Landquake (Energon) - Revision history

BerylRoll at 10:06, 1 February 2026

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	: Available only in the second ''Transformers [[Attacktix]]'' four-piece Starter Set (along with [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]]'s [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] plus ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]]'' [[Skywarp (Armada)\|Skywarp]]), Landquake is a [[redeco]] of the ''Attacktix'' Landmine piece. As a redeco of Landmine he possesses the same excellent defense and four point articulation. There is a slight sculpt difference with Landmine; his thrust-attack arm is assembled upside-down. The attack still works fine and it helps to make Landquake different visually.		: Available only in the second ''Transformers [[Attacktix]]'' four-piece Starter Set (along with [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]]'s [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] plus ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]]'' [[Skywarp (Armada)\|Skywarp]]), Landquake is a [[redeco]] of the ''Attacktix'' Landmine piece. As a redeco of Landmine he possesses the same excellent defense and four point articulation. There is a slight sculpt difference with Landmine; his thrust-attack arm is assembled upside-down. The attack still works fine and it helps to make Landquake different visually.

	:His ~~special power~~ is "Jam" which does not allow the opponent to use any shooters for the remainder of the turn. His power normally has a 50% success rate, but due to its wording it's possible to neutralize his power simply by attacking him using your last attack to topple him.		:His Special Power is "Jam" which does not allow the opponent to use any shooters for the remainder of the turn. His power normally has a 50% success rate, but due to its wording it's possible to neutralize his power simply by attacking him using your last attack to topple him.

	::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/AttacktixLandquake/landquake.htm More information on ''Attacktix'' Landquake at TFU.info]''		::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/AttacktixLandquake/landquake.htm More information on ''Attacktix'' Landquake at TFU.info]''

Kirby0189: /* Energon */

2026-01-09T23:27:18Z

Energon

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

	: A [[redeco]] of the ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)\|Energon]]'' Command Class (Ultra) Landmine toy in white, brown, and blue, ''Energon: The Powerlinx Battles'' Landquake transforms into a 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]], as well as 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 Landquake's robot mode can man. Most of the crane is detachable, possibly [[for safety reasons]], as it doesn't appear to attach anywhere else. Landquake sports a "mountain" logo that would subsequently be seen again on ''Cybertron'' [[Brushguard]], although no particular meaning behind it has ever been indicated.		: A [[redeco]] of the ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)\|Energon]]'' Command Class (Ultra) Landmine toy in white, brown, and blue, ''Energon: The Powerlinx Battles'' Landquake transforms into a 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]], as well as 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 Landquake's robot mode can man. 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]]. Landquake sports a "mountain" logo that would subsequently be seen again on ''Cybertron'' [[Brushguard]], although no particular meaning behind it has ever been indicated.

	: In robot mode, Landquake 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, Landquake cannot combine with any other Autobot except for the rear "trailer" half of his vehicle, forming his "[[Super Mode\|Brute Mode]]" (or '''Powerlinx Landquake'''). 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, Landquake 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, Landquake cannot combine with any other Autobot except for the rear "trailer" half of his vehicle, forming his "[[Super Mode\|Brute Mode]]" (or '''Powerlinx Landquake'''). 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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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*In the ''Energon'' comic, Landquake's head changes back and forth across his appearances. He is first seen in [[Multiplicity, Pt. 2\|issue #27]] with a head design seemingly based on [[Landfill (RID)\|''Robots in Disguise'' ~~(2001)~~ Landfill]]'s. However, on the next page, his head is that of the toy. The next time he is shown in robot mode, [[Multiplicity, Pt. 4\|issue #29]], he has Landfill's head again.		*In the ''Energon'' comic, Landquake's head changes back and forth across his appearances. He is first seen in [[Multiplicity, Pt. 2\|issue #27]] with a head design seemingly based on [[Landfill (RID)\|''Robots in Disguise'' Landfill]]'s. However, on the next page, his head is that of the toy. The next time he is shown in robot mode, [[Multiplicity, Pt. 4\|issue #29]], he has Landfill's head again.

	[[Category:Attacktix]]		[[Category:Attacktix]]
	[[Category:Energon Autobots]]		[[Category:Energon Autobots]]

Saix at 07:03, 3 July 2025

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	'''Landquake''' is almost the dictionary definition of the phrase "gentle giant". Relatively uninterested in combat (unlike his brother, [[Landmine (Energon)\|Landmine]]), Landquake prefers to use his massive strength and endurance to help the [[Omnicon]]s dig for [[Energon]]. However, if the [[Decepticon]]s bring the fight to him, Landquake is more than willing to teach them a lesson. He may be emotional and sensitive, but he knows how to handle unruly opponents.		'''Landquake''' is almost the dictionary definition of the phrase "gentle giant". Relatively uninterested in combat (unlike his brother, [[Landmine (Energon)\|Landmine]]), Landquake prefers to use his massive strength and endurance to help the [[Omnicon]]s dig for [[Energon]]. However, if the [[Decepticon]]s bring the fight to him, Landquake is more than willing to teach them a lesson. He may be emotional and sensitive, but he knows how to handle unruly opponents.
	~~{{TOCclear}}~~

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Energon'' comic===		===''Energon'' comic===
	[[Image:Landquake-ComicHead.jpg\|180px\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:Landquake-ComicHead.jpg\|180px\|thumb\|left]]
	When [[Alpha Quintesson]] sent hordes of [[Terrorcon (Energon)\|Terrorcon]] drones to ravage Earth, Landquake was part of the team sent to [[Los Angeles]], California to tackle the [[Insecticon (Energon)\|Insecticon]] clone army there, under the command of [[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]]. The others in his squad were [[Bulkhead (Energon)\|Bulkhead]], [[Cliffjumper (Energon)\|Cliffjumper]], [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]], and [[Tow-Line (Energon)\|Tow-Line]]. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 2}} He mainly used his armored vehicle mode to run down swarms of the creatures on the ground. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 3}} The team began running low on energy before they were running low on Terrorcons, until [[Rad White\|Rad]] turned up in his [[Energon Volant Accumulator]] jet and used Energon vapor to give them a recharge. Also [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]] teleported in and tore into the Terrorcon horde, forcing it to retreat off-planet. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 4}}		When [[Alpha Quintesson]] sent hordes of [[Terrorcon (Energon)\|Terrorcon]] drones to ravage Earth, Landquake was part of the team sent to [[Los Angeles]], California to tackle the [[Insecticon (Energon)\|Insecticon]] clone army there, under the command of [[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]]. The others in his squad were [[Bulkhead (Energon)\|Bulkhead]], [[Cliffjumper (Energon)\|Cliffjumper]], [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]], and [[Tow-Line (Energon)\|Tow-Line]]. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 2}} He mainly used his armored vehicle mode to run down swarms of the creatures on the ground. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 3}} The team began running low on energy before they were running low on Terrorcons, until [[Rad White\|Rad]] turned up in his [[Energon Volant Accumulator]] jet and used Energon vapor to give them a recharge. Also [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]] teleported in and tore into the Terrorcon horde, forcing it to retreat off-planet. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 4}}
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	::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/AttacktixLandquake/landquake.htm More information on ''Attacktix'' Landquake at TFU.info]''		::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2007/Autobot/AttacktixLandquake/landquake.htm More information on ''Attacktix'' Landquake at TFU.info]''
	~~{{--}}~~

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	{{disambig3\|Landquake}}		{{disambig3\|Landquake}}
	:''Landquake is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Transformers: Energon (franchise)\|Energon]] portion of the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family]].''		:''Landquake is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Transformers: Energon (franchise)\|Energon]] portion of the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family]].''
			[[Image:LandquakeBrute.jpg\|right\|upright=1.67\|thumb\|You brute you brute you brute you bruuuute! sobs]]

	~~[[Image:LandquakeBrute.jpg\|right\|250px\|thumb\|You brute you brute you brute you bruuuute! sobs]]~~
	'''Landquake''' is almost the dictionary definition of the phrase "gentle giant". Relatively uninterested in combat (unlike his brother, [[Landmine (Energon)\|Landmine]]), Landquake prefers to use his massive strength and endurance to help the [[Omnicon]]s dig for [[Energon]]. However, if the [[Decepticon]]s bring the fight to him, Landquake is more than willing to teach them a lesson. He may be emotional and sensitive, but he knows how to handle unruly opponents.		'''Landquake''' is almost the dictionary definition of the phrase "gentle giant". Relatively uninterested in combat (unlike his brother, [[Landmine (Energon)\|Landmine]]), Landquake prefers to use his massive strength and endurance to help the [[Omnicon]]s dig for [[Energon]]. However, if the [[Decepticon]]s bring the fight to him, Landquake is more than willing to teach them a lesson. He may be emotional and sensitive, but he knows how to handle unruly opponents.
			{{TOCclear}}

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Energon'' comic===		===''Energon'' comic===
	[[Image:Landquake-ComicHead.jpg~~\|left~~\|180px\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:Landquake-ComicHead.jpg\|180px\|thumb\|]]
	When [[Alpha Quintesson]] sent hordes of [[Terrorcon (Energon)\|Terrorcon]] drones to ravage Earth, Landquake was part of the team sent to [[Los Angeles]], California to tackle the [[Insecticon (Energon)\|Insecticon]] clone army there, under the command of [[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]]. The others in his squad were [[Bulkhead (Energon)\|Bulkhead]], [[Cliffjumper (Energon)\|Cliffjumper]], [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]], and [[Tow-Line (Energon)\|Tow-Line]]. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 2}} He mainly used his armored vehicle mode to run down swarms of the creatures on the ground. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 3}} The team began running low on energy before they were running low on Terrorcons, until [[Rad White\|Rad]] turned up in his [[Energon Volant Accumulator]] jet and used Energon vapor to give them a recharge. Also [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]] teleported in and tore into the Terrorcon horde, forcing it to retreat off-planet. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 4}}		When [[Alpha Quintesson]] sent hordes of [[Terrorcon (Energon)\|Terrorcon]] drones to ravage Earth, Landquake was part of the team sent to [[Los Angeles]], California to tackle the [[Insecticon (Energon)\|Insecticon]] clone army there, under the command of [[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]]. The others in his squad were [[Bulkhead (Energon)\|Bulkhead]], [[Cliffjumper (Energon)\|Cliffjumper]], [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]], and [[Tow-Line (Energon)\|Tow-Line]]. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 2}} He mainly used his armored vehicle mode to run down swarms of the creatures on the ground. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 3}} The team began running low on energy before they were running low on Terrorcons, until [[Rad White\|Rad]] turned up in his [[Energon Volant Accumulator]] jet and used Energon vapor to give them a recharge. Also [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]] teleported in and tore into the Terrorcon horde, forcing it to retreat off-planet. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 4}}
	{{--}}		{{--}}

Fanofcoolstuff27: /* Toys */

2023-09-11T06:27:12Z

Toys

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	==Toys==		==Toys==
	===''Energon''===		===''Energon''===
	[[~~Image~~:Energon-toy_Landquake.JPG~~\|right~~\|300px\|thumb]]		[[File:Energon-toy_Landquake.JPG\|300px\|thumb]]
	*'''Landquake''' (~~Ultra~~, 2004)		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-a1\|'''Landquake''' (Command Class, [[2004]])}}</ul>
	**''Accessories'': Trailer/~~gunnery station~~/backpack & gauntlets, missile		:*''Accessories'': Trailer/"Gunnery Station"/backpack & gauntlets, missile
	{{toydesigner\|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro)}}		{{toydesigner\|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro)}}

	: A [[redeco]] of the ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)\|Energon]]'' ~~[[Landmine~~ (~~Energon~~)~~#Energon 2\|~~Landmine toy]] in white, brown, and blue, "The Powerlinx Battles" Landquake transforms into a 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]], as well as 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 Landquake's robot mode can man. Most of the crane is detachable, possibly [[for safety reasons]], as it doesn't appear to attach anywhere else. Landquake sports a "mountain" logo that would subsequently be seen again on ''Cybertron'' [[Brushguard]], although no particular meaning behind it has ever been indicated.		: A [[redeco]] of the ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)\|Energon]]'' Command Class (Ultra) Landmine toy in white, brown, and blue, ''Energon: The Powerlinx Battles'' Landquake transforms into a 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]], as well as 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 Landquake's robot mode can man. Most of the crane is detachable, possibly [[for safety reasons]], as it doesn't appear to attach anywhere else. Landquake sports a "mountain" logo that would subsequently be seen again on ''Cybertron'' [[Brushguard]], although no particular meaning behind it has ever been indicated.

	:In ~~his standard~~ robot mode, Landquake has no weapons, but his [[5 mm post\|~~5mm fist~~]]s 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, Landquake cannot combine with any other Autobot except for the rear "trailer" half of his vehicle, forming his [[Super Mode\|~~brute mode~~]]. 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, Landquake 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, Landquake cannot combine with any other Autobot except for the rear "trailer" half of his vehicle, forming his "[[Super Mode\|Brute Mode]]" (or '''Powerlinx Landquake'''). 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]].

	: While this toy was not released in Japan, the ''Energon'' cartoon used this deco as a powered up form for [[Landmine (Energon)#Landquake\|Landmine]]. This mold was also redecoed into ''[[Transformers Timelines (toyline)\|Timelines]]'' [[Landshark (G1)\|Landshark]].		: While this toy was not released in Japan, the ''Energon'' cartoon used this deco as a powered up form for [[Landmine (Energon)#Landquake\|Landmine]]. This mold was also redecoed into ''[[Transformers Timelines (toyline)\|Timelines]]'' [[Landshark (G1)\|Landshark]].

Fanofcoolstuff27: /* Fiction */ It's RID01 Landfill's head.

2023-09-03T02:42:45Z

Fiction: It's RID01 Landfill's head.

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Energon'' comic===		===''Energon'' comic===
	[[Image:Landquake-ComicHead.jpg\|left\|180px\|thumb\|~~Any clues where this noggin came from?~~]]		[[Image:Landquake-ComicHead.jpg\|left\|180px\|thumb\|]]
	When [[Alpha Quintesson]] sent hordes of [[Terrorcon (Energon)\|Terrorcon]] drones to ravage Earth, Landquake was part of the team sent to [[Los Angeles]], California to tackle the [[Insecticon (Energon)\|Insecticon]] clone army there, under the command of [[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]]. The others in his squad were [[Bulkhead (Energon)\|Bulkhead]], [[Cliffjumper (Energon)\|Cliffjumper]], [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]], and [[Tow-Line (Energon)\|Tow-Line]]. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 2}} He mainly used his armored vehicle mode to run down swarms of the creatures on the ground. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 3}} The team began running low on energy before they were running low on Terrorcons, until [[Rad White\|Rad]] turned up in his [[Energon Volant Accumulator]] jet and used Energon vapor to give them a recharge. Also [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]] teleported in and tore into the Terrorcon horde, forcing it to retreat off-planet. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 4}}		When [[Alpha Quintesson]] sent hordes of [[Terrorcon (Energon)\|Terrorcon]] drones to ravage Earth, Landquake was part of the team sent to [[Los Angeles]], California to tackle the [[Insecticon (Energon)\|Insecticon]] clone army there, under the command of [[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]]. The others in his squad were [[Bulkhead (Energon)\|Bulkhead]], [[Cliffjumper (Energon)\|Cliffjumper]], [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]], and [[Tow-Line (Energon)\|Tow-Line]]. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 2}} He mainly used his armored vehicle mode to run down swarms of the creatures on the ground. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 3}} The team began running low on energy before they were running low on Terrorcons, until [[Rad White\|Rad]] turned up in his [[Energon Volant Accumulator]] jet and used Energon vapor to give them a recharge. Also [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]] teleported in and tore into the Terrorcon horde, forcing it to retreat off-planet. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 4}}
	{{--}}		{{--}}

Fanofcoolstuff27: /* Notes */

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Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*In the ''Energon'' comic, Landquake's head changes back and forth across his appearances. He is first seen in issue #27 with a ~~new~~ head design ~~not~~ based on ~~the toy~~. However, on the next page, his head is that of the toy. The next time he is shown in robot mode, issue #29, he has ~~the "new"~~ head again.		*In the ''Energon'' comic, Landquake's head changes back and forth across his appearances. He is first seen in [[Multiplicity, Pt. 2\|issue #27]] with a head design seemingly based on [[Landfill (RID)\|''Robots in Disguise'' (2001) Landfill]]'s. However, on the next page, his head is that of the toy. The next time he is shown in robot mode, [[Multiplicity, Pt. 4\|issue #29]], he has Landfill's head again.

	[[Category:Attacktix]]		[[Category:Attacktix]]
	[[Category:Energon Autobots]]		[[Category:Energon Autobots]]

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===~~Dreamwave~~ ''Energon'' comic===		===''Energon'' comic===
	[[Image:Landquake-ComicHead.jpg\|left\|180px\|thumb\|Any clues where this noggin came from?]]		[[Image:Landquake-ComicHead.jpg\|left\|180px\|thumb\|Any clues where this noggin came from?]]
	When [[Alpha Quintesson]] sent hordes of [[Terrorcon (Energon)\|Terrorcon]] drones to ravage Earth, Landquake was part of the team sent to [[Los Angeles]], California to tackle the [[Insecticon (Energon)\|Insecticon]] clone army there, under the command of [[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]]. The others in his squad were [[Bulkhead (Energon)\|Bulkhead]], [[Cliffjumper (Energon)\|Cliffjumper]], [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]], and [[Tow-Line (Energon)\|Tow-Line]]. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 2}} He mainly used his armored vehicle mode to run down swarms of the creatures on the ground. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 3}} The team began running low on energy before they were running low on Terrorcons, until [[Rad White\|Rad]] turned up in his [[Energon Volant Accumulator]] jet and used Energon vapor to give them a recharge. Also [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]] teleported in and tore into the Terrorcon horde, forcing it to retreat off-planet. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 4}}		When [[Alpha Quintesson]] sent hordes of [[Terrorcon (Energon)\|Terrorcon]] drones to ravage Earth, Landquake was part of the team sent to [[Los Angeles]], California to tackle the [[Insecticon (Energon)\|Insecticon]] clone army there, under the command of [[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]]. The others in his squad were [[Bulkhead (Energon)\|Bulkhead]], [[Cliffjumper (Energon)\|Cliffjumper]], [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]], and [[Tow-Line (Energon)\|Tow-Line]]. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 2}} He mainly used his armored vehicle mode to run down swarms of the creatures on the ground. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 3}} The team began running low on energy before they were running low on Terrorcons, until [[Rad White\|Rad]] turned up in his [[Energon Volant Accumulator]] jet and used Energon vapor to give them a recharge. Also [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]] teleported in and tore into the Terrorcon horde, forcing it to retreat off-planet. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 4}}

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	: A [[redeco]] of the ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)\|Energon]]'' [[Landmine (Energon)#Energon 2\|Landmine toy]] in white, brown, and blue, "The Powerlinx Battles" Landquake transforms into a 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]], as well as 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 Landquake's robot mode can man. Most of the crane is detachable, possibly [[for safety reasons]], as it doesn't appear to attach anywhere else. Landquake sports a "mountain" logo that would subsequently be seen again on ''Cybertron'' [[Brushguard]], although no particular meaning behind it has ever been indicated.		: A [[redeco]] of the ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)\|Energon]]'' [[Landmine (Energon)#Energon 2\|Landmine toy]] in white, brown, and blue, "The Powerlinx Battles" Landquake transforms into a 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]], as well as 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 Landquake's robot mode can man. Most of the crane is detachable, possibly [[for safety reasons]], as it doesn't appear to attach anywhere else. Landquake sports a "mountain" logo that would subsequently be seen again on ''Cybertron'' [[Brushguard]], although no particular meaning behind it has ever been indicated.


	:In his standard robot mode, Landquake has no weapons, but his [[5 mm post\|5mm fist]]s 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, Landquake cannot combine with any other Autobot except for the rear "trailer" half of his vehicle, forming his [[Super Mode\|brute mode]]. 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 his standard robot mode, Landquake has no weapons, but his [[5 mm post\|5mm fist]]s 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, Landquake cannot combine with any other Autobot except for the rear "trailer" half of his vehicle, forming his [[Super Mode\|brute mode]]. 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]].

	: While this toy was not released in Japan, the ''Energon'' cartoon ~~officially [[repurposing\|repurposed]]~~ this ~~figure~~ as a powered up form for [[Landmine (Energon)#Landquake\|Landmine]]. This mold was also redecoed into ''[[Transformers Timelines (toyline)\|Timelines]]'' [[Landshark (G1)\|Landshark]].		: While this toy was not released in Japan, the ''Energon'' cartoon used this deco as a powered up form for [[Landmine (Energon)#Landquake\|Landmine]]. This mold was also redecoed into ''[[Transformers Timelines (toyline)\|Timelines]]'' [[Landshark (G1)\|Landshark]].

	::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2004/Autobot/Landquake/landquake.htm More information on Landquake at TFU.info]''		::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2004/Autobot/Landquake/landquake.htm More information on Landquake at TFU.info]''

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	: A [[redeco]] of the ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)\|Energon]]'' Command Class (Ultra) Landmine toy in white, brown, and blue, ''Energon: The Powerlinx Battles'' Landquake transforms into a 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]], as well as 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 Landquake's robot mode can man. Most of the crane is detachable, possibly [[for safety reasons]], as it doesn't appear to attach anywhere else. Landquake sports a "mountain" logo that would subsequently be seen again on ''Cybertron'' [[Brushguard]], although no particular meaning behind it has ever been indicated.		: A [[redeco]] of the ''[[Transformers: Energon (toyline)\|Energon]]'' Command Class (Ultra) Landmine toy in white, brown, and blue, ''Energon: The Powerlinx Battles'' Landquake transforms into a 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]], as well as 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 Landquake's robot mode can man. 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]]. Landquake sports a "mountain" logo that would subsequently be seen again on ''Cybertron'' [[Brushguard]], although no particular meaning behind it has ever been indicated.

	: In robot mode, Landquake 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, Landquake cannot combine with any other Autobot except for the rear "trailer" half of his vehicle, forming his "[[Super Mode\|Brute Mode]]" (or '''Powerlinx Landquake'''). 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, Landquake 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, Landquake cannot combine with any other Autobot except for the rear "trailer" half of his vehicle, forming his "[[Super Mode\|Brute Mode]]" (or '''Powerlinx Landquake'''). 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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	{{disambig3\|Landquake}}		{{disambig3\|Landquake}}
	:''Landquake is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Transformers: Energon (franchise)\|Energon]] portion of the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family]].''		:''Landquake is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Transformers: Energon (franchise)\|Energon]] portion of the [[Unicron Trilogy continuity family]].''
			[[Image:LandquakeBrute.jpg\|right\|upright=1.67\|thumb\|You brute you brute you brute you bruuuute! sobs]]

	~~[[Image:LandquakeBrute.jpg\|right\|250px\|thumb\|You brute you brute you brute you bruuuute! sobs]]~~
	'''Landquake''' is almost the dictionary definition of the phrase "gentle giant". Relatively uninterested in combat (unlike his brother, [[Landmine (Energon)\|Landmine]]), Landquake prefers to use his massive strength and endurance to help the [[Omnicon]]s dig for [[Energon]]. However, if the [[Decepticon]]s bring the fight to him, Landquake is more than willing to teach them a lesson. He may be emotional and sensitive, but he knows how to handle unruly opponents.		'''Landquake''' is almost the dictionary definition of the phrase "gentle giant". Relatively uninterested in combat (unlike his brother, [[Landmine (Energon)\|Landmine]]), Landquake prefers to use his massive strength and endurance to help the [[Omnicon]]s dig for [[Energon]]. However, if the [[Decepticon]]s bring the fight to him, Landquake is more than willing to teach them a lesson. He may be emotional and sensitive, but he knows how to handle unruly opponents.
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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Energon'' comic===		===''Energon'' comic===
	[[Image:Landquake-ComicHead.jpg~~\|left~~\|180px\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:Landquake-ComicHead.jpg\|180px\|thumb\|]]
	When [[Alpha Quintesson]] sent hordes of [[Terrorcon (Energon)\|Terrorcon]] drones to ravage Earth, Landquake was part of the team sent to [[Los Angeles]], California to tackle the [[Insecticon (Energon)\|Insecticon]] clone army there, under the command of [[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]]. The others in his squad were [[Bulkhead (Energon)\|Bulkhead]], [[Cliffjumper (Energon)\|Cliffjumper]], [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]], and [[Tow-Line (Energon)\|Tow-Line]]. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 2}} He mainly used his armored vehicle mode to run down swarms of the creatures on the ground. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 3}} The team began running low on energy before they were running low on Terrorcons, until [[Rad White\|Rad]] turned up in his [[Energon Volant Accumulator]] jet and used Energon vapor to give them a recharge. Also [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]] teleported in and tore into the Terrorcon horde, forcing it to retreat off-planet. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 4}}		When [[Alpha Quintesson]] sent hordes of [[Terrorcon (Energon)\|Terrorcon]] drones to ravage Earth, Landquake was part of the team sent to [[Los Angeles]], California to tackle the [[Insecticon (Energon)\|Insecticon]] clone army there, under the command of [[Jetfire (Armada)\|Jetfire]]. The others in his squad were [[Bulkhead (Energon)\|Bulkhead]], [[Cliffjumper (Energon)\|Cliffjumper]], [[Perceptor (Armada)\|Perceptor]], and [[Tow-Line (Energon)\|Tow-Line]]. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 2}} He mainly used his armored vehicle mode to run down swarms of the creatures on the ground. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 3}} The team began running low on energy before they were running low on Terrorcons, until [[Rad White\|Rad]] turned up in his [[Energon Volant Accumulator]] jet and used Energon vapor to give them a recharge. Also [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]] teleported in and tore into the Terrorcon horde, forcing it to retreat off-planet. {{storylink\|Multiplicity, Pt. 4}}
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