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2009-03-28T02:40:24Z

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	~~{{picsneeded\|Toy and cassette mode}}~~		#REDIRECT [[Slugfest (G1)]]

	~~:''Slugfest is a [[Decepticon]] from the~~ [[~~Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].~~

	~~[[Image:slugfest-cardart.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|Make a joke and I will sigh and you will laugh and I will cry.]]~~

	~~'''~~Slugfest''' isn't so bright. Scratch that—he's a complete and utter ''dimwit''. Not only that, he's a complete and utter dimwit who's so paranoid about what others think of him that the smallest whiff of a supposed slight against his person will send him into a berserker destructive rage.

	~~Hope he never reads this.~~

	Very often the source of the supposed "insults" is whatever message he's carrying in his function as a data courier. Berserker destructive rages aren't very good for recorded data, and often result in its destruction.


	~~:''French-Canadian name'': '''Matraque'''~~


	~~==Fiction==~~
	~~===Animated continuity===~~

	~~====Madman Transformers comic====~~
	~~Slugfest, along with [[Overkill]], [[Ratbat]], [[Beastbox]], and [[Squawktalk]], was dispatched by [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave]] to locate the [[Matrix of Leadership]], which [[Optimus Prime~~ (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] had buried somewhere at the construction site of [[Autobot City]], prior to the mass Autobot evacuation of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. Slugfest had to explain what "excavation" was to the dull witted Beastbox, though [[Squawkbox]] ended up finding the Matrix. However, Slugfest and Squawktalk were then run over by [[Hot Rod]]. {{storylink\|Madman Transformers Comic}}

	~~====Generation 1 cartoon====~~
	~~:'''Voice actor''': N/A~~

	~~[[Image:CallPrimitivesOverkillSlugfest1.jpg\|left\|150px\|thumb\|Oh so crucial to the plot.]]~~

	Slugfest was one of the many "primitive" Transformers who answered the call put forth by [[Oracle (G1)\|Primacron's assistant]] in response to the threat posed by [[Tornedron]]. {{storylink\|Call of the Primitives}}

	:''('''Note''': Slugfest is seen ejecting from [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave's]] chest in response to the call, and then promptly disappears, as does [[Overkill]]. Assuming the two of them boarded [[Trypticon]] with the group, it is possible that they remained inside of him for the remainder of the episode.''

	~~===Headmasters manga===~~

	After the Decepticons abandoned Earth, [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundblaster]] remained behind with his cassettes. He jumped the Witwicky family out of nowhere and had [[Overkill]] and Slugfest keep them hostage while he taunted their protector, [[Chromedome]]. While his back was turned, though, Overkill and Slugfest were overwhelmed and defeated by [[Daniel Witwicky]].

	~~==Toys==~~
	~~===Generation 1===~~
	*'''Slugfest and Overkill''' (1987)

	: Slugfest transforms from a microcassette into a robotic Stegosaurus. His spine-plates are on springs so they pop out once his head and tail are flipped down. He also came with two chromed cannons to attach to his beast mode. In the [[Hasbro]] series, he was only available in a two-pack with [[Overkill]].

	* '''Slugfest''' (Cassettron, 1987)
	~~:''Japanese ID number'': '''D-108'''~~

	: The [[Takara]] release of Slugfest is identical to the Hasbro one. However, Slugfest was available as a separately boxed individual, and like (almost) all Japanese microcassettes, came with a clear-plastic "tape case" to be stored in.

	~~==External links==~~
	* [http://www.tfu.info/1987/Decepticon/Slugfest/slugfest.htm Slugfest at TFU.info]


	~~[[Category: Decepticons]]~~
	~~[[Category: Generation 1 characters]]~~
	~~[[Category: Mini-Cassettes~~]]

Apcog at 15:57, 27 March 2009

2009-03-27T15:57:35Z

New page

{{picsneeded|Toy and cassette mode}}

:''Slugfest is a [[Decepticon]] from the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].

[[Image:slugfest-cardart.jpg|thumb|350px|Make a joke and I will sigh and you will laugh and I will cry.]]

'''Slugfest''' isn't so bright. Scratch that—he's a complete and utter ''dimwit''. Not only that, he's a complete and utter dimwit who's so paranoid about what others think of him that the smallest whiff of a supposed slight against his person will send him into a berserker destructive rage.

Hope he never reads this.

Very often the source of the supposed "insults" is whatever message he's carrying in his function as a data courier. Berserker destructive rages aren't very good for recorded data, and often result in its destruction.

:''French-Canadian name'': '''Matraque'''

==Fiction==
===Animated continuity===

====Madman Transformers comic====
Slugfest, along with [[Overkill]], [[Ratbat]], [[Beastbox]], and [[Squawktalk]], was dispatched by [[Soundwave (G1)|Soundwave]] to locate the [[Matrix of Leadership]], which [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] had buried somewhere at the construction site of [[Autobot City]], prior to the mass Autobot evacuation of [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]]. Slugfest had to explain what "excavation" was to the dull witted Beastbox, though [[Squawkbox]] ended up finding the Matrix. However, Slugfest and Squawktalk were then run over by [[Hot Rod]]. {{storylink|Madman Transformers Comic}}

====Generation 1 cartoon====
:'''Voice actor''': N/A

[[Image:CallPrimitivesOverkillSlugfest1.jpg|left|150px|thumb|Oh so crucial to the plot.]]

Slugfest was one of the many "primitive" Transformers who answered the call put forth by [[Oracle (G1)|Primacron's assistant]] in response to the threat posed by [[Tornedron]]. {{storylink|Call of the Primitives}}

:''('''Note''': Slugfest is seen ejecting from [[Soundwave (G1)|Soundwave's]] chest in response to the call, and then promptly disappears, as does [[Overkill]]. Assuming the two of them boarded [[Trypticon]] with the group, it is possible that they remained inside of him for the remainder of the episode.''

===Headmasters manga===

After the Decepticons abandoned Earth, [[Soundwave (G1)|Soundblaster]] remained behind with his cassettes. He jumped the Witwicky family out of nowhere and had [[Overkill]] and Slugfest keep them hostage while he taunted their protector, [[Chromedome]]. While his back was turned, though, Overkill and Slugfest were overwhelmed and defeated by [[Daniel Witwicky]].

==Toys==
===Generation 1===
*'''Slugfest and Overkill''' (1987)

: Slugfest transforms from a microcassette into a robotic Stegosaurus. His spine-plates are on springs so they pop out once his head and tail are flipped down. He also came with two chromed cannons to attach to his beast mode. In the [[Hasbro]] series, he was only available in a two-pack with [[Overkill]].

* '''Slugfest''' (Cassettron, 1987)
:''Japanese ID number'': '''D-108'''

: The [[Takara]] release of Slugfest is identical to the Hasbro one. However, Slugfest was available as a separately boxed individual, and like (almost) all Japanese microcassettes, came with a clear-plastic "tape case" to be stored in.

==External links==
* [http://www.tfu.info/1987/Decepticon/Slugfest/slugfest.htm Slugfest at TFU.info]

[[Category: Decepticons]]
[[Category: Generation 1 characters]]
[[Category: Mini-Cassettes]]

SFH at 01:16, 31 December 2007

2007-12-31T01:16:55Z

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Animated continuity===		===Animated continuity===

			====Madman Transformers comic====
			Slugfest, along with [[Overkill]], [[Ratbat]], [[Beastbox]], and [[Squawktalk]], were dispatched by [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave]] to locate the [[Matrix of Leadership]], which [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] had buried somewhere at the construction site of [[Autobot City]], prior to the mass Autobot evacuation of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. Slugfest had to explain what "excavation" was to the dull witted Beastbox, though [[Squawkbox]] ended up finding the Matrix. However, Slugfest and Squawktalk were then run over by [[Hot Rod]]. {{storylink\|Madman Transformers Comic}}

			====Generation 1 cartoon====
	:'''Voice actor''': N/A		:'''Voice actor''': N/A

Interrobang: /* External links */

2007-12-17T18:29:05Z

External links

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	[[Category: Decepticons]]		[[Category: Decepticons]]
	[[Category: Generation 1 characters]]		[[Category: Generation 1 characters]]
	[[Category: Mini-Cassettes]]		[[Category: Mini-Cassettes]]<div id="wikia-credits"><br /><br /><small>From [http://transformers.wikia.com Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki], a [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] wiki.</small></div>
	~~[[Category: Primitives~~]]<div id="wikia-credits"><br /><br /><small>From [http://transformers.wikia.com Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki], a [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] wiki.</small></div>

TVsGrady: needs toy and cassette mode pics

2007-10-23T21:57:14Z

needs toy and cassette mode pics

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			{{picsneeded\|Toy and cassette mode}}

	:''Slugfest is a [[Decepticon]] from the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].		:''Slugfest is a [[Decepticon]] from the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].

Monzo at 00:10, 11 October 2007

2007-10-11T00:10:11Z

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	Very often the source of the supposed "insults" is whatever message he's carrying in his function as a data courier. Berserker destructive rages aren't very good for recorded data, and often result in their destruction.		Very often the source of the supposed "insults" is whatever message he's carrying in his function as a data courier. Berserker destructive rages aren't very good for recorded data, and often result in their destruction.


			:''French-Canadian name'': '''Matraque'''

DrSpengler at 19:00, 9 September 2007

2007-09-09T19:00:04Z

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	:''('''Note''': Slugfest is seen ejecting from [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave's]] chest in response to the call, and then promptly disappears, as does [[Overkill]]. Assuming the two of them boarded [[Trypticon]] with the group, it is possible that they remained inside of him for the remainder of the episode.''		:''('''Note''': Slugfest is seen ejecting from [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave's]] chest in response to the call, and then promptly disappears, as does [[Overkill]]. Assuming the two of them boarded [[Trypticon]] with the group, it is possible that they remained inside of him for the remainder of the episode.''

			===Headmasters manga===

			After the Decepticons abandoned Earth, [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundblaster]] remained behind with his cassettes. He jumped the Witwicky family out of nowhere, and had [[Overkill]] and Slugfest keep them hostage while he taunted their protector, [[Chromedome]]. While his back was turned, though, Overkill and Slugfest were overwhelmed and defeated by [[Daniel Witwicky]].

	==Toys==		==Toys==

DrSpengler: /* Animated continuity */

2007-09-09T18:57:55Z

Animated continuity

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	===Animated continuity===		===Animated continuity===
	:'''Voice actor''': N/A		:'''Voice actor''': N/A

			[[Image:CallPrimitivesOverkillSlugfest1.jpg\|left\|150px\|thumb\|Oh so crucial to the plot.]]

	Slugfest was one of the many "primitive" Transformers who answered the call put forth by [[Oracle (G1)\|Primcron's assistant]] in response to the threat posed by [[Tornedron]]. {{storylink\|Call of the Primitives}}		Slugfest was one of the many "primitive" Transformers who answered the call put forth by [[Oracle (G1)\|Primcron's assistant]] in response to the threat posed by [[Tornedron]]. {{storylink\|Call of the Primitives}}

	:''('''Note''': Slugfest is seen ejecting from [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave's]] chest in response to the call, and then promptly disappears, as does [[Overkill]]. Assuming the two of them boarded [[Trypticon]] with the group, it is possible that they remained inside of him for the remainder of the episode.''		:''('''Note''': Slugfest is seen ejecting from [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave's]] chest in response to the call, and then promptly disappears, as does [[Overkill]]. Assuming the two of them boarded [[Trypticon]] with the group, it is possible that they remained inside of him for the remainder of the episode.''


	==Toys==		==Toys==

M Sipher: Destubbing, since I'm pretty sure he was never in the Marvel comics...

2007-08-30T02:54:15Z

Destubbing, since I'm pretty sure he was never in the Marvel comics...

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	:''('''Note''': Slugfest is seen ejecting from [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave's]] chest in response to the call, and then promptly disappears, as does [[Overkill]]. Assuming the two of them boarded [[Trypticon]] with the group, it is possible that they remained inside of him for the remainder of the episode.''		:''('''Note''': Slugfest is seen ejecting from [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave's]] chest in response to the call, and then promptly disappears, as does [[Overkill]]. Assuming the two of them boarded [[Trypticon]] with the group, it is possible that they remained inside of him for the remainder of the episode.''

	~~===Marvel Comics continuity===~~



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	~~{{stub}}~~
	[[Category: Decepticons]]		[[Category: Decepticons]]
	[[Category: Generation 1 characters]]		[[Category: Generation 1 characters]]
	[[Category: Mini-Cassettes]]		[[Category: Mini-Cassettes]]
	[[Category: Primitives]]<div id="wikia-credits"><br /><br /><small>From [http://transformers.wikia.com Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki], a [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] wiki.</small></div>		[[Category: Primitives]]<div id="wikia-credits"><br /><br /><small>From [http://transformers.wikia.com Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki], a [http://www.wikia.com Wikia] wiki.</small></div>

M Sipher: /* Toys */ Toy-info.

2007-08-30T02:52:28Z

Toys: Toy-info.

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	==Toys==		==Toys==
			===Generation 1===
	*'''Slugfest and Overkill''' (1987)		*'''Slugfest and Overkill''' (1987)

			: Slugfest transforms from a microcassette into a robotic stegosaur. His spine-plates are on springs so they pop out once his head and tail are flipped down. He also came with two chromed cannons to attach to his beast mode. In the [[Hasbro]] series, he was only available in a two-pack with [[Overkill]].

	* '''Slugfest''' (Cassettron, 1987)		* '''Slugfest''' (Cassettron, 1987)
	:''Japanese ID number'': '''D-108'''		:''Japanese ID number'': '''D-108'''

			: The [[Takara]] release of Slugfest is identical to the Hasbro one. However, Slugfest was available as a separately-boxed individual, and like (almost) all Japanese microcassettes, came with a clear-plastic "tape case" to be stored in.

	==External links==		==External links==