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TheLastGherkin: /* Timelines */

2026-03-13T10:43:08Z

Timelines

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	Stretch, [[Gunnyr]], and [[Bad Boy]] attacked a Guardian training exercise and nearly took several hostages before Leader-1 and his veterans arrived to see them off. {{gbstorylink\|Rebels Without A Circuit}} Later, after Cy-Kill disappeared into another dimension following an accident with an experimental [[Anti-Phase-Displace Blaster]], Stretch and the Renegades found themselves under attack by the Guardians, galvanized by Cy-Kill's absence. Stretch and [[Spoons]] were pinned down by enemy fire, but at the decisive moment, Cy-Kill returned from his interdimensional exile with new reinforcements. [[Clutch (GoBots)\|Clutch]] and [[Warpath (GoBots)\|Warpath]] rescued Stretch and Spoons, and the Renegades drove their enemies off. {{gbstorylink\|Opportunity Knocks Part 2}}		Stretch, [[Gunnyr]], and [[Bad Boy]] attacked a Guardian training exercise and nearly took several hostages before Leader-1 and his veterans arrived to see them off. {{gbstorylink\|Rebels Without A Circuit}} Later, after Cy-Kill disappeared into another dimension following an accident with an experimental [[Anti-Phase-Displace Blaster]], Stretch and the Renegades found themselves under attack by the Guardians, galvanized by Cy-Kill's absence. Stretch and [[Spoons]] were pinned down by enemy fire, but at the decisive moment, Cy-Kill returned from his interdimensional exile with new reinforcements. [[Clutch (GoBots)\|Clutch]] and [[Warpath (GoBots)\|Warpath]] rescued Stretch and Spoons, and the Renegades drove their enemies off. {{gbstorylink\|Opportunity Knocks Part 2}}
	{{--}}		{{--}}

			===''Legends'' comic===
			While on the run from the Autobots, [[Slipstream (Animated)\|Slipstream]] passed by several wanted posters, including one featuring Stretch. {{storylink\|LG16 Slipstream}}

	===''Timelines''===		===''Timelines''===

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 06:51, 5 September 2024

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	Because those giant robots hadn't caused him enough headaches already, Porter C. Powell decided to pull some strings and buy himself an AllSpark fragment on the black market. Exactly what he intended it for is unknown, for while in transit, his car was attacked by the [[Angry Archer]], and in the commotion, the fragment made contact with the limousine's dashboard and metamorphosed it into Stretch. The vain and status-obsessed Decepticon nearly bankrupted Powell, who had to make an uneasy alliance with his old rival [[Isaac Sumdac (Animated)\|Isaac Sumdac]] in order to solve this problem. The two lured Stretch into the [[Sumdac Tower]] [[space bridge]], and he was gone in a flash (He'd like to think it was the most beautiful and impressive flash.)		Because those giant robots hadn't caused him enough headaches already, Porter C. Powell decided to pull some strings and buy himself an AllSpark fragment on the black market. Exactly what he intended it for is unknown, for while in transit, his car was attacked by the [[Angry Archer]], and in the commotion, the fragment made contact with the limousine's dashboard and metamorphosed it into Stretch. The vain and status-obsessed Decepticon nearly bankrupted Powell, who had to make an uneasy alliance with his old rival [[Isaac Sumdac (Animated)\|Isaac Sumdac]] in order to solve this problem. The two lured Stretch into the [[Sumdac Tower]] [[space bridge]], and he was gone in a flash (He'd like to think it was the most beautiful and impressive flash.)

	Sumdac would later note that Stretch was now 17 quantum-string vibrational levels from their current reality. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}} Stretch had ended up on a primary [[Gargent]] reality's [[Gobotron]], where his copy of the [[Powell Motorworks historical database]] made him quite wealthy for a time. When his money ran out, he was recruited by [[Loco (GoBots)\|Loco]] into the [[Renegade]]s. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015~~/09/30~~}}		Sumdac would later note that Stretch was now 17 quantum-string vibrational levels from their current reality. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}} Stretch had ended up on a primary [[Gargent]] reality's [[Gobotron]], where his copy of the [[Powell Motorworks historical database]] made him quite wealthy for a time. When his money ran out, he was recruited by [[Loco (GoBots)\|Loco]] into the [[Renegade]]s. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 30 September 2015}}

	Stretch, [[Gunnyr]], and [[Bad Boy]] attacked a Guardian training exercise and nearly took several hostages before Leader-1 and his veterans arrived to see them off. {{~~storylink~~\|Rebels Without A Circuit}} Later, after Cy-Kill disappeared into another dimension following an accident with an experimental [[Anti-Phase-Displace Blaster]], Stretch and the Renegades found themselves under attack by the Guardians, galvanized by Cy-Kill's absence. Stretch and [[Spoons]] were pinned down by enemy fire, but at the decisive moment, Cy-Kill returned from his interdimensional exile with new reinforcements. [[Clutch (GoBots)\|Clutch]] and [[Warpath (GoBots)\|Warpath]] rescued Stretch and Spoons, and the Renegades drove their enemies off. {{~~storylink~~\|Opportunity Knocks Part 2}}		Stretch, [[Gunnyr]], and [[Bad Boy]] attacked a Guardian training exercise and nearly took several hostages before Leader-1 and his veterans arrived to see them off. {{gbstorylink\|Rebels Without A Circuit}} Later, after Cy-Kill disappeared into another dimension following an accident with an experimental [[Anti-Phase-Displace Blaster]], Stretch and the Renegades found themselves under attack by the Guardians, galvanized by Cy-Kill's absence. Stretch and [[Spoons]] were pinned down by enemy fire, but at the decisive moment, Cy-Kill returned from his interdimensional exile with new reinforcements. [[Clutch (GoBots)\|Clutch]] and [[Warpath (GoBots)\|Warpath]] rescued Stretch and Spoons, and the Renegades drove their enemies off. {{gbstorylink\|Opportunity Knocks Part 2}}
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	===''Go-Bots'' comic===		===''Go-Bots'' comic===
	[[File:GoBots2Stretch.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left]]		[[File:GoBots2Stretch.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left\|]]
	Stretch was the personal limousine [[GoBot\|Go-Bot]] of [[T. Coriander Banks]], and transported the businessman to the illegal Go-Bot gladiator fights he was hoping to persuade [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] and [[Matt Hunter]] to join. When they refused, Stretch briefly squared up to Turbo before the pair escaped. {{storylink\|Go-Bots issue 1\|Go-Bots #1}} Later, when Banks's tinkering to produce greater levels of bloodlust in his fighters led to a full-blown Go-Bot uprising, Stretch turned on his owner, leaving Banks suspended on power lines with mortal injuries. Stretch then attacked Turbo, [[Scooter (GoBots)\|Scooter]], Matt Hunter and [[A.J. Foster]], who all set him on fire with improvised Molotov cocktails containing Go-Bot fuel. Nevertheless, he was still able to fight Turbo, pounding the racing Go-Bot down into the sewers. {{storylink\|Go-Bots issue 2\|Go-Bots #2}}		Stretch was the personal limousine [[GoBot\|Go-Bot]] of [[T. Coriander Banks]], and transported the businessman to the illegal Go-Bot gladiator fights he was hoping to persuade [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] and [[Matt Hunter]] to join. When they refused, Stretch briefly squared up to Turbo before the pair escaped. {{storylink\|Go-Bots issue 1\|Go-Bots #1}} Later, when Banks's tinkering to produce greater levels of bloodlust in his fighters led to a full-blown Go-Bot uprising, Stretch turned on his owner, leaving Banks suspended on power lines with mortal injuries. Stretch then attacked Turbo, [[Scooter (GoBots)\|Scooter]], Matt Hunter, and [[A.J. Foster]], who all set him on fire with improvised Molotov cocktails containing Go-Bot fuel. Nevertheless, he was still able to fight Turbo, pounding the racing Go-Bot down into the sewers. {{storylink\|Go-Bots issue 2\|Go-Bots #2}}
	{{--}}		{{--}}

Ookalf: /* Go-Bots comic */

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Go-Bots comic

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	===''Go-Bots'' comic===		===''Go-Bots'' comic===
	[[File:GoBots2Stretch.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left]]		[[File:GoBots2Stretch.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left]]
	Stretch was the personal limousine [[GoBot\|Go-Bot]] of [[T. Coriander Banks]], and transported the businessman to the illegal Go-Bot gladiator fights he was hoping to persuade [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] and [[Matt Hunter]] to join. When they refused, Stretch briefly squared up to Turbo before the pair escaped. {{storylink\|Go-Bots issue 1\|Go-Bots #1}} Later, when Banks's tinkering to produce greater levels of bloodlust in his fighters led to a full-blown Go-Bot uprising, Stretch turned on his owner, leaving Banks suspended on power lines with mortal injuries. Stretch then attacked Turbo, [[Scooter (GoBots)\|Scooter]], Matt Hunter and [[A.J. Foster]], who all set him on fire with improvised Molotov cocktails containing Go-Bot fuel. Nevertheless, he was still able to fight Turbo, pounding the racing Go-Bot down into the sewers.{{storylink\|Go-Bots issue 2\|Go-Bots #2}}		Stretch was the personal limousine [[GoBot\|Go-Bot]] of [[T. Coriander Banks]], and transported the businessman to the illegal Go-Bot gladiator fights he was hoping to persuade [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] and [[Matt Hunter]] to join. When they refused, Stretch briefly squared up to Turbo before the pair escaped. {{storylink\|Go-Bots issue 1\|Go-Bots #1}} Later, when Banks's tinkering to produce greater levels of bloodlust in his fighters led to a full-blown Go-Bot uprising, Stretch turned on his owner, leaving Banks suspended on power lines with mortal injuries. Stretch then attacked Turbo, [[Scooter (GoBots)\|Scooter]], Matt Hunter and [[A.J. Foster]], who all set him on fire with improvised Molotov cocktails containing Go-Bot fuel. Nevertheless, he was still able to fight Turbo, pounding the racing Go-Bot down into the sewers. {{storylink\|Go-Bots issue 2\|Go-Bots #2}}
	{{--}}		{{--}}

Saix: /* Notes */clean up, replaced: "Ask Vector Prime" → Ask Vector Prime

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Notes: clean up, replaced: "Ask Vector Prime" → Ask Vector Prime

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	*As noted at both [[BotCon 2008]] and on the DVD audio commentary for "[[Garbage In, Garbage Out]]", Powell's limousine was based on the [[Renegade]] [[GoBot]] [http://tfu.info/Gobots/Renegades/Tux/tux.htm Tux] because another member of the production staff still owned one from childhood. When the idea came about to turn the limo into a Transformer for ''[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II]]'', the resultant robot was named "Stretch", which was the alternate name that Tux was known by in the ''{{gb\|Challenge of the GoBots (cartoon)\|Challenge of the Go-Bots}}'' cartoon.		*As noted at both [[BotCon 2008]] and on the DVD audio commentary for "[[Garbage In, Garbage Out]]", Powell's limousine was based on the [[Renegade]] [[GoBot]] [http://tfu.info/Gobots/Renegades/Tux/tux.htm Tux] because another member of the production staff still owned one from childhood. When the idea came about to turn the limo into a Transformer for ''[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II]]'', the resultant robot was named "Stretch", which was the alternate name that Tux was known by in the ''{{gb\|Challenge of the GoBots (cartoon)\|Challenge of the Go-Bots}}'' cartoon.
	**Artist [[Laurent Libessart]] was commissioned to create Stretch's robot mode by [[Jim Sorenson]], and he carried on the theme by directly basing his design on Tux. [[Derrick J. Wyatt]] then made adjustments to the head design and coloration,<ref>http://a-loft-on-cybertron.deviantart.com/art/Animated-Tux-170660163</ref> replacing his original Tux-based face with a new one that was even more of a caricature of a high society tycoon, with a monocle and "Hollywood gap grin" to go along with his top hat.		**Artist [[Laurent Libessart]] was commissioned to create Stretch's robot mode by [[Jim Sorenson]], and he carried on the theme by directly basing his design on Tux. [[Derrick J. Wyatt]] then made adjustments to the head design and coloration,<ref>http://a-loft-on-cybertron.deviantart.com/art/Animated-Tux-170660163</ref> replacing his original Tux-based face with a new one that was even more of a caricature of a high society tycoon, with a monocle and "Hollywood gap grin" to go along with his top hat.
	**Stretch's fate—being banished across dimensions, here specifically called "levels", another bit of ''GoBots'' parlance—coupled with his cartoon-derived name, seem to combine to suggest that ''Animated'' Stretch and ''Challenge of the GoBots'' Stretch could actually be one and the same character. "Ask Vector Prime", also written by Sorenson, would confirm this theory while explaining why GoBots had Earth-based alternate modes hundreds of years ago.		**Stretch's fate—being banished across dimensions, here specifically called "levels", another bit of ''GoBots'' parlance—coupled with his cartoon-derived name, seem to combine to suggest that ''Animated'' Stretch and ''Challenge of the GoBots'' Stretch could actually be one and the same character. Ask Vector Prime, also written by Sorenson, would confirm this theory while explaining why GoBots had Earth-based alternate modes hundreds of years ago.
	*The story of Stretch is recounted in flashback by Powell himself and is specifically set after the events of the cartoon series, since the [[Autobot]]s are said to have already returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. There had not previously been clear canonical evidence that AllSpark fragments remained at large on Earth after [[Prowl (Animated)\|Prowl]] and [[Jazz (Animated)\|Jazz]] attempted to reunite them all in "[[Endgame, Part II]]"; now we know they must not have gotten them all.		*The story of Stretch is recounted in flashback by Powell himself and is specifically set after the events of the cartoon series, since the [[Autobot]]s are said to have already returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. There had not previously been clear canonical evidence that AllSpark fragments remained at large on Earth after [[Prowl (Animated)\|Prowl]] and [[Jazz (Animated)\|Jazz]] attempted to reunite them all in "[[Endgame, Part II]]"; now we know they must not have gotten them all.
	*Cy-Kill notes that he transforms into a Rolls-Royce Phantom VI limousine, a form he must have adopted at some point after he arrived on [[Gobotron]].		*Cy-Kill notes that he transforms into a Rolls-Royce Phantom VI limousine, a form he must have adopted at some point after he arrived on [[Gobotron]].

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Go-Bots comic

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	===''Go-Bots'' comic===		===''Go-Bots'' comic===
	[[File:GoBots2Stretch.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left]]		[[File:GoBots2Stretch.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left]]
	Stretch was the personal limousine [[GoBot\|Go-Bot]] of [[~~Coriander~~ T. Banks]], and transported the businessman to the illegal Go-Bot gladiator fights he was hoping to persuade [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] and [[Matt Hunter]] to join. When they refused, Stretch briefly squared up to Turbo before the pair escaped. {{storylink\|Go-Bots issue 1\|Go-Bots #1}} Later, when Banks's tinkering to produce greater levels of bloodlust in his fighters led to a full-blown Go-Bot uprising, Stretch turned on his owner, leaving Banks suspended on power lines with mortal injuries. Stretch then attacked Turbo, [[Scooter (GoBots)\|Scooter]], Matt Hunter and [[A.J. Foster]], who all set him on fire with improvised Molotov cocktails containing Go-Bot fuel. Nevertheless, he was still able to fight Turbo, pounding the racing Go-Bot down into the sewers.{{storylink\|Go-Bots issue 2\|Go-Bots #2}}		Stretch was the personal limousine [[GoBot\|Go-Bot]] of [[T. Coriander Banks]], and transported the businessman to the illegal Go-Bot gladiator fights he was hoping to persuade [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] and [[Matt Hunter]] to join. When they refused, Stretch briefly squared up to Turbo before the pair escaped. {{storylink\|Go-Bots issue 1\|Go-Bots #1}} Later, when Banks's tinkering to produce greater levels of bloodlust in his fighters led to a full-blown Go-Bot uprising, Stretch turned on his owner, leaving Banks suspended on power lines with mortal injuries. Stretch then attacked Turbo, [[Scooter (GoBots)\|Scooter]], Matt Hunter and [[A.J. Foster]], who all set him on fire with improvised Molotov cocktails containing Go-Bot fuel. Nevertheless, he was still able to fight Turbo, pounding the racing Go-Bot down into the sewers.{{storylink\|Go-Bots issue 2\|Go-Bots #2}}
	{{--}}		{{--}}

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	[[File:AnimatedStretch.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|A fine day for mayoring, if I do say so myself!]]		[[File:AnimatedStretch.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|A fine day for mayoring, if I do say so myself!]]
	To '''Stretch''', there's nothing wrong with demanding only the finest things in life, since that's exactly what he himself is. An [[AllSpark\|AllSpark fragment]] gave life to the top-of-the-line [[TUX model mega-limo]] belonging to [[Porter C. Powell]], and now the newly created Stretch is making good use of his former owner's wealth and personal connections in order to acquire the poshest of baubles and every last trapping of opulent glitz that reflects in his monocled gaze.		To '''Stretch''', there's nothing wrong with demanding only the finest things in life, since that's exactly what he himself is. An [[AllSpark\|AllSpark fragment]] gave life to the top-of-the-line [[TUX model mega-limo]] belonging to [[Porter C. Powell]], and now the newly created Stretch is making good use of his former owner's wealth and personal connections in order to acquire the poshest of baubles and every last trapping of opulent glitz that reflects in his monocled gaze.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==

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External links

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	==External links==		==External links==
	{{GBwiki\|~~Stretch~~}}		{{GBwiki\|Tux}}
	*[http://www.tfu.info/Gobots/Renegades/Tux/tux.htm Tux on TFU.info]		*[http://www.tfu.info/Gobots/Renegades/Tux/tux.htm Tux on TFU.info]

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

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Notes

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	*The story of Stretch is recounted in flashback by Powell himself and is specifically set after the events of the cartoon series, since the [[Autobot]]s are said to have already returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. There had not previously been clear canonical evidence that AllSpark fragments remained at large on Earth after [[Prowl (Animated)\|Prowl]] and [[Jazz (Animated)\|Jazz]] attempted to reunite them all in "[[Endgame, Part II]]"; now we know they must not have gotten them all.		*The story of Stretch is recounted in flashback by Powell himself and is specifically set after the events of the cartoon series, since the [[Autobot]]s are said to have already returned to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. There had not previously been clear canonical evidence that AllSpark fragments remained at large on Earth after [[Prowl (Animated)\|Prowl]] and [[Jazz (Animated)\|Jazz]] attempted to reunite them all in "[[Endgame, Part II]]"; now we know they must not have gotten them all.
	*Cy-Kill notes that he transforms into a Rolls-Royce Phantom VI limousine, a form he must have adopted at some point after he arrived on [[Gobotron]].		*Cy-Kill notes that he transforms into a Rolls-Royce Phantom VI limousine, a form he must have adopted at some point after he arrived on [[Gobotron]].
			*In the ''[[Go-Bots (comic)\|Go-Bots]]'' comic, a black limousine Go-Bot is referred to as "Stretch", while a white Go-Bot using the traditional [[Tux]] colors appears in a crowd shot. It is unclear if this is an error or a distinction inspired by the different names, but we opt to give them separate articles.

	==References==		==References==

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External links

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	[[Category:Animated Decepticons]]		[[Category:Animated Decepticons]]
	[[Category:Dimension hoppers]]		[[Category:Dimension hoppers]]
	~~[[Category:Fiction-only characters]]~~
	[[Category:Renegades]]		[[Category:Renegades]]

Saix at 14:40, 17 September 2021

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	:''Stretch is a [[Decepticon]] from the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]] [[continuity family]] and a [[Renegade]] from the [[GoBots]] continuity family.''		:''Stretch is a [[Decepticon]] from the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]] [[continuity family]] and a [[Renegade]] from the [[GoBots]] continuity family.''

	[[File:AnimatedStretch.jpg\|thumb\|~~300px~~\|right\|A fine day for mayoring, if I do say so myself!]]		[[File:AnimatedStretch.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|A fine day for mayoring, if I do say so myself!]]
	To '''Stretch''', there's nothing wrong with demanding only the finest things in life, since that's exactly what he himself is. An [[AllSpark\|AllSpark fragment]] gave life to the top-of-the-line [[TUX model mega-limo]] belonging to [[Porter C. Powell]], and now the newly created Stretch is making good use of his former owner's wealth and personal connections in order to acquire the poshest of baubles and every last trapping of opulent glitz that reflects in his monocled gaze.		To '''Stretch''', there's nothing wrong with demanding only the finest things in life, since that's exactly what he himself is. An [[AllSpark\|AllSpark fragment]] gave life to the top-of-the-line [[TUX model mega-limo]] belonging to [[Porter C. Powell]], and now the newly created Stretch is making good use of his former owner's wealth and personal connections in order to acquire the poshest of baubles and every last trapping of opulent glitz that reflects in his monocled gaze.

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	Because those giant robots hadn't caused him enough headaches already, Porter C. Powell decided to pull some strings and buy himself an AllSpark fragment on the black market. Exactly what he intended it for is unknown, for while in transit, his car was attacked by the [[Angry Archer]], and in the commotion, the fragment made contact with the limousine's dashboard and metamorphosed it into Stretch. The vain and status-obsessed Decepticon nearly bankrupted Powell, who had to make an uneasy alliance with his old rival [[Isaac Sumdac (Animated)\|Isaac Sumdac]] in order to solve this problem. The two lured Stretch into the [[Sumdac Tower]] [[space bridge]], and he was gone in a flash (He'd like to think it was the most beautiful and impressive flash.)		Because those giant robots hadn't caused him enough headaches already, Porter C. Powell decided to pull some strings and buy himself an AllSpark fragment on the black market. Exactly what he intended it for is unknown, for while in transit, his car was attacked by the [[Angry Archer]], and in the commotion, the fragment made contact with the limousine's dashboard and metamorphosed it into Stretch. The vain and status-obsessed Decepticon nearly bankrupted Powell, who had to make an uneasy alliance with his old rival [[Isaac Sumdac (Animated)\|Isaac Sumdac]] in order to solve this problem. The two lured Stretch into the [[Sumdac Tower]] [[space bridge]], and he was gone in a flash (He'd like to think it was the most beautiful and impressive flash.)

	Sumdac would later note that Stretch was now 17 quantum-string vibrational levels from their current reality. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}} Stretch had ended up on a primary [[Gargent]] reality's [[Gobotron]], where his copy of the [[Powell Motorworks historical database]] made him quite wealthy for a time. When his money ran out, he was recruited by [[Loco (~~Gobots~~)\|Loco]] into the [[Renegade]]s. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/30}}		Sumdac would later note that Stretch was now 17 quantum-string vibrational levels from their current reality. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}} Stretch had ended up on a primary [[Gargent]] reality's [[Gobotron]], where his copy of the [[Powell Motorworks historical database]] made him quite wealthy for a time. When his money ran out, he was recruited by [[Loco (GoBots)\|Loco]] into the [[Renegade]]s. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/30}}

			Stretch, [[Gunnyr]], and [[Bad Boy]] attacked a Guardian training exercise and nearly took several hostages before Leader-1 and his veterans arrived to see them off. {{storylink\|Rebels Without A Circuit}} Later, after Cy-Kill disappeared into another dimension following an accident with an experimental [[Anti-Phase-Displace Blaster]], Stretch and the Renegades found themselves under attack by the Guardians, galvanized by Cy-Kill's absence. Stretch and [[Spoons]] were pinned down by enemy fire, but at the decisive moment, Cy-Kill returned from his interdimensional exile with new reinforcements. [[Clutch (GoBots)\|Clutch]] and [[Warpath (GoBots)\|Warpath]] rescued Stretch and Spoons, and the Renegades drove their enemies off. {{storylink\|Opportunity Knocks Part 2}}
			{{--}}

			===''Timelines''===
			Fleeing the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] that threatened to destroy [[Gargent 984.08 Alpha\|the universe]], Stretch was one of a group of [[GoBot]]s who relocated to an alternate dimension (apparently either "[[Level 72]]" or "[[Level 77]]"), where he adopted a new appearance to blend in. {{storylink\|Cultural Appropriation}}

			===Echoes and Fragments===
			In a hybrid universe where the [[GoBot]]s and [[Transformer]]s coexisted, Stretch took part in the battle of [[Autobot City (G1)\|Autobot City]]. {{storylink\|Echoes and Fragments}}

			===''Go-Bots'' comic===
			[[File:GoBots2Stretch.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left]]
			Stretch was the personal limousine [[GoBot\|Go-Bot]] of [[Coriander T. Banks]], and transported the businessman to the illegal Go-Bot gladiator fights he was hoping to persuade [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] and [[Matt Hunter]] to join. When they refused, Stretch briefly squared up to Turbo before the pair escaped. {{storylink\|Go-Bots issue 1\|Go-Bots #1}} Later, when Banks's tinkering to produce greater levels of bloodlust in his fighters led to a full-blown Go-Bot uprising, Stretch turned on his owner, leaving Banks suspended on power lines with mortal injuries. Stretch then attacked Turbo, [[Scooter (GoBots)\|Scooter]], Matt Hunter and [[A.J. Foster]], who all set him on fire with improvised Molotov cocktails containing Go-Bot fuel. Nevertheless, he was still able to fight Turbo, pounding the racing Go-Bot down into the sewers.{{storylink\|Go-Bots issue 2\|Go-Bots #2}}
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	:''Stretch is a [[Decepticon]] from the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]] [[continuity family]] and a [[Renegade]] from the [[GoBots]] continuity family.''		:''Stretch is a [[Decepticon]] from the [[Transformers Animated (franchise)\|Animated]] [[continuity family]] and a [[Renegade]] from the [[GoBots]] continuity family.''

	[[File:AnimatedStretch.jpg\|thumb\|~~300px~~\|right\|A fine day for mayoring, if I do say so myself!]]		[[File:AnimatedStretch.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|A fine day for mayoring, if I do say so myself!]]
	To '''Stretch''', there's nothing wrong with demanding only the finest things in life, since that's exactly what he himself is. An [[AllSpark\|AllSpark fragment]] gave life to the top-of-the-line [[TUX model mega-limo]] belonging to [[Porter C. Powell]], and now the newly created Stretch is making good use of his former owner's wealth and personal connections in order to acquire the poshest of baubles and every last trapping of opulent glitz that reflects in his monocled gaze.		To '''Stretch''', there's nothing wrong with demanding only the finest things in life, since that's exactly what he himself is. An [[AllSpark\|AllSpark fragment]] gave life to the top-of-the-line [[TUX model mega-limo]] belonging to [[Porter C. Powell]], and now the newly created Stretch is making good use of his former owner's wealth and personal connections in order to acquire the poshest of baubles and every last trapping of opulent glitz that reflects in his monocled gaze.

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	Because those giant robots hadn't caused him enough headaches already, Porter C. Powell decided to pull some strings and buy himself an AllSpark fragment on the black market. Exactly what he intended it for is unknown, for while in transit, his car was attacked by the [[Angry Archer]], and in the commotion, the fragment made contact with the limousine's dashboard and metamorphosed it into Stretch. The vain and status-obsessed Decepticon nearly bankrupted Powell, who had to make an uneasy alliance with his old rival [[Isaac Sumdac (Animated)\|Isaac Sumdac]] in order to solve this problem. The two lured Stretch into the [[Sumdac Tower]] [[space bridge]], and he was gone in a flash (He'd like to think it was the most beautiful and impressive flash.)		Because those giant robots hadn't caused him enough headaches already, Porter C. Powell decided to pull some strings and buy himself an AllSpark fragment on the black market. Exactly what he intended it for is unknown, for while in transit, his car was attacked by the [[Angry Archer]], and in the commotion, the fragment made contact with the limousine's dashboard and metamorphosed it into Stretch. The vain and status-obsessed Decepticon nearly bankrupted Powell, who had to make an uneasy alliance with his old rival [[Isaac Sumdac (Animated)\|Isaac Sumdac]] in order to solve this problem. The two lured Stretch into the [[Sumdac Tower]] [[space bridge]], and he was gone in a flash (He'd like to think it was the most beautiful and impressive flash.)

	Sumdac would later note that Stretch was now 17 quantum-string vibrational levels from their current reality. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}} Stretch had ended up on a primary [[Gargent]] reality's [[Gobotron]], where his copy of the [[Powell Motorworks historical database]] made him quite wealthy for a time. When his money ran out, he was recruited by [[Loco (~~Gobots~~)\|Loco]] into the [[Renegade]]s. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/30}}		Sumdac would later note that Stretch was now 17 quantum-string vibrational levels from their current reality. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II\|The AllSpark Almanac II}} Stretch had ended up on a primary [[Gargent]] reality's [[Gobotron]], where his copy of the [[Powell Motorworks historical database]] made him quite wealthy for a time. When his money ran out, he was recruited by [[Loco (GoBots)\|Loco]] into the [[Renegade]]s. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/30}}

			Stretch, [[Gunnyr]], and [[Bad Boy]] attacked a Guardian training exercise and nearly took several hostages before Leader-1 and his veterans arrived to see them off. {{storylink\|Rebels Without A Circuit}} Later, after Cy-Kill disappeared into another dimension following an accident with an experimental [[Anti-Phase-Displace Blaster]], Stretch and the Renegades found themselves under attack by the Guardians, galvanized by Cy-Kill's absence. Stretch and [[Spoons]] were pinned down by enemy fire, but at the decisive moment, Cy-Kill returned from his interdimensional exile with new reinforcements. [[Clutch (GoBots)\|Clutch]] and [[Warpath (GoBots)\|Warpath]] rescued Stretch and Spoons, and the Renegades drove their enemies off. {{storylink\|Opportunity Knocks Part 2}}
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			===''Timelines''===
			Fleeing the [[Cataclysm (GoBots)\|Cataclysm]] that threatened to destroy [[Gargent 984.08 Alpha\|the universe]], Stretch was one of a group of [[GoBot]]s who relocated to an alternate dimension (apparently either "[[Level 72]]" or "[[Level 77]]"), where he adopted a new appearance to blend in. {{storylink\|Cultural Appropriation}}

			===Echoes and Fragments===
			In a hybrid universe where the [[GoBot]]s and [[Transformer]]s coexisted, Stretch took part in the battle of [[Autobot City (G1)\|Autobot City]]. {{storylink\|Echoes and Fragments}}

			===''Go-Bots'' comic===
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			Stretch was the personal limousine [[GoBot\|Go-Bot]] of [[Coriander T. Banks]], and transported the businessman to the illegal Go-Bot gladiator fights he was hoping to persuade [[Turbo (GoBots)\|Turbo]] and [[Matt Hunter]] to join. When they refused, Stretch briefly squared up to Turbo before the pair escaped. {{storylink\|Go-Bots issue 1\|Go-Bots #1}} Later, when Banks's tinkering to produce greater levels of bloodlust in his fighters led to a full-blown Go-Bot uprising, Stretch turned on his owner, leaving Banks suspended on power lines with mortal injuries. Stretch then attacked Turbo, [[Scooter (GoBots)\|Scooter]], Matt Hunter and [[A.J. Foster]], who all set him on fire with improvised Molotov cocktails containing Go-Bot fuel. Nevertheless, he was still able to fight Turbo, pounding the racing Go-Bot down into the sewers.{{storylink\|Go-Bots issue 2\|Go-Bots #2}}
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