehicle (see below in Landquake's stock photo.) Most of the crane is detachable, possibly [[for safety reasons]], as it doesn't appear to attach anywhere else. His roof features a [[Spark crystal\|spark crystal]] as a port for an [[Energon star\|energon chip]].

	: In robot mode, Landmine has no weapons, but his standard [[5 mm post\|5 mm fists]] can hold any [[energon weapon]]s or other weapons sporting a compatible peg system. In the dead center of his chest is his [[spark crystal]], over which an [[energon star]] can be attached. As a red Powerlinx Autobot, Landmine cannot combine with any other Autobot except for the rear "trailer" half of his vehicle, forming his "[[Super Mode\|Brute Mode]]" (or '''Powerlinx Landmine'''). The tracks, with their flip-out digger claws, mount on his arms while the remaining portion forms a weapons backpack. Connecting the backpack to Landquake will depress a button which activates the classic Generation 1 transformation [[Soundbox\|sound effect]].		: In robot mode, Landmine has no weapons, but his standard [[5 mm post\|5 mm fists]] can hold any [[energon weapon]]s or other weapons sporting a compatible peg system. In the dead center of his chest is his [[spark crystal]], over which an [[energon star]] can be attached. As a red Powerlinx Autobot, Landmine cannot combine with any other Autobot except for the rear "trailer" half of his vehicle, forming his "[[Super Mode\|Brute Mode]]" (or '''Powerlinx Landmine'''). The tracks, with their flip-out digger claws, mount on his arms while the remaining portion forms a weapons backpack. Connecting the backpack to Landquake will depress a button which activates the classic Generation 1 transformation [[Soundbox\|sound effect]].

Saix: /* Energon comic */

2025-11-25T07:04:58Z

Energon comic

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	===''Energon'' comic===		===''Energon'' comic===
	Landmine assisted [[Ironhide (Energon)\|Ironhide]] on Cybertron with the construction of the planetary shield array. {{storylink\|Aftershock (issue)\|Aftershock}}		Landmine assisted [[Ironhide (Energon)\|Ironhide]] on Cybertron with the construction of the planetary shield array. {{storylink\|Aftershock (issue)\|Aftershock}} During the Terrorcon invasion, Landmine volunteered to come to the defense of Earth. He staved off the Terrorcon clone armies while stationed at either Tokyo or Moscow until [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]] single-handedly swept the Terrorcon aside. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 2}}

	~~During the Terrorcon invasion,~~ Landmine ~~volunteered to come to~~ the ~~defense~~ of ~~Earth. He staved off the Terrorcon clone armies while stationed at either Tokyo or Moscow until~~ [[~~Megatron~~ (~~Armada~~)\|~~Megatron~~]] ~~single-handedly swept the Terrorcon aside~~. {{storylink\|~~Multiplicity, Pt. 2}}~~		{{Unreleased energon comic}}
	~~{{-~~}}
			Landmine assisted [[Ironhide (Energon)\|Ironhide]] in the construction of [[Omega Supreme (Energon)\|Omega Supreme]]. {{storylink\|Armageddon Part 1}}

	===''Q-Robo Transformer''===		===''Q-Robo Transformer''===

Saix at 16:34, 28 May 2025

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	After the retreat, he and Hot Shot were sent out to look for the kids and Mini-Cons. They met [[Tim Hansen\|Tim]] along the way, and he seemed like a decent chap. They met up with the kids and Mini-Cons, along with Dr. Suzuki, in short order, and returned to the Autobot base.		After the retreat, he and Hot Shot were sent out to look for the kids and Mini-Cons. They met [[Tim Hansen\|Tim]] along the way, and he seemed like a decent chap. They met up with the kids and Mini-Cons, along with Dr. Suzuki, in short order, and returned to the Autobot base.

	Landmine made a valiant effort to fight off Starscream, but like everyone else, got totally owned. {{storylink\|Invasion (episode)\|Invasion}} Later, when Megatron and his followers returned to Earth, Landmine was thrust into battle against Mudflap, a former student of his. Landmine suffered a breakdown at having to fight his old friend, and refused to raise a gun even when the also-reluctant Mudflap attacked him. He had to be saved by Vector Prime. {{storylink\|Revelation (episode)\|Revelation}} At this point, he apparently snapped out of his shock, and was able to hold off Mudflap to allow Vector Prime to transport the severely damaged Hot Shot, Red Alert, and Scattorshot to Col. Franklin's base. {{storylink\|Critical}} It turned out he'd trained his former student very well and had a tough fight, but ultimately, experience won out over youthful recklessness, and Landmine beat Mudflap back through the [[dimension gate]]. He accompanied the rest of the Autobots to Starscream's island, {{storylink\|Assault}} where he tried to engage [[Ransack (Cybertron)\|Ransack]] but was outwitted.		Landmine made a valiant effort to fight off Starscream, but like everyone else, got totally owned. {{storylink\|Invasion (episode)\|Invasion}} Later, when Megatron and his followers returned to Earth, Landmine was thrust into battle against Mudflap, a former student of his. Landmine suffered a breakdown at having to fight his old friend, and refused to raise a gun even when the also-reluctant Mudflap attacked him. He had to be saved by Vector Prime. {{storylink\|Revelation (episode)\|Revelation}} At this point, he apparently snapped out of his shock, and was able to hold off Mudflap to allow Vector Prime to transport the severely damaged Hot Shot, Red Alert, and Scattorshot to Col. Franklin's base. {{storylink\|Critical}} It turned out he'd trained his former student very well and had a tough fight, but ultimately, experience won out over youthful recklessness, and Landmine beat Mudflap back through the [[warp gate\|dimension gate]]. He accompanied the rest of the Autobots to Starscream's island, {{storylink\|Assault}} where he tried to engage [[Ransack (Cybertron)\|Ransack]] but was outwitted.

	He then took on Mudflap once again, and again tried to reason with his old pupil. Mudflap seemed to be somewhat moved by Landmine's words, but ended up deciding to remain loyal to Megatron, much to Landmine's disappointment. {{storylink\|Starscream (episode)\|Starscream}} He then shot at Starscream a bit to give Optimus Prime and Wing Saber time to combine. {{storylink\|United (episode)\|United}}		He then took on Mudflap once again, and again tried to reason with his old pupil. Mudflap seemed to be somewhat moved by Landmine's words, but ended up deciding to remain loyal to Megatron, much to Landmine's disappointment. {{storylink\|Starscream (episode)\|Starscream}} He then shot at Starscream a bit to give Optimus Prime and Wing Saber time to combine. {{storylink\|United (episode)\|United}}

Ookalf: /* Energon */

2025-04-11T05:59:59Z

Energon

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	: In robot mode, Landmine has no weapons, but his standard [[5 mm post\|5 mm fists]] can hold any [[energon weapon]]s or other weapons sporting a compatible peg system. In the dead center of his chest is his [[spark crystal]], over which an [[energon star]] can be attached. As a red Powerlinx Autobot, Landmine cannot combine with any other Autobot except for the rear "trailer" half of his vehicle, forming his "[[Super Mode\|Brute Mode]]" (or '''Powerlinx Landmine'''). The tracks, with their flip-out digger claws, mount on his arms while the remaining portion forms a weapons backpack. Connecting the backpack to Landquake will depress a button which activates the classic Generation 1 transformation [[Soundbox\|sound effect]].		: In robot mode, Landmine has no weapons, but his standard [[5 mm post\|5 mm fists]] can hold any [[energon weapon]]s or other weapons sporting a compatible peg system. In the dead center of his chest is his [[spark crystal]], over which an [[energon star]] can be attached. As a red Powerlinx Autobot, Landmine cannot combine with any other Autobot except for the rear "trailer" half of his vehicle, forming his "[[Super Mode\|Brute Mode]]" (or '''Powerlinx Landmine'''). The tracks, with their flip-out digger claws, mount on his arms while the remaining portion forms a weapons backpack. Connecting the backpack to Landquake will depress a button which activates the classic Generation 1 transformation [[Soundbox\|sound effect]].

	: The Takara ''[[~~TransformerS~~: Energon (toyline)#Takara Super Link toyline\|Super Link]]'' release removed the electronics from his Brute Mode backpack. The orange plastic was also changed to a metallic orange, and the blue plastic is a darker, much more saturated shade.		: The Takara ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)#Takara Super Link toyline\|Super Link]]'' release removed the electronics from his Brute Mode backpack. The orange plastic was also changed to a metallic orange, and the blue plastic is a darker, much more saturated shade.

	: This mold was later [[redeco]]ed into "The Powerlinx Battles" [[Landquake (Energon)#Toys\|Landquake]] (also listed below) and ''[[Transformers Timelines (toyline)\|Timelines]]'' [[Landshark (G1)#Toys\|Landshark]]. This toy was also [[repurposing\|repurposed]] as [[Landmine (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Generation 1 Landmine]] in the [[2005 IDW continuity]].		: This mold was later [[redeco]]ed into "The Powerlinx Battles" [[Landquake (Energon)#Toys\|Landquake]] (also listed below) and ''[[Transformers Timelines (toyline)\|Timelines]]'' [[Landshark (G1)#Toys\|Landshark]]. This toy was also [[repurposing\|repurposed]] as [[Landmine (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Generation 1 Landmine]] in the [[2005 IDW continuity]].

AutovoltGTS at 13:27, 20 February 2025

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	====''Cybertron'' cartoon====		====''Cybertron'' cartoon====
	{{voiceactor\|[[Paul Dobson]] (English), [[Tomoyuki Shimura]] (Japanese)\|[[Bruno Lähteenmäki]] (Finnish), [[Achim Schülke]] (German), [[Stefan Berglund]] (Swedish), [[Guillaume Orsat]] (French), [[Luis Vicente Ivars]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Carlos Vitale]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Marek Obertyn]] (Polish)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Paul Dobson]] (English), [[Tomoyuki Shimura]] (Japanese)\|[[Bruno Lähteenmäki]] (Finnish), [[Achim Schülke]] (German), [[Stefan Berglund]] (Swedish), [[Guillaume Orsat]] (French), [[Luis Vicente Ivars]] (Castilian Spanish), [[Carlos Vitale]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Marek Obertyn]] (Polish), [[Changseok Choi]] (Korean)}}

	{{note\|In the original ''Galaxy Force'' version of the show, "Guardshell" is unrelated to the Landmine who appears in ''Super Link''/''Energon''.}}		{{note\|In the original ''Galaxy Force'' version of the show, "Guardshell" is unrelated to the Landmine who appears in ''Super Link''/''Energon''.}}

Dabir: /* Cybertron */ Fixing the link to Rhinox's page

2024-07-22T10:59:00Z

Cybertron: Fixing the link to Rhinox's page

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	: It is highly likely that this toy had locking pegs on the backs of the legs at some point in development: a pair of unused holes are still present directly above the folded legs in [[alternate mode\|vehicle mode]], on the underside of the rear wheel assembly. Stock photos depicted Landmine with red blades on the tires (as seen in a few scenes from the ''Cybertron'' cartoon), but the final toy had unpainted blades.		: It is highly likely that this toy had locking pegs on the backs of the legs at some point in development: a pair of unused holes are still present directly above the folded legs in [[alternate mode\|vehicle mode]], on the underside of the rear wheel assembly. Stock photos depicted Landmine with red blades on the tires (as seen in a few scenes from the ''Cybertron'' cartoon), but the final toy had unpainted blades.

	: This mold was [[redeco]]ed to make ''[[Transformers Timelines (toyline)\|Timelines]]'' [[Rhinox (BW)#Timelines\|Rhinox]] and the [[Transformers (2007 toyline)\|live-action-movie series]] [[Grindcore (Movie)#Toys\|Grindcore]], the latter of which was later [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as ''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (toyline)\|Shattered Glass]]'' [[Scoop (SG)\|Scoop]].		: This mold was [[redeco]]ed to make ''[[Transformers Timelines (toyline)\|Timelines]]'' [[Rhinox (BW)/toys#Timelines\|Rhinox]] and the [[Transformers (2007 toyline)\|live-action-movie series]] [[Grindcore (Movie)#Toys\|Grindcore]], the latter of which was later [[Repurposing\|repurposed]] as ''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (toyline)\|Shattered Glass]]'' [[Scoop (SG)\|Scoop]].

	::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2005/Autobot/Landmine/landmine.htm More information on ''Cybertron'' Landmine at TFU.info]''		::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2005/Autobot/Landmine/landmine.htm More information on ''Cybertron'' Landmine at TFU.info]''

AutovoltGTS: /* Notes */

2024-06-22T14:05:40Z

Notes

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	*In [[IDW Publishing]]'s ''[[The Reluctant Specialist\|Spotlight: Trailcutter]]'', Landmine's ''Energon'' body is drawn for a scripted appearance by his [[Landmine (G1)\|Generation 1 namesake]], thanks to artist [[Matt Frank]] being unaware at the time that another Landmine existed. However, this was continued by [[Beth McGuire-Smith]] for the [[2019 IDW continuity]], with writer [[Brian Ruckley]] amalgamating the two characterizations.		*In [[IDW Publishing]]'s ''[[The Reluctant Specialist\|Spotlight: Trailcutter]]'', Landmine's ''Energon'' body is drawn for a scripted appearance by his [[Landmine (G1)\|Generation 1 namesake]], thanks to artist [[Matt Frank]] being unaware at the time that another Landmine existed. However, this was continued by [[Beth McGuire-Smith]] for the [[2019 IDW continuity]], with writer [[Brian Ruckley]] amalgamating the two characterizations.
	*Additionally, Landmine's ''Cybertron'' design makes an [[Easter egg]] cameo in [[Dissolution Part 2: Anomie\|''Lost Light'' #2]].		*Additionally, Landmine's ''Cybertron'' design makes an [[Easter egg]] cameo in [[Dissolution Part 2: Anomie\|''Lost Light'' #2]].
			*In Superlink, Landmine was characterized speaking like a samurai and uses the pronoun "washi" (I) and ends sentences with "gozaru." [[Cliffjumper (Energon)\|Cliffjumper]] nicknames him "Hakudomine"

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

Saix: This is overdoing it. We don't need TWO icons for the same thing in the same show

2024-05-09T14:51:11Z

This is overdoing it. We don't need TWO icons for the same thing in the same show

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	{{factions\|autobot\|{{factions/icons\|custom=TeamRodimus-EnergonClean.png\|cLink=Team Rodimus (Energon)\|cSize=30x40px~~}}\|{{factions/icons\|custom=TeamRodimus-EnergonInsignia.png\|cLink=Team Rodimus (Energon)\|cSize=60x60px~~}}\|{{factions/icons\|custom=Energon Powerlinx Red symbol.png\|cLink=Powerlinx}}\|cybearth}}		{{factions\|autobot\|{{factions/icons\|custom=TeamRodimus-EnergonClean.png\|cLink=Team Rodimus (Energon)\|cSize=30x40px}}\|{{factions/icons\|custom=Energon Powerlinx Red symbol.png\|cLink=Powerlinx}}\|cybearth}}
	{{disambig3\|Landmine}}		{{disambig3\|Landmine}}
	:''Landmine is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family]].''		:''Landmine is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family]].''

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	[[File:Cyb ep4 landmine altmode.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.4]]		[[File:Cyb ep4 landmine altmode.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.4]]
	Due to his still healing injuries, Landmine was assigned to oversee the Autobots' new Earth base. {{storylink\|Haven}} {{storylink\|Hidden}} Feeling inferior due to not being able to assist in the search for the [[Omega Lock]], he eventually set off with Coby to search for an [[alternate mode\|altmode]] before being fully repaired. Landmine scanned a bulldozer and, despite his injuries, was able to hold off an attacking Starscream long enough for Vector Prime to announce that the Omega Lock they had detected was not the real one. {{storylink\|Landmine (episode)\|Landmine}}		Due to his still healing injuries, Landmine was assigned to oversee the Autobots' new Earth base. {{storylink\|Haven}} {{storylink\|Hidden (Cybertron)\|Hidden}} Feeling inferior due to not being able to assist in the search for the [[Omega Lock]], he eventually set off with Coby to search for an [[alternate mode\|altmode]] before being fully repaired. Landmine scanned a bulldozer and, despite his injuries, was able to hold off an attacking Starscream long enough for Vector Prime to announce that the Omega Lock they had detected was not the real one. {{storylink\|Landmine (episode)\|Landmine}}

	[[File:Cyb ep4 landmine vs starscream.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3]]		[[File:Cyb ep4 landmine vs starscream.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3]]

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	{{toydesigner\|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro), [[Takio Ejima]] (Takara)}}		{{toydesigner\|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro), [[Takio Ejima]] (Takara)}}

	: ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)\|Energon]]'' Command Class (Ultra) Landmine transforms into an orange, blue, and grey Cybertronic half-track battlefield recovery vehicle. The front of the vehicle features a large plow while the rear has a rotating crane with a [[Retractable string gimmick\|working winch]], accompanied by a spring-loaded [[missile]] launcher. The front half of the vehicle can separate from the tracked portion as a smaller truck cab, and can transform into the standard robot. The tracked portion can then be reconfigured into a "Gunnery Station" that Landmine's [[robot mode]] can man. It can also be transformed into a small tank-like vehicle (see below in Landquake's stock photo.) Most of the crane is detachable, possibly [[for safety reasons]], as it doesn't appear to attach anywhere else.		: ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)\|Energon]]'' Command Class (Ultra) Landmine transforms into an orange, blue, and grey Cybertronic half-track battlefield recovery vehicle. The front of the vehicle features a large plow while the rear has a rotating crane with a [[Retractable string gimmick\|working winch]], accompanied by a spring-loaded [[missile]] launcher. The front half of the vehicle can separate from the tracked portion as a smaller truck cab, and can transform into the standard robot. The tracked portion can then be reconfigured into a "Gunnery Station" that Landmine's [[robot mode]] can man. It can also be transformed into a small tank-like vehicle (see below in Landquake's stock photo.) Most of the crane is detachable, possibly [[for safety reasons]], as it doesn't appear to attach anywhere else. His roof features a [[Spark crystal\|spark crystal]] as a port for an [[Energon star\|energon chip]].

	: In robot mode, Landmine has no weapons, but his standard [[5 mm post\|5 mm fists]] can hold any [[energon weapon]]s or other weapons sporting a compatible peg system. In the dead center of his chest is his [[spark crystal]], over which an [[energon star]] can be attached. As a red Powerlinx Autobot, Landmine cannot combine with any other Autobot except for the rear "trailer" half of his vehicle, forming his "[[Super Mode\|Brute Mode]]" (or '''Powerlinx Landmine'''). The tracks, with their flip-out digger claws, mount on his arms while the remaining portion forms a weapons backpack. Connecting the backpack to Landquake will depress a button which activates the classic Generation 1 transformation [[Soundbox\|sound effect]].		: In robot mode, Landmine has no weapons, but his standard [[5 mm post\|5 mm fists]] can hold any [[energon weapon]]s or other weapons sporting a compatible peg system. In the dead center of his chest is his [[spark crystal]], over which an [[energon star]] can be attached. As a red Powerlinx Autobot, Landmine cannot combine with any other Autobot except for the rear "trailer" half of his vehicle, forming his "[[Super Mode\|Brute Mode]]" (or '''Powerlinx Landmine'''). The tracks, with their flip-out digger claws, mount on his arms while the remaining portion forms a weapons backpack. Connecting the backpack to Landquake will depress a button which activates the classic Generation 1 transformation [[Soundbox\|sound effect]].

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	After the retreat, he and Hot Shot were sent out to look for the kids and Mini-Cons. They met [[Tim Hansen\|Tim]] along the way, and he seemed like a decent chap. They met up with the kids and Mini-Cons, along with Dr. Suzuki, in short order, and returned to the Autobot base.		After the retreat, he and Hot Shot were sent out to look for the kids and Mini-Cons. They met [[Tim Hansen\|Tim]] along the way, and he seemed like a decent chap. They met up with the kids and Mini-Cons, along with Dr. Suzuki, in short order, and returned to the Autobot base.

	Landmine made a valiant effort to fight off Starscream, but like everyone else, got totally owned. {{storylink\|Invasion (episode)\|Invasion}} Later, when Megatron and his followers returned to Earth, Landmine was thrust into battle against Mudflap, a former student of his. Landmine suffered a breakdown at having to fight his old friend, and refused to raise a gun even when the also-reluctant Mudflap attacked him. He had to be saved by Vector Prime. {{storylink\|Revelation (episode)\|Revelation}} At this point, he apparently snapped out of his shock, and was able to hold off Mudflap to allow Vector Prime to transport the severely damaged Hot Shot, Red Alert, and Scattorshot to Col. Franklin's base. {{storylink\|Critical}} It turned out he'd trained his former student very well and had a tough fight, but ultimately, experience won out over youthful recklessness, and Landmine beat Mudflap back through the [[dimension gate]]. He accompanied the rest of the Autobots to Starscream's island, {{storylink\|Assault}} where he tried to engage [[Ransack (Cybertron)\|Ransack]] but was outwitted.		Landmine made a valiant effort to fight off Starscream, but like everyone else, got totally owned. {{storylink\|Invasion (episode)\|Invasion}} Later, when Megatron and his followers returned to Earth, Landmine was thrust into battle against Mudflap, a former student of his. Landmine suffered a breakdown at having to fight his old friend, and refused to raise a gun even when the also-reluctant Mudflap attacked him. He had to be saved by Vector Prime. {{storylink\|Revelation (episode)\|Revelation}} At this point, he apparently snapped out of his shock, and was able to hold off Mudflap to allow Vector Prime to transport the severely damaged Hot Shot, Red Alert, and Scattorshot to Col. Franklin's base. {{storylink\|Critical}} It turned out he'd trained his former student very well and had a tough fight, but ultimately, experience won out over youthful recklessness, and Landmine beat Mudflap back through the [[warp gate\|dimension gate]]. He accompanied the rest of the Autobots to Starscream's island, {{storylink\|Assault}} where he tried to engage [[Ransack (Cybertron)\|Ransack]] but was outwitted.

	He then took on Mudflap once again, and again tried to reason with his old pupil. Mudflap seemed to be somewhat moved by Landmine's words, but ended up deciding to remain loyal to Megatron, much to Landmine's disappointment. {{storylink\|Starscream (episode)\|Starscream}} He then shot at Starscream a bit to give Optimus Prime and Wing Saber time to combine. {{storylink\|United (episode)\|United}}		He then took on Mudflap once again, and again tried to reason with his old pupil. Mudflap seemed to be somewhat moved by Landmine's words, but ended up deciding to remain loyal to Megatron, much to Landmine's disappointment. {{storylink\|Starscream (episode)\|Starscream}} He then shot at Starscream a bit to give Optimus Prime and Wing Saber time to combine. {{storylink\|United (episode)\|United}}

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	: In robot mode, Landmine has no weapons, but his standard [[5 mm post\|5 mm fists]] can hold any [[energon weapon]]s or other weapons sporting a compatible peg system. In the dead center of his chest is his [[spark crystal]], over which an [[energon star]] can be attached. As a red Powerlinx Autobot, Landmine cannot combine with any other Autobot except for the rear "trailer" half of his vehicle, forming his "[[Super Mode\|Brute Mode]]" (or '''Powerlinx Landmine'''). The tracks, with their flip-out digger claws, mount on his arms while the remaining portion forms a weapons backpack. Connecting the backpack to Landquake will depress a button which activates the classic Generation 1 transformation [[Soundbox\|sound effect]].		: In robot mode, Landmine has no weapons, but his standard [[5 mm post\|5 mm fists]] can hold any [[energon weapon]]s or other weapons sporting a compatible peg system. In the dead center of his chest is his [[spark crystal]], over which an [[energon star]] can be attached. As a red Powerlinx Autobot, Landmine cannot combine with any other Autobot except for the rear "trailer" half of his vehicle, forming his "[[Super Mode\|Brute Mode]]" (or '''Powerlinx Landmine'''). The tracks, with their flip-out digger claws, mount on his arms while the remaining portion forms a weapons backpack. Connecting the backpack to Landquake will depress a button which activates the classic Generation 1 transformation [[Soundbox\|sound effect]].

	: The Takara ''[[~~TransformerS~~: Energon (toyline)#Takara Super Link toyline\|Super Link]]'' release removed the electronics from his Brute Mode backpack. The orange plastic was also changed to a metallic orange, and the blue plastic is a darker, much more saturated shade.		: The Takara ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)#Takara Super Link toyline\|Super Link]]'' release removed the electronics from his Brute Mode backpack. The orange plastic was also changed to a metallic orange, and the blue plastic is a darker, much more saturated shade.

	: This mold was later [[redeco]]ed into "The Powerlinx Battles" [[Landquake (Energon)#Toys\|Landquake]] (also listed below) and ''[[Transformers Timelines (toyline)\|Timelines]]'' [[Landshark (G1)#Toys\|Landshark]]. This toy was also [[repurposing\|repurposed]] as [[Landmine (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Generation 1 Landmine]] in the [[2005 IDW continuity]].		: This mold was later [[redeco]]ed into "The Powerlinx Battles" [[Landquake (Energon)#Toys\|Landquake]] (also listed below) and ''[[Transformers Timelines (toyline)\|Timelines]]'' [[Landshark (G1)#Toys\|Landshark]]. This toy was also [[repurposing\|repurposed]] as [[Landmine (G1)#2005 IDW continuity\|Generation 1 Landmine]] in the [[2005 IDW continuity]].