Springload (RID) - Revision history

TheLastGherkin at 21:57, 15 March 2026

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon===		===Cartoon continuity===
			====2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon====
	{{voiceactor\|[[John Steven Rocha]] (English), [[Nobuo Tobita]] (Japanese)\|[[Su Xin]] (Chinese), [[Luca Ghignone]] (Italian), [[Olivier Francart]] (French, first voice), [[Frédéric Meaux]] (French, second voice), [[Michael Bauer]] (German), [[Héctor Moreno]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Fábio Azevedo]] (Brazilian Portuguese, seasons 1 and 2), [[Júlio Monjardim]] (Brazilian Portuguese, season 3), [[Przemysław Stippa]] (Polish)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[John Steven Rocha]] (English), [[Nobuo Tobita]] (Japanese)\|[[Su Xin]] (Chinese), [[Luca Ghignone]] (Italian), [[Olivier Francart]] (French, first voice), [[Frédéric Meaux]] (French, second voice), [[Michael Bauer]] (German), [[Héctor Moreno]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Fábio Azevedo]] (Brazilian Portuguese, seasons 1 and 2), [[Júlio Monjardim]] (Brazilian Portuguese, season 3), [[Przemysław Stippa]] (Polish)}}
	[[File:RumbleJungle Springload vehicle.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|That is not slime, you are secreting mucus.]]		[[File:RumbleJungle Springload vehicle.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|That is not slime, you are secreting mucus.]]
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	Springload's stasis pod was later taken aboard ''[[Prime Force One]]'' by [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[Drift (RID)\|Drift]]. {{storylink\|Moon Breaker}}		Springload's stasis pod was later taken aboard ''[[Prime Force One]]'' by [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] and [[Drift (RID)\|Drift]]. {{storylink\|Moon Breaker}}

	===Signature ''Robots in Disguise'' comic===		====Signature ''Robots in Disguise'' comic====
	Springload cunningly clung to the side of that casket's lid and when the Autobots opened it to tip him into a stasis cell, he hopped it! The attempt to bring him in was undermined by [[Sideswipe (RID 2015)\|Sideswipe]] ignoring orders, despite being unaware of what the Decepticon could do, such as "jump".		Springload cunningly clung to the side of that casket's lid and when the Autobots opened it to tip him into a stasis cell, he hopped it! The attempt to bring him in was undermined by [[Sideswipe (RID 2015)\|Sideswipe]] ignoring orders, despite being unaware of what the Decepticon could do, such as "jump".

	Luckily, the latest [[Crash Cragster]] film was being filmed nearby and Springload mistook the prop gold for real loot. Sideswipe, realising Springload was not quite in touch with reality, cornered him and then let him 'run away'... right into a studio set's wall, thinking it was outside. The Decepticon was knocked out and easily put in a stasis cell. {{storylink\|Signature Robots in Disguise issue 1\|Look Before You Leap}}		Luckily, the latest [[Crash Cragster]] film was being filmed nearby and Springload mistook the prop gold for real loot. Sideswipe, realising Springload was not quite in touch with reality, cornered him and then let him 'run away'... right into a studio set's wall, thinking it was outside. The Decepticon was knocked out and easily put in a stasis cell. {{storylink\|Signature Robots in Disguise issue 1\|Look Before You Leap}}

			===Legends World===
			Heading into battle with a [[Starscream (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Starscream]]-possessed [[Waspinator (BW)\|Waspinator]], [[Rattrap (Legends)\|Rattrap]] triggered his [[Transformers sickness]] with [[#OneStep\|a toy of Springload]]. {{storylink\|LG-EX Waspinator}}

	==Games==		==Games==

BerylRoll at 17:12, 16 February 2026

2026-02-16T17:12:12Z

Exc3lli0n Hot5h0t: /* Robots in Disguise (2015) */

2025-09-18T05:16:00Z

Robots in Disguise (2015)

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	: Part of the first wave of ''Combiner Force'' Legion Class toys, Springload is a surprisingly show-accurate figure that manages to pull off transforming from a show-accurate pick-up truck to a mostly show-accurate robotic frog and back! He uses a lot of fake [[kibble]] to pull it off, and his face peeks out of his truck bed, but you don't care because he's awesome. Due to his transformation, he even has an articulated jaw so he can babble about Doradus like a maniac!		: Part of the first wave of ''Combiner Force'' Legion Class toys, Springload is a surprisingly show-accurate figure that manages to pull off transforming from a show-accurate pick-up truck to a mostly show-accurate robotic frog and back! He uses a lot of fake [[kibble]] to pull it off, and his face peeks out of his truck bed, but you don't care because he's awesome. Due to his transformation, he even has an articulated jaw so he can babble about Doradus like a maniac!

	:Much like the Warrior Class [[~~Starscream~~ (WFC)\|Starscream]] toy, Springload was released without the fandom even knowing he ''existed'' before he, erm, sprang up out of nowhere in Australia.		:Much like the Warrior Class [[Starscream_(WFC)/toys#Robots_in_Disguise_.282015.29\|Starscream]] toy, Springload was released without the fandom even knowing he ''existed'' before he, erm, sprang up out of nowhere in Australia.

	:Springload's scan-badge is right on the hood/beast-head, easily scannable in-package. Like ''every'' Combiner Force toys, scanning it only gives you 5 (or slightly more) Ultra Sparks and 1 (or 2) Ticket(s).		:Springload's scan-badge is right on the hood/beast-head, easily scannable in-package. Like ''every'' Combiner Force toys, scanning it only gives you 5 (or slightly more) Ultra Sparks and 1 (or 2) Ticket(s).

AutovoltGTS: /* 2015 Robots in Disguise cartoon */

2025-05-28T12:24:15Z

2015 Robots in Disguise cartoon

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon===		===2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon===
	{{voiceactor\|[[John Steven Rocha]] (English), [[Nobuo Tobita]] (Japanese)\|[[Su Xin]] (Chinese), [[Luca Ghignone]] (Italian), [[Olivier Francart]] (French, first voice), [[Frédéric Meaux]] (French, second voice), [[Michael Bauer]] (German), [[Héctor Moreno]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Fábio Azevedo]] (Brazilian Portuguese), [[Przemysław Stippa]] (Polish)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[John Steven Rocha]] (English), [[Nobuo Tobita]] (Japanese)\|[[Su Xin]] (Chinese), [[Luca Ghignone]] (Italian), [[Olivier Francart]] (French, first voice), [[Frédéric Meaux]] (French, second voice), [[Michael Bauer]] (German), [[Héctor Moreno]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Fábio Azevedo]] (Brazilian Portuguese, seasons 1 and 2), [[Júlio Monjardim]] (Brazilian Portuguese, season 3), [[Przemysław Stippa]] (Polish)}}
	[[File:RumbleJungle Springload vehicle.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|That is not slime, you are secreting mucus.]]		[[File:RumbleJungle Springload vehicle.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|That is not slime, you are secreting mucus.]]
	Springload's long search for Doradus resulted in him trashing museum staff and guards alike. He was imprisoned aboard the ''[[Alchemor (RID)\|Alchemor]]'' in a [[stasis pod]], and broke free when the ship crashed on [[Earth]]. He resumed his search in a South American forest, attempting to interrogate stone carvings in the belief they knew where Doradus was. The [[Autobot]]s [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]] and [[Strongarm (RID)\|Strongarm]] tracked him down, pursuing him into a ruined temple. His acidic skin allowed him to break free of his pursuers and after the pair narrowly escaped a collapsing room, Springload believed they had died and become ghosts. Strongarm impersonated a spirit and told him he was unworthy to find Doradus, confusing Springload enough to allow Bumblebee to trap him in a stone box. {{storylink\|Rumble in the Jungle}}		Springload's long search for Doradus resulted in him trashing museum staff and guards alike. He was imprisoned aboard the ''[[Alchemor (RID)\|Alchemor]]'' in a [[stasis pod]], and broke free when the ship crashed on [[Earth]]. He resumed his search in a South American forest, attempting to interrogate stone carvings in the belief they knew where Doradus was. The [[Autobot]]s [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]] and [[Strongarm (RID)\|Strongarm]] tracked him down, pursuing him into a ruined temple. His acidic skin allowed him to break free of his pursuers and after the pair narrowly escaped a collapsing room, Springload believed they had died and become ghosts. Strongarm impersonated a spirit and told him he was unworthy to find Doradus, confusing Springload enough to allow Bumblebee to trap him in a stone box. {{storylink\|Rumble in the Jungle}}

AutovoltGTS at 13:08, 15 January 2025

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon===		===2015 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon===
	{{voiceactor\|[[John Steven Rocha]] (English), [[Nobuo Tobita]] (Japanese)\|[[Su Xin]] (Chinese), [[Luca Ghignone]] (Italian), [[Olivier Francart]] (French, first voice), [[Frédéric Meaux]] (French, second voice), [[Michael Bauer]] (German), [[Héctor Moreno]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Fábio Azevedo]] (Brazilian Portuguese)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[John Steven Rocha]] (English), [[Nobuo Tobita]] (Japanese)\|[[Su Xin]] (Chinese), [[Luca Ghignone]] (Italian), [[Olivier Francart]] (French, first voice), [[Frédéric Meaux]] (French, second voice), [[Michael Bauer]] (German), [[Héctor Moreno]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Fábio Azevedo]] (Brazilian Portuguese), [[Przemysław Stippa]] (Polish)}}
	[[File:RumbleJungle Springload vehicle.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|That is not slime, you are secreting mucus.]]		[[File:RumbleJungle Springload vehicle.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|That is not slime, you are secreting mucus.]]
	Springload's long search for Doradus resulted in him trashing museum staff and guards alike. He was imprisoned aboard the ''[[Alchemor (RID)\|Alchemor]]'' in a [[stasis pod]], and broke free when the ship crashed on [[Earth]]. He resumed his search in a South American forest, attempting to interrogate stone carvings in the belief they knew where Doradus was. The [[Autobot]]s [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]] and [[Strongarm (RID)\|Strongarm]] tracked him down, pursuing him into a ruined temple. His acidic skin allowed him to break free of his pursuers and after the pair narrowly escaped a collapsing room, Springload believed they had died and become ghosts. Strongarm impersonated a spirit and told him he was unworthy to find Doradus, confusing Springload enough to allow Bumblebee to trap him in a stone box. {{storylink\|Rumble in the Jungle}}		Springload's long search for Doradus resulted in him trashing museum staff and guards alike. He was imprisoned aboard the ''[[Alchemor (RID)\|Alchemor]]'' in a [[stasis pod]], and broke free when the ship crashed on [[Earth]]. He resumed his search in a South American forest, attempting to interrogate stone carvings in the belief they knew where Doradus was. The [[Autobot]]s [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]] and [[Strongarm (RID)\|Strongarm]] tracked him down, pursuing him into a ruined temple. His acidic skin allowed him to break free of his pursuers and after the pair narrowly escaped a collapsing room, Springload believed they had died and become ghosts. Strongarm impersonated a spirit and told him he was unworthy to find Doradus, confusing Springload enough to allow Bumblebee to trap him in a stone box. {{storylink\|Rumble in the Jungle}}

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47: /* Notes */

2024-10-27T07:48:40Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*In the Japanese dub, Springload's first-person pronouns alternate between "ora" or "ashi", and ended his sentences with "kero".		*In the Japanese dub, Springload's first-person pronouns alternate between "ora" (俺等/おら) or "ashi" (私/あし), and ended his sentences with "kero" (ケロ).

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===
	*''Japanese:'' '''Springload''' (スプリングロード ''Supuringurōdo'')		*''Japanese:'' '''Springload''' (スプリングロード ''Supuringurōdo'')

AutovoltGTS at 18:04, 21 June 2024

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			*In the Japanese dub, Springload's first-person pronouns alternate between "ora" or "ashi", and ended his sentences with "kero".
	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===
	*''Japanese:'' '''Springload''' (スプリングロード ''Supuringurōdo'')		*''Japanese:'' '''Springload''' (スプリングロード ''Supuringurōdo'')

TitaniumToughGuy: /* Robots in Disguise (2015) */

2024-01-10T16:10:17Z

Robots in Disguise (2015)

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	<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Springload''' (Legion Class, 2016)}}</ul>		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Springload''' (Legion Class, 2016)}}</ul>

	: Part of the first wave of ''Combiner Force'' Legion Class toys, Springload is a surprisingly show-accurate figure that manages to pull off transforming from a show-accurate pick-up truck to a mostly show-accurate robotic frog and back! He uses a lot of fake [[kibble]] to pull it off, and his face peeks out of his truck bed, but you don't care because he's awesome. Due to his transformation, he even has an articulated jaw so he can babble about Doradus like a maniac! ~~He is also currently the shortest (yes, even shorter than Steeljaw and Groundbuster combined) Legion Class ever released.~~		: Part of the first wave of ''Combiner Force'' Legion Class toys, Springload is a surprisingly show-accurate figure that manages to pull off transforming from a show-accurate pick-up truck to a mostly show-accurate robotic frog and back! He uses a lot of fake [[kibble]] to pull it off, and his face peeks out of his truck bed, but you don't care because he's awesome. Due to his transformation, he even has an articulated jaw so he can babble about Doradus like a maniac!

	:Much like the Warrior Class [[Starscream (WFC)\|Starscream]] toy, Springload was released without the fandom even knowing he ''existed'' before he, erm, sprang up out of nowhere in Australia.		:Much like the Warrior Class [[Starscream (WFC)\|Starscream]] toy, Springload was released without the fandom even knowing he ''existed'' before he, erm, sprang up out of nowhere in Australia.

M Sipher: /* Toys */

2023-10-29T03:02:58Z

Toys

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	:As US retailers almost wholly passed on ''Kre-O'', this set got released in Canada and various European and Asian markets only. In late 2015, TJ Maxx and Marshalls stores in the US started to get the 2015 Kre-O sets, including this one... though this and the "[[Sideswipe (RID)#Kre-O\|Sideswipe]] Roadway Rundown" set were seemingly released in smaller numbers than the rest.		:As US retailers almost wholly passed on ''Kre-O'', this set got released in Canada and various European and Asian markets only. In late 2015, TJ Maxx and Marshalls stores in the US started to get the 2015 Kre-O sets, including this one... though this and the "[[Sideswipe (RID)#Kre-O\|Sideswipe]] Roadway Rundown" set were seemingly released in smaller numbers than the rest.
	{{--}}		{{-}}

	===''Robots in Disguise'' (2015)===		===''Robots in Disguise'' (2015)===
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	[[File:RID15-toy Springload1Step.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\|''"Show design was clearly never intended to be a toy, but they made a game effort."''--Dave Van Domelen (quote used with permission) ''(Hasbro version pictured)'']]		[[File:RID15-toy Springload1Step.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\|''"Show design was clearly never intended to be a toy, but they made a game effort."''--Dave Van Domelen (quote used with permission) ''(Hasbro version pictured)'']]
	[[File:Transformers-adventure-TED-19-Springload.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''(TakaraTomy version pictured)'']]		[[File:Transformers-adventure-TED-19-Springload.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|''(TakaraTomy version pictured)'']]
	*'''Springload''' (One-Step Changer, 2015-2016)		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Springload''' (One-Step Changer, 2015-2016)}}</ul>
	**''Japanese release date:~~'' 2016-[[February 27\|02-27]]~~		:*''Takara ID number'': '''TED-19'''
	**''~~Japanese~~ ID number:'' '''TED-19'''		:*''Takara release date'': [[February 27]], 2016

	:Part of the eighth wave of ''Robots in Disguise'' One-Step Changers, Springload transforms into sort of deformed pick-up truck that bears almost no resemblance to the pick-up truck in the cartoon. (If not for the rollbar struts in back to suggest a pickup bed, it'd be more of a muscle car.) His single-step transformation is hinged on his hindquarters: pulling his hindlegs out moves a spring-loaded (hah) gear system that flips the car hood back and releases his robot-mode legs. These legs actually dangle freely in robot mode, and require the weight of the figure upon them to set them in place. Thankfully they retract automatically when converting back to vehicle mode.		:Part of the eighth wave of ''Robots in Disguise'' One-Step Changers, Springload transforms into sort of deformed pick-up truck that bears almost no resemblance to the pick-up truck in the cartoon. (If not for the rollbar struts in back to suggest a pickup bed, it'd be more of a muscle car.) His single-step transformation is hinged on his hindquarters: pulling his hindlegs out moves a spring-loaded (hah) gear system that flips the car hood back and releases his robot-mode legs. These legs actually dangle freely in robot mode, and require the weight of the figure upon them to set them in place. Thankfully they retract automatically when converting back to vehicle mode.
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	{{-}}{{anchor\|Legion}}		{{-}}{{anchor\|Legion}}
	[[File:TF-RID2015-Legion-Class-Springload.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|... Okay, maybe it ''was'' meant to be a toy.]]		[[File:TF-RID2015-Legion-Class-Springload.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|... Okay, maybe it ''was'' meant to be a toy.]]
	*'''Springload''' (Legion Class, 2016)		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Springload''' (Legion Class, 2016)}}</ul>

	: Part of the first wave of ''Combiner Force'' Legion Class toys, Springload is a surprisingly show-accurate figure that manages to pull off transforming from a show-accurate pick-up truck to a mostly show-accurate robotic frog and back! He uses a lot of fake [[kibble]] to pull it off, and his face peeks out of his truck bed, but you don't care because he's awesome. Due to his transformation, he even has an articulated jaw so he can babble about Doradus like a maniac! He is also currently the shortest (yes, even shorter than Steeljaw and Groundbuster combined) Legion Class ever released.		: Part of the first wave of ''Combiner Force'' Legion Class toys, Springload is a surprisingly show-accurate figure that manages to pull off transforming from a show-accurate pick-up truck to a mostly show-accurate robotic frog and back! He uses a lot of fake [[kibble]] to pull it off, and his face peeks out of his truck bed, but you don't care because he's awesome. Due to his transformation, he even has an articulated jaw so he can babble about Doradus like a maniac! He is also currently the shortest (yes, even shorter than Steeljaw and Groundbuster combined) Legion Class ever released.
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	:Springload's scan-badge is right on the hood/beast-head, easily scannable in-package. Like ''every'' Combiner Force toys, scanning it only gives you 5 (or slightly more) Ultra Sparks and 1 (or 2) Ticket(s).		:Springload's scan-badge is right on the hood/beast-head, easily scannable in-package. Like ''every'' Combiner Force toys, scanning it only gives you 5 (or slightly more) Ultra Sparks and 1 (or 2) Ticket(s).
	{{--}}		{{-}}

	==Merchandise==		==Merchandise==

ThatGuy79: /* Tiny Titans */

2023-02-14T18:31:49Z

Tiny Titans

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	**''Number'' : '''11/12'''		**''Number'' : '''11/12'''

	: Part of the third [[Blindpacking\|blind-bagged]] assortment of ''[[Tiny Titans]]'', this is a small, soft-plastic figurine of Springload with an oddly-extended head, making him look more like dragon than a frog.		: Part of the third [[Blindpacking\|blind-bagged]] assortment of ''[[Tiny Titans]]'', this is a small, soft-plastic figurine of Springload with an oddly-extended head, making him look more like a dragon than a frog. His colors are extremely inaccurate, with his entire body being gray.

	: He comes with a trading card with a scan-badge for the [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (mobile game)\|''Robots in Disguise'' mobile game]], which unlocks a random amount of Energon "currency" and a randomized bonus power-up item.		: He comes with a trading card with a scan-badge for the [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (mobile game)\|''Robots in Disguise'' mobile game]], which unlocks a random amount of Energon "currency" and a randomized bonus power-up item.

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	[[File:RID-springload.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Ribbits in disguise.]]		[[File:RID-springload.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Ribbits in disguise.]]

	'''Springload''' has issues. This [[Amphiboid]] continually obsesses over the mythical [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]ian city of [[Doradus]], dreaming of discovering the ancient city so that he can lay claim to its myriad riches and its legendary fountain of [[Energon]]. Most other [[Decepticon]]s might write this off as a harmless hobby... until they actually meet him. Delusional and paranoid, Springload believes that he's been chosen by the spirits of Doradus, and that everyone—and every''thing''—else is out to stop him from fulfilling his destiny. And if you're not ''with'' him, then you're obviously ''against'' him. Springload displays a capacity for violence that puts even his fellow Decepticons on edge, boasting a toxin-tipped tongue, a powerful kick, and acidic armor to keep his pursuers at arm's length.		'''Springload''' has issues. This [[Amphiboid]] continually obsesses over the mythical [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]ian city of [[Doradus]], dreaming of discovering the ancient city so that he can lay claim to its myriad riches and its legendary fountain of [[Energon]]. Most other [[Decepticon]]s might write this off as a harmless hobby... until they actually meet him. Delusional and paranoid, Springload believes that he's been chosen by the spirits of Doradus, and that everyone—and every''thing''—else is out to stop him from fulfilling his destiny. And if you're not ''with'' him, then you're obviously ''against'' him. Springload displays a capacity for violence that puts even his fellow Decepticons on edge, boasting a toxin-tipped tongue, a powerful kick, and acidic armor to keep his pursuers at arm's length.

	Fortunately, Springload's unbalanced mental state makes him extremely gullible, so if you feed him the right information it's all too easy to get him onto your side. This might work in the short term, but as soon as Springload finds out he's been had then he'll have no qualms about kicking his would-be benefactor into next week.		Fortunately, Springload's unbalanced mental state makes him extremely gullible, so if you feed him the right information it's all too easy to get him onto your side. This might work in the short term, but as soon as Springload finds out he's been had then he'll have no qualms about kicking his would-be benefactor into next week.
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	Now loose on [[Earth]], he's ready to keep indulging his dangerous compulsion... and [[Primus]] help anyone who tries to stop him.		Now loose on [[Earth]], he's ready to keep indulging his dangerous compulsion... and [[Primus]] help anyone who tries to stop him.

	{{quote\|Thieves! You think you can follow ''me'' to the treasure? And then what? Wrest it away?! Never!\|Springload\|"[[Rumble in the Jungle]]"}}		{{quote\|Thieves! You think you can follow ''me'' to the treasure? And then what? Wrest it away?! Never!\|Springload\|"[[Rumble in the Jungle (RID)\|Rumble in the Jungle]]"}}

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
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	{{voiceactor\|[[John Steven Rocha]] (English), [[Nobuo Tobita]] (Japanese)\|[[Su Xin]] (Chinese), [[Luca Ghignone]] (Italian), [[Olivier Francart]] (French, first voice), [[Frédéric Meaux]] (French, second voice), [[Michael Bauer]] (German), [[Héctor Moreno]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Fábio Azevedo]] (Brazilian Portuguese, seasons 1 and 2), [[Júlio Monjardim]] (Brazilian Portuguese, season 3), [[Przemysław Stippa]] (Polish)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[John Steven Rocha]] (English), [[Nobuo Tobita]] (Japanese)\|[[Su Xin]] (Chinese), [[Luca Ghignone]] (Italian), [[Olivier Francart]] (French, first voice), [[Frédéric Meaux]] (French, second voice), [[Michael Bauer]] (German), [[Héctor Moreno]] (Latin-American Spanish), [[Fábio Azevedo]] (Brazilian Portuguese, seasons 1 and 2), [[Júlio Monjardim]] (Brazilian Portuguese, season 3), [[Przemysław Stippa]] (Polish)}}
	[[File:RumbleJungle Springload vehicle.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|That is not slime, you are secreting mucus.]]		[[File:RumbleJungle Springload vehicle.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|That is not slime, you are secreting mucus.]]
	Springload's long search for Doradus resulted in him trashing museum staff and guards alike. He was imprisoned aboard the ''[[Alchemor (RID)\|Alchemor]]'' in a [[stasis pod]], and broke free when the ship crashed on [[Earth]]. He resumed his search in a South American forest, attempting to interrogate stone carvings in the belief they knew where Doradus was. The [[Autobot]]s [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]] and [[Strongarm (RID)\|Strongarm]] tracked him down, pursuing him into a ruined temple. His acidic skin allowed him to break free of his pursuers and after the pair narrowly escaped a collapsing room, Springload believed they had died and become ghosts. Strongarm impersonated a spirit and told him he was unworthy to find Doradus, confusing Springload enough to allow Bumblebee to trap him in a stone box. {{storylink\|Rumble in the Jungle}}		Springload's long search for Doradus resulted in him trashing museum staff and guards alike. He was imprisoned aboard the ''[[Alchemor (RID)\|Alchemor]]'' in a [[stasis pod]], and broke free when the ship crashed on [[Earth]]. He resumed his search in a South American forest, attempting to interrogate stone carvings in the belief they knew where Doradus was. The [[Autobot]]s [[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]] and [[Strongarm (RID)\|Strongarm]] tracked him down, pursuing him into a ruined temple. His acidic skin allowed him to break free of his pursuers and after the pair narrowly escaped a collapsing room, Springload believed they had died and become ghosts. Strongarm impersonated a spirit and told him he was unworthy to find Doradus, confusing Springload enough to allow Bumblebee to trap him in a stone box. {{storylink\|Rumble in the Jungle (RID)\|Rumble in the Jungle}}

	Springload was later released by [[Quillfire (RID)\|Quillfire]], whose pod had been damaged in an accident, allowing him to escape. Seeing the Amphiboid's ferocity, the cowardly Quillfire quickly convinced Springload to join him (and provide protection) by claiming he was in touch with the spirits of Doradus. Escaping the scrapyard, the two eventually broke into a nearby [[human]] military base and commandeer a giant experimental tank; Quillfire assured his increasingly skeptical partner that the human vehicle would carry them to Doradus.		Springload was later released by [[Quillfire (RID)\|Quillfire]], whose pod had been damaged in an accident, allowing him to escape. Seeing the Amphiboid's ferocity, the cowardly Quillfire quickly convinced Springload to join him (and provide protection) by claiming he was in touch with the spirits of Doradus. Escaping the scrapyard, the two eventually broke into a nearby [[human]] military base and commandeer a giant experimental tank; Quillfire assured his increasingly skeptical partner that the human vehicle would carry them to Doradus.
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	===Signature ''Robots in Disguise'' comic===		===Signature ''Robots in Disguise'' comic===
	Springload cunningly clung to the side of that casket's lid and when the Autobots opened it to tip him into a stasis cell, he hopped it! The attempt to bring him in was undermined by [[Sideswipe (RID)\|Sideswipe]] ignoring orders, despite being unaware of what the Decepticon could do, such as "jump".		Springload cunningly clung to the side of that casket's lid and when the Autobots opened it to tip him into a stasis cell, he hopped it! The attempt to bring him in was undermined by [[Sideswipe (RID 2015)\|Sideswipe]] ignoring orders, despite being unaware of what the Decepticon could do, such as "jump".

	Luckily, the latest [[Crash Cragster]] film was being filmed nearby and Springload mistook the prop gold for real loot. Sideswipe, realising Springload was not quite in touch with reality, cornered him and then let him 'run away'... right into a studio set's wall, thinking it was outside. The Decepticon was knocked out and easily put in a stasis cell. {{storylink\|Signature Robots in Disguise issue 1\|Look Before You Leap}}		Luckily, the latest [[Crash Cragster]] film was being filmed nearby and Springload mistook the prop gold for real loot. Sideswipe, realising Springload was not quite in touch with reality, cornered him and then let him 'run away'... right into a studio set's wall, thinking it was outside. The Decepticon was knocked out and easily put in a stasis cell. {{storylink\|Signature Robots in Disguise issue 1\|Look Before You Leap}}
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	:Only available in the "[[Strongarm (RID)#Kre-O\|Strongarm]] [[Capture Cruiser]]" set, the Springload Kreon uses the new 2015 style of Kreon hips and torso, with a hollow hip-peg and a central post inside the torso for increased grip... which also makes them incompatible with about four years' worth of Kreons.		:Only available in the "[[Strongarm (RID)#Kre-O\|Strongarm]] [[Capture Cruiser]]" set, the Springload Kreon uses the new 2015 style of Kreon hips and torso, with a hollow hip-peg and a central post inside the torso for increased grip... which also makes them incompatible with about four years' worth of Kreons.

	:As US retailers almost wholly passed on ''Kre-O'', this set got released in Canada and various European and Asian markets only. In late 2015, TJ Maxx and Marshalls stores in the US started to get the 2015 Kre-O sets, including this one... though this and the "[[Sideswipe (RID)#Kre-O\|Sideswipe]] Roadway Rundown" set were seemingly released in smaller numbers than the rest.		:As US retailers almost wholly passed on ''Kre-O'', this set got released in Canada and various European and Asian markets only. In late 2015, TJ Maxx and Marshalls stores in the US started to get the 2015 Kre-O sets, including this one... though this and the "[[Sideswipe (RID 2015)#Kre-O\|Sideswipe]] Roadway Rundown" set were seemingly released in smaller numbers than the rest.
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