Sixshot (G1) - Revision history

Thylacine 2000: /* Blokees */

2026-04-30T22:09:16Z

Blokees

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	<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Sixshot ~~(Clear Color Ver.)~~''' (Galaxy Version, 2026)}}</ul>		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Sixshot Transparent Version''' (Galaxy Version, 2026)}}</ul>
	:*''Series:'' '''GV 10 - One Shall Stand'''		:*''Series:'' '''GV 10 - One Shall Stand (Blokees Figure Club Exclusive)'''
	~~:*''Pull rate'': n/a~~
	:*''Accessories:'' 2 hypersonic concussion blasters		:*''Accessories:'' 2 hypersonic concussion blasters

	~~{{toystub}}~~		:The reward for purchasing nine different characters in the ''GV 10'' assortment and scanning their QR codes into the Blokees Figure Club on WeChat was a translucent representation of Sixshot.
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Thylacine 2000: /* Blokees */

2026-04-23T14:28:03Z

Blokees

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	:Amusingly, the snap-together nature of Blokees kits allows collectors to assemble Sixshot into reasonable approximations of some of his alternate modes; the tank mode comes particularly close.		:Amusingly, the snap-together nature of Blokees kits allows collectors to assemble Sixshot into reasonable approximations of some of his alternate modes; the tank mode comes particularly close.
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			<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Sixshot (Clear Color Ver.)''' (Galaxy Version, 2026)}}</ul>
			:*''Series:'' '''GV 10 - One Shall Stand'''
			:*''Pull rate'': n/a
			:*''Accessories:'' 2 hypersonic concussion blasters

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Thylacine 2000: /* Blokees */

2026-04-22T20:11:49Z

Blokees

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	:*''Accessories:'' 2 hypersonic concussion blasters		:*''Accessories:'' 2 hypersonic concussion blasters

	:[[Blokees]] "Galaxy" Sixshot is a 4" buildable action figure with 22 points of articulation, ~~wieldiong~~ his two signature rifles.		:[[Blokees]] "Galaxy" Sixshot is a 4" buildable action figure with 22 points of articulation, wielding his two signature rifles.

	:Amusingly, the snap-together nature of Blokees kits allows collectors to assemble Sixshot into reasonable approximations of some of his alternate modes; the tank mode comes particularly close.		:Amusingly, the snap-together nature of Blokees kits allows collectors to assemble Sixshot into reasonable approximations of some of his alternate modes; the tank mode comes particularly close.

Thylacine 2000: /* Azure Sea Studio */

2026-04-22T18:23:00Z

Azure Sea Studio

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 This statue of Sixshot stands 33 inches tall, atop a base that depicts Ultra Magnus's dead body. Modular design allowed for displaying Sixshot holding either his traditional blasters or two swords, and with either of two included head sculpts featuring different mouthplate designs. Also included are small immobile replicas of Sixshot's five "official" alternate modes (no wing-wolf), each on its own small base stand, that can be mounted as though surrounding the robot. The plan was to produce 388 pieces at suggested retail of $2,100, but instead it was cancelled.
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TheLastGherkin: /* Legends World */

2026-03-19T14:44:13Z

Legends World

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	===Legends World===		===Legends World===
	[[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] once punished [[Sweep Seven\|Sweep\|No. 7]] and [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]] by having them dress up as [[Santa Claus]] and deliver [[Christmas]] presents to children. [[Lio Junior (Legends)\|Lio Junior]] received a [[#Legends\|''Legends'' LG-50 Sixshot]]. {{storylink\|TF Legends Late Xmas Present Chapter\|Late Xmas Present Chapter}}		[[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] once punished [[Sweep Seven\|Sweep No. 7]] and [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]] by having them dress up as [[Santa Claus]] and deliver [[Christmas]] presents to children. [[Lio Junior (Legends)\|Lio Junior]] received a [[#Legends\|''Legends'' LG-50 Sixshot]]. {{storylink\|TF Legends Late Xmas Present Chapter\|Late Xmas Present Chapter}}

	=== 2019 IDW continuity ===		=== 2019 IDW continuity ===

TheLastGherkin: /* Titans Return marketing material */

2026-03-19T13:40:35Z

Titans Return marketing material

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	===''Titans Return'' marketing material===		===''Titans Return'' marketing material===
	Six Shot was partnered with the ancient [[Titan Master]] [[Revolver]], one of the only bots who could keep up with him. {{storylink\|#~~Generations~~\|''Titans Return'' Revolver/Six Shot packaging bio}}		Six Shot was partnered with the ancient [[Titan Master]] [[Revolver]], one of the only bots who could keep up with him. {{storylink\|#Titans Return\|''Titans Return'' Revolver/Six Shot packaging bio}}

			===Legends World===
			[[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] once punished [[Sweep Seven\|Sweep\|No. 7]] and [[Scourge (G1)\|Scourge]] by having them dress up as [[Santa Claus]] and deliver [[Christmas]] presents to children. [[Lio Junior (Legends)\|Lio Junior]] received a [[#Legends\|''Legends'' LG-50 Sixshot]]. {{storylink\|TF Legends Late Xmas Present Chapter\|Late Xmas Present Chapter}}

	=== 2019 IDW continuity ===		=== 2019 IDW continuity ===

Saix at 20:41, 23 February 2026

2026-02-23T20:41:54Z

BerylRoll at 20:56, 2 January 2026

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	Sixshot was well-known and feared as a "solo assault team", having completed many dangerous missions during the [[Expansion\|Age of Expansion]]. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part One}} He became one of [[Shockwave (G1)\|Shockwave]]'s top lieutenants in [[The Rise]] and was forced to evacuate a Rise base under the [[Memorial Crater]] after it had been discovered by Autobot security forces. After harshly disciplining his overeager subordinate [[Flamewar (G1)\|Flamewar]] for drawing the attention of [[Security Operations]], Sixshot ordered her and [[Shadow Striker (G1)\|Shadow Striker]] to destroy the base and eliminate witnesses in order to protect The Rise's secrets. As Shadow Striker set explosives within and Flamewar went topside to deal with any Autobots above, Sixshot went to intercept [[Chromia (G1)\|Chromia]] and [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] after they had entered. While he got the drop on and pinned down Chromia, Sixshot was run-through from behind by Windblade's sword and forced to retreat after hearing Shadow Striker announce that the base would soon explode. He transformed to jet mode and retreated alongside his subordinates just before the detonation. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Three}}		Sixshot was well-known and feared as a "solo assault team", having completed many dangerous missions during the [[Expansion\|Age of Expansion]]. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part One}} He became one of [[Shockwave (G1)\|Shockwave]]'s top lieutenants in [[The Rise]] and was forced to evacuate a Rise base under the [[Memorial Crater]] after it had been discovered by Autobot security forces. After harshly disciplining his overeager subordinate [[Flamewar (G1)\|Flamewar]] for drawing the attention of [[Security Operations]], Sixshot ordered her and [[Shadow Striker (G1)\|Shadow Striker]] to destroy the base and eliminate witnesses in order to protect The Rise's secrets. As Shadow Striker set explosives within and Flamewar went topside to deal with any Autobots above, Sixshot went to intercept [[Chromia (G1)\|Chromia]] and [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] after they had entered. While he got the drop on and pinned down Chromia, Sixshot was run-through from behind by Windblade's sword and forced to retreat after hearing Shadow Striker announce that the base would soon explode. He transformed to jet mode and retreated alongside his subordinates just before the detonation. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Three}}

	Sixshot, along with [[Whisper (G1)\|Visper]] and [[Storm Cloud (G1)\|Storm Cloud]], were sent to extract [[Barricade (IDW)\|Barricade]] from the [[Ascenticon Guard]]'s headquarters. Sixshot, still smarting from the wound Windblade gave him, used his armored car mode to breach one of the fortress' gates and came into conflict with [[Bumblebee (G1)\|Bumblebee]], who tried to prevent them from absconding with Barricade. After defeating the little 'bot with some inside help from [[Flywheels\|Skytread]], Sixshot and the others accomplished their mission. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Five}} When [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] visited The Rise's remote base in the badlands, he ordered the entire place to be put on lockdown and everyone but Shockwave, Sixshot, and [[Slipstream (G1)\|Slipstream]] to stay in their quarters until further notice. Sixshot and his fellow lieutenant Slipstream were ordered by Megatron to stand and watch as he brutally beat Shockwave to the brink of death, simply to establish his utter authority over The Rise. Sixshot and Slipstream had no qualms over Megatron's assertion of dominance. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Three}}		Sixshot, along with [[Whisper (G1)\|Visper]] and [[Storm Cloud (G1)\|Storm Cloud]], were sent to extract [[Barricade (IDW)\|Barricade]] from the [[Ascenticon Guard]]'s headquarters. Sixshot, still smarting from the wound Windblade gave him, used his armored car mode to breach one of the fortress's gates and came into conflict with [[Bumblebee (G1)\|Bumblebee]], who tried to prevent them from absconding with Barricade. After defeating the little 'bot with some inside help from [[Flywheels\|Skytread]], Sixshot and the others accomplished their mission. {{storylink\|The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Five}} When [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] visited The Rise's remote base in the badlands, he ordered the entire place to be put on lockdown and everyone but Shockwave, Sixshot, and [[Slipstream (G1)\|Slipstream]] to stay in their quarters until further notice. Sixshot and his fellow lieutenant Slipstream were ordered by Megatron to stand and watch as he brutally beat Shockwave to the brink of death, simply to establish his utter authority over The Rise. Sixshot and Slipstream had no qualms over Megatron's assertion of dominance. {{storylink\|The Change In Your Nature Part Three}}

	[[File:Tremors SixshotRumbleFrenzy.jpg\|right\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|Wolf-taicho!]]		[[File:Tremors SixshotRumbleFrenzy.jpg\|right\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|Wolf-taicho!]]
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	[[File:WarWorldHunt SixshotVCyclonus.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.6\|Let's just...overdose on chill pills for a moment, okay?]]		[[File:WarWorldHunt SixshotVCyclonus.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=1.6\|Let's just...overdose on chill pills for a moment, okay?]]
	After the Rise was absorbed into the Ascenticons and the entire movement rebranded as the [[Decepticon]]s, rumors began to circulate that Megatron was planning on having Sixshot become the new leader of the former Ascenticon Guard. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}} Megatron unveiled Sixshot as such during a staged interview with [[Andromeda (G1)\|Andromeda]] that was broadcast across [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], seeking justice for Sixshot's earlier desecration of the Memorial Crater, infiltrated [[Decepticon Headquarters (G1 Cybertron)\|Decepticon HQ]] and confronted him. Sixshot had no desire to fight his former comrade, but after it became apparent Cyclonus was out for blood, the two engaged in a brief but intense combat. Sixshot managed to halt the fight when he told Cyclonus that the [[Autobot]]s had released [[Pyra Magna]] from prison. A greater grudge now having overtaken his current one, Cyclonus stood down and Sixshot promised to do his best to get him in a position to kill Pyra Magna. {{storylink\|War World: Hunt\|Hunt}}		After the Rise was absorbed into the Ascenticons and the entire movement rebranded as the [[Decepticon]]s, rumors began to circulate that Megatron was planning on having Sixshot become the new leader of the former Ascenticon Guard. {{storylink\|War World: Awakenings\|Awakenings}} Megatron unveiled Sixshot as such during a staged interview with [[Andromeda (G1)\|Andromeda]] that was broadcast across [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]]. [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]], seeking justice for Sixshot's earlier desecration of the Memorial Crater, infiltrated [[Decepticon Headquarters (G1 Cybertron)\|Decepticon HQ]] and confronted him. Sixshot had no desire to fight his former comrade, but after it became apparent Cyclonus was out for blood, the two engaged in a brief but intense combat. Sixshot managed to halt the fight when he told Cyclonus that the [[Autobot]]s had released [[Pyra Magna (G1)\|Pyra Magna]] from prison. A greater grudge now having overtaken his current one, Cyclonus stood down and Sixshot promised to do his best to get him in a position to kill Pyra Magna. {{storylink\|War World: Hunt\|Hunt}}

	Sixshot watched Megatron rage after learning the Autobots had abandoned Iacon. {{storylink\|War World: We Are Not Meant To Be Darkness\|We Are Not Meant To Be Darkness}} Once he learned Megatron planned on assigning [[Starscream (G1)\|Starscream]] a significant new position in the hierarchy, Sixshot raised concerns about the [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]]'s true loyalties, prompting Megatron to give the job to [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave]] instead. {{storylink\|I Have No Mouth And I Must Starscream}} After [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]] reopened [[Swindle's\|his casino]], Sixshot inspected the joint and watched a wrestling match between [[Crasher (G1)\|Crasher]] and [[Tentakil (G1)\|Tentakil]]. Sixshot tentatively allowed the place to remain open as long as Swindle exclusively catered to Decepticons. {{storylink\|Lord of Misrule: Swindle's II\|Swindle's II}}		Sixshot watched Megatron rage after learning the Autobots had abandoned Iacon. {{storylink\|War World: We Are Not Meant To Be Darkness\|We Are Not Meant To Be Darkness}} Once he learned Megatron planned on assigning [[Starscream (G1)\|Starscream]] a significant new position in the hierarchy, Sixshot raised concerns about the [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]]'s true loyalties, prompting Megatron to give the job to [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave]] instead. {{storylink\|I Have No Mouth And I Must Starscream}} After [[Swindle (G1)\|Swindle]] reopened [[Swindle's\|his casino]], Sixshot inspected the joint and watched a wrestling match between [[Crasher (G1)\|Crasher]] and [[Tentakil (G1)\|Tentakil]]. Sixshot tentatively allowed the place to remain open as long as Swindle exclusively catered to Decepticons. {{storylink\|Lord of Misrule: Swindle's II\|Swindle's II}}
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	[[File:WarsEndPartFour SixshotVBrawl.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=0.8\|''Maul Brawl: Volume 2'']]		[[File:WarsEndPartFour SixshotVBrawl.jpg\|left\|thumb\|upright=0.8\|''Maul Brawl: Volume 2'']]
	When more warnings about Exarchon came, Megatron agreed to work with the Autobots to defeat the Threefold Spark, sending Sixshot and a team to Exarchon's hideout in the [[Sonic Canyons]]. After his forces shot down some [[Skywarp drone]]s, Sixshot made a dramatic touchdown, finding that the [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticons]] had joined with Exarchon before engaging [[Brawl (G1)\|Brawl]] in combat. {{storylink\|War's End Part Two}} After the [[Companion]]s arrived on the scene and [[Jumpstream]] informed everyone that [[Devastator (G1)\|Devastator]] was inbound, Sixshot pulled his forces back and regrouped outside Exarchon's base. He and [[Pyra Magna]] agreed to work together to combat Exarchon, despite the tensions between Autobots and Decepticons, and began to formulate a plan of attack that took Devastator's presence into account. {{storylink\|War's End Part Three}}		When more warnings about Exarchon came, Megatron agreed to work with the Autobots to defeat the Threefold Spark, sending Sixshot and a team to Exarchon's hideout in the [[Sonic Canyons]]. After his forces shot down some [[Skywarp drone]]s, Sixshot made a dramatic touchdown, finding that the [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticons]] had joined with Exarchon before engaging [[Brawl (G1)\|Brawl]] in combat. {{storylink\|War's End Part Two}} After the [[Companion]]s arrived on the scene and [[Jumpstream]] informed everyone that [[Devastator (G1)\|Devastator]] was inbound, Sixshot pulled his forces back and regrouped outside Exarchon's base. He and [[Pyra Magna (G1)\|Pyra Magna]] agreed to work together to combat Exarchon, despite the tensions between Autobots and Decepticons, and began to formulate a plan of attack that took Devastator's presence into account. {{storylink\|War's End Part Three}}

	[[Mindwipe (G1)\|Mindwipe]], [[Sparkstalker]], and [[Bitstream (G1)\|Bitstream]] soon arrived on the scene with a plan to seal Exarchon inside a booby-trapped [[Titan (group)\|Titan]] [[spark]] cage. The plan was agreed to despite Pyra Magna's objections, and soon the Autobots and Decepticons launched another attack on Exarchon's base. Sixshot took on the Combaticons again and was wounded by [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]], but ultimately Exarchon's spark was trapped inside the Titanspark cage by Mindwipe and Cyclonus. When Sixshot picked the cage up to return it to Iacon, Pyra Magna suddenly destroyed it, unwilling to let Exarchon live or Megatron get his hands on such a dangerous object. Gathering the weakened [[Constructicon (G1)\|Constructicons]] as a consolation prize, Sixshot warned Pyra Magna not to push her luck at the moment by starting another fight. He then ordered Cyclonus to return with the Decepticons, but the old warrior refused. {{storylink\|War's End Part Four}}		[[Mindwipe (G1)\|Mindwipe]], [[Sparkstalker]], and [[Bitstream (G1)\|Bitstream]] soon arrived on the scene with a plan to seal Exarchon inside a booby-trapped [[Titan (group)\|Titan]] [[spark]] cage. The plan was agreed to despite Pyra Magna's objections, and soon the Autobots and Decepticons launched another attack on Exarchon's base. Sixshot took on the Combaticons again and was wounded by [[Onslaught (G1)\|Onslaught]], but ultimately Exarchon's spark was trapped inside the Titanspark cage by Mindwipe and Cyclonus. When Sixshot picked the cage up to return it to Iacon, Pyra Magna suddenly destroyed it, unwilling to let Exarchon live or Megatron get his hands on such a dangerous object. Gathering the weakened [[Constructicon (G1)\|Constructicons]] as a consolation prize, Sixshot warned Pyra Magna not to push her luck at the moment by starting another fight. He then ordered Cyclonus to return with the Decepticons, but the old warrior refused. {{storylink\|War's End Part Four}}
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	====Autobot Story====		====Autobot Story====
	Sixshot was among the large Decepticon force who engaged the Autobots on the planet [[Zel Samine]] while both sides were searching for the fabled [[Zel Quartz]]. The six-changer ambushed a team of Autobots led by Optimus Prime in the [[Atalstan gem mine]], attempting to spook them by professing to have magical talents, and claiming that his body held more than one soul, before using his ninja powers to "verify" his claims by creating three duplicates of himself. Prime dismissed the display as an illusion, but despite his disbelief the clones were still able to join their robot-mode other self in battle in tank and wolf modes. Despite all his fancy tricks, Sixshot was defeated and fled in his car mode, swearing revenge. {{storylink\|The Transformers (PS2)\|The Transformers}}		Sixshot was among the large Decepticon force who engaged the Autobots on the planet [[Zel Samine]] while both sides were searching for the fabled [[Zel Quartz]]. The six-changer ambushed a team of Autobots led by Optimus Prime in the [[Atalstan gem mine]], attempting to spook them by professing to have magical talents, and claiming that his body held more than one soul, before using his ninja powers to "verify" his claims by creating three duplicates of himself. Prime dismissed the display as an illusion, but despite his disbelief the clones were still able to join their robot-mode other self in battle in tank and wolf modes. Despite all his fancy tricks, Sixshot was defeated and fled in his car mode, swearing revenge. {{storylink\|The Transformers (G1 PS2)\|The Transformers}}

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	*'''Sixshot''' (<s>2022</s>)		*'''Sixshot''' (<s>2022</s>)

	This statue of Sixshot stands 33 inches tall, atop a base that depicts Ultra Magnus' dead body. Modular design allowed for displaying Sixshot holding either his traditional blasters or two swords, and with either of two included head sculpts featuring different mouthplate designs. Also included are small immobile replicas of Sixshot's five "official" alternate modes (no wing-wolf), each on its own small base stand, that can be mounted as though surrounding the robot. The plan was to produce 388 pieces at suggested retail of $2,100, but instead it was cancelled.		This statue of Sixshot stands 33 inches tall, atop a base that depicts Ultra Magnus's dead body. Modular design allowed for displaying Sixshot holding either his traditional blasters or two swords, and with either of two included head sculpts featuring different mouthplate designs. Also included are small immobile replicas of Sixshot's five "official" alternate modes (no wing-wolf), each on its own small base stand, that can be mounted as though surrounding the robot. The plan was to produce 388 pieces at suggested retail of $2,100, but instead it was cancelled.
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JTiamat666: /* Foreign names */

2025-07-28T09:29:05Z

Foreign names

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	====Greatshot====		====Greatshot====
	*''English:'' '''Sixshot''' ([[Omni Productions]] dub)		*''English:'' '''Sixshot''' ([[Omni Productions]] dub)
	*''Italian:'' '''Iperbot'''
	*''Mandarin:'' '''Liù Miàn Shòu''' (China, 六面兽, "Six-Faced Beast")		*''Mandarin:'' '''Liù Miàn Shòu''' (China, 六面兽, "Six-Faced Beast")
	*''Russian:'' '''Shestizaryadnik''' (Шестизарядник, "Sixcharger")		*''Russian:'' '''Shestizaryadnik''' (Шестизарядник, "Sixcharger")
	*''Spanish:'' '''Sixshot''' (Latin America)		*''Spanish:'' '''Sixshot''' (Latin America)
			*''Ukrainian:'' '''Shestystril''' (Шестистріл, "Sixshooter")

	==References==		==References==

JTiamat666: /* The Headmasters cartoon */

2025-07-28T09:28:07Z

The Headmasters cartoon

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	===Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity===		===Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity===
	====''The Headmasters'' cartoon====		====''The Headmasters'' cartoon====
	{{voiceactor\|[[Michihiro Ikemizu]] (Japanese)\|[[Simon Broad]] (English, Omni Productions dub)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Michihiro Ikemizu]] (Japanese)\|[[Simon Broad]] (English, Omni Productions dub), [[Vadim Gushchin]] (Russian)}}

	[[File:Sixshot abel.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4]]		[[File:Sixshot abel.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.4]]

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	:Like all ''Titans Return'' Leader Class figures (sans [[Blaster (G1)/toys#Titans Return\|Blaster]], [[Overlord_(G1)#Titans_Return\|Overlord]], and [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#Titans Return\|Soundwave]]), he does ''not'' need to have his head removed to transform. His wolf mode still needs Revolver removed to fill a gap in the wolf head for aesthetic purposes, but in all the other modes you can just leave Revolver in the helmet with no problem. ''Unlike'' other Leader Class figures in this line, Six Shot does not have an (official) base mode. However, his wings have clips on the edges that allow him to connect to other Leader Class figures' base modes when in certain modes; his instructions suggest the tank mode.		:Like all ''Titans Return'' Leader Class figures (sans [[Blaster (G1)/toys#Titans Return\|Blaster]], [[Overlord_(G1)#Titans_Return\|Overlord]], and [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#Titans Return\|Soundwave]]), he does ''not'' need to have his head removed to transform. His wolf mode still needs Revolver removed to fill a gap in the wolf head for aesthetic purposes, but in all the other modes you can just leave Revolver in the helmet with no problem. ''Unlike'' other Leader Class figures in this line, Six Shot does not have an (official) base mode. However, his wings have clips on the edges that allow him to connect to other Leader Class figures' base modes when in certain modes; his instructions suggest the tank mode.

	:He is ''very'' similar to his original toy in appearance and transformation. However, due to changes in the way the legs transform, a conversion to "Wingwolf Mode" based on the conversion often depicted in Japanese promotional media is not ''entirely'' possible, as parts can't be tabbed together in this orientation, leaving everything to just loosely sit in place. The figure can, however, get pretty close to ''The Headmasters'' cartoon and comic depictions using the tabs on the legs used for the other modes. The ''Legends'' redeco of this toy listed below, also featured its own unique interpretation of the Wingwolf Mode in the [[~~Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 50~~\|pack-in comic]] printed in the [[instructions]], and as this uses that same mold, this can also be replicated with the ''Titans Return'' toy. In an undocumented feature, Six Shot's blasters can be pegged onto his back.		:He is ''very'' similar to his original toy in appearance and transformation. However, due to changes in the way the legs transform, a conversion to "Wingwolf Mode" based on the conversion often depicted in Japanese promotional media is not ''entirely'' possible, as parts can't be tabbed together in this orientation, leaving everything to just loosely sit in place. The figure can, however, get pretty close to ''The Headmasters'' cartoon and comic depictions using the tabs on the legs used for the other modes. The ''Legends'' redeco of this toy listed below, also featured its own unique interpretation of the Wingwolf Mode in the [[LG50 Sixshot\|pack-in comic]] printed in the [[instructions]], and as this uses that same mold, this can also be replicated with the ''Titans Return'' toy. In an undocumented feature, Six Shot's blasters can be pegged onto his back.

	:Many copies of Six Shot have been reported to have ''very'' loose joints. Notably, these include the shoulders, hips and knees, all of which use simple pinned hinge joints or swivels rather than [[ball joint]]s or [[Ratchet (mechanism)\|ratchets]]. In some cases, said loose joints prevent Six Shot from holding any pose beyond a simple "standing in place". His faceplate and fins are completely painted, and can chip due to transformation. Six Shot also features ankle-tilts… though, they only have three detents in the joint, meaning the ankles lock at the standard straight-up-and-down, 45° degrees, and 90° degrees, making them rather useless as they can't be used for posing in any meaningful way.		:Many copies of Six Shot have been reported to have ''very'' loose joints. Notably, these include the shoulders, hips and knees, all of which use simple pinned hinge joints or swivels rather than [[ball joint]]s or [[Ratchet (mechanism)\|ratchets]]. In some cases, said loose joints prevent Six Shot from holding any pose beyond a simple "standing in place". His faceplate and fins are completely painted, and can chip due to transformation. Six Shot also features ankle-tilts… though, they only have three detents in the joint, meaning the ankles lock at the standard straight-up-and-down, 45° degrees, and 90° degrees, making them rather useless as they can't be used for posing in any meaningful way.
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	:''[[Transformers Legends (franchise)\|Legends]]'' Sixshot is a redeco and retool of the above ''Titans Return'' figure colored to be closer to his appearance in ''The Headmasters'', with changes including a bluer shade of turquoise and white thighs. Instead of Revolver, he comes with a new mold Headmaster designed to look like a tiny Sixshot. This small module transforms into a face based directly on his cartoon appearance, and the helmet has been retooled to match. An added retool is the inclusion of two tiny pegs on his knees located on the outer sides that somewhat allows the knees to lock into place.		:''[[Transformers Legends (franchise)\|Legends]]'' Sixshot is a redeco and retool of the above ''Titans Return'' figure colored to be closer to his appearance in ''The Headmasters'', with changes including a bluer shade of turquoise and white thighs. Instead of Revolver, he comes with a new mold Headmaster designed to look like a tiny Sixshot. This small module transforms into a face based directly on his cartoon appearance, and the helmet has been retooled to match. An added retool is the inclusion of two tiny pegs on his knees located on the outer sides that somewhat allows the knees to lock into place.

	:As mentioned above in the ''Titans Return'' listing, the [[~~Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol. 50~~\|pack-in comic]] printed in the instructions also depicts a new variant of the "Wingwolf Mode" that can be replicated with the figure, thanks to [[Hayato Sakamoto]]'s artwork being based on the toy itself.		:As mentioned above in the ''Titans Return'' listing, the [[LG50 Sixshot\|pack-in comic]] printed in the instructions also depicts a new variant of the "Wingwolf Mode" that can be replicated with the figure, thanks to [[Hayato Sakamoto]]'s artwork being based on the toy itself.

	:Unlike most other ''Legends'' figures, Sixshot comes in windowless packaging, with the extra space used to further advertise his six modes.		:Unlike most other ''Legends'' figures, Sixshot comes in windowless packaging, with the extra space used to further advertise his six modes.
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[File:BraveShadowmaruKagerouModels.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb\|Go ninjas, go ninjas, go! Shadowmaru is on the left.]]		[[File:BraveShadowmaruKagerouModels.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb\|Go ninjas, go ninjas, go! Shadowmaru is on the left.]]
	*Greatshot was designed as an upgraded form of [[Sixshot (G1)\|Sixshot]]. [[:File:Greatshot Gunship Concept.jpg\|Part of the concepts for Greatshot's retooled parts includes a pair of guns which combine into a spaceship.]] The proposed rationalization was that a defeated Sixshot would be rebuilt as Greatshot after a chance encounter with this spaceship.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=グレートショットに付属する予定だった大型の銃。左右合わせるとスペースシップになる。戦いに敗れたシックスショットが、このスペースシップと邂逅することでグレートショットに転生するという設定が考えられていたようだ。\|name=''Transformers Generations 2011 Vol. 1''\|year=2011\|month=04\|day=27}}</ref> This did not make it into concurrent ''Victory'' fiction, which has no explicit link between Greatshot and Sixshot. (The supplemental character [[bio]] included with Greatshot's toy states that he was a former compatriot of both Sixshot and [[Sixknight]], who in turn are all members of the [[Six Clan]].) Nevertheless, there was much [[fandom]] speculation that Greatshot and Sixshot were the same character. They both have the [[Michihiro Ikemizu\|same voice actor]], who voices them both with a stereotypical {{w\|samurai}} movie dialect. As well as being renamed, he keeps a portion of his name (akin to [[Blaster (G1)\|Broadcast]] into Twincast, [[Scorponok (G1)\|Megazarak]] into Blackzarak, etc.). The two being the same being would be properly explicit in [[~~Legends Comic: Bonus Edition Vol.~~ EX (Greatshot)\|Greatshot's ''Legends'' pack-in comic]], where the cartoon version of Greatshot is presented as Sixshot in a new body after being defeated and rebuilt.		*Greatshot was designed as an upgraded form of [[Sixshot (G1)\|Sixshot]]. [[:File:Greatshot Gunship Concept.jpg\|Part of the concepts for Greatshot's retooled parts includes a pair of guns which combine into a spaceship.]] The proposed rationalization was that a defeated Sixshot would be rebuilt as Greatshot after a chance encounter with this spaceship.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=グレートショットに付属する予定だった大型の銃。左右合わせるとスペースシップになる。戦いに敗れたシックスショットが、このスペースシップと邂逅することでグレートショットに転生するという設定が考えられていたようだ。\|name=''Transformers Generations 2011 Vol. 1''\|year=2011\|month=04\|day=27}}</ref> This did not make it into concurrent ''Victory'' fiction, which has no explicit link between Greatshot and Sixshot. (The supplemental character [[bio]] included with Greatshot's toy states that he was a former compatriot of both Sixshot and [[Sixknight]], who in turn are all members of the [[Six Clan]].) Nevertheless, there was much [[fandom]] speculation that Greatshot and Sixshot were the same character. They both have the [[Michihiro Ikemizu\|same voice actor]], who voices them both with a stereotypical {{w\|samurai}} movie dialect. As well as being renamed, he keeps a portion of his name (akin to [[Blaster (G1)\|Broadcast]] into Twincast, [[Scorponok (G1)\|Megazarak]] into Blackzarak, etc.). The two being the same being would be properly explicit in [[LG-EX Greatshot\|Greatshot's ''Legends'' pack-in comic]], where the cartoon version of Greatshot is presented as Sixshot in a new body after being defeated and rebuilt.
	*According to a profile published in ''[[Comic BomBom]]'', Sixshot owns the [[Matrix of Evil]] in Japanese Generation 1 continuity. What that ''is'' or what it does, we couldn't tell you, as this is the only place it's ever mentioned.		*According to a profile published in ''[[Comic BomBom]]'', Sixshot owns the [[Matrix of Evil]] in Japanese Generation 1 continuity. What that ''is'' or what it does, we couldn't tell you, as this is the only place it's ever mentioned.
	*The Sixshot (or, more accurately, Greatshot) mold was later retooled to make the heroic "Ninja Detective" [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLYgYX7IxLA Shadowmaru] (シャドウ丸) for Takara's ''[[Brave (franchise)\|Brave]] Police J-Decker'' toyline. Amusingly, while the other 5 forms are of standard size for the series (assuming 5 meters in robot mode), his size for gun mode [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tRBr-FZZ0k was increased] to the point that, in ''Transformers'' terms, [[Omega Supreme (G1)\|Omega Supreme]] could use him for an oversized rifle. Shadowmaru also had a prototype "brother", Kagerō (カゲロウ), who could only change into three forms. He was not produced as a toy.		*The Sixshot (or, more accurately, Greatshot) mold was later retooled to make the heroic "Ninja Detective" [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLYgYX7IxLA Shadowmaru] (シャドウ丸) for Takara's ''[[Brave (franchise)\|Brave]] Police J-Decker'' toyline. Amusingly, while the other 5 forms are of standard size for the series (assuming 5 meters in robot mode), his size for gun mode [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tRBr-FZZ0k was increased] to the point that, in ''Transformers'' terms, [[Omega Supreme (G1)\|Omega Supreme]] could use him for an oversized rifle. Shadowmaru also had a prototype "brother", Kagerō (カゲロウ), who could only change into three forms. He was not produced as a toy.