Stunticon (Prime) - Revision history

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	**Even prior to that, [[Motormaster (WFC)\|Motormaster]] appeared exclusively in the DS version of ''War For Cybertron'' while [[Dragstrip (WFC)\|Dragstrip]] appeared in most versions of the game and its sequels ''Fall of Cybertron'' and ''Rise of the Dark Spark'' alongside Breakdown.		**Even prior to that, [[Motormaster (WFC)\|Motormaster]] appeared exclusively in the DS version of ''War For Cybertron'' while [[Dragstrip (WFC)\|Dragstrip]] appeared in most versions of the game and its sequels ''Fall of Cybertron'' and ''Rise of the Dark Spark'' alongside Breakdown.
	*Wildrider's toy include a unique Stunticon logo among its optional decals partly derived from the [[Team Stunticon]] symbol developed for [[BotCon 2011]]'s "[[The Stunti-Con Job]]" comic and box set.		*Wildrider's toy include a unique Stunticon logo among its optional decals partly derived from the [[Team Stunticon]] symbol developed for [[BotCon 2011]]'s "[[The Stunti-Con Job]]" comic and box set.
	*By coincidence or design, Breakdown, Wildrider, and [[Dead End (~~Prime~~)\|Dead End]] (the three more "traditional" Stunticons who appeared in ''Prime'' or got toys in the accompanying toyline) are the very same three who would be "replaced" later on in ''Robots in Disguise''.		*By coincidence or design, Breakdown, Wildrider, and [[Dead End (WFC)\|Dead End]] (the three more "traditional" Stunticons who appeared in ''Prime'' or got toys in the accompanying toyline) are the very same three who would be "replaced" later on in ''Robots in Disguise''.

	===Foreign Names===		===Foreign Names===

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[Image:ArmsMicronStunticon.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|The real stunt is driving with wheels on only one end of the car.]]		[[Image:ArmsMicronStunticon.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|The real stunt is driving with wheels on only one end of the car.]]
	*Until their appearance in the third season of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'', the only information on the ~~existence of the Stunticon team~~ came from the toy-[[bio]] of the Japanese-original [[Wildrider (Prime)\|Wildrider]], which ~~mentions himself~~ and [[Breakdown (WFC)\|Breakdown]] as being members.		*Until their appearance in the third season of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'', the only information regarding the Stunticons came from the toy [[bio]] of the Japanese-original [[Wildrider (Prime)\|Stunt Wildrider]], which notes Wildrider and [[Breakdown (WFC)\|Breakdown]] as being members.
	**Even prior to that, [[Motormaster (WFC)\|Motormaster]] appeared exclusively in the DS version of ''War For Cybertron'' while [[Dragstrip (WFC)\|Dragstrip]] appeared in most versions of the game and its sequels ''Fall of Cybertron'' and ''Rise of the Dark Spark'' alongside Breakdown.		**Even prior to that, [[Motormaster (WFC)\|Motormaster]] appeared exclusively in the DS version of ''War For Cybertron'' while [[Dragstrip (WFC)\|Dragstrip]] appeared in most versions of the game and its sequels ''Fall of Cybertron'' and ''Rise of the Dark Spark'' alongside Breakdown.
	*Wildrider's toy include a unique Stunticon logo among its optional decals partly derived from the [[Team Stunticon]] symbol developed for [[BotCon 2011]]'s "[[The Stunti-Con Job]]" comic and box set.		*Wildrider's toy include a unique Stunticon logo among its optional decals partly derived from the [[Team Stunticon]] symbol developed for [[BotCon 2011]]'s "[[The Stunti-Con Job]]" comic and box set.
	*By coincidence or design, Breakdown, Wildrider, and Dead End (the three more "traditional" Stunticons who appeared in ''Prime'' or got toys in the accompanying toyline) are the very same three who would be "replaced" later on in ''Robots in Disguise''.		*By coincidence or design, Breakdown, Wildrider, and [[Dead End (Prime)\|Dead End]] (the three more "traditional" Stunticons who appeared in ''Prime'' or got toys in the accompanying toyline) are the very same three who would be "replaced" later on in ''Robots in Disguise''.

	===Foreign Names===		===Foreign Names===

Saix: This is a weird way to phrase it

2023-04-16T17:14:33Z

This is a weird way to phrase it

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	The Stunticons are accomplished [[combiner]]s with multiple tricks up their sleeves. They can double-up to share power: Dragstrip and Wildbreak have been known to form [[Dragbreak]] while Heatseeker and Slashmark form [[Heatmark]]. The entire group can also combine into the fearsome (if extremely unstable) titan [[Menasor (RID)\|Menasor]].		The Stunticons are accomplished [[combiner]]s with multiple tricks up their sleeves. They can double-up to share power: Dragstrip and Wildbreak have been known to form [[Dragbreak]] while Heatseeker and Slashmark form [[Heatmark]]. The entire group can also combine into the fearsome (if extremely unstable) titan [[Menasor (RID)\|Menasor]].

	[[Breakdown (WFC)\|Breakdown]] and [[Wildrider (Prime)\|Wildrider]] ~~have~~ also ~~been~~ known to ~~somehow~~ be ~~members of the team but their relations to the others are unknown~~.		[[Breakdown (WFC)\|Breakdown]] and [[Wildrider (Prime)\|Wildrider]] are also known to be Stunticons.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==

Saix: Removing Dead End because all indications are that it's fanon

2023-04-16T17:00:39Z

Removing Dead End because all indications are that it's fanon

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	The Stunticons are accomplished [[combiner]]s with multiple tricks up their sleeves. They can double-up to share power: Dragstrip and Wildbreak have been known to form [[Dragbreak]] while Heatseeker and Slashmark form [[Heatmark]]. The entire group can also combine into the fearsome (if extremely unstable) titan [[Menasor (RID)\|Menasor]].		The Stunticons are accomplished [[combiner]]s with multiple tricks up their sleeves. They can double-up to share power: Dragstrip and Wildbreak have been known to form [[Dragbreak]] while Heatseeker and Slashmark form [[Heatmark]]. The entire group can also combine into the fearsome (if extremely unstable) titan [[Menasor (RID)\|Menasor]].

	~~[[Dead End (WFC)\|Dead End]],~~ [[Breakdown (WFC)\|Breakdown]] and [[Wildrider (Prime)\|Wildrider]] have also been known to somehow be members of the team but their relations to the others are unknown.		[[Breakdown (WFC)\|Breakdown]] and [[Wildrider (Prime)\|Wildrider]] have also been known to somehow be members of the team but their relations to the others are unknown.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
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	===Prime===		===Prime===
	*'''War Breakdown''' (Voyager Class, 2012)		*'''War Breakdown''' (Voyager Class, 2012)
	*'''Dead End''' (Deluxe, 2012)
	*'''Stunt Wildrider''' (Deluxe, [[2013]]-[[January 26\|01-26]])		*'''Stunt Wildrider''' (Deluxe, [[2013]]-[[January 26\|01-26]])
	:Mentioned in the Japanese bios only.		:Mentioned in the Japanese bios only.
	{{main\|Breakdown ~~(WFC)#Toys\|Dead End~~ (WFC)#Toys\|Wildrider (Prime)#Toys}}		{{main\|Breakdown (WFC)#Toys\|Wildrider (Prime)#Toys}}

	===Robots in Disguise (2015)===		===Robots in Disguise (2015)===
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	*Until their appearance in the third season of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'', the only information on the existence of the Stunticon team came from the toy-[[bio]] of the Japanese-original [[Wildrider (Prime)\|Wildrider]], which mentions himself and [[Breakdown (WFC)\|Breakdown]] as being members.		*Until their appearance in the third season of ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 cartoon)\|Robots in Disguise]]'', the only information on the existence of the Stunticon team came from the toy-[[bio]] of the Japanese-original [[Wildrider (Prime)\|Wildrider]], which mentions himself and [[Breakdown (WFC)\|Breakdown]] as being members.
	**Even prior to that, [[Motormaster (WFC)\|Motormaster]] appeared exclusively in the DS version of ''War For Cybertron'' while [[Dragstrip (WFC)\|Dragstrip]] appeared in most versions of the game and its sequels ''Fall of Cybertron'' and ''Rise of the Dark Spark'' alongside Breakdown.		**Even prior to that, [[Motormaster (WFC)\|Motormaster]] appeared exclusively in the DS version of ''War For Cybertron'' while [[Dragstrip (WFC)\|Dragstrip]] appeared in most versions of the game and its sequels ''Fall of Cybertron'' and ''Rise of the Dark Spark'' alongside Breakdown.
	**[[Dead End (WFC)\|Dead End]], while also appearing in the games, has not been explicitly confirmed to be a Stunticon in the Aligned continuity yet is implied to be a member for [[Stunticon (G1)\|obvious reasons]].
	*Wildrider's toy include a unique Stunticon logo among its optional decals partly derived from the [[Team Stunticon]] symbol developed for [[BotCon 2011]]'s "[[The Stunti-Con Job]]" comic and box set.		*Wildrider's toy include a unique Stunticon logo among its optional decals partly derived from the [[Team Stunticon]] symbol developed for [[BotCon 2011]]'s "[[The Stunti-Con Job]]" comic and box set.
	*By coincidence or design, Breakdown, Wildrider, and Dead End (the three more "traditional" Stunticons who appeared in ''Prime'' or got toys in the accompanying toyline) are the very same three who would be "replaced" later on in ''Robots in Disguise''.		*By coincidence or design, Breakdown, Wildrider, and Dead End (the three more "traditional" Stunticons who appeared in ''Prime'' or got toys in the accompanying toyline) are the very same three who would be "replaced" later on in ''Robots in Disguise''.

Freakertron: /* Prime */

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	*'''Dead End''' (Deluxe, 2012)		*'''Dead End''' (Deluxe, 2012)
	*'''Stunt Wildrider''' (Deluxe, [[2013]]-[[January 26\|01-26]])		*'''Stunt Wildrider''' (Deluxe, [[2013]]-[[January 26\|01-26]])
	:Mentioned in the Japanese bios only. ~~(see below)~~		:Mentioned in the Japanese bios only.
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	*'''Dead End''' (Deluxe, 2012)		*'''Dead End''' (Deluxe, 2012)
	*'''Stunt Wildrider''' (Deluxe, [[2013]]-[[January 26\|01-26]])		*'''Stunt Wildrider''' (Deluxe, [[2013]]-[[January 26\|01-26]])
			:Mentioned in the Japanese bios only. (see below)
			{{main\|Breakdown (WFC)#Toys\|Dead End (WFC)#Toys\|Wildrider (Prime)#Toys}}

	===Robots in Disguise (2015)===		===Robots in Disguise (2015)===

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	==Toys==		==Toys==
			===Prime===
			*'''War Breakdown''' (Voyager Class, 2012)
			*'''Dead End''' (Deluxe, 2012)
			*'''Stunt Wildrider''' (Deluxe, [[2013]]-[[January 26\|01-26]])

			===Robots in Disguise (2015)===
	* '''Heatseeker''' (Legion, 2017)		* '''Heatseeker''' (Legion, 2017)
	* '''Drag Strip & Wildbreak''' (Crash Combiners, 2017)		* '''Drag Strip & Wildbreak''' (Crash Combiners, 2017)

Freakertron: /* Toys */

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Toys

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	* '''Heatseeker''' (One-Step Changer, 2017)		* '''Heatseeker''' (One-Step Changer, 2017)
	* '''Menasor''' (Team Combiner, 2017)		* '''Menasor''' (Team Combiner, 2017)
	{{main\|Heatseeker#Toys\|Dragbreak#Toys\|Menasor#Toys}}		{{main\|Heatseeker#Toys\|Dragbreak#Toys\|Menasor (RID)#Toys}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Freakertron: /* Toys */

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Toys

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	* '''Heatseeker''' (One-Step Changer, 2017)		* '''Heatseeker''' (One-Step Changer, 2017)
	* '''Menasor''' (Team Combiner, 2017)		* '''Menasor''' (Team Combiner, 2017)
			{{main\|Heatseeker#Toys\|Dragbreak#Toys\|Menasor#Toys}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	When Slashmark and Wildbreak stumbled on the Autobots' [[Vintage Salvage Depot for the Discriminating Nostalgist\|scrapyard]] base in time to see their foe blasting off in [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]]'s ship, Motormaster saw the opportunity to mount a surprise attack in space. Though the attack didn't got as well as hoped, the Stunticons detected Windblade's cache on the moon and broke off to investigate. The Stunticons reached the cache, despite the Autobots' best efforts, and combined into Menasor to breach the cache's formidable defences. They successfully obtained a [[plasma thermal accelerator module]] from the cache and paused to use it on the Autobots before heading back to their ship. There, they again merged, intending to destroy [[Prime Force One]] which had been left parked next to their ship, however the merged Autobots caught up with them and destroyed the plasma module in Menasor's arm. The outraged Menasor fought back, but his conflicting components resulted in him freezing up, and the Autobots punched him so hard he decombined into five unconscious Stunticons. The team was later loaded into [[stasis pod]]s so Optimus could take custody of them. {{storylink\|Moon Breaker}}		When Slashmark and Wildbreak stumbled on the Autobots' [[Vintage Salvage Depot for the Discriminating Nostalgist\|scrapyard]] base in time to see their foe blasting off in [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]]'s ship, Motormaster saw the opportunity to mount a surprise attack in space. Though the attack didn't got as well as hoped, the Stunticons detected Windblade's cache on the moon and broke off to investigate. The Stunticons reached the cache, despite the Autobots' best efforts, and combined into Menasor to breach the cache's formidable defences. They successfully obtained a [[plasma thermal accelerator module]] from the cache and paused to use it on the Autobots before heading back to their ship. There, they again merged, intending to destroy [[Prime Force One]] which had been left parked next to their ship, however the merged Autobots caught up with them and destroyed the plasma module in Menasor's arm. The outraged Menasor fought back, but his conflicting components resulted in him freezing up, and the Autobots punched him so hard he decombined into five unconscious Stunticons. The team was later loaded into [[stasis pod]]s so Optimus could take custody of them. {{storylink\|Moon Breaker}}

			==Toys==
			* '''Heatseeker''' (Legion, 2017)
			* '''Drag Strip & Wildbreak''' (Crash Combiners, 2017)
			* '''Heatseeker''' (One-Step Changer, 2017)
			* '''Menasor''' (Team Combiner, 2017)

	==Notes==		==Notes==