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	===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===		===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===
	[[File:~~EW-Thrust~~.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|]]		[[File:EW_Thrust_New_Model.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|]]
	Thrust despises things like ''"subtlety"'' and ''"tact"'' in battle, scorning any Decepticon who'd rather go for stealth than an all-out assault. He unflinchingly announces his presence loud and clear in battle with a dramatic arrival meant to psych out the enemy before he even fires a single shot. However, this braggadocious persona hides his own insecurities.{{storylink\|Source:Transformers:_Earth_Wars/2020#Thrust\|Thrust Bio}}		Thrust despises things like ''"subtlety"'' and ''"tact"'' in battle, scorning any Decepticon who'd rather go for stealth than an all-out assault. He unflinchingly announces his presence loud and clear in battle with a dramatic arrival meant to psych out the enemy before he even fires a single shot. However, this braggadocious persona hides his own insecurities.{{storylink\|Source:Transformers:_Earth_Wars/2020#Thrust\|Thrust Bio}}

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Transformers: Earth Wars: fixed link error

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	===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===		===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===
	[[File:EW-Thrust.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|]]		[[File:EW-Thrust.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|]]
	Thrust despises things like ''"subtlety"'' and ''"tact"'' in battle, scorning any Decepticon who'd rather go for stealth than an all-out assault. He unflinchingly announces his presence loud and clear in battle with a dramatic arrival meant to psych out the enemy before he even fires a single shot. However, this braggadocious persona hides his own insecurities.{{storylink\|Transformers: ~~Earth Wars~~\|Thrust Bio}}		Thrust despises things like ''"subtlety"'' and ''"tact"'' in battle, scorning any Decepticon who'd rather go for stealth than an all-out assault. He unflinchingly announces his presence loud and clear in battle with a dramatic arrival meant to psych out the enemy before he even fires a single shot. However, this braggadocious persona hides his own insecurities.{{storylink\|Source:Transformers:_Earth_Wars/2020#Thrust\|Thrust Bio}}

	Thrust joined the Earth Wars at the same time as [[Strafe (G1)\|Strafe]]. {{storylink\|Barrel Roll (Earth Wars)\|Barrel Roll}}		Thrust joined the Earth Wars at the same time as [[Strafe (G1)\|Strafe]]. {{storylink\|Barrel Roll (Earth Wars)\|Barrel Roll}}

PBChew18: /* Notes */ Moving this down since it's not aligned in mobile

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Notes: Moving this down since it's not aligned in mobile

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	*It appears Thrust's Generation 1 toy was, at one point, intended to have different bomb-like shoulder-mounted weapons like his conehead brethren, as evident by his finalized robot and vehicle mode character models, either that, or the toy was posed with the wrong weapons in the toy images given to the model creator/s ([[Hook (G1)#Notes\|this wouldn't be]] [[Scavenger (G1)#Notes\|the ''first'' time]]). In vehicle mode he outright features bombs shaped like [[Ramjet (G1)\|Ramjet]]'s under his wings, while in robot mode, the remnants of a bomb weapon is protruding from his right forearm below the [[null-ray]], often colored in the color of his VTOL fan, hiding it away (see his [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] comic model at the top of this article).		*It appears Thrust's Generation 1 toy was, at one point, intended to have different bomb-like shoulder-mounted weapons like his conehead brethren, as evident by his finalized robot and vehicle mode character models, either that, or the toy was posed with the wrong weapons in the toy images given to the model creator/s ([[Hook (G1)#Notes\|this wouldn't be]] [[Scavenger (G1)#Notes\|the ''first'' time]]). In vehicle mode he outright features bombs shaped like [[Ramjet (G1)\|Ramjet]]'s under his wings, while in robot mode, the remnants of a bomb weapon is protruding from his right forearm below the [[null-ray]], often colored in the color of his VTOL fan, hiding it away (see his [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] comic model at the top of this article).
	**Similarly, another element of an older model remains in the finalized model, the long, stripe-patterned point at the bottom of his left wing in robot mode. In official [[Toei Animation\|Toei]]-approved color guides and colorings, that part of the wing is left uncolored entirely. Rather than redrawing the wing—or at the very least—removing those lines entirely, they kept it on there for whatever reason. Luckily, it appears the animator's mostly used Thrust's rear-view robot mode model for interpreting his wings and how they attach to his legs (which is noticeably different to the front-facing model, by the way), so this weird cut off or uncolored detail doesn't show up in the cartoon itself. In the Marvel comics model (top of this article), however, that part is colored dark gray with the rest of the wing.		**Similarly, another element of an older model remains in the finalized model, the long, stripe-patterned point at the bottom of his left wing in robot mode. In official [[Toei Animation\|Toei]]-approved color guides and colorings, that part of the wing is left uncolored entirely. Rather than redrawing the wing—or at the very least—removing those lines entirely, they kept it on there for whatever reason. Luckily, it appears the animator's mostly used Thrust's rear-view robot mode model for interpreting his wings and how they attach to his legs (which is noticeably different to the front-facing model, by the way), so this weird cut off or uncolored detail doesn't show up in the cartoon itself. In the Marvel comics model (top of this article), however, that part is colored dark gray with the rest of the wing.
	~~[[File:Earth Wars Early Thrust.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|And somehow he found his way back into the game.]]~~
	*A 1986 [[Panini]] stickerbook sold in Belgium and the Netherlands gave Thrust the alternate French language name "Trust". Whether this name was used in any other media made for French-speaking regions is unknown.		*A 1986 [[Panini]] stickerbook sold in Belgium and the Netherlands gave Thrust the alternate French language name "Trust". Whether this name was used in any other media made for French-speaking regions is unknown.
	*Thrust was supposed to appear in the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Wars'' episode]] "[[Nemesis Part 2]]", alongside Ramjet and Dirge, and have a kickass mid-air fight scene with the [[Maximal]]s, but this didn't happen due to budget constraints.		*Thrust was supposed to appear in the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Wars'' episode]] "[[Nemesis Part 2]]", alongside Ramjet and Dirge, and have a kickass mid-air fight scene with the [[Maximal]]s, but this didn't happen due to budget constraints.
	*Rather than being based directly off of his ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' toy, Thrust's ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]'' cartoon character model only retains the toy's head, with the rest of his body being a carbon copy of the ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]] model.		*Rather than being based directly off of his ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' toy, Thrust's ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]'' cartoon character model only retains the toy's head, with the rest of his body being a carbon copy of the ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]] model.
			[[File:Earth Wars Early Thrust.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|And somehow he found his way back into the game.]]
	*Thrust's appearance in the ''Earth Wars'' game has had quite the history, the first iteration (as shown to the right) upon his reveal was a straight recolor of [[Ramjet (G1)#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Ramjet's]] model using the colors of his ''Masterpiece'' figure (albeit with red eyes), resulting in him to lacking his signature VTOL wings. The ensuing fan backlash because of this would lead to him having an overhaul to his model upon his release, giving him his wings back whilst sporting a color scheme reminiscent of his ''Generations'' Deluxe Class figure (albeit with a much brighter shade of red), however this overhaul would also apply to his face for reasons unknown, now sporting a head similar to his [[Thrust (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|original Generation 1 toy's]] head, as it also sports the standard Seeker helmet colored red within his conehead. A few months after his release he would receive another remodel, reverting his face to that initial design whilst keeping the wings, his colors would also be changed to a darker shade of red to better match the figure it's based on. This rather hilariously lead to Thrust's head being noticably larger than it should be.		*Thrust's appearance in the ''Earth Wars'' game has had quite the history, the first iteration (as shown to the right) upon his reveal was a straight recolor of [[Ramjet (G1)#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Ramjet's]] model using the colors of his ''Masterpiece'' figure (albeit with red eyes), resulting in him to lacking his signature VTOL wings. The ensuing fan backlash because of this would lead to him having an overhaul to his model upon his release, giving him his wings back whilst sporting a color scheme reminiscent of his ''Generations'' Deluxe Class figure (albeit with a much brighter shade of red), however this overhaul would also apply to his face for reasons unknown, now sporting a head similar to his [[Thrust (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|original Generation 1 toy's]] head, as it also sports the standard Seeker helmet colored red within his conehead. A few months after his release he would receive another remodel, reverting his face to that initial design whilst keeping the wings, his colors would also be changed to a darker shade of red to better match the figure it's based on. This rather hilariously lead to Thrust's head being noticably larger than it should be.

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	===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===		===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===
	[[File:EW-Thrust.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|]]		[[File:EW-Thrust.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|]]
	Thrust despises things like '"subtlety"' and '"tact"' in battle, scorning any Decepticon who'd rather go for stealth than an all-out assault. He unflinchingly announces his presence loud and clear in battle with a dramatic arrival meant to psych out the enemy before he even fires a single shot. However, this braggadocious persona hides his own insecurities.		Thrust despises things like ''"subtlety"'' and ''"tact"'' in battle, scorning any Decepticon who'd rather go for stealth than an all-out assault. He unflinchingly announces his presence loud and clear in battle with a dramatic arrival meant to psych out the enemy before he even fires a single shot. However, this braggadocious persona hides his own insecurities.{{storylink\|Transformers: Earth Wars\|Thrust Bio}}
	{{storylink\|Transformers: Earth Wars\|Thrust Bio}}

	Thrust joined the Earth Wars at the same time as [[Strafe (G1)\|Strafe]]. {{storylink\|Barrel Roll (Earth Wars)\|Barrel Roll}}		Thrust joined the Earth Wars at the same time as [[Strafe (G1)\|Strafe]]. {{storylink\|Barrel Roll (Earth Wars)\|Barrel Roll}}

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	===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===		===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===
	[[File:EW-Thrust.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|]]		[[File:EW-Thrust.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|]]
	Thrust ~~treats fellow Decepticons~~ who ~~try to be sneaky or subtle with naked derision, preferring to make every effort to announce~~ his presence ~~on the battlefield both loudly~~ and ~~proudly.~~		Thrust despises things like '"subtlety"' and '"tact"' in battle, scorning any Decepticon who'd rather go for stealth than an all-out assault. He unflinchingly announces his presence loud and clear in battle with a dramatic arrival meant to psych out the enemy before he even fires a single shot. However, this braggadocious persona hides his own insecurities.
			{{storylink\|Transformers: Earth Wars\|Thrust Bio}}
	~~He feels~~ a dramatic arrival ~~is half~~ the ~~battle, a kind of psychological warfare, and often pronounces victory long~~ before ~~the first shots are~~ even ~~fired~~. ~~It's a carefully cultivated image~~, ~~and masks Thrust's deeper~~ insecurities. {{storylink\|Transformers: Earth Wars\|Thrust Bio}}

	Thrust joined the Earth Wars at the same time as [[Strafe (G1)\|Strafe]]. {{storylink\|Barrel Roll (Earth Wars)\|Barrel Roll}}		Thrust joined the Earth Wars at the same time as [[Strafe (G1)\|Strafe]]. {{storylink\|Barrel Roll (Earth Wars)\|Barrel Roll}}

Viisacre: /* Notes */

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Notes

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	*Thrust was supposed to appear in the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Wars'' episode]] "[[Nemesis Part 2]]", alongside Ramjet and Dirge, and have a kickass mid-air fight scene with the [[Maximal]]s, but this didn't happen due to budget constraints.		*Thrust was supposed to appear in the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Wars'' episode]] "[[Nemesis Part 2]]", alongside Ramjet and Dirge, and have a kickass mid-air fight scene with the [[Maximal]]s, but this didn't happen due to budget constraints.
	*Rather than being based directly off of his ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' toy, Thrust's ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]'' cartoon character model only retains the toy's head, with the rest of his body being a carbon copy of the ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]] model.		*Rather than being based directly off of his ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' toy, Thrust's ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]'' cartoon character model only retains the toy's head, with the rest of his body being a carbon copy of the ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]] model.
	*Thrust's appearance in the ''Earth Wars'' game has had quite the history, the first iteration (as shown to the right) upon his reveal was a straight recolor of [[Ramjet (G1)#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Ramjet's]] model using the colors of his ''Masterpiece'' figure, resulting in him to lacking his signature VTOL wings. The ensuing fan backlash because of this would lead to him having an overhaul to his model upon his release, giving him his wings back whilst sporting a color scheme reminiscent of his ''Generations'' Deluxe Class figure (albeit with a much brighter shade of red), however this overhaul would also apply to his face for reasons unknown, now sporting a head similar to his [[Thrust (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|original Generation 1 toy's]] head, as it also sports the standard Seeker helmet colored red within his conehead. A few months after his release he would receive another remodel, reverting his face to that initial design whilst keeping the wings, his colors would also be changed to a darker shade of red to better match the figure it's based on.		*Thrust's appearance in the ''Earth Wars'' game has had quite the history, the first iteration (as shown to the right) upon his reveal was a straight recolor of [[Ramjet (G1)#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Ramjet's]] model using the colors of his ''Masterpiece'' figure (albeit with red eyes), resulting in him to lacking his signature VTOL wings. The ensuing fan backlash because of this would lead to him having an overhaul to his model upon his release, giving him his wings back whilst sporting a color scheme reminiscent of his ''Generations'' Deluxe Class figure (albeit with a much brighter shade of red), however this overhaul would also apply to his face for reasons unknown, now sporting a head similar to his [[Thrust (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|original Generation 1 toy's]] head, as it also sports the standard Seeker helmet colored red within his conehead. A few months after his release he would receive another remodel, reverting his face to that initial design whilst keeping the wings, his colors would also be changed to a darker shade of red to better match the figure it's based on. This rather hilariously lead to Thrust's head being noticably larger than it should be.

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

PBChew18: /* Transformers: Earth Wars */Adding info on his appearance

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Transformers: Earth Wars: Adding info on his appearance

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	===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===		===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===
	[[File:EW-Thrust.jpg\|thumb\|~~200px~~\|]]		[[File:EW-Thrust.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|]]
	Thrust treats fellow Decepticons who try to be sneaky or subtle with naked derision, preferring to make every effort to announce his presence on the battlefield both loudly and proudly.		Thrust treats fellow Decepticons who try to be sneaky or subtle with naked derision, preferring to make every effort to announce his presence on the battlefield both loudly and proudly.

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	Thrust joined the Earth Wars at the same time as [[Strafe (G1)\|Strafe]]. {{storylink\|Barrel Roll (Earth Wars)\|Barrel Roll}}		Thrust joined the Earth Wars at the same time as [[Strafe (G1)\|Strafe]]. {{storylink\|Barrel Roll (Earth Wars)\|Barrel Roll}}
	*'''Added:''' ~~Jan~~ 30, 2020
	*'''Autobot Counterpart''' Strafe		Thrust's in-game appearance is a hybrid of multiple toys, with the base model designed after his [[Thrust (G1)/toys#Masterpiece\|''Masterpiece'']] figure, whilst the colors are reminiscent of his [[Thrust (G1)/toys#Generations\|''Generations'' Deluxe Class figure]] (see "[[#Notes\|Notes]]" in regards to the remodels he's undergone). His ability ''Berserker Mode'' is simply a holdover from the symmetry between him and his counterpart.
			*'''Added:''' [[January 30]], [[2020]]
			*'''Autobot Counterpart:''' [[Strafe (G1)#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Strafe]]
	* '''Class''': Aerial		* '''Class''': Aerial
	*'''Star Ratings:''' 2 - 5 stars		*'''Star Ratings:''' 2 - 5 stars
	*'''~~Ability~~:''': ~~Beserker~~ Mode: Fly into the air and deal damage while gaining a shield which reflects incoming damage. Attack targets defences, enemies and the HQ first, in that order.		*'''Abilities:'''
	**'''Cost''':4 ability points, +3 for reuses.		**'''Ability: Berserker Mode''' - Fly into the air and deal damage while gaining a shield which reflects incoming damage for 10 seconds. Attack targets defences, enemies and the HQ first, in that order.
	*'''Level 11 Bonus''':~~Every~~ 3 seconds~~, smite the foe~~, dealing a small amount of damage.		***'''Cost''':4 ability points, +3 for reuses.
			***'''Level 11 Bonus''': Smites a target every 3 seconds, dealing a small amount of damage.
	*'''Compatible C.O.M.B.A.T.s:'''		*'''Compatible C.O.M.B.A.T.s:'''
	**Companion		**Companion
	**Ranged		**Ranged
	*'''Skins:'''		*'''Skins:'''
	**'''Armada Thrust:''' Gives Thrust the colours of his [[Thrust (Armada)\|Transformers Armada counterpart]], though it looks a little strange on his [[Seeker (body-type)\|body-type.]]
	**'''WFC Thrust:''' Gives Thrust a battle-damaged look.		**'''WFC Thrust:''' Gives Thrust a battle-damaged look.
			**'''Armada Thrust:''' Gives Thrust the colours of his [[Thrust (Armada)\|''Armada'' incarnation]].

			[https://tfew.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/4733747467039-Strafe-Thrust#toc2 Thrust at Transformers: Earth Wars Wiki]
	{{-}}		{{-}}

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Notes: On second thought, it may be better for the his EW model's history to go here instead

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	*It appears Thrust's Generation 1 toy was, at one point, intended to have different bomb-like shoulder-mounted weapons like his conehead brethren, as evident by his finalized robot and vehicle mode character models, either that, or the toy was posed with the wrong weapons in the toy images given to the model creator/s ([[Hook (G1)#Notes\|this wouldn't be]] [[Scavenger (G1)#Notes\|the ''first'' time]]). In vehicle mode he outright features bombs shaped like [[Ramjet (G1)\|Ramjet]]'s under his wings, while in robot mode, the remnants of a bomb weapon is protruding from his right forearm below the [[null-ray]], often colored in the color of his VTOL fan, hiding it away (see his [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] comic model at the top of this article).		*It appears Thrust's Generation 1 toy was, at one point, intended to have different bomb-like shoulder-mounted weapons like his conehead brethren, as evident by his finalized robot and vehicle mode character models, either that, or the toy was posed with the wrong weapons in the toy images given to the model creator/s ([[Hook (G1)#Notes\|this wouldn't be]] [[Scavenger (G1)#Notes\|the ''first'' time]]). In vehicle mode he outright features bombs shaped like [[Ramjet (G1)\|Ramjet]]'s under his wings, while in robot mode, the remnants of a bomb weapon is protruding from his right forearm below the [[null-ray]], often colored in the color of his VTOL fan, hiding it away (see his [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] comic model at the top of this article).
	**Similarly, another element of an older model remains in the finalized model, the long, stripe-patterned point at the bottom of his left wing in robot mode. In official [[Toei Animation\|Toei]]-approved color guides and colorings, that part of the wing is left uncolored entirely. Rather than redrawing the wing—or at the very least—removing those lines entirely, they kept it on there for whatever reason. Luckily, it appears the animator's mostly used Thrust's rear-view robot mode model for interpreting his wings and how they attach to his legs (which is noticeably different to the front-facing model, by the way), so this weird cut off or uncolored detail doesn't show up in the cartoon itself. In the Marvel comics model (top of this article), however, that part is colored dark gray with the rest of the wing.		**Similarly, another element of an older model remains in the finalized model, the long, stripe-patterned point at the bottom of his left wing in robot mode. In official [[Toei Animation\|Toei]]-approved color guides and colorings, that part of the wing is left uncolored entirely. Rather than redrawing the wing—or at the very least—removing those lines entirely, they kept it on there for whatever reason. Luckily, it appears the animator's mostly used Thrust's rear-view robot mode model for interpreting his wings and how they attach to his legs (which is noticeably different to the front-facing model, by the way), so this weird cut off or uncolored detail doesn't show up in the cartoon itself. In the Marvel comics model (top of this article), however, that part is colored dark gray with the rest of the wing.
			[[File:Earth Wars Early Thrust.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|And somehow he found his way back into the game.]]
	*A 1986 [[Panini]] stickerbook sold in Belgium and the Netherlands gave Thrust the alternate French language name "Trust". Whether this name was used in any other media made for French-speaking regions is unknown.		*A 1986 [[Panini]] stickerbook sold in Belgium and the Netherlands gave Thrust the alternate French language name "Trust". Whether this name was used in any other media made for French-speaking regions is unknown.
	*Thrust was supposed to appear in the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Wars'' episode]] "[[Nemesis Part 2]]", alongside Ramjet and Dirge, and have a kickass mid-air fight scene with the [[Maximal]]s, but this didn't happen due to budget constraints.		*Thrust was supposed to appear in the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Wars'' episode]] "[[Nemesis Part 2]]", alongside Ramjet and Dirge, and have a kickass mid-air fight scene with the [[Maximal]]s, but this didn't happen due to budget constraints.
	*Rather than being based directly off of his ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' toy, Thrust's ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]'' cartoon character model only retains the toy's head, with the rest of his body being a carbon copy of the ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]] model.		*Rather than being based directly off of his ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' toy, Thrust's ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]'' cartoon character model only retains the toy's head, with the rest of his body being a carbon copy of the ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]] model.
			*Thrust's appearance in the ''Earth Wars'' game has had quite the history, the first iteration (as shown to the right) upon his reveal was a straight recolor of [[Ramjet (G1)#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Ramjet's]] model using the colors of his ''Masterpiece'' figure, resulting in him to lacking his signature VTOL wings. The ensuing fan backlash because of this would lead to him having an overhaul to his model upon his release, giving him his wings back whilst sporting a color scheme reminiscent of his ''Generations'' Deluxe Class figure (albeit with a much brighter shade of red), however this overhaul would also apply to his face for reasons unknown, now sporting a head similar to his [[Thrust (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|original Generation 1 toy's]] head, as it also sports the standard Seeker helmet colored red within his conehead. A few months after his release he would receive another remodel, reverting his face to that initial design whilst keeping the wings, his colors would also be changed to a darker shade of red to better match the figure it's based on.

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

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	*Thrust was supposed to appear in the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Wars'' episode]] "[[Nemesis Part 2]]", alongside Ramjet and Dirge, and have a kickass mid-air fight scene with the [[Maximal]]s, but this didn't happen due to budget constraints.		*Thrust was supposed to appear in the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Wars'' episode]] "[[Nemesis Part 2]]", alongside Ramjet and Dirge, and have a kickass mid-air fight scene with the [[Maximal]]s, but this didn't happen due to budget constraints.
	*Rather than being based directly off of his ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' toy, Thrust's ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]'' cartoon character model only retains the toy's head, with the rest of his body being a carbon copy of the ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]] model.		*Rather than being based directly off of his ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' toy, Thrust's ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]'' cartoon character model only retains the toy's head, with the rest of his body being a carbon copy of the ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]] model.
	*In the Transformers: Earth Wars mobile game, Thrust's in-game model is seemingly based on both his Masterpiece figure and his Earthrise one , complete with toon-accurate yellow eyes. However, in his character icon, he bizarrely uses Ramjet's model but in Thrust's colours, with red eyes.

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

Viisacre: /* Notes */

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Notes

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	*Thrust was supposed to appear in the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Wars'' episode]] "[[Nemesis Part 2]]", alongside Ramjet and Dirge, and have a kickass mid-air fight scene with the [[Maximal]]s, but this didn't happen due to budget constraints.		*Thrust was supposed to appear in the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Wars'' episode]] "[[Nemesis Part 2]]", alongside Ramjet and Dirge, and have a kickass mid-air fight scene with the [[Maximal]]s, but this didn't happen due to budget constraints.
	*Rather than being based directly off of his ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' toy, Thrust's ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]'' cartoon character model only retains the toy's head, with the rest of his body being a carbon copy of the ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]] model.		*Rather than being based directly off of his ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' toy, Thrust's ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]'' cartoon character model only retains the toy's head, with the rest of his body being a carbon copy of the ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]] model.
	*In the Transformers: Earth Wars mobile game, Thrust's in-game model is based on his Masterpiece figure, complete with toon-accurate yellow eyes. However, in his character icon, he bizarrely uses Ramjet's model but in Thrust's colours, with red eyes.		*In the Transformers: Earth Wars mobile game, Thrust's in-game model is seemingly based on both his Masterpiece figure and his Earthrise one , complete with toon-accurate yellow eyes. However, in his character icon, he bizarrely uses Ramjet's model but in Thrust's colours, with red eyes.

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===

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	*It appears Thrust's Generation 1 toy was, at one point, intended to have different bomb-like shoulder-mounted weapons like his conehead brethren, as evident by his finalized robot and vehicle mode character models, either that, or the toy was posed with the wrong weapons in the toy images given to the model creator/s ([[Hook (G1)#Notes\|this wouldn't be]] [[Scavenger (G1)#Notes\|the ''first'' time]]). In vehicle mode he outright features bombs shaped like [[Ramjet (G1)\|Ramjet]]'s under his wings, while in robot mode, the remnants of a bomb weapon is protruding from his right forearm below the [[null-ray]], often colored in the color of his VTOL fan, hiding it away (see his [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] comic model at the top of this article).		*It appears Thrust's Generation 1 toy was, at one point, intended to have different bomb-like shoulder-mounted weapons like his conehead brethren, as evident by his finalized robot and vehicle mode character models, either that, or the toy was posed with the wrong weapons in the toy images given to the model creator/s ([[Hook (G1)#Notes\|this wouldn't be]] [[Scavenger (G1)#Notes\|the ''first'' time]]). In vehicle mode he outright features bombs shaped like [[Ramjet (G1)\|Ramjet]]'s under his wings, while in robot mode, the remnants of a bomb weapon is protruding from his right forearm below the [[null-ray]], often colored in the color of his VTOL fan, hiding it away (see his [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] comic model at the top of this article).
	**Similarly, another element of an older model remains in the finalized model, the long, stripe-patterned point at the bottom of his left wing in robot mode. In official [[Toei Animation\|Toei]]-approved color guides and colorings, that part of the wing is left uncolored entirely. Rather than redrawing the wing—or at the very least—removing those lines entirely, they kept it on there for whatever reason. Luckily, it appears the animator's mostly used Thrust's rear-view robot mode model for interpreting his wings and how they attach to his legs (which is noticeably different to the front-facing model, by the way), so this weird cut off or uncolored detail doesn't show up in the cartoon itself. In the Marvel comics model (top of this article), however, that part is colored dark gray with the rest of the wing.		**Similarly, another element of an older model remains in the finalized model, the long, stripe-patterned point at the bottom of his left wing in robot mode. In official [[Toei Animation\|Toei]]-approved color guides and colorings, that part of the wing is left uncolored entirely. Rather than redrawing the wing—or at the very least—removing those lines entirely, they kept it on there for whatever reason. Luckily, it appears the animator's mostly used Thrust's rear-view robot mode model for interpreting his wings and how they attach to his legs (which is noticeably different to the front-facing model, by the way), so this weird cut off or uncolored detail doesn't show up in the cartoon itself. In the Marvel comics model (top of this article), however, that part is colored dark gray with the rest of the wing.
	~~[[File:Earth Wars Early Thrust.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|And somehow he found his way back into the game.]]~~
	*A 1986 [[Panini]] stickerbook sold in Belgium and the Netherlands gave Thrust the alternate French language name "Trust". Whether this name was used in any other media made for French-speaking regions is unknown.		*A 1986 [[Panini]] stickerbook sold in Belgium and the Netherlands gave Thrust the alternate French language name "Trust". Whether this name was used in any other media made for French-speaking regions is unknown.
	*Thrust was supposed to appear in the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Wars'' episode]] "[[Nemesis Part 2]]", alongside Ramjet and Dirge, and have a kickass mid-air fight scene with the [[Maximal]]s, but this didn't happen due to budget constraints.		*Thrust was supposed to appear in the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Wars'' episode]] "[[Nemesis Part 2]]", alongside Ramjet and Dirge, and have a kickass mid-air fight scene with the [[Maximal]]s, but this didn't happen due to budget constraints.
	*Rather than being based directly off of his ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' toy, Thrust's ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]'' cartoon character model only retains the toy's head, with the rest of his body being a carbon copy of the ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]] model.		*Rather than being based directly off of his ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' toy, Thrust's ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]'' cartoon character model only retains the toy's head, with the rest of his body being a carbon copy of the ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]] model.
			[[File:Earth Wars Early Thrust.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|And somehow he found his way back into the game.]]
	*Thrust's appearance in the ''Earth Wars'' game has had quite the history, the first iteration (as shown to the right) upon his reveal was a straight recolor of [[Ramjet (G1)#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Ramjet's]] model using the colors of his ''Masterpiece'' figure (albeit with red eyes), resulting in him to lacking his signature VTOL wings. The ensuing fan backlash because of this would lead to him having an overhaul to his model upon his release, giving him his wings back whilst sporting a color scheme reminiscent of his ''Generations'' Deluxe Class figure (albeit with a much brighter shade of red), however this overhaul would also apply to his face for reasons unknown, now sporting a head similar to his [[Thrust (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|original Generation 1 toy's]] head, as it also sports the standard Seeker helmet colored red within his conehead. A few months after his release he would receive another remodel, reverting his face to that initial design whilst keeping the wings, his colors would also be changed to a darker shade of red to better match the figure it's based on. This rather hilariously lead to Thrust's head being noticably larger than it should be.		*Thrust's appearance in the ''Earth Wars'' game has had quite the history, the first iteration (as shown to the right) upon his reveal was a straight recolor of [[Ramjet (G1)#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Ramjet's]] model using the colors of his ''Masterpiece'' figure (albeit with red eyes), resulting in him to lacking his signature VTOL wings. The ensuing fan backlash because of this would lead to him having an overhaul to his model upon his release, giving him his wings back whilst sporting a color scheme reminiscent of his ''Generations'' Deluxe Class figure (albeit with a much brighter shade of red), however this overhaul would also apply to his face for reasons unknown, now sporting a head similar to his [[Thrust (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|original Generation 1 toy's]] head, as it also sports the standard Seeker helmet colored red within his conehead. A few months after his release he would receive another remodel, reverting his face to that initial design whilst keeping the wings, his colors would also be changed to a darker shade of red to better match the figure it's based on. This rather hilariously lead to Thrust's head being noticably larger than it should be.

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	*It appears Thrust's Generation 1 toy was, at one point, intended to have different bomb-like shoulder-mounted weapons like his conehead brethren, as evident by his finalized robot and vehicle mode character models, either that, or the toy was posed with the wrong weapons in the toy images given to the model creator/s ([[Hook (G1)#Notes\|this wouldn't be]] [[Scavenger (G1)#Notes\|the ''first'' time]]). In vehicle mode he outright features bombs shaped like [[Ramjet (G1)\|Ramjet]]'s under his wings, while in robot mode, the remnants of a bomb weapon is protruding from his right forearm below the [[null-ray]], often colored in the color of his VTOL fan, hiding it away (see his [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] comic model at the top of this article).		*It appears Thrust's Generation 1 toy was, at one point, intended to have different bomb-like shoulder-mounted weapons like his conehead brethren, as evident by his finalized robot and vehicle mode character models, either that, or the toy was posed with the wrong weapons in the toy images given to the model creator/s ([[Hook (G1)#Notes\|this wouldn't be]] [[Scavenger (G1)#Notes\|the ''first'' time]]). In vehicle mode he outright features bombs shaped like [[Ramjet (G1)\|Ramjet]]'s under his wings, while in robot mode, the remnants of a bomb weapon is protruding from his right forearm below the [[null-ray]], often colored in the color of his VTOL fan, hiding it away (see his [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] comic model at the top of this article).
	**Similarly, another element of an older model remains in the finalized model, the long, stripe-patterned point at the bottom of his left wing in robot mode. In official [[Toei Animation\|Toei]]-approved color guides and colorings, that part of the wing is left uncolored entirely. Rather than redrawing the wing—or at the very least—removing those lines entirely, they kept it on there for whatever reason. Luckily, it appears the animator's mostly used Thrust's rear-view robot mode model for interpreting his wings and how they attach to his legs (which is noticeably different to the front-facing model, by the way), so this weird cut off or uncolored detail doesn't show up in the cartoon itself. In the Marvel comics model (top of this article), however, that part is colored dark gray with the rest of the wing.		**Similarly, another element of an older model remains in the finalized model, the long, stripe-patterned point at the bottom of his left wing in robot mode. In official [[Toei Animation\|Toei]]-approved color guides and colorings, that part of the wing is left uncolored entirely. Rather than redrawing the wing—or at the very least—removing those lines entirely, they kept it on there for whatever reason. Luckily, it appears the animator's mostly used Thrust's rear-view robot mode model for interpreting his wings and how they attach to his legs (which is noticeably different to the front-facing model, by the way), so this weird cut off or uncolored detail doesn't show up in the cartoon itself. In the Marvel comics model (top of this article), however, that part is colored dark gray with the rest of the wing.
			[[File:Earth Wars Early Thrust.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|And somehow he found his way back into the game.]]
	*A 1986 [[Panini]] stickerbook sold in Belgium and the Netherlands gave Thrust the alternate French language name "Trust". Whether this name was used in any other media made for French-speaking regions is unknown.		*A 1986 [[Panini]] stickerbook sold in Belgium and the Netherlands gave Thrust the alternate French language name "Trust". Whether this name was used in any other media made for French-speaking regions is unknown.
	*Thrust was supposed to appear in the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Wars'' episode]] "[[Nemesis Part 2]]", alongside Ramjet and Dirge, and have a kickass mid-air fight scene with the [[Maximal]]s, but this didn't happen due to budget constraints.		*Thrust was supposed to appear in the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Wars'' episode]] "[[Nemesis Part 2]]", alongside Ramjet and Dirge, and have a kickass mid-air fight scene with the [[Maximal]]s, but this didn't happen due to budget constraints.
	*Rather than being based directly off of his ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' toy, Thrust's ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]'' cartoon character model only retains the toy's head, with the rest of his body being a carbon copy of the ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]] model.		*Rather than being based directly off of his ''[[War for Cybertron: Earthrise\|Earthrise]]'' toy, Thrust's ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)\|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]'' cartoon character model only retains the toy's head, with the rest of his body being a carbon copy of the ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege\|Siege]]'' [[Seeker (body-type)\|Seeker]] model.
			*Thrust's appearance in the ''Earth Wars'' game has had quite the history, the first iteration (as shown to the right) upon his reveal was a straight recolor of [[Ramjet (G1)#Transformers: Earth Wars\|Ramjet's]] model using the colors of his ''Masterpiece'' figure, resulting in him to lacking his signature VTOL wings. The ensuing fan backlash because of this would lead to him having an overhaul to his model upon his release, giving him his wings back whilst sporting a color scheme reminiscent of his ''Generations'' Deluxe Class figure (albeit with a much brighter shade of red), however this overhaul would also apply to his face for reasons unknown, now sporting a head similar to his [[Thrust (G1)/toys#The Transformers\|original Generation 1 toy's]] head, as it also sports the standard Seeker helmet colored red within his conehead. A few months after his release he would receive another remodel, reverting his face to that initial design whilst keeping the wings, his colors would also be changed to a darker shade of red to better match the figure it's based on.

	===Foreign names===		===Foreign names===