Transformers: Robots in Disguise (mobile game) - Revision history

BerylRoll at 11:55, 5 January 2026

2026-01-05T11:55:33Z

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	;Regular		;Regular
	*[[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]]		*[[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]]
	*[[Sideswipe (RID)\|Sideswipe]]		*[[Sideswipe (RID 2015)\|Sideswipe]]
	*[[Fixit (RID)\|Fixit]]		*[[Fixit (RID)\|Fixit]]
	*[[Strongarm (RID)\|Strongarm]]		*[[Strongarm (RID)\|Strongarm]]
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	*[[Velocirazor]]		*[[Velocirazor]]
	*[[Dragonus]]		*[[Dragonus]]
	*[[Bashbreaker]]		*[[Bashbreaker (RID)\|Bashbreaker]]
	*[[Sawback]]		*[[Sawback]]
	*[[Tricerashot]]		*[[Tricerashot (RID)\|Tricerashot]]
	*[[Windstrike]]		*[[Windstrike (RID)\|Windstrike]]
	*[[Sawtooth (RID)\|Sawtooth]]		*[[Sawtooth (RID)\|Sawtooth]]
	{{!}}}		{{!}}}
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	*[[Dragonus]]		*[[Dragonus]]
	*[[Hammer (RID)\|Hammer]]		*[[Hammer (RID)\|Hammer]]
	*[[Bashbreaker]]		*[[Bashbreaker (RID)\|Bashbreaker]]
	*[[Lancelon]]		*[[Lancelon (RID)\|Lancelon]]
	*[[Lord Doomitron]]		*[[Lord Doomitron]]
	*[[Stuntwing]]		*[[Stuntwing]]

Cyberlink420 at 22:52, 2 February 2022

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	[[Category:Aligned video games]]		[[Category:Aligned video games]]
	[[Category:Robots in Disguise (2015) media]]		[[Category:Robots in Disguise (2015) media]]
	[[Category:Mobile ~~Games~~]]		[[Category:Mobile games]]

TheLastGherkin: /* Featured characters */

2021-06-30T16:51:59Z

Featured characters

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	\|h1='''[[Autobot]]s'''\|c1=		\|h1='''[[Autobot]]s'''\|c1=
			{{{!}}border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" style="background:transparent"
			{{!}}-
			{{!}}style="background:transparent;border:0px" valign="top"{{!}}
	;Regular		;Regular
	*[[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]]		*[[Bumblebee (WFC)\|Bumblebee]]
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	*[[Windblade (RID)\|Windblade]]		*[[Windblade (RID)\|Windblade]]
	*[[Ratchet (WFC)\|Ratchet]]		*[[Ratchet (WFC)\|Ratchet]]
			;Combiners
			*[[Ultra Bee]]
			*[[Primestrong]]
			*[[Beeside]]
			*[[Skyhammer (RID)\|Skyhammer]]
			{{!}}style="background:transparent;border:0px" valign="top"{{!}}
	;Mini-Cons		;Mini-Cons
	*[[Chainstorm]]		*[[Chainstorm]]
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	*[[Windstrike]]		*[[Windstrike]]
	*[[Sawtooth (RID)\|Sawtooth]]		*[[Sawtooth (RID)\|Sawtooth]]
	~~;Combiners~~		{{!}}}
	*[[Ultra Bee]]
	*[[Primestrong]]
	*[[Beeside]]
	*[[Skyhammer (RID)\|Skyhammer]]
	\|h2='''[[Decepticon]]s'''\|c2=		\|h2='''[[Decepticon]]s'''\|c2=
			{{{!}}border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" style="background:transparent"
			{{!}}-
			{{!}}style="background:transparent;border:0px" valign="top"{{!}}
	;Regular		;Regular
	*[[Underbite]]		*[[Underbite]]
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	*[[Groundpounder (RID)\|Groundpounder]]		*[[Groundpounder (RID)\|Groundpounder]]
	*[[Soundwave (WFC)\|Soundwave]]		*[[Soundwave (WFC)\|Soundwave]]
			;Combiners
			*[[Menasor (RID)\|Menasor]]
			*[[Galvatronus (RID)\|Galvatronus]]
			*[[Dragbreak]]
			*[[Shocknado]]
			{{!}}style="background:transparent;border:0px" valign="top"{{!}}
	;Mini-Cons		;Mini-Cons
	*[[Anvil (RID)\|Anvil]]		*[[Anvil (RID)\|Anvil]]
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	*[[Laserbeak (WFC)\|Laserbeak]]		*[[Laserbeak (WFC)\|Laserbeak]]
	*[[Hi-Test (RID)\|Hi-Test]]		*[[Hi-Test (RID)\|Hi-Test]]
	~~;Combiners~~		{{!}}}
	*[[Menasor (RID)\|Menasor]]
	*[[Galvatronus (RID)\|Galvatronus]]
	*[[Dragbreak]]
	*[[Shocknado]]
	\|h3='''Non-playable characters'''		\|h3='''Non-playable characters'''
	\|c3=		\|c3=
	*[[~~Clone~~\|Decepticon Clones]]		*[[Cloning\|Decepticon Clones]]
	**[[Barrage (Prime)\|Barrage]]		**[[Barrage (Prime)\|Barrage]]
	**[[Needler (RID)\|Needler]]		**[[Needler (RID)\|Needler]]
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	**[[Strongarm (RID)#Kre-O\|Strongarm]]		**[[Strongarm (RID)#Kre-O\|Strongarm]]
	**[[Bumblebee (Kre-O)\|Bumblebee]]		**[[Bumblebee (Kre-O)\|Bumblebee]]
			*[[Cryostase]]
	\|nonumbering=true		\|nonumbering=true
	}}		}}

Khajidha: /* Notes */

2021-02-08T17:49:45Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*On multiple occasions, major updates to the app's list of available characters and variations thereof have indirectly revealed ~~massive bulks of~~ previously unannounced toys.		*On multiple occasions, major updates to the app's list of available characters and variations thereof have indirectly revealed previously unannounced toys.
	*The app's treatment of different-[[character]] [[redeco]]s of existing toys is... ''unconventional'', to say the least: Rather than treating them as separate characters, the game considers them variations of the characters their toys are redecoed from, with the name of the new character being relegated to a mere [[gimmick]] name, deco "theme" or [[size class]]. For example, Legion Class [[Ultra Magnus (WFC)#Robots in Disguise (2015)\|Ultra Magnus]] becomes an "Ultra Magnus" class version of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]]; [[Mini-Con]] [[Ransack (RID Mini-Con)\|Ransack]] becomes a "Ransack" class version of [[Backtrack (RID)\|Backtrack]]; and Mini-Con [[Glacius]] becomes a "Glacius" class version of [[Swelter]]. This was apparently fixed with one of the later updates, as [[Ratchet (WFC)\|Ratchet]] (whose toys were all retooled from [[Strongarm (RID)\|Strongarm]]'s), [[Paralon (RID)\|Paralon]] (whose sole toy is a redeco of [[Scorponok (WFC)\|Scorponok]]) and [[Scatterspike (RID)\|Scatterspike]] (whose sole toy is a redeco of [[Quillfire (RID)\|Quillfire]]) were all listed as separate characters.		*The app's treatment of different-[[character]] [[redeco]]s of existing toys is... ''unconventional'', to say the least: Rather than treating them as separate characters, the game considers them variations of the characters their toys are redecoed from, with the name of the new character being relegated to a mere [[gimmick]] name, deco "theme" or [[size class]]. For example, Legion Class [[Ultra Magnus (WFC)#Robots in Disguise (2015)\|Ultra Magnus]] becomes an "Ultra Magnus" class version of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]]; [[Mini-Con]] [[Ransack (RID Mini-Con)\|Ransack]] becomes a "Ransack" class version of [[Backtrack (RID)\|Backtrack]]; and Mini-Con [[Glacius]] becomes a "Glacius" class version of [[Swelter]]. This was apparently fixed with one of the later updates, as [[Ratchet (WFC)\|Ratchet]] (whose toys were all retooled from [[Strongarm (RID)\|Strongarm]]'s), [[Paralon (RID)\|Paralon]] (whose sole toy is a redeco of [[Scorponok (WFC)\|Scorponok]]) and [[Scatterspike (RID)\|Scatterspike]] (whose sole toy is a redeco of [[Quillfire (RID)\|Quillfire]]) were all listed as separate characters.
	*The app gives weird names to certain redecos. For example, [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#MiniconWeaponizers3Step\|Three-Step Energon Boost Bumblebee]] is known as Hero Power Surge by the mobile game. Hero Power Surge Bumblebee [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#PowerSurge3Step\|actually exists now]]. [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#OneStepEnergonBoost\|One-Step Energon Boost Bumblebee]] is designated as Switchblade Night. Which, by the games usual naming system would imply it is a Night Ops Bumblebee redeco of [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#OneStep2016\|the 2016 One-Step Bee]] which isn't true by any means.		*The app gives weird names to certain redecos. For example, [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#MiniconWeaponizers3Step\|Three-Step Energon Boost Bumblebee]] is known as Hero Power Surge by the mobile game. Hero Power Surge Bumblebee [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#PowerSurge3Step\|actually exists now]]. [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#OneStepEnergonBoost\|One-Step Energon Boost Bumblebee]] is designated as Switchblade Night. Which, by the games usual naming system would imply it is a Night Ops Bumblebee redeco of [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#OneStep2016\|the 2016 One-Step Bee]] which isn't true by any means.

Khajidha: /* Notes */ I THINK this is what you were trying to say

2021-02-08T17:48:42Z

Notes: I THINK this is what you were trying to say

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	*Initially after the game's release, it wasn't possible to exit the game due to a glitch. This was later amended during the Mini-Con update.		*Initially after the game's release, it wasn't possible to exit the game due to a glitch. This was later amended during the Mini-Con update.
	*Strangely, in the insignia scanning demo video, a piano is seen in the shuffling character sihouettes.		*Strangely, in the insignia scanning demo video, a piano is seen in the shuffling character sihouettes.
	*The game's Hungarian ~~language~~ is "not the best~~"; and some~~ names ~~were~~ translated ~~(official G1 names)~~, some ~~names not who has offical name for example: Ratchet~~ (~~in ''Prime'' no character names were translated but G1 and Bayverse Ratchet has Hungarian name both the G1's~~)~~, Ironhide and Laserbeak (all have in G1 and Bayverse). Finally Fixit have got Hungarian name in the game but he has~~ never ~~got (It's~~ a ~~good thing, if all characters would have~~ Hungarian ~~names)~~.		*The game's Hungarian translation is ... not the best. Some characters use their English names while others are translated, including some (such as Fixit) who had never had a Hungarian name before.

	==Links==		==Links==

KikÃ© Prime: /* Notes */

2021-02-08T17:38:00Z

Notes

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	*Initially after the game's release, it wasn't possible to exit the game due to a glitch. This was later amended during the Mini-Con update.		*Initially after the game's release, it wasn't possible to exit the game due to a glitch. This was later amended during the Mini-Con update.
	*Strangely, in the insignia scanning demo video, a piano is seen in the shuffling character sihouettes.		*Strangely, in the insignia scanning demo video, a piano is seen in the shuffling character sihouettes.
			*The game's Hungarian language is "not the best"; and some names were translated (official G1 names), some names not who has offical name for example: Ratchet (in ''Prime'' no character names were translated but G1 and Bayverse Ratchet has Hungarian name both the G1's), Ironhide and Laserbeak (all have in G1 and Bayverse). Finally Fixit have got Hungarian name in the game but he has never got (It's a good thing, if all characters would have Hungarian names).

	==Links==		==Links==

Saix: /* Notes */clean up, replaced: Scatterspike → Scatterspike, typos fixed: above mentioned → above-mentioned

2020-12-30T20:53:09Z

Notes: clean up, replaced: Scatterspike → Scatterspike, typos fixed: above mentioned → above-mentioned

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*On multiple occasions, major updates to the app's list of available characters and variations thereof have indirectly revealed massive bulks of previously unannounced toys.		*On multiple occasions, major updates to the app's list of available characters and variations thereof have indirectly revealed massive bulks of previously unannounced toys.
	*The app's treatment of different-[[character]] [[redeco]]s of existing toys is... ''unconventional'', to say the least: Rather than treating them as separate characters, the game considers them variations of the characters their toys are redecoed from, with the name of the new character being relegated to a mere [[gimmick]] name, deco "theme" or [[size class]]. For example, Legion Class [[Ultra Magnus (WFC)#Robots in Disguise (2015)\|Ultra Magnus]] becomes an "Ultra Magnus" class version of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]]; [[Mini-Con]] [[Ransack (RID Mini-Con)\|Ransack]] becomes a "Ransack" class version of [[Backtrack (RID)\|Backtrack]]; and Mini-Con [[Glacius]] becomes a "Glacius" class version of [[Swelter]]. This was apparently fixed with one of the later updates, as [[Ratchet (WFC)\|Ratchet]] (whose toys were all retooled from [[Strongarm (RID)\|Strongarm]]'s), [[Paralon (RID)\|Paralon]] (whose sole toy is a redeco of [[Scorponok (WFC)\|Scorponok]]) and [[Scatterspike]] (whose sole toy is a redeco of [[Quillfire (RID)\|Quillfire]]) were all listed as separate characters.		*The app's treatment of different-[[character]] [[redeco]]s of existing toys is... ''unconventional'', to say the least: Rather than treating them as separate characters, the game considers them variations of the characters their toys are redecoed from, with the name of the new character being relegated to a mere [[gimmick]] name, deco "theme" or [[size class]]. For example, Legion Class [[Ultra Magnus (WFC)#Robots in Disguise (2015)\|Ultra Magnus]] becomes an "Ultra Magnus" class version of [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]]; [[Mini-Con]] [[Ransack (RID Mini-Con)\|Ransack]] becomes a "Ransack" class version of [[Backtrack (RID)\|Backtrack]]; and Mini-Con [[Glacius]] becomes a "Glacius" class version of [[Swelter]]. This was apparently fixed with one of the later updates, as [[Ratchet (WFC)\|Ratchet]] (whose toys were all retooled from [[Strongarm (RID)\|Strongarm]]'s), [[Paralon (RID)\|Paralon]] (whose sole toy is a redeco of [[Scorponok (WFC)\|Scorponok]]) and [[Scatterspike (RID)\|Scatterspike]] (whose sole toy is a redeco of [[Quillfire (RID)\|Quillfire]]) were all listed as separate characters.
	*The app gives weird names to certain redecos. For example, [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#MiniconWeaponizers3Step\|Three-Step Energon Boost Bumblebee]] is known as Hero Power Surge by the mobile game. Hero Power Surge Bumblebee [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#PowerSurge3Step\|actually exists now]]. [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#OneStepEnergonBoost\|One-Step Energon Boost Bumblebee]] is designated as Switchblade Night. Which, by the games usual naming system would imply it is a Night Ops Bumblebee redeco of [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#OneStep2016\|the 2016 One-Step Bee]] which isn't true by any means.		*The app gives weird names to certain redecos. For example, [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#MiniconWeaponizers3Step\|Three-Step Energon Boost Bumblebee]] is known as Hero Power Surge by the mobile game. Hero Power Surge Bumblebee [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#PowerSurge3Step\|actually exists now]]. [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#OneStepEnergonBoost\|One-Step Energon Boost Bumblebee]] is designated as Switchblade Night. Which, by the games usual naming system would imply it is a Night Ops Bumblebee redeco of [[Bumblebee (WFC)/toys#OneStep2016\|the 2016 One-Step Bee]] which isn't true by any means.
	*After the adding of "'''Stealth'''" Windstrike, none of the other three Mini-Con Weaponizer redecos from his wave were added to the game. Scanning them will unlock their already added, standard variants. Once the ''Combiner Force'' [[subline imprint]] began, only Activator Combiners (the large figures and their Mini-Con partners), Crash Combiners, and Team Combiners were added to the app. Every other size class, nope.		*After the adding of "'''Stealth'''" Windstrike, none of the other three Mini-Con Weaponizer redecos from his wave were added to the game. Scanning them will unlock their already added, standard variants. Once the ''Combiner Force'' [[subline imprint]] began, only Activator Combiners (the large figures and their Mini-Con partners), Crash Combiners, and Team Combiners were added to the app. Every other size class, nope.
	*The insignia stickers from the ''Mini-Con Weaponizer/Combiner Force'' re-releases of the original Warrior/Legion Class figures only unlock Energon currencies in the mobile game instead of the characters.		*The insignia stickers from the ''Mini-Con Weaponizer/Combiner Force'' re-releases of the original Warrior/Legion Class figures only unlock Energon currencies in the mobile game instead of the characters.
	*Scanning Combiner Force figures is supposed to give Cryostasis tickets to unlock characters without spending Energon or Ultra Sparks. However, this only works if a Combiner Force-related figure from any size class, besides the above mentioned ones, is scanned.		*Scanning Combiner Force figures is supposed to give Cryostasis tickets to unlock characters without spending Energon or Ultra Sparks. However, this only works if a Combiner Force-related figure from any size class, besides the above-mentioned ones, is scanned.
	*Initially after the game's release, it wasn't possible to exit the game due to a glitch. This was later amended during the Mini-Con update.		*Initially after the game's release, it wasn't possible to exit the game due to a glitch. This was later amended during the Mini-Con update.
	*Strangely, in the insignia scanning demo video, a piano is seen in the shuffling character sihouettes.		*Strangely, in the insignia scanning demo video, a piano is seen in the shuffling character sihouettes.

Supacool9 at 04:48, 13 September 2020

2020-09-13T04:48:40Z

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Kitsune1: /* Notes */

2020-06-07T23:51:52Z

Notes

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	*Scanning Combiner Force figures is supposed to give Cryostasis tickets to unlock characters without spending Energon or Ultra Sparks. However, this only works if a Combiner Force-related figure from any size class, besides the above mentioned ones, is scanned.		*Scanning Combiner Force figures is supposed to give Cryostasis tickets to unlock characters without spending Energon or Ultra Sparks. However, this only works if a Combiner Force-related figure from any size class, besides the above mentioned ones, is scanned.
	*Initially after the game's release, it wasn't possible to exit the game due to a glitch. This was later amended during the Mini-Con update.		*Initially after the game's release, it wasn't possible to exit the game due to a glitch. This was later amended during the Mini-Con update.
	*Strangely, In the insignia scanning demo video, a piano is seen in the shuffling character sihouettes.		*Strangely, in the insignia scanning demo video, a piano is seen in the shuffling character sihouettes.

	==Links==		==Links==

Kitsune1: /* Synopsis */

2020-06-07T23:50:57Z

Synopsis

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	[[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] finds a crashed [[stasis pod]], and revives its occupant, the [[Insecticon (WFC)\|Insecticon]] [[Barrage (Prime)\|Barrage]] who reveals he has the plans for a [[space bridge]] capable of reaching [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. In addition the Decepticon's [[Mini-Con]] partner [[Needler (RID)\|Needler]] is able to rewire the stasis pod, turning it into a booth that produces replicas of whomever steps inside, giving them the ability to create an instant army. In the junkyard, Bumblebee tests out a [[Decepticon Hunter]], accidentally chopping up a blueprint Fixit is holding, much to the others' dismay. The Autobots soon find themselves under attack by the duplicated Decepticons and are forced to fight their way through the scrapyard. Fixit picks up more Decepticon signals, leading the Autobots to find [[Crown City]] has been overrun. They battle the Decepticons there, including [[Underbite]], and the trail leads them to the refinery and the nearby [[Rumbledome]] arena. At the trainyard, the Autobots find themselves tangling with more Decepticons, including [[Fracture (RID)\|Fracture]]. More signals lead them to a sawmill for a battle with [[Thunderhoof (RID)\|Thunderhoof]] and eventually to the ''[[Alchemor (RID)\|Alchemor]]'' crash site in the woods, where they find Steeljaw in the process of powering up his space bridge. They take Steeljaw down, but Barrage heads through the portal and the team has no choice but to follow him through to Cybertron. Arriving at the statue park on Cybertron, they manage to defeat Barrage and haul him back through the space bridge to be slapped in a stasis pod. The space bridge, however, explodes, leaving them again stranded on Earth, and as they take the defeated Barrage away, Steeljaw makes his escape.		[[Steeljaw (RID)\|Steeljaw]] finds a crashed [[stasis pod]], and revives its occupant, the [[Insecticon (WFC)\|Insecticon]] [[Barrage (Prime)\|Barrage]], who reveals he has the plans for a [[space bridge]] capable of reaching [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. In addition, the Decepticon's [[Mini-Con]] partner [[Needler (RID)\|Needler]] is able to rewire the stasis pod, turning it into a booth that produces replicas of whomever steps inside, giving them the ability to create an instant army. In the junkyard, Bumblebee tests out a [[Decepticon Hunter]], accidentally chopping up a blueprint Fixit is holding, much to the others' dismay. The Autobots soon find themselves under attack by the duplicated Decepticons and are forced to fight their way through the scrapyard. Fixit picks up more Decepticon signals, leading the Autobots to find [[Crown City]] has been overrun. They battle the Decepticons there, including [[Underbite]], and the trail leads them to the refinery and the nearby [[Rumbledome]] arena. At the trainyard, the Autobots find themselves tangling with more Decepticons, including [[Fracture (RID)\|Fracture]]. More signals lead them to a sawmill for a battle with [[Thunderhoof (RID)\|Thunderhoof]] and eventually to the ''[[Alchemor (RID)\|Alchemor]]'' crash site in the woods, where they find Steeljaw in the process of powering up his space bridge. They take Steeljaw down, but Barrage heads through the portal and the team has no choice but to follow him through to Cybertron. Arriving at the statue park on Cybertron, they manage to defeat Barrage and haul him back through the space bridge to be slapped in a stasis pod. The space bridge, however, explodes, leaving them again stranded on Earth, and as they take the defeated Barrage away, Steeljaw makes his escape.

	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==