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Cyberlink420: /* Activators */

2026-04-20T00:49:31Z

Activators

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	[[File:Ani-toy Lockdown Bandit.jpg\|right\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|~~Ooga booga~~!]]		[[File:Ani-toy Lockdown Bandit.jpg\|right\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|Boogedy boogedy boo!]]
	<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Bandit Lockdown''' (Activators, 2008)}}</ul>		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Bandit Lockdown''' (Activators, 2008)}}</ul>
	{{toydesigner\|[[Bill Rawley]] (Hasbro)}}		{{toydesigner\|[[Bill Rawley]] (Hasbro)}}

BerylRoll at 15:08, 1 February 2026

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	{{factions\|{{factions/icons\|custom=Rubsign inactive.png\|cLink=Decepticon\|cPretty=Decepticon}}\|{{factions/icons\|custom=Rubsign inactive.png\|cLink=Autobot\|cPretty=Autobot}}}}		{{factions\|{{factions/icons\|custom=Rubsign inactive.png\|cLink=Decepticon\|cPretty=Decepticon}}\|{{factions/icons\|custom=Rubsign inactive.png\|cLink=Autobot\|cPretty=Autobot}}}}

	{{featured}}		{{featured}}
	{{disambig3\|Lockdown}}		{{disambig3\|Lockdown}}

	:''Lockdown is a bounty hunter commonly allied with the [[Decepticon]]s from the [[Animated continuity family]].''		:''Lockdown is a bounty hunter commonly allied with the [[Decepticon]]s from the [[Animated continuity family]].''

	[[Image:Tfalockdowna.jpg\|right\|250px\|thumb\|"Not bad, for a human."]]		[[Image:Tfalockdowna.jpg\|right\|250px\|thumb\|"Not bad, for a human."]]

	Driven by the thrill of the chase, '''Lockdown''' is a bounty hunter by choice and a Decepticon only by necessity. He's got no real loyalty towards [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]], but the Decepticons always pay on time, better than the [[Elite Guard]], and allow him access to the systems upgrades he craves. Besides that, he's such a nasty piece of work that it's just easier for him to be a 'Con.		Driven by the thrill of the chase, '''Lockdown''' is a bounty hunter by choice and a Decepticon only by necessity. He's got no real loyalty towards [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]], but the Decepticons always pay on time, better than the [[Elite Guard]], and allow him access to the systems upgrades he craves. Besides that, he's such a nasty piece of work that it's just easier for him to be a 'Con.

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	''On modern-day Earth, Lockdown was hired by [[Blitzwing (Animated)\|Blitzwing]] to bring in the Autobot presumed responsible for [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]]'s death and was allowed to name his price—specifically, Lugnut's [[Punch of Kill Everything]]. Tracking the ''[[Nemesis (Animated)\|Nemesis]]'' to the location of its crash on the moon, Lockdown, through use of the security footage, determined that a repair crew led by [[Optimus Prime (Animated)\|Optimus Prime]] was responsible. Realizing he was not alone, he soon found himself face to face with [[Blackarachnia (Animated)\|Blackarachnia]], who had her own reasons for being there. Being suspicious of her motives, Lockdown confronted her, only to be knocked out cold by Blackarachnia's [[cyber venom]]. Coming to and seeing her gone, he dismissed this and moved on to capture his real target Optimus Prime''. {{storylink\|The Arrival issue 4#"A Few Loose Strands"\|A Few Loose Strands}} He captured Prime using the EMP generator and, impressed by Prime's own personal modifications, stole his axe and forcibly removed Optimus's grapplers, something that traumatized him later on. When the Autobots came to rescue Prime, Lockdown made short work of [[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]] and [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Bulkhead]]. [[Prowl (Animated)\|Prowl]], on the other hand, proved a bigger challenge, but Lockdown came out on top (after having a tire mark smudged on his face). He was about to leave in [[Death's Head (Animated)\|his ship]] with his new trophies, when Ratchet, who had been suffering from war flashbacks, came on the scene and soundly thrashed him, partially because the stolen EMP generator didn't work on Ratchet himself. Pinning Lockdown, Ratchet painfully removed both Prime's grapplers and his own EMP generator. Lockdown was forced to watch as Ratchet crippled his ship and escaped with a weakened Optimus. {{storylink\|The Thrill of the Hunt}}		''On modern-day Earth, Lockdown was hired by [[Blitzwing (Animated)\|Blitzwing]] to bring in the Autobot presumed responsible for [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]]'s death and was allowed to name his price—specifically, Lugnut's [[Punch of Kill Everything]]. Tracking the ''[[Nemesis (Animated)\|Nemesis]]'' to the location of its crash on the moon, Lockdown, through use of the security footage, determined that a repair crew led by [[Optimus Prime (Animated)\|Optimus Prime]] was responsible. Realizing he was not alone, he soon found himself face to face with [[Blackarachnia (Animated)\|Blackarachnia]], who had her own reasons for being there. Being suspicious of her motives, Lockdown confronted her, only to be knocked out cold by Blackarachnia's [[cyber venom]]. Coming to and seeing her gone, he dismissed this and moved on to capture his real target Optimus Prime''. {{storylink\|The Arrival issue 4#"A Few Loose Strands"\|A Few Loose Strands}} He captured Prime using the EMP generator and, impressed by Prime's own personal modifications, stole his axe and forcibly removed Optimus's grapplers, something that traumatized him later on. When the Autobots came to rescue Prime, Lockdown made short work of [[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]] and [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Bulkhead]]. [[Prowl (Animated)\|Prowl]], on the other hand, proved a bigger challenge, but Lockdown came out on top (after having a tire mark smudged on his face). He was about to leave in [[Death's Head (Animated)\|his ship]] with his new trophies, when Ratchet, who had been suffering from war flashbacks, came on the scene and soundly thrashed him, partially because the stolen EMP generator didn't work on Ratchet himself. Pinning Lockdown, Ratchet painfully removed both Prime's grapplers and his own EMP generator. Lockdown was forced to watch as Ratchet crippled his ship and escaped with a weakened Optimus. {{storylink\|The Thrill of the Hunt}}

	After arriving on the [[Moon (moon)\|Moon]], Blitzwing remarked that the Decepticons hadn't heard anything from Lockdown since he contacted Blitzwing. Mentioning Lockdown's name made Lugnut get a little bent out of shape. {{storylink\|Lost and Found (~~episode~~)\|Lost and Found}}		After arriving on the [[Moon (moon)\|Moon]], Blitzwing remarked that the Decepticons hadn't heard anything from Lockdown since he contacted Blitzwing. Mentioning Lockdown's name made Lugnut get a little bent out of shape. {{storylink\|Lost and Found (Animated)\|Lost and Found}}

	[[Image:AFistfulofEnergon-Lockdowninponcho.jpg\|left\|200px\|thumb\|The robot with no name.]]		[[Image:AFistfulofEnergon-Lockdowninponcho.jpg\|left\|200px\|thumb\|The robot with no name.]]

SoundSky: /* Transformers Animated: The Game */

2025-12-30T18:36:36Z

Transformers Animated: The Game

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	==Games==		==Games==
	===Transformers Animated: The Game===		===Transformers Animated: The Game===
	{{voiceactor\|[[Lance Henriksen]] (English)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Lance Henriksen]] (English)\|[[Guillaume Lebon]] (French)}}
	[[Image:TFAnimated Game Lockdown.jpg\|thumb\|right\|139px]]		[[Image:TFAnimated Game Lockdown.jpg\|thumb\|right\|139px]]
	Lockdown was hired by [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]] to find [[AllSpark]] fragments in exchange for some sweet upgrades. Lockdown, always the consummate professional, delivered the goods. He later lucked into some more fragments, which had been gathered by [[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]], and swiped them from the Autobot. Bumblebee furiously chased him along [[Detroit]]'s streets, bumping into him until he had to reboot and the Autobot pinched the fragments back. To add insult to injury, Lockdown was subsequently hunted down and captured by [[Prowl (Animated)\|Prowl]]. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The Game}}		Lockdown was hired by [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]] to find [[AllSpark]] fragments in exchange for some sweet upgrades. Lockdown, always the consummate professional, delivered the goods. He later lucked into some more fragments, which had been gathered by [[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]], and swiped them from the Autobot. Bumblebee furiously chased him along [[Detroit]]'s streets, bumping into him until he had to reboot and the Autobot pinched the fragments back. To add insult to injury, Lockdown was subsequently hunted down and captured by [[Prowl (Animated)\|Prowl]]. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The Game}}

TheLastGherkin: /* Deluxe Class */ COMPLETELY transparent?

2025-12-20T11:21:37Z

Deluxe Class: COMPLETELY transparent?

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	: He comes with the [[Legends Class (2005)\|Legends-class]] versions of [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#Legends Class\|Optimus Prime]] and [[Bumblebee (Animated)/toys#Legends Class\|Bumblebee]]. These two are ''almost'' identical to their individually carded ''[[Transformers: Universe (2008 toyline)\|Universe]]'' mass-retail versions, having mostly minor deco differences.		: He comes with the [[Legends Class (2005)\|Legends-class]] versions of [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#Legends Class\|Optimus Prime]] and [[Bumblebee (Animated)/toys#Legends Class\|Bumblebee]]. These two are ''almost'' identical to their individually carded ''[[Transformers: Universe (2008 toyline)\|Universe]]'' mass-retail versions, having mostly minor deco differences.

	: His [[packaging]] [[stock photography]] depicts a [[:Image:StealthLockdownOriginal.jpg\|very different version]] of the toy, ~~being completely transparent as opposed~~ to the ~~final toy's~~ translucent~~-but-smokey coloration~~.		: His [[packaging]] [[stock photography]] depicts a [[:Image:StealthLockdownOriginal.jpg\|very different version]] of the toy, with a far clearer, less smoky coloration to the translucent plastic.

	::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2008/Decepticon/StealthLockdown/lockdown.htm More information on Stealth Lockdown at TFU.info]''		::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2008/Decepticon/StealthLockdown/lockdown.htm More information on Stealth Lockdown at TFU.info]''

M Sipher: /* Deluxe Class */

2025-01-13T05:24:49Z

Deluxe Class

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	: Part of the fifth wave of Hasbro's ''Animated'' Deluxes, this fiery-themed [[redeco]] and [[retool]]ing of the original Lockdown toy replaces the hook in his hood-attachment with his chainsaw weapon, which is removable, but cannot flip back out of sight like the hook can. Which can look pretty vicious in car mode, admittedly. He retains all of the other [[gimmick]]ry from the previous versions of the mold, as well as the same issues with the wrists.		: Part of the fifth wave of Hasbro's ''Animated'' Deluxes, this fiery-themed [[redeco]] and [[retool]]ing of the original Lockdown toy replaces the hook in his hood-attachment with his chainsaw weapon, which is removable, but cannot flip back out of sight like the hook can. Which can look pretty vicious in car mode, admittedly. He retains all of the other [[gimmick]]ry from the previous versions of the mold, as well as the same issues with the wrists.

	[[File:Ani-toy Lockdown BlazingTakTom.jpg\|left\|upright=1\|thumb\|(''Takara version pictured'')]]		:[[File:Ani-toy Lockdown BlazingTakTom.jpg\|left\|upright=1\|thumb\|(''Takara version pictured'')]]

	: Due to the fact that the hood-chunk that mounts the hook and chainsaw can go on either arm, if you have both releases of the deluxe toy, it is possible to recreate his appearance the flashback scene from in "[[The Thrill of the Hunt]]" by attaching the hook-block to the right arm and the chainsaw-block to the left one of the original figure. Enjoy!		: Due to the fact that the hood-chunk that mounts the hook and chainsaw can go on either arm, if you have both releases of the deluxe toy, it is possible to recreate his appearance the flashback scene from in "[[The Thrill of the Hunt]]" by attaching the hook-block to the right arm and the chainsaw-block to the left one of the original figure. Enjoy!

AzimuthAcolyte: /* Deluxe Class */ More credits!

2024-10-28T21:23:45Z

Deluxe Class: More credits!

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	:*''Takara ID number'': '''TA-08'''		:*''Takara ID number'': '''TA-08'''
	:*''Accessories'': Hook attachment, engine block/EMP generator		:*''Accessories'': Hook attachment, engine block/EMP generator
	{{toydesigner\|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro), [[Shogo Hasui]] (TakaraTomy)}}		{{toydesigner\|[[Eric Siebenaler]] (Hasbro), [[Shogo Hasui]] (TakaraTomy)\|[[Masakatsu Saito]] (concept artist)}}

	: Part of the first wave of ''[[Transformers Animated (toyline)\|Transformers Animated]]'' Deluxes, Lockdown transforms into an amalgam of a 1980s Corvette and a 1960s Cougar, with lots of spikes and a cow-catcher on his bumper. In car mode, pressing down on his engine block/EMP generator flips out twin cannon barrels. A hook can also be flipped from the center of his bumper.		: Part of the first wave of ''[[Transformers Animated (toyline)\|Transformers Animated]]'' Deluxes, Lockdown transforms into an amalgam of a 1980s Corvette and a 1960s Cougar, with lots of spikes and a cow-catcher on his bumper. In car mode, pressing down on his engine block/EMP generator flips out twin cannon barrels. A hook can also be flipped from the center of his bumper.

M Sipher: /* Activators */

2024-08-27T01:21:12Z

Activators

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	{{toydesigner\|[[Bill Rawley]] (Hasbro)\|[[Andrew Scribner]] (deco artist)}}		{{toydesigner\|[[Bill Rawley]] (Hasbro)\|[[Andrew Scribner]] (deco artist)}}

	: Part of the second wave of [[Activators]], this very simplified Scout-class version of Lockdown features a button-activated auto-transformation from vehicle to robot. He lacks the right-arm hook attachment. He's also really squat, even for an Activators toy.		: Part of the second wave of Hasbro's [[Activators]] class toys, this very simplified Scout-class version of Lockdown features a button-activated auto-transformation from vehicle to robot. He lacks the right-arm hook attachment. He's also really squat, even for an Activators toy.

	: The cardback refers to his car mode as a "Prowler", for what it's worth.		: The cardback refers to his car mode as a "Prowler", for what it's worth.
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	{{-}}{{anchor\|Bandit}}		{{-}}{{anchor\|Bandit}}
	[[~~Image~~:~~BanditLockdown~~.jpg\|right\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|Ooga booga!]]		[[File:Ani-toy Lockdown Bandit.jpg\|right\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|Ooga booga!]]
	<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Bandit Lockdown''' (Activators, 2008)}}</ul>		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Bandit Lockdown''' (Activators, 2008)}}</ul>
	{{toydesigner\|[[Bill Rawley]] (Hasbro)}}		{{toydesigner\|[[Bill Rawley]] (Hasbro)}}

DragonBoy618 at 12:51, 3 July 2024

2024-07-03T12:51:21Z

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	====Bumper Battlers====		====Bumper Battlers====
	{{anchor\|BumperBattler}}		{{anchor\|BumperBattler}}
	[[Image:Ani-toy BumperBattlers Lockdown.JPG\|right\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|Lockdown on his day off]]		[[Image:Ani-toy BumperBattlers Lockdown.JPG\|right\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|Lockdown on his day off.]]
	<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Lockdown''' (Bumper Battlers, 2009)}}</ul>		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Lockdown''' (Bumper Battlers, 2009)}}</ul>
	{{toydesigner\|[[Vickie Stratford]] (Hasbro)}}		{{toydesigner\|[[Vickie Stratford]] (Hasbro)}}

M Sipher: /* Deluxe Class */

2023-12-27T22:34:40Z

Deluxe Class

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	{{-}}{{anchor\|Blazing}}		{{-}}{{anchor\|Blazing}}
	[[Image:Blazing Lockdown.jpg\|right\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|This is what happens when he takes "trophies" from a Ford Pinto. (''Hasbro version pictured'')]]		[[Image:Blazing Lockdown.jpg\|right\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|This is what happens when he takes "trophies" from a Ford Pinto. (''Hasbro version pictured'')]]
	~~[[File:Ani-toy Lockdown BlazingTakTom.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|(''Takara version pictured'')]]~~
	<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Blazing Lockdown''' (Deluxe, 2008)}}</ul>		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Blazing Lockdown''' (Deluxe, 2008)}}</ul>
	:*''Takara ID number'': '''TA-46'''		:*''Takara ID number'': '''TA-46'''
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	: Part of the fifth wave of Hasbro's ''Animated'' Deluxes, this fiery-themed [[redeco]] and [[retool]]ing of the original Lockdown toy replaces the hook in his hood-attachment with his chainsaw weapon, which is removable, but cannot flip back out of sight like the hook can. Which can look pretty vicious in car mode, admittedly. He retains all of the other [[gimmick]]ry from the previous versions of the mold, as well as the same issues with the wrists.		: Part of the fifth wave of Hasbro's ''Animated'' Deluxes, this fiery-themed [[redeco]] and [[retool]]ing of the original Lockdown toy replaces the hook in his hood-attachment with his chainsaw weapon, which is removable, but cannot flip back out of sight like the hook can. Which can look pretty vicious in car mode, admittedly. He retains all of the other [[gimmick]]ry from the previous versions of the mold, as well as the same issues with the wrists.

			[[File:Ani-toy Lockdown BlazingTakTom.jpg\|left\|upright=1\|thumb\|(''Takara version pictured'')]]

	: Due to the fact that the hood-chunk that mounts the hook and chainsaw can go on either arm, if you have both releases of the deluxe toy, it is possible to recreate his appearance the flashback scene from in "[[The Thrill of the Hunt]]" by attaching the hook-block to the right arm and the chainsaw-block to the left one of the original figure. Enjoy!		: Due to the fact that the hood-chunk that mounts the hook and chainsaw can go on either arm, if you have both releases of the deluxe toy, it is possible to recreate his appearance the flashback scene from in "[[The Thrill of the Hunt]]" by attaching the hook-block to the right arm and the chainsaw-block to the left one of the original figure. Enjoy!

M Sipher: /* Deluxe Class */

2023-12-25T00:55:38Z

Deluxe Class

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	: Part of a [[Target]]-[[exclusive]] multi-pack, this version of the original Deluxe toy is mostly smoky-clear plastic with light gray [[Plastic\|PVC]] plastic for joint tolerances, and only a small number of [[paint operation\|paint applications]]. He retains his gimmicks... and unfortunately his wrists have the same breakage issues as the normal version.		: Part of a [[Target]]-[[exclusive]] multi-pack, this version of the original Deluxe toy is mostly smoky-clear plastic with light gray [[Plastic\|PVC]] plastic for joint tolerances, and only a small number of [[paint operation\|paint applications]]. He retains his gimmicks... and unfortunately his wrists have the same breakage issues as the normal version.

	: He comes with the [[Legends Class (2005)\|Legends-class]] versions of [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#Legends\|Optimus Prime]] and [[Bumblebee (Animated)/toys#Legends\|Bumblebee]]. These two are ''almost'' identical to their individually carded ''[[Transformers: Universe (2008 toyline)\|Universe]]'' mass-retail versions, having mostly minor deco differences.		: He comes with the [[Legends Class (2005)\|Legends-class]] versions of [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#Legends Class\|Optimus Prime]] and [[Bumblebee (Animated)/toys#Legends Class\|Bumblebee]]. These two are ''almost'' identical to their individually carded ''[[Transformers: Universe (2008 toyline)\|Universe]]'' mass-retail versions, having mostly minor deco differences.

	: His [[packaging]] [[stock photography]] depicts a [[:Image:StealthLockdownOriginal.jpg\|very different version]] of the toy, being completely transparent as opposed to the final toy's translucent-but-smokey coloration.		: His [[packaging]] [[stock photography]] depicts a [[:Image:StealthLockdownOriginal.jpg\|very different version]] of the toy, being completely transparent as opposed to the final toy's translucent-but-smokey coloration.

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	{{-}}{{anchor\|Bandit}}		{{-}}{{anchor\|Bandit}}
	[[File:Ani-toy Lockdown Bandit.jpg\|right\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|~~Ooga booga~~!]]		[[File:Ani-toy Lockdown Bandit.jpg\|right\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|Boogedy boogedy boo!]]
	<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Bandit Lockdown''' (Activators, 2008)}}</ul>		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Bandit Lockdown''' (Activators, 2008)}}</ul>
	{{toydesigner\|[[Bill Rawley]] (Hasbro)}}		{{toydesigner\|[[Bill Rawley]] (Hasbro)}}

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	{{factions\|{{factions/icons\|custom=Rubsign inactive.png\|cLink=Decepticon\|cPretty=Decepticon}}\|{{factions/icons\|custom=Rubsign inactive.png\|cLink=Autobot\|cPretty=Autobot}}}}		{{factions\|{{factions/icons\|custom=Rubsign inactive.png\|cLink=Decepticon\|cPretty=Decepticon}}\|{{factions/icons\|custom=Rubsign inactive.png\|cLink=Autobot\|cPretty=Autobot}}}}

	{{featured}}		{{featured}}
	{{disambig3\|Lockdown}}		{{disambig3\|Lockdown}}

	:''Lockdown is a bounty hunter commonly allied with the [[Decepticon]]s from the [[Animated continuity family]].''		:''Lockdown is a bounty hunter commonly allied with the [[Decepticon]]s from the [[Animated continuity family]].''

	[[Image:Tfalockdowna.jpg\|right\|250px\|thumb\|"Not bad, for a human."]]		[[Image:Tfalockdowna.jpg\|right\|250px\|thumb\|"Not bad, for a human."]]

	Driven by the thrill of the chase, '''Lockdown''' is a bounty hunter by choice and a Decepticon only by necessity. He's got no real loyalty towards [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]], but the Decepticons always pay on time, better than the [[Elite Guard]], and allow him access to the systems upgrades he craves. Besides that, he's such a nasty piece of work that it's just easier for him to be a 'Con.		Driven by the thrill of the chase, '''Lockdown''' is a bounty hunter by choice and a Decepticon only by necessity. He's got no real loyalty towards [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]], but the Decepticons always pay on time, better than the [[Elite Guard]], and allow him access to the systems upgrades he craves. Besides that, he's such a nasty piece of work that it's just easier for him to be a 'Con.

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	''On modern-day Earth, Lockdown was hired by [[Blitzwing (Animated)\|Blitzwing]] to bring in the Autobot presumed responsible for [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]]'s death and was allowed to name his price—specifically, Lugnut's [[Punch of Kill Everything]]. Tracking the ''[[Nemesis (Animated)\|Nemesis]]'' to the location of its crash on the moon, Lockdown, through use of the security footage, determined that a repair crew led by [[Optimus Prime (Animated)\|Optimus Prime]] was responsible. Realizing he was not alone, he soon found himself face to face with [[Blackarachnia (Animated)\|Blackarachnia]], who had her own reasons for being there. Being suspicious of her motives, Lockdown confronted her, only to be knocked out cold by Blackarachnia's [[cyber venom]]. Coming to and seeing her gone, he dismissed this and moved on to capture his real target Optimus Prime''. {{storylink\|The Arrival issue 4#"A Few Loose Strands"\|A Few Loose Strands}} He captured Prime using the EMP generator and, impressed by Prime's own personal modifications, stole his axe and forcibly removed Optimus's grapplers, something that traumatized him later on. When the Autobots came to rescue Prime, Lockdown made short work of [[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]] and [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Bulkhead]]. [[Prowl (Animated)\|Prowl]], on the other hand, proved a bigger challenge, but Lockdown came out on top (after having a tire mark smudged on his face). He was about to leave in [[Death's Head (Animated)\|his ship]] with his new trophies, when Ratchet, who had been suffering from war flashbacks, came on the scene and soundly thrashed him, partially because the stolen EMP generator didn't work on Ratchet himself. Pinning Lockdown, Ratchet painfully removed both Prime's grapplers and his own EMP generator. Lockdown was forced to watch as Ratchet crippled his ship and escaped with a weakened Optimus. {{storylink\|The Thrill of the Hunt}}		''On modern-day Earth, Lockdown was hired by [[Blitzwing (Animated)\|Blitzwing]] to bring in the Autobot presumed responsible for [[Megatron (Animated)\|Megatron]]'s death and was allowed to name his price—specifically, Lugnut's [[Punch of Kill Everything]]. Tracking the ''[[Nemesis (Animated)\|Nemesis]]'' to the location of its crash on the moon, Lockdown, through use of the security footage, determined that a repair crew led by [[Optimus Prime (Animated)\|Optimus Prime]] was responsible. Realizing he was not alone, he soon found himself face to face with [[Blackarachnia (Animated)\|Blackarachnia]], who had her own reasons for being there. Being suspicious of her motives, Lockdown confronted her, only to be knocked out cold by Blackarachnia's [[cyber venom]]. Coming to and seeing her gone, he dismissed this and moved on to capture his real target Optimus Prime''. {{storylink\|The Arrival issue 4#"A Few Loose Strands"\|A Few Loose Strands}} He captured Prime using the EMP generator and, impressed by Prime's own personal modifications, stole his axe and forcibly removed Optimus's grapplers, something that traumatized him later on. When the Autobots came to rescue Prime, Lockdown made short work of [[Bumblebee (Animated)\|Bumblebee]] and [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Bulkhead]]. [[Prowl (Animated)\|Prowl]], on the other hand, proved a bigger challenge, but Lockdown came out on top (after having a tire mark smudged on his face). He was about to leave in [[Death's Head (Animated)\|his ship]] with his new trophies, when Ratchet, who had been suffering from war flashbacks, came on the scene and soundly thrashed him, partially because the stolen EMP generator didn't work on Ratchet himself. Pinning Lockdown, Ratchet painfully removed both Prime's grapplers and his own EMP generator. Lockdown was forced to watch as Ratchet crippled his ship and escaped with a weakened Optimus. {{storylink\|The Thrill of the Hunt}}

	After arriving on the [[Moon (moon)\|Moon]], Blitzwing remarked that the Decepticons hadn't heard anything from Lockdown since he contacted Blitzwing. Mentioning Lockdown's name made Lugnut get a little bent out of shape. {{storylink\|Lost and Found (~~episode~~)\|Lost and Found}}		After arriving on the [[Moon (moon)\|Moon]], Blitzwing remarked that the Decepticons hadn't heard anything from Lockdown since he contacted Blitzwing. Mentioning Lockdown's name made Lugnut get a little bent out of shape. {{storylink\|Lost and Found (Animated)\|Lost and Found}}

	[[Image:AFistfulofEnergon-Lockdowninponcho.jpg\|left\|200px\|thumb\|The robot with no name.]]		[[Image:AFistfulofEnergon-Lockdowninponcho.jpg\|left\|200px\|thumb\|The robot with no name.]]

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	====Bumper Battlers====		====Bumper Battlers====
	{{anchor\|BumperBattler}}		{{anchor\|BumperBattler}}
	[[Image:Ani-toy BumperBattlers Lockdown.JPG\|right\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|Lockdown on his day off]]		[[Image:Ani-toy BumperBattlers Lockdown.JPG\|right\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|Lockdown on his day off.]]
	<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Lockdown''' (Bumper Battlers, 2009)}}</ul>		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Lockdown''' (Bumper Battlers, 2009)}}</ul>
	{{toydesigner\|[[Vickie Stratford]] (Hasbro)}}		{{toydesigner\|[[Vickie Stratford]] (Hasbro)}}

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	: Part of a [[Target]]-[[exclusive]] multi-pack, this version of the original Deluxe toy is mostly smoky-clear plastic with light gray [[Plastic\|PVC]] plastic for joint tolerances, and only a small number of [[paint operation\|paint applications]]. He retains his gimmicks... and unfortunately his wrists have the same breakage issues as the normal version.		: Part of a [[Target]]-[[exclusive]] multi-pack, this version of the original Deluxe toy is mostly smoky-clear plastic with light gray [[Plastic\|PVC]] plastic for joint tolerances, and only a small number of [[paint operation\|paint applications]]. He retains his gimmicks... and unfortunately his wrists have the same breakage issues as the normal version.

	: He comes with the [[Legends Class (2005)\|Legends-class]] versions of [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#Legends\|Optimus Prime]] and [[Bumblebee (Animated)/toys#Legends\|Bumblebee]]. These two are ''almost'' identical to their individually carded ''[[Transformers: Universe (2008 toyline)\|Universe]]'' mass-retail versions, having mostly minor deco differences.		: He comes with the [[Legends Class (2005)\|Legends-class]] versions of [[Optimus Prime (Animated)/toys#Legends Class\|Optimus Prime]] and [[Bumblebee (Animated)/toys#Legends Class\|Bumblebee]]. These two are ''almost'' identical to their individually carded ''[[Transformers: Universe (2008 toyline)\|Universe]]'' mass-retail versions, having mostly minor deco differences.

	: His [[packaging]] [[stock photography]] depicts a [[:Image:StealthLockdownOriginal.jpg\|very different version]] of the toy, being completely transparent as opposed to the final toy's translucent-but-smokey coloration.		: His [[packaging]] [[stock photography]] depicts a [[:Image:StealthLockdownOriginal.jpg\|very different version]] of the toy, being completely transparent as opposed to the final toy's translucent-but-smokey coloration.