Spike Witwicky (Animated) - Revision history

SoundSky: /* Animated cartoon */

2025-08-30T18:26:14Z

Animated cartoon

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Animated'' cartoon===		===''Animated'' cartoon===
	{{voiceactor\|[[Corey Burton]] (English), [[Katsuyuki Konishi]] (Japanese)\|[[Alexander Doering]] (German), [[Sérgio Corcetti]] (Brazilian Portuguese)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Corey Burton]] (English), [[Katsuyuki Konishi]] (Japanese)\|[[Alexander Doering]] (German), [[Sérgio Corcetti]] (Brazilian Portuguese), [[Frédéric Popovic]] (French)}}

	In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}		In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}

Cyberlink420 at 22:32, 27 October 2022

2022-10-27T22:32:20Z

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	{{disambig3\|Spike Witwicky}}		{{disambig3\|Spike Witwicky}}
	:''Spike [[Witwicky]] is a [[human]] from the [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|Transformers Animated]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Spike [[Witwicky (surname)\|Witwicky]] is a [[human]] from the [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|Transformers Animated]] [[continuity family]].''

	[[Image:New Spike and Carly.JPG\|right\|250px\|thumb\|[[Equal Measures\|"Hey! What're you doin'?! We're partners!"]]]]		[[Image:New Spike and Carly.JPG\|right\|250px\|thumb\|[[Equal Measures\|"Hey! What're you doin'?! We're partners!"]]]]

Fritz: /* Animated cartoon */ Brazilian dub

2021-02-23T00:16:03Z

Animated cartoon: Brazilian dub

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Animated'' cartoon===		===''Animated'' cartoon===
	{{voiceactor\|[[Corey Burton]] (English), [[Katsuyuki Konishi]] (Japanese)\|[[Alexander Doering]] (German)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Corey Burton]] (English), [[Katsuyuki Konishi]] (Japanese)\|[[Alexander Doering]] (German), [[Sérgio Corcetti]] (Brazilian Portuguese)}}

	In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}		In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}

	[[File:Insincerest-WitwickyfamilyBulkhead.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1]]		[[File:Insincerest-WitwickyfamilyBulkhead.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1]]
	''When [[Powell Motorworks]] released "[[Bulkhead (vehicle)\|The Bulkhead]]", a vehicle cashing in on the popularity of the [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Autobot it was named after]], Spike and Carly bought one, possibly in preparation for their growing family as Carly was about four months pregnant. The family somehow confused their car with the [[Autobot]] [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Bulkhead]] while loading a huge widescreen TV into him, distracting Bulkhead from the stakeout he was trying to conduct. {{storylink\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}''		''When [[Powell Motorworks]] released "[[Bulkhead (vehicle)\|The Bulkhead]]", a vehicle cashing in on the popularity of the [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Autobot it was named after]], Spike and Carly bought one, possibly in preparation for their growing family as Carly was about four months pregnant. The family somehow confused their car with the [[Autobot]] [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Bulkhead]] while loading a huge widescreen TV into him, distracting Bulkhead from the stakeout he was trying to conduct. {{storylink\|The Arrival issue 4#"The Insincerest Form of Flattery"\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}''

	Months later, Spike flagged down a [[Ratchet (Animated)\|passing ambulance]] because his wife was about to give birth. After being drawn into a chase scene, armed robbery, and giant robot fight, he opted to take a taxi instead. {{storylink\|Garbage In, Garbage Out}}		Months later, Spike flagged down a [[Ratchet (Animated)\|passing ambulance]] because his wife was about to give birth. After being drawn into a chase scene, armed robbery, and giant robot fight, he opted to take a taxi instead. {{storylink\|Garbage In, Garbage Out}}

Ascendron: /* Animated cartoon */

2015-12-09T23:56:06Z

Animated cartoon

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	In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}		In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}

			[[File:Insincerest-WitwickyfamilyBulkhead.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1]]
	''When [[Powell Motorworks]] released "[[Bulkhead (vehicle)\|The Bulkhead]]", a vehicle cashing in on the popularity of the [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Autobot it was named after]], Spike and Carly bought one, possibly in preparation for their growing family as Carly was about four months pregnant. The family somehow confused their car with the [[Autobot]] [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Bulkhead]] while loading a huge widescreen TV into him, distracting Bulkhead from the stakeout he was trying to conduct. {{storylink\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}''		''When [[Powell Motorworks]] released "[[Bulkhead (vehicle)\|The Bulkhead]]", a vehicle cashing in on the popularity of the [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Autobot it was named after]], Spike and Carly bought one, possibly in preparation for their growing family as Carly was about four months pregnant. The family somehow confused their car with the [[Autobot]] [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Bulkhead]] while loading a huge widescreen TV into him, distracting Bulkhead from the stakeout he was trying to conduct. {{storylink\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}''

Ascendron: /* Animated cartoon */

2015-09-07T00:50:44Z

Animated cartoon

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	In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}		In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}

	~~{{charstubfiction~~\|{{storylink~~\|The Arrival issue 4~~\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}}}		''When [[Powell Motorworks]] released "[[Bulkhead (vehicle)\|The Bulkhead]]", a vehicle cashing in on the popularity of the [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Autobot it was named after]], Spike and Carly bought one, possibly in preparation for their growing family as Carly was about four months pregnant. The family somehow confused their car with the [[Autobot]] [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Bulkhead]] while loading a huge widescreen TV into him, distracting Bulkhead from the stakeout he was trying to conduct. {{storylink\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}''

	Months later, Spike flagged down a [[Ratchet (Animated)\|passing ambulance]] because his wife was about to give birth. After being drawn into a chase scene, armed robbery, and giant robot fight, he opted to take a taxi instead. {{storylink\|Garbage In, Garbage Out}}		Months later, Spike flagged down a [[Ratchet (Animated)\|passing ambulance]] because his wife was about to give birth. After being drawn into a chase scene, armed robbery, and giant robot fight, he opted to take a taxi instead. {{storylink\|Garbage In, Garbage Out}}

Ascendron: /* Animated cartoon */

2015-09-04T23:06:40Z

Animated cartoon

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	In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}		In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}

			{{charstubfiction\|{{storylink\|The Arrival issue 4\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}}}

	Months later, Spike flagged down a [[Ratchet (Animated)\|passing ambulance]] because his wife was about to give birth. After being drawn into a chase scene, armed robbery, and giant robot fight, he opted to take a taxi instead. {{storylink\|Garbage In, Garbage Out}}		Months later, Spike flagged down a [[Ratchet (Animated)\|passing ambulance]] because his wife was about to give birth. After being drawn into a chase scene, armed robbery, and giant robot fight, he opted to take a taxi instead. {{storylink\|Garbage In, Garbage Out}}

	In a virtual [[Detroit]] created by [[Soundwave (Animated)\|Soundwave]], Spike and Daniel were on the bus which the humanized Autobots took to [[Sumdac Tower]]. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part I}} Back in the real world, he and his family were at one of the [[Augustus Edsel\|mayor]]'s speeches when the [[Sound Wave]] toys mesmerized the population of Detroit. They were freed when Soundwave was defeated. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part II}}		In a virtual [[Detroit]] created by [[Soundwave (Animated)\|Soundwave]], Spike and Daniel were on the bus which the humanized Autobots took to [[Sumdac Tower]]. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part I}} Back in the real world, he and his family were at one of the [[Augustus Edsel\|mayor]]'s speeches when the [[Sound Wave]] toys mesmerized the population of Detroit. They were freed when Soundwave was defeated. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part II}}

	~~{{charstubfiction\|{{storylink\|The Arrival issue 4\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}}}~~

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Cr85747: How did Nancy get missed all this time?

2015-03-25T12:20:44Z

How did Nancy get missed all this time?

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	[[Image:New Spike and Carly.JPG\|right\|250px\|thumb\|[[Equal Measures\|"Hey! What're you doin'?! We're partners!"]]]]		[[Image:New Spike and Carly.JPG\|right\|250px\|thumb\|[[Equal Measures\|"Hey! What're you doin'?! We're partners!"]]]]
	'''Spike Witwicky''' is the dedicated husband of [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|Carly]] and the father of [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|Daniel]]. He can often be seen with his wife and/or ~~son~~. He or his wife or possibly both of them are employed at [[Sumdac Systems]]. He has passed his impeccable fashion sense on to his son. He tends to get quite agitated when he sees that an ambulance is driving itself. Particularly if he's riding in it at the time. [[Human\|Crazy organics]].		'''Spike Witwicky''' is the dedicated husband of [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|Carly]] and the father of [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|Daniel]] and [[Nancy Witwicky\|Nancy]]. He can often be seen with his wife and/or children. He or his wife or possibly both of them are employed at [[Sumdac Systems]]. He has passed his impeccable fashion sense on to his son. He tends to get quite agitated when he sees that an ambulance is driving itself. Particularly if he's riding in it at the time. [[Human\|Crazy organics]].

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==

Ascendron: /* Fiction */

2015-01-29T01:59:06Z

Fiction

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	In a virtual [[Detroit]] created by [[Soundwave (Animated)\|Soundwave]], Spike and Daniel were on the bus which the humanized Autobots took to [[Sumdac Tower]]. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part I}} Back in the real world, he and his family were at one of the [[Augustus Edsel\|mayor]]'s speeches when the [[Sound Wave]] toys mesmerized the population of Detroit. They were freed when Soundwave was defeated. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part II}}		In a virtual [[Detroit]] created by [[Soundwave (Animated)\|Soundwave]], Spike and Daniel were on the bus which the humanized Autobots took to [[Sumdac Tower]]. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part I}} Back in the real world, he and his family were at one of the [[Augustus Edsel\|mayor]]'s speeches when the [[Sound Wave]] toys mesmerized the population of Detroit. They were freed when Soundwave was defeated. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part II}}

			{{charstubfiction\|{{storylink\|The Arrival issue 4\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Abates: /* Animated cartoon */

2014-01-04T23:19:53Z

Animated cartoon

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	Months later, Spike flagged down a [[Ratchet (Animated)\|passing ambulance]] because his wife was about to give birth. After being drawn into a chase scene, armed robbery, and giant robot fight, he opted to take a taxi instead. {{storylink\|Garbage In, Garbage Out}}		Months later, Spike flagged down a [[Ratchet (Animated)\|passing ambulance]] because his wife was about to give birth. After being drawn into a chase scene, armed robbery, and giant robot fight, he opted to take a taxi instead. {{storylink\|Garbage In, Garbage Out}}

	In a virtual [[Detroit]] created by [[Soundwave (Animated)\|Soundwave]], Spike and Daniel were on the bus which the humanized Autobots took to [[Sumdac Tower]]. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part I}} Back in the real world, he and his family were at one of the [[Augustus Edsel\|mayor]]'s speeches when the ~~Soundwave~~ toys mesmerized the population of Detroit. They were freed when Soundwave was defeated. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part II}}		In a virtual [[Detroit]] created by [[Soundwave (Animated)\|Soundwave]], Spike and Daniel were on the bus which the humanized Autobots took to [[Sumdac Tower]]. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part I}} Back in the real world, he and his family were at one of the [[Augustus Edsel\|mayor]]'s speeches when the [[Sound Wave]] toys mesmerized the population of Detroit. They were freed when Soundwave was defeated. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part II}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Abates: /* Animated cartoon */

2014-01-04T23:18:44Z

Animated cartoon

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	Months later, Spike flagged down a [[Ratchet (Animated)\|passing ambulance]] because his wife was about to give birth. After being drawn into a chase scene, armed robbery, and giant robot fight, he opted to take a taxi instead. {{storylink\|Garbage In, Garbage Out}}		Months later, Spike flagged down a [[Ratchet (Animated)\|passing ambulance]] because his wife was about to give birth. After being drawn into a chase scene, armed robbery, and giant robot fight, he opted to take a taxi instead. {{storylink\|Garbage In, Garbage Out}}

	{{Storylink\|Human Error, Part I}} {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part II}}		In a virtual [[Detroit]] created by [[Soundwave (Animated)\|Soundwave]], Spike and Daniel were on the bus which the humanized Autobots took to [[Sumdac Tower]]. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part I}} Back in the real world, he and his family were at one of the [[Augustus Edsel\|mayor]]'s speeches when the Soundwave toys mesmerized the population of Detroit. They were freed when Soundwave was defeated. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part II}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	{{disambig3\|Spike Witwicky}}		{{disambig3\|Spike Witwicky}}
	:''Spike [[Witwicky]] is a [[human]] from the [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|Transformers Animated]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Spike [[Witwicky (surname)\|Witwicky]] is a [[human]] from the [[Transformers Animated (cartoon)\|Transformers Animated]] [[continuity family]].''

	[[Image:New Spike and Carly.JPG\|right\|250px\|thumb\|[[Equal Measures\|"Hey! What're you doin'?! We're partners!"]]]]		[[Image:New Spike and Carly.JPG\|right\|250px\|thumb\|[[Equal Measures\|"Hey! What're you doin'?! We're partners!"]]]]

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Animated'' cartoon===		===''Animated'' cartoon===
	{{voiceactor\|[[Corey Burton]] (English), [[Katsuyuki Konishi]] (Japanese)\|[[Alexander Doering]] (German)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Corey Burton]] (English), [[Katsuyuki Konishi]] (Japanese)\|[[Alexander Doering]] (German), [[Sérgio Corcetti]] (Brazilian Portuguese)}}

	In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}		In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}

	[[File:Insincerest-WitwickyfamilyBulkhead.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1]]		[[File:Insincerest-WitwickyfamilyBulkhead.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1]]
	''When [[Powell Motorworks]] released "[[Bulkhead (vehicle)\|The Bulkhead]]", a vehicle cashing in on the popularity of the [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Autobot it was named after]], Spike and Carly bought one, possibly in preparation for their growing family as Carly was about four months pregnant. The family somehow confused their car with the [[Autobot]] [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Bulkhead]] while loading a huge widescreen TV into him, distracting Bulkhead from the stakeout he was trying to conduct. {{storylink\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}''		''When [[Powell Motorworks]] released "[[Bulkhead (vehicle)\|The Bulkhead]]", a vehicle cashing in on the popularity of the [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Autobot it was named after]], Spike and Carly bought one, possibly in preparation for their growing family as Carly was about four months pregnant. The family somehow confused their car with the [[Autobot]] [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Bulkhead]] while loading a huge widescreen TV into him, distracting Bulkhead from the stakeout he was trying to conduct. {{storylink\|The Arrival issue 4#"The Insincerest Form of Flattery"\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}''

	Months later, Spike flagged down a [[Ratchet (Animated)\|passing ambulance]] because his wife was about to give birth. After being drawn into a chase scene, armed robbery, and giant robot fight, he opted to take a taxi instead. {{storylink\|Garbage In, Garbage Out}}		Months later, Spike flagged down a [[Ratchet (Animated)\|passing ambulance]] because his wife was about to give birth. After being drawn into a chase scene, armed robbery, and giant robot fight, he opted to take a taxi instead. {{storylink\|Garbage In, Garbage Out}}

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	In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}		In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}

			[[File:Insincerest-WitwickyfamilyBulkhead.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1]]
	''When [[Powell Motorworks]] released "[[Bulkhead (vehicle)\|The Bulkhead]]", a vehicle cashing in on the popularity of the [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Autobot it was named after]], Spike and Carly bought one, possibly in preparation for their growing family as Carly was about four months pregnant. The family somehow confused their car with the [[Autobot]] [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Bulkhead]] while loading a huge widescreen TV into him, distracting Bulkhead from the stakeout he was trying to conduct. {{storylink\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}''		''When [[Powell Motorworks]] released "[[Bulkhead (vehicle)\|The Bulkhead]]", a vehicle cashing in on the popularity of the [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Autobot it was named after]], Spike and Carly bought one, possibly in preparation for their growing family as Carly was about four months pregnant. The family somehow confused their car with the [[Autobot]] [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Bulkhead]] while loading a huge widescreen TV into him, distracting Bulkhead from the stakeout he was trying to conduct. {{storylink\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}''

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	In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}		In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}

	~~{{charstubfiction~~\|{{storylink~~\|The Arrival issue 4~~\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}}}		''When [[Powell Motorworks]] released "[[Bulkhead (vehicle)\|The Bulkhead]]", a vehicle cashing in on the popularity of the [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Autobot it was named after]], Spike and Carly bought one, possibly in preparation for their growing family as Carly was about four months pregnant. The family somehow confused their car with the [[Autobot]] [[Bulkhead (Animated)\|Bulkhead]] while loading a huge widescreen TV into him, distracting Bulkhead from the stakeout he was trying to conduct. {{storylink\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}''

	Months later, Spike flagged down a [[Ratchet (Animated)\|passing ambulance]] because his wife was about to give birth. After being drawn into a chase scene, armed robbery, and giant robot fight, he opted to take a taxi instead. {{storylink\|Garbage In, Garbage Out}}		Months later, Spike flagged down a [[Ratchet (Animated)\|passing ambulance]] because his wife was about to give birth. After being drawn into a chase scene, armed robbery, and giant robot fight, he opted to take a taxi instead. {{storylink\|Garbage In, Garbage Out}}

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	In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}		In a segment about the wonders of modern society and the impact that robots have had upon it, Spike was seen with his [[Carly Witwicky (Animated)\|wife]] and [[Daniel Witwicky (Animated)\|son]] purchasing some sort of bunless wiener of dubious origin from a [[Hot Dog Bot\|robot vendor cart]]. {{storylink\|Transform and Roll Out}}

			{{charstubfiction\|{{storylink\|The Arrival issue 4\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}}}

	Months later, Spike flagged down a [[Ratchet (Animated)\|passing ambulance]] because his wife was about to give birth. After being drawn into a chase scene, armed robbery, and giant robot fight, he opted to take a taxi instead. {{storylink\|Garbage In, Garbage Out}}		Months later, Spike flagged down a [[Ratchet (Animated)\|passing ambulance]] because his wife was about to give birth. After being drawn into a chase scene, armed robbery, and giant robot fight, he opted to take a taxi instead. {{storylink\|Garbage In, Garbage Out}}

	In a virtual [[Detroit]] created by [[Soundwave (Animated)\|Soundwave]], Spike and Daniel were on the bus which the humanized Autobots took to [[Sumdac Tower]]. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part I}} Back in the real world, he and his family were at one of the [[Augustus Edsel\|mayor]]'s speeches when the [[Sound Wave]] toys mesmerized the population of Detroit. They were freed when Soundwave was defeated. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part II}}		In a virtual [[Detroit]] created by [[Soundwave (Animated)\|Soundwave]], Spike and Daniel were on the bus which the humanized Autobots took to [[Sumdac Tower]]. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part I}} Back in the real world, he and his family were at one of the [[Augustus Edsel\|mayor]]'s speeches when the [[Sound Wave]] toys mesmerized the population of Detroit. They were freed when Soundwave was defeated. {{Storylink\|Human Error, Part II}}

	~~{{charstubfiction\|{{storylink\|The Arrival issue 4\|The Insincerest Form of Flattery}}}}~~

	==Notes==		==Notes==