Turret gun - Revision history

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===		===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
	In his [[Alternate mode\|jeep mode]], Hound's turret gun ~~functions~~ like a radar scope, scanning the surrounding landscape and storing this information as a topographical map with the help of internal 3-dimensional simulation circuitry. In [[robot mode]], the turret gun ~~becomes~~ an infrared radiation collector that he ~~can~~ use to track machines as well as [[human]]s. {{storylink\|The Transformers Universe\|Hound's ''Universe'' profile}}		In his [[Alternate mode\|jeep mode]], Hound's turret gun functioned like a radar scope, scanning the surrounding landscape and storing this information as a topographical map with the help of internal 3-dimensional simulation circuitry. In [[robot mode]], the turret gun became an infrared radiation collector that he could use to track machines as well as [[human]]s. {{storylink\|The Transformers Universe (Marvel)\|Hound's ''Universe'' profile}}

	[[File:Houndholomap.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.7]]		[[File:Houndholomap.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.7]]
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	Later, as the [[Autobot]]s sought to rescue their leader [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]]'s head, held captive by [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] at the [[Blackrock Aerospace Assembly Plant Number One]], they overheard Shockwave tell Prime that his head would be dumped in a nearby swamp. Pulling over, Hound then projected a holographic map of the region from his jeep mode's turret gun. {{storylink\|Prime Time!}}		Later, as the [[Autobot]]s sought to rescue their leader [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]]'s head, held captive by [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] at the [[Blackrock Aerospace Assembly Plant Number One]], they overheard Shockwave tell Prime that his head would be dumped in a nearby swamp. Pulling over, Hound then projected a holographic map of the region from his jeep mode's turret gun. {{storylink\|Prime Time!}}
			{{-}}

			===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity===
			Hound's turret gun used a variation of radar scanning to sweep over terrain and store information that he could project as a three-dimensional holographic topographical map. Hound could also use its simulation circuitry to cast simple holographic illusions. As a rifle, it could fire relatively weak energy blasts or be used as an infrared tracking device. {{storylink\|Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|Hound's ''More than Meets the Eye'' profile}}
	{{--}}		{{--}}

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	**His [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its radar and infrared functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects holographic maps and simple illusions.		**His [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its radar and infrared functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects holographic maps and simple illusions.
	**To confuse matters further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun, and in "Prime Time!" he projects a map from the turret gun in jeep mode.		**To confuse matters further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun, and in "Prime Time!" he projects a map from the turret gun in jeep mode.
	*In the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]], the source of [[Hound (G1)~~/Generation 1 cartoon continuity~~\|Hound]]'s hologram projections is similarly inconsistent:		*In the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]], the source of [[Hound (G1)\|Hound]]'s hologram projections is similarly inconsistent:
	**Introducing his abilities to [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] in "[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 2]]", Hound projects a holographic driver into his jeep mode with no obvious source. In [[More than Meets the Eye, Part 3\|part 3]], he projects holograms of [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] and a rocket base apparently just by waving his hands around.		**Introducing his abilities to [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] in "[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 2]]", Hound projects a holographic driver into his jeep mode with no obvious source. In [[More than Meets the Eye, Part 3\|part 3]], he projects holograms of [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] and a rocket base apparently just by waving his hands around.
	**In "[[Heavy Metal War]]", Hound projects an image of a [[Halonix Maximus\|giant Autobot warrior]] with twin beams of light emanating from each of his fists.		**In "[[Heavy Metal War]]", Hound projects an image of a [[Halonix Maximus\|giant Autobot warrior]] with twin beams of light emanating from each of his fists.

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Notes

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	**The [[bio]] accompanying his [[Tech Spec]]s notes that he uses his "turret gun" as a radar scope and infrared radiation collector that tracks machines as well as humans, while his hologram gun projects 3-dimensional grid laser-light topographical maps.		**The [[bio]] accompanying his [[Tech Spec]]s notes that he uses his "turret gun" as a radar scope and infrared radiation collector that tracks machines as well as humans, while his hologram gun projects 3-dimensional grid laser-light topographical maps.
	**His [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its radar and infrared functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects holographic maps and simple illusions.		**His [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its radar and infrared functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects holographic maps and simple illusions.
	**To confuse matters ~~further~~ further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun, and in "Prime Time!" he projects a map from the turret gun in jeep mode.		**To confuse matters further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun, and in "Prime Time!" he projects a map from the turret gun in jeep mode.
	*In the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]], the source of [[Hound (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hound]]'s hologram projections is similarly inconsistent:		*In the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]], the source of [[Hound (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hound]]'s hologram projections is similarly inconsistent:
	**Introducing his abilities to [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] in "[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 2]]", Hound projects a holographic driver into his jeep mode with no obvious source. In [[More than Meets the Eye, Part 3\|part 3]], he projects holograms of [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] and a rocket base apparently just by waving his hands around.		**Introducing his abilities to [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] in "[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 2]]", Hound projects a holographic driver into his jeep mode with no obvious source. In [[More than Meets the Eye, Part 3\|part 3]], he projects holograms of [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] and a rocket base apparently just by waving his hands around.

Emvee at 11:42, 8 August 2021

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	**The original [[Hound (G1)/toys\|Hound]] [[toy]] (as detailed in his [[instructions]]) came with a missile launcher, three missiles, a "[[hologram gun]]", and a "poseable [[machine gun]]".		**The original [[Hound (G1)/toys\|Hound]] [[toy]] (as detailed in his [[instructions]]) came with a missile launcher, three missiles, a "[[hologram gun]]", and a "poseable [[machine gun]]".
	**The [[bio]] accompanying his [[Tech Spec]]s notes that he uses his "turret gun" as a radar scope and infrared radiation collector that tracks machines as well as humans, while his hologram gun projects 3-dimensional grid laser-light topographical maps.		**The [[bio]] accompanying his [[Tech Spec]]s notes that he uses his "turret gun" as a radar scope and infrared radiation collector that tracks machines as well as humans, while his hologram gun projects 3-dimensional grid laser-light topographical maps.
	**His [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its radar and infrared functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects ~~holograms~~.		**His [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its radar and infrared functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects holographic maps and simple illusions.
	**To confuse matters further further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun, and in "Prime Time!" he projects a map from the turret gun in jeep mode.		**To confuse matters further further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun, and in "Prime Time!" he projects a map from the turret gun in jeep mode.
	*In the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]], the source of [[Hound (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hound]]'s hologram projections is similarly inconsistent:		*In the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]], the source of [[Hound (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hound]]'s hologram projections is similarly inconsistent:

Emvee at 11:01, 8 August 2021

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	**The original [[Hound (G1)/toys\|Hound]] [[toy]] (as detailed in his [[instructions]]) came with a missile launcher, three missiles, a "[[hologram gun]]", and a "poseable [[machine gun]]".		**The original [[Hound (G1)/toys\|Hound]] [[toy]] (as detailed in his [[instructions]]) came with a missile launcher, three missiles, a "[[hologram gun]]", and a "poseable [[machine gun]]".
	**The [[bio]] accompanying his [[Tech Spec]]s notes that he uses his "turret gun" as a radar scope and infrared radiation collector that tracks machines as well as humans, while his hologram gun projects 3-dimensional grid laser-light topographical maps.		**The [[bio]] accompanying his [[Tech Spec]]s notes that he uses his "turret gun" as a radar scope and infrared radiation collector that tracks machines as well as humans, while his hologram gun projects 3-dimensional grid laser-light topographical maps.
	**His [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects holograms.		**His [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its radar and infrared functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects holograms.
	**To confuse matters further further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun, and in "Prime Time!" he projects a map from the turret gun in jeep mode.		**To confuse matters further further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun, and in "Prime Time!" he projects a map from the turret gun in jeep mode.
	*In the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]], the source of [[Hound (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hound]]'s hologram projections is similarly inconsistent:		*In the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]], the source of [[Hound (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hound]]'s hologram projections is similarly inconsistent:

Emvee: Prime Time

2021-08-08T10:59:37Z

Prime Time

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	In his [[Alternate mode\|jeep mode]], Hound's turret gun functions like a radar scope, scanning the surrounding landscape and storing this information as a topographical map with the help of internal 3-dimensional simulation circuitry. In [[robot mode]], the turret gun becomes an infrared radiation collector that he can use to track machines as well as [[human]]s. {{storylink\|The Transformers Universe\|Hound's ''Universe'' profile}}		In his [[Alternate mode\|jeep mode]], Hound's turret gun functions like a radar scope, scanning the surrounding landscape and storing this information as a topographical map with the help of internal 3-dimensional simulation circuitry. In [[robot mode]], the turret gun becomes an infrared radiation collector that he can use to track machines as well as [[human]]s. {{storylink\|The Transformers Universe\|Hound's ''Universe'' profile}}

			[[File:Houndholomap.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.7]]
	During the Transformers' first battle on [[Earth]] in [[1984]] at a [[Community Drive-In\|drive-in movie theatre]], Hound faced off against [[Ravage (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Ravage]] and projected a holographic [[missile]] from his turret gun which caused the [[Decepticon]] spy to flee in terror. {{storylink\|The Transformers (issue)\|The Transformers}}		During the Transformers' first battle on [[Earth]] in [[1984]] at a [[Community Drive-In\|drive-in movie theatre]], Hound faced off against [[Ravage (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Ravage]] and projected a holographic [[missile]] from his turret gun which caused the [[Decepticon]] spy to flee in terror. {{storylink\|The Transformers (issue)\|The Transformers}}

			Later, as the [[Autobot]]s sought to rescue their leader [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]]'s head, held captive by [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] at the [[Blackrock Aerospace Assembly Plant Number One]], they overheard Shockwave tell Prime that his head would be dumped in a nearby swamp. Pulling over, Hound then projected a holographic map of the region from his jeep mode's turret gun. {{storylink\|Prime Time!}}
	{{--}}		{{--}}

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	**The [[bio]] accompanying his [[Tech Spec]]s notes that he uses his "turret gun" as a radar scope and infrared radiation collector that tracks machines as well as humans, while his hologram gun projects 3-dimensional grid laser-light topographical maps.		**The [[bio]] accompanying his [[Tech Spec]]s notes that he uses his "turret gun" as a radar scope and infrared radiation collector that tracks machines as well as humans, while his hologram gun projects 3-dimensional grid laser-light topographical maps.
	**His [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects holograms.		**His [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects holograms.
	**To confuse matters further further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun.		**To confuse matters further further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun, and in "Prime Time!" he projects a map from the turret gun in jeep mode.
	*In the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]], the source of [[Hound (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hound]]'s hologram projections is similarly inconsistent:		*In the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]], the source of [[Hound (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hound]]'s hologram projections is similarly inconsistent:
	**Introducing his abilities to [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] in "[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 2]]", Hound projects a holographic driver into his jeep mode with no obvious source. In [[More than Meets the Eye, Part 3\|part 3]], he projects holograms of [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] and a rocket base apparently just by waving his hands around.		**Introducing his abilities to [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] in "[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 2]]", Hound projects a holographic driver into his jeep mode with no obvious source. In [[More than Meets the Eye, Part 3\|part 3]], he projects holograms of [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] and a rocket base apparently just by waving his hands around.

Emvee: Cartoon compario

2021-08-08T10:42:17Z

Cartoon compario

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	**His [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects holograms.		**His [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects holograms.
	**To confuse matters further further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun.		**To confuse matters further further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun.
			*In the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]], the source of [[Hound (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hound]]'s hologram projections is similarly inconsistent:
			**Introducing his abilities to [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] in "[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 2]]", Hound projects a holographic driver into his jeep mode with no obvious source. In [[More than Meets the Eye, Part 3\|part 3]], he projects holograms of [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] and a rocket base apparently just by waving his hands around.
			**In "[[Heavy Metal War]]", Hound projects an image of a [[Halonix Maximus\|giant Autobot warrior]] with twin beams of light emanating from each of his fists.
			**Conversely in "[[The Immobilizer]]", he projects a hologram of [[Laserbeak (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Laserbeak]] with a single beam of light emanating from his chest.
			**Finally, in "[[Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 1]]", Hound once again projects a hologram of Megatron, but this time using his handheld weapon.

	[[Category:Generation 1 weapons]]		[[Category:Generation 1 weapons]]
	[[Category:Ranged weapons]]		[[Category:Ranged weapons]]

Emvee: OK this one is really eggy

2021-08-08T09:13:46Z

OK this one is really eggy

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[[File:Tellhimwhodefeatedyouthisday.jpg|thumb|upright=1.3]]
[[Hound (G1)|Hound]] has a '''turret gun''' that is capable of projecting [[hologram]]s. Or not. It's all very confusing, really.

==Fiction==
===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
In his [[Alternate mode|jeep mode]], Hound's turret gun functions like a radar scope, scanning the surrounding landscape and storing this information as a topographical map with the help of internal 3-dimensional simulation circuitry. In [[robot mode]], the turret gun becomes an infrared radiation collector that he can use to track machines as well as [[human]]s. {{storylink|The Transformers Universe|Hound's ''Universe'' profile}}

During the Transformers' first battle on [[Earth]] in [[1984]] at a [[Community Drive-In|drive-in movie theatre]], Hound faced off against [[Ravage (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Ravage]] and projected a holographic [[missile]] from his turret gun which caused the [[Decepticon]] spy to flee in terror. {{storylink|The Transformers (issue)|The Transformers}}
{{--}}

==Notes==
[[File:G1Hound toy.jpg|upright=1.3|thumb]]
*So it's like this:
**The original [[Hound (G1)/toys|Hound]] [[toy]] (as detailed in his [[instructions]]) came with a missile launcher, three missiles, a "[[hologram gun]]", and a "poseable [[machine gun]]".
**The [[bio]] accompanying his [[Tech Spec]]s notes that he uses his "turret gun" as a radar scope and infrared radiation collector that tracks machines as well as humans, while his hologram gun projects 3-dimensional grid laser-light topographical maps.
**His [[Marvel Comics|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects holograms.
**To confuse matters further further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun.

[[Category:Generation 1 weapons]]
[[Category:Ranged weapons]]

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	**Finally, in "[[Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 1]]", Hound once again projects a hologram of Megatron, but this time using his handheld weapon.		**Finally, in "[[Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 1]]", Hound once again projects a hologram of Megatron, but this time using his handheld weapon.

	[[Category:Generation 1 ~~weapons]]~~		[[Category:Generation 1 ranged weapons]]
	~~[[Category:Ranged~~ weapons]]

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===		===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
	In his [[Alternate mode\|jeep mode]], Hound's turret gun ~~functions~~ like a radar scope, scanning the surrounding landscape and storing this information as a topographical map with the help of internal 3-dimensional simulation circuitry. In [[robot mode]], the turret gun ~~becomes~~ an infrared radiation collector that he ~~can~~ use to track machines as well as [[human]]s. {{storylink\|The Transformers Universe\|Hound's ''Universe'' profile}}		In his [[Alternate mode\|jeep mode]], Hound's turret gun functioned like a radar scope, scanning the surrounding landscape and storing this information as a topographical map with the help of internal 3-dimensional simulation circuitry. In [[robot mode]], the turret gun became an infrared radiation collector that he could use to track machines as well as [[human]]s. {{storylink\|The Transformers Universe (Marvel)\|Hound's ''Universe'' profile}}

	[[File:Houndholomap.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.7]]		[[File:Houndholomap.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.7]]
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	Later, as the [[Autobot]]s sought to rescue their leader [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]]'s head, held captive by [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] at the [[Blackrock Aerospace Assembly Plant Number One]], they overheard Shockwave tell Prime that his head would be dumped in a nearby swamp. Pulling over, Hound then projected a holographic map of the region from his jeep mode's turret gun. {{storylink\|Prime Time!}}		Later, as the [[Autobot]]s sought to rescue their leader [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]]'s head, held captive by [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] at the [[Blackrock Aerospace Assembly Plant Number One]], they overheard Shockwave tell Prime that his head would be dumped in a nearby swamp. Pulling over, Hound then projected a holographic map of the region from his jeep mode's turret gun. {{storylink\|Prime Time!}}
			{{-}}

			===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity===
			Hound's turret gun used a variation of radar scanning to sweep over terrain and store information that he could project as a three-dimensional holographic topographical map. Hound could also use its simulation circuitry to cast simple holographic illusions. As a rifle, it could fire relatively weak energy blasts or be used as an infrared tracking device. {{storylink\|Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|Hound's ''More than Meets the Eye'' profile}}
	{{--}}		{{--}}

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	**His [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its radar and infrared functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects holographic maps and simple illusions.		**His [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its radar and infrared functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects holographic maps and simple illusions.
	**To confuse matters further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun, and in "Prime Time!" he projects a map from the turret gun in jeep mode.		**To confuse matters further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun, and in "Prime Time!" he projects a map from the turret gun in jeep mode.
	*In the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]], the source of [[Hound (G1)~~/Generation 1 cartoon continuity~~\|Hound]]'s hologram projections is similarly inconsistent:		*In the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]], the source of [[Hound (G1)\|Hound]]'s hologram projections is similarly inconsistent:
	**Introducing his abilities to [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] in "[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 2]]", Hound projects a holographic driver into his jeep mode with no obvious source. In [[More than Meets the Eye, Part 3\|part 3]], he projects holograms of [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] and a rocket base apparently just by waving his hands around.		**Introducing his abilities to [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] in "[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 2]]", Hound projects a holographic driver into his jeep mode with no obvious source. In [[More than Meets the Eye, Part 3\|part 3]], he projects holograms of [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] and a rocket base apparently just by waving his hands around.
	**In "[[Heavy Metal War]]", Hound projects an image of a [[Halonix Maximus\|giant Autobot warrior]] with twin beams of light emanating from each of his fists.		**In "[[Heavy Metal War]]", Hound projects an image of a [[Halonix Maximus\|giant Autobot warrior]] with twin beams of light emanating from each of his fists.

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	**The [[bio]] accompanying his [[Tech Spec]]s notes that he uses his "turret gun" as a radar scope and infrared radiation collector that tracks machines as well as humans, while his hologram gun projects 3-dimensional grid laser-light topographical maps.		**The [[bio]] accompanying his [[Tech Spec]]s notes that he uses his "turret gun" as a radar scope and infrared radiation collector that tracks machines as well as humans, while his hologram gun projects 3-dimensional grid laser-light topographical maps.
	**His [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its radar and infrared functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects holographic maps and simple illusions.		**His [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]] ''Universe'' profile states that the turret gun becomes his handheld weapon in robot mode and splits its radar and infrared functions between modes, as noted above. To confuse matters further his hologram gun is said to be "shoulder-mounted", implying that it's his missile launcher that projects holographic maps and simple illusions.
	**To confuse matters ~~further~~ further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun, and in "Prime Time!" he projects a map from the turret gun in jeep mode.		**To confuse matters further, in the first issue of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel comic]], Hound projects a holographic missile from his handheld weapon, which he calls his turret gun, and in "Prime Time!" he projects a map from the turret gun in jeep mode.
	*In the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]], the source of [[Hound (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hound]]'s hologram projections is similarly inconsistent:		*In the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|Generation 1 cartoon]], the source of [[Hound (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Hound]]'s hologram projections is similarly inconsistent:
	**Introducing his abilities to [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] in "[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 2]]", Hound projects a holographic driver into his jeep mode with no obvious source. In [[More than Meets the Eye, Part 3\|part 3]], he projects holograms of [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] and a rocket base apparently just by waving his hands around.		**Introducing his abilities to [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] in "[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 2]]", Hound projects a holographic driver into his jeep mode with no obvious source. In [[More than Meets the Eye, Part 3\|part 3]], he projects holograms of [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Megatron]] and a rocket base apparently just by waving his hands around.