Wildwheel (Cyberverse) - Revision history

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	[[Category:Cyberverse Autobots]]		[[Category:Cyberverse Autobots]]
	[[Category:Cyberverse Decepticons]]		[[Category:Cyberverse Decepticons]]
			[[Category: Tiny Turbo Changers]]
	[[Category:Turncoats]]		[[Category:Turncoats]]

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	[[File:Young-Wild-Wheel-Boulder-model.jpg\|thumb\|~~Future~~ '~~'Transformers'' creators, please have him face off with classic bounty hunter-style [[Lockdown (disambiguation)\|Lockdown]]!~~]]		[[File:Young-Wild-Wheel-Boulder-model.jpg\|thumb\|upright=.66\|Op-pas, don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys...]]
	*Wildwheel's design, especially his [[Transformer clothing\|poncho]], homages that of the {{w\|Man with No Name}} of {{w\|Sergio Leone}}'s ''{{w\|Dollars Trilogy}}''.		* Wildwheel's design, especially his [[Transformer clothing\|poncho]], homages that of the {{w\|Man with No Name}} of {{w\|Sergio Leone}}'s ''{{w\|Dollars Trilogy}}''.
	*Opposite to [[Shadow Striker (Cyberverse)\|Shadow Striker]] and [[Alpha Strike]], Wildwheel's toy/trademark name is spelled as a single word with normal capitalization, as opposed to being rendered as "Wild Wheel" in the ''Cyberverse'' show and credits.		* Opposite to [[Shadow Striker (Cyberverse)\|Shadow Striker]] and [[Alpha Strike]], Wildwheel's toy/trademark name is spelled as a single word with normal capitalization, as opposed to being rendered as "Wild Wheel" in the ''Cyberverse'' show and credits.

	[[Category:Cyberverse Autobots]]		[[Category:Cyberverse Autobots]]
	[[Category:Cyberverse Decepticons]]		[[Category:Cyberverse Decepticons]]
	[[Category:Turncoats]]		[[Category:Turncoats]]

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	==Toys==		==Toys==
	===''Cyberverse''===		===''Cyberverse''===
	[[File:Toy Cyberverse Wildwheel.jpg\|upright=2\|thumb\|Fire! [BURST MODE]]]		[[File:Toy Cyberverse Wildwheel.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|Fire! [BURST MODE]]]
	*'''Wildwheel''' (Trooper Class, [[2020]])		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Wildwheel''' (Trooper Class, [[2020]])}}</ul>
	**''Accessories'': Two pistols, hat, chest armor, left & right fins		:*''Accessories'': Two pistols, hat, chest armor, left & right fins

	:Released as part of the ''[[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)\|Cyberverse]]''~~<nowiki>'</nowiki>s~~ "Battle Call" ~~subline~~, the Trooper Class Wildwheel is a Deluxe-sized mold that converts from a cowboy-themed bot into a Cybertronian car and back, with his slanted hover-car wheels from the show model becoming regular wheels. Like his subline's brethren, Wildwheel features a "Battle Call" voice-activated gimmick, wherein if you flip the on-switch on his shoulder and shout at him (or just blow on his torso), the electronic light in his chest glows slightly brighter and sometimes flashes. Unfortunately, it's a ''red'' LED behind ''green'' plastic, so the light doesn't carry or illuminate him the way other figures in the line, with better-matched plastic and light colors, do.		: Released as part of the first wave of ''[[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)\|Cyberverse]]'' "Battle Call" toys, the Trooper Class Wildwheel is a Deluxe-sized mold that converts from a cowboy-themed bot into a Cybertronian car and back, with his slanted hover-car wheels from the show model becoming regular wheels. Like his subline's brethren, Wildwheel features a "Battle Call" voice-activated gimmick, wherein if you flip the on-switch on his shoulder and shout at him (or just blow on his torso), the electronic light in his chest glows slightly brighter and sometimes flashes. Unfortunately, it's a ''red'' LED behind ''green'' plastic, so the light doesn't carry or illuminate him the way other figures in the line, with better-matched plastic and light colors, do.

	: He also comes with translucent armor pieces you can peg onto him in either mode, and two translucent pistols he can either hold in his fists, holster in his thighs, or store on the car mode. His hat is removable, which is necessary in order for him to transform to vehicle mode, but it can be placed on a large peg sculpted on his battery cover located on his back. The hat can be stored there in either mode, though proceed with caution as it's an extremely tight fit in vehicle mode.		: He also comes with translucent armor pieces you can peg onto him in either mode, and two translucent pistols he can either hold in his fists, holster in his thighs, or store on the car mode. His hat is removable, which is necessary in order for him to transform to vehicle mode, but it can be placed on a large peg sculpted on his battery cover located on his back. The hat can be stored there in either mode, though proceed with caution as it's an extremely tight fit in vehicle mode.
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	{{anchor\|Tiny Turbo Changers}}		{{anchor\|Tiny Turbo Changers}}
	[[File:Tiny Turbo Changers Whildwheel.jpg\|thumb\|He'll be your Huckle-bot-y]]		[[File:Tiny Turbo Changers Whildwheel.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.66\|He'll be your Huckle-bot-y]]
	*'''Wildwheel''' (Tiny Turbo Changer, 2020)		<ul class="iconlist">{{Bp-d1\|'''Wildwheel''' (Tiny Turbo Changer, 2020)}}</ul>
	**''Series'': '''4'''		:*''Series'': '''4'''
	**''Bag code'': '''C'''		:*''Bag code'': '''C'''

	:Released in the fourth series of ''Cyberverse'' [[Tiny Turbo Changers]], Wildwheel changes from a little cowboy robot into a Cybertronian car in a few simple steps. Unlike the Trooper Class toy above, he has the [[show-accuracy\|show accurate]] slanted hover-car wheels.		: Released in the fourth series of [[blindpacking\|blindpacked]] ''Cyberverse'' [[Tiny Turbo Changers]], Wildwheel is a tiny, minimally-painted soft-plastic toy that changes from a little cowboy robot into a Cybertronian car in a few simple steps.
	{{--}}
			: Unlike the Trooper Class toy above, he has the [[show-accuracy\|show accurate]] slanted hover-car wheels.
			{{-}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

AutovoltGTS at 13:27, 13 November 2024

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Cyberverse'' cartoon===		===''Cyberverse'' cartoon===
	{{voiceactor\|[[Rich Orlow]] (English)\|[[Klaus Nietz]] (German), [[Cléber Simões]] (Brazilian Portuguese)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Rich Orlow]] (English)\|[[Klaus Nietz]] (German), [[Cléber Simões]] (Brazilian Portuguese), [[Dan Osorio]] (Latin-American Spanish)}}
	Wildwheel was a crewmember onboard the ''[[Ark (Cyberverse)\|Ark]]'' when it made its fateful voyage to look for the [[AllSpark]]. As [[energon]] reserves ran low, the crew entered stasis to survive, setting the ''Ark'' on automatic. When the ''Ark'' tracked the AllSpark to a [[Earth\|blue-green planet]], the ship suffered a hull breach, Wildwheel's pod being among those sucked out of the hold, falling into the gravity of the primitive world. Wildwheel's pod burnt up in the atmosphere, and he crash-landed on the continent of what would one day become America. For the next sixty-odd million years, Wildwheel was trapped, only managing to get free in the 1800s. He promptly fell in with a gang of human outlaws and was reduced to petty crimes to survive, soon earning a bounty on his head. As time passed, he became increasingly resentful toward his Autobot comrades, feeling they had abandoned him, with a particular hatred for Optimus Prime himself. He eventually managed to leave Earth on his own.		Wildwheel was a crewmember onboard the ''[[Ark (Cyberverse)\|Ark]]'' when it made its fateful voyage to look for the [[AllSpark]]. As [[energon]] reserves ran low, the crew entered stasis to survive, setting the ''Ark'' on automatic. When the ''Ark'' tracked the AllSpark to a [[Earth\|blue-green planet]], the ship suffered a hull breach, Wildwheel's pod being among those sucked out of the hold, falling into the gravity of the primitive world. Wildwheel's pod burnt up in the atmosphere, and he crash-landed on the continent of what would one day become America. For the next sixty-odd million years, Wildwheel was trapped, only managing to get free in the 1800s. He promptly fell in with a gang of human outlaws and was reduced to petty crimes to survive, soon earning a bounty on his head. As time passed, he became increasingly resentful toward his Autobot comrades, feeling they had abandoned him, with a particular hatred for Optimus Prime himself. He eventually managed to leave Earth on his own.

Thetransformersmorethanmeetstheeye: /* Cyberverse cartoon */

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Cyberverse cartoon

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	The invaders were quickly identified as [[Decepticon supersoldier]]s belonging to the Other One. Along with the other Decepticons and Autobots, Wildwheel fought against the supersoldiers, including helping to free Chromia from one, but they only managed to fall until after he received a power boost of [[multiverse]] energy from Megatron. When the Other One revealed himself to be an alternate and more ruthless version of Megatron, the Decepticons attempted to pledge their loyalty to said entity. However, Megatron X laughed them off, citing the other Decepticons as being "unneeded". {{storylink\|The Other One}}		The invaders were quickly identified as [[Decepticon supersoldier]]s belonging to the Other One. Along with the other Decepticons and Autobots, Wildwheel fought against the supersoldiers, including helping to free Chromia from one, but they only managed to fall until after he received a power boost of [[multiverse]] energy from Megatron. When the Other One revealed himself to be an alternate and more ruthless version of Megatron, the Decepticons attempted to pledge their loyalty to said entity. However, Megatron X laughed them off, citing the other Decepticons as being "unneeded". {{storylink\|The Other One}}

	~~{{charstubfiction\|~~{{storylink\|The Immobilizers}} {{storylink\|The Perfect Decepticon}}}}		Wildwheel was present at the signing of the [[Treaty of the Wall]], but, along with all the other Autobots and Decepticons, was frozen by the Mercenaries' [[time blaster]]. He would later be unfrozen by Wheeljack's machine and could be seen celebrating the reunification of Cybertron with his fellow Cybertronians.{{storylink\|The Immobilizers}}

			After Tarn gained control over the Decepticon supersoldiers, he forced Optimus Prime to fight against them in a gladiatorial pit, broadcasting it live to all on Cybertron. He also ordered the Decepticons to destroy the Autobots still on Cybertron. While watching Optimus Prime's battle against the supersoldiers with Dead End and Lockdown, Wildwheel commented on the fight, expressing intrest in Optimus Prime's possible demise. Their attention was then focused on the ongoing battle between three Autobots and two Decepticon supersoldiers. Lockdown, would help the Autobots defeat the two supersoldiers, but Wildwheel and Dead End were inclined to watch from a distance. Later on, Wildwheel and his fellow Decepticons assisted the Autobots in their final battle against Tarn and his supersoldiers. {{storylink\|The Perfect Decepticon}}

	==Toys==		==Toys==

M Sipher: /* Cyberverse */

2022-08-27T21:38:31Z

Cyberverse

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	: He also comes with translucent armor pieces you can peg onto him in either mode, and two translucent pistols he can either hold in his fists, holster in his thighs, or store on the car mode. His hat is removable, which is necessary in order for him to transform to vehicle mode, but it can be placed on a large peg sculpted on his battery cover located on his back. The hat can be stored there in either mode, though proceed with caution as it's an extremely tight fit in vehicle mode.		: He also comes with translucent armor pieces you can peg onto him in either mode, and two translucent pistols he can either hold in his fists, holster in his thighs, or store on the car mode. His hat is removable, which is necessary in order for him to transform to vehicle mode, but it can be placed on a large peg sculpted on his battery cover located on his back. The hat can be stored there in either mode, though proceed with caution as it's an extremely tight fit in vehicle mode.

	: His stock renders ~~(right)~~ show him with an Autobot symbol on his chest, silver paint on his neck and shins/the vents and rear of the vehicle mode, and additional purple paint on his bumper and hood, albeit the latter being show-inaccurate. The vents on his thighs are also colored brown, though this could not be done on the final toy as each thigh is one [[unpaintable plastic]] part. The final toy lacks all of the paint color additions and replaces the Autobot symbol with a Decepticon one.		: His stock renders show him with an Autobot symbol on his chest, silver paint on his neck and shins/the vents and rear of the vehicle mode, and additional purple paint on his bumper and hood, albeit the latter being show-inaccurate. The vents on his thighs are also colored brown, though this could not be done on the final toy as each thigh is one [[unpaintable plastic]] part. The final toy lacks all of the paint color additions and replaces the Autobot symbol with a Decepticon one.

	: Sadly, he does ''not'' come with a lasso or poncho.		: Sadly, he does ''not'' come with a lasso or poncho.

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	: His stock renders (right) show him with an Autobot symbol on his chest, silver paint on his neck and shins/the vents and rear of the vehicle mode, and additional purple paint on his bumper and hood, albeit the latter being show-inaccurate. The vents on his thighs are also colored brown, though this could not be done on the final toy as each thigh is one [[unpaintable plastic]] part. The final toy lacks all of the paint color additions and replaces the Autobot symbol with a Decepticon one.		: His stock renders (right) show him with an Autobot symbol on his chest, silver paint on his neck and shins/the vents and rear of the vehicle mode, and additional purple paint on his bumper and hood, albeit the latter being show-inaccurate. The vents on his thighs are also colored brown, though this could not be done on the final toy as each thigh is one [[unpaintable plastic]] part. The final toy lacks all of the paint color additions and replaces the Autobot symbol with a Decepticon one.

	~~: In some places, this toy became a [[Shelfwarmer\|pegwarmer]].~~

	: Sadly, he does ''not'' come with a lasso or poncho.		: Sadly, he does ''not'' come with a lasso or poncho.

	{{-}}		{{-}}

Exc3lli0n Hot5h0t: /* Cyberverse */

2022-06-27T15:14:35Z

Cyberverse

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	: His stock renders (right) show him with an Autobot symbol on his chest, silver paint on his neck and shins/the vents and rear of the vehicle mode, and additional purple paint on his bumper and hood, albeit the latter being show-inaccurate. The vents on his thighs are also colored brown, though this could not be done on the final toy as each thigh is one [[unpaintable plastic]] part. The final toy lacks all of the paint color additions and replaces the Autobot symbol with a Decepticon one.		: His stock renders (right) show him with an Autobot symbol on his chest, silver paint on his neck and shins/the vents and rear of the vehicle mode, and additional purple paint on his bumper and hood, albeit the latter being show-inaccurate. The vents on his thighs are also colored brown, though this could not be done on the final toy as each thigh is one [[unpaintable plastic]] part. The final toy lacks all of the paint color additions and replaces the Autobot symbol with a Decepticon one.

			: In some places, this toy became a [[Shelfwarmer\|pegwarmer]].

	: Sadly, he does ''not'' come with a lasso or poncho.		: Sadly, he does ''not'' come with a lasso or poncho.

	{{-}}		{{-}}

Fritz: /* Cyberverse cartoon */ Brazilian dub

2022-03-25T23:50:15Z

Cyberverse cartoon: Brazilian dub

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===''Cyberverse'' cartoon===		===''Cyberverse'' cartoon===
	{{voiceactor\|[[Rich Orlow]] (English)\|[[Klaus Nietz]] (German)}}		{{voiceactor\|[[Rich Orlow]] (English)\|[[Klaus Nietz]] (German), [[Cléber Simões]] (Brazilian Portuguese)}}
	Wildwheel was a crewmember onboard the ''[[Ark (Cyberverse)\|Ark]]'' when it made its fateful voyage to look for the [[AllSpark]]. As [[energon]] reserves ran low, the crew entered stasis to survive, setting the ''Ark'' on automatic. When the ''Ark'' tracked the AllSpark to a [[Earth\|blue-green planet]], the ship suffered a hull breach, Wildwheel's pod being among those sucked out of the hold, falling into the gravity of the primitive world. Wildwheel's pod burnt up in the atmosphere, and he crash-landed on the continent of what would one day become America. For the next sixty-odd million years, Wildwheel was trapped, only managing to get free in the 1800s. He promptly fell in with a gang of human outlaws and was reduced to petty crimes to survive, soon earning a bounty on his head. As time passed, he became increasingly resentful toward his Autobot comrades, feeling they had abandoned him, with a particular hatred for Optimus Prime himself. He eventually managed to leave Earth on his own.		Wildwheel was a crewmember onboard the ''[[Ark (Cyberverse)\|Ark]]'' when it made its fateful voyage to look for the [[AllSpark]]. As [[energon]] reserves ran low, the crew entered stasis to survive, setting the ''Ark'' on automatic. When the ''Ark'' tracked the AllSpark to a [[Earth\|blue-green planet]], the ship suffered a hull breach, Wildwheel's pod being among those sucked out of the hold, falling into the gravity of the primitive world. Wildwheel's pod burnt up in the atmosphere, and he crash-landed on the continent of what would one day become America. For the next sixty-odd million years, Wildwheel was trapped, only managing to get free in the 1800s. He promptly fell in with a gang of human outlaws and was reduced to petty crimes to survive, soon earning a bounty on his head. As time passed, he became increasingly resentful toward his Autobot comrades, feeling they had abandoned him, with a particular hatred for Optimus Prime himself. He eventually managed to leave Earth on his own.

Cyberlink420: /* Cyberverse cartoon */

2021-12-21T16:10:13Z

Cyberverse cartoon

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	The invaders were quickly identified as [[Decepticon supersoldier]]s belonging to the Other One. Along with the other Decepticons and Autobots, Wildwheel fought against the supersoldiers, including helping to free Chromia from one, but they only managed to fall until after he received a power boost of [[multiverse]] energy from Megatron. When the Other One revealed himself to be an alternate and more ruthless version of Megatron, the Decepticons attempted to pledge their loyalty to said entity. However, Megatron X laughed them off, citing the other Decepticons as being "unneeded". {{storylink\|The Other One}}		The invaders were quickly identified as [[Decepticon supersoldier]]s belonging to the Other One. Along with the other Decepticons and Autobots, Wildwheel fought against the supersoldiers, including helping to free Chromia from one, but they only managed to fall until after he received a power boost of [[multiverse]] energy from Megatron. When the Other One revealed himself to be an alternate and more ruthless version of Megatron, the Decepticons attempted to pledge their loyalty to said entity. However, Megatron X laughed them off, citing the other Decepticons as being "unneeded". {{storylink\|The Other One}}

			{{charstubfiction\|{{storylink\|The Immobilizers}} {{storylink\|The Perfect Decepticon}}}}

	==Toys==		==Toys==