Tracker

"We're good guys, we promise!"

The Trackers (aka Security Drones) serve as Sentinel Prime's henchmen. They come in three variants: the standard Silver Trackers, the Elite Golden Trackers that serve as Sentinel's personal guard, and the dark-hued, red-marked Death Trackers that act as Airachnid's enforcers.

Fiction

One film

A batch of Gold and Silver Trackers were present when Sentinel Prime and Airachnid delivered the energon owed to the Quintessons, unaware that Orion Pax, Elita-1, B-127, and D-16 had witnessed Sentinel's treachery and lies.

A quartet of Airachnid's Death Trackers discovered the miners and descended into the nearby cave, only to find Alpha Trion. Holding him at gunpoint they told the ancient robot to not make a move, only to get picked off on by one and mauled by the old timer, leaving only Airachnid to capture the old sage.

When the four miners exited the cave, they were pursued by numerous Silver Trackers. A group began to attack them until the miners mastered using their cogs, mowing the Trackers down with their new alternate modes. One Tracker managed to get back up and take aim at the miners, but swiftly met his end when D-16 blasted him with his tank cannon and stomped his face in for good measure.

Airachnid then led a group of Trackers to the rogue High Guard's base, where they captured D-16, B-127, Starscream, and a chunk of the High Guard.

One of the energon trains was hijacked by Elita-1 with the High Guard to crash into Sentinel's tower but before that could happen Airachnid and a group of Trackers moved to intercept them, leading to Soundwave to command the remaining High Guards to attack with the help of Orion and the Miners to clear a path to the tower. The Gold Trackers and attempted to protect Sentinel, but were disorientated by the train crashing into the tower. One attempted to executed D-16, but was shot by Orion.

Once the captives were freed they began to attack and as soon as one of the Gold Trackers tried to punch B, the yellow bug gained a battle mask that broke his attacker's hand. The injured Tracker tried to punch him again only to have half of his head sliced off by B-127's new "knife hands".

When Orion was trying to find D-16, who was fighting against Sentinel, more Trackers arrived to block Orion's path, but they were sliced to pieces by an overjoyed B showing off his new weapons, with the remainder running off in fear. When D-16 charged Sentinel even more Gold Trackers arrived, to only get a beating, before D-16 killed Sentinel himself. One

Games

Transformers Roleplaying Game

Trackers were skilled soldiers who relied on their keen senses to hunt down targets. Elite Trackers, such as the Gold Trackers and Death Trackers, directly reported to important Cybertronians like Sentinel Prime and Airachnid, and had access to additional resources to aid them in their missions. Transformers One Sourcebook

Merchandise

Blokees

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• Death Tracker (Galaxy Version, 2024)

• Series: Galaxy Version 05 - One
• Accessories: 2 pairs of hands (Fists/Weapon-holding, open palm), blaster, spare ball joint piece, stand

Blokees Death Tracker is a 4.25-inch-tall non-transforming buildable figure, appearing once in every case of nine blind boxes. Like the rest of their wave, the Death Trackers feature an upgraded suite of standard body parts, with sturdier pre-assembled hinge joints and slightly more complex builds, such as the color-coded face and eyes introduced in the second wave. They also feature a new pair of forearm parts with underslung peg holes instead of being outwards on the side, which was meant for placing their arm-mounted guns.

The Death Tracker includes the usual pairs of gripping fists and open hands, their recognizable laser blaster from the film, and a two-studded connectable figure stand.

If you're a speed builder, be mindful when attaching the pre-assembled joints; Unlike the symmetrical joints from earlier waves, the pegs on both ends of these joints are designed to connect to specific pieces; The tabs with slightly smaller holes are intended for the upper arms and thighs, while the regular tabs are meant for the forearms and lower legs. While an incorrect knee joint assembly may cause it to very slightly lean when standing straight or in an A-stance, an incorrect elbow assembly won't be noticeably affected unless you're looking very closely.

The standard unit, ironically locked behind as a club exclusive toy.

• Silver Tracker (Galaxy Version, 2025)

• Accessories: 2 pairs of hands (Fists/Weapon-holding, open palm), spare ball joint piece, stand

This Blokees kit of the Tracker is redecoed in silver to represent the standard troops. Being a redeco of the original kit, their articulation remains the same, with accessories mostly carrying over, though the generic blaster has been excised.

Unlike the rest of the wave, the Silver Tracker was released as an exclusive for the Blokees Figure Club in China. To redeem it, you must scan the QR codes of nine figures from the seventh wave to obtain it. In some other Souteast Asian countries such as Malaysia, the Silver Tracker can be obtained by purchasing two of the seventh wave of the Galaxy Version blind box kits directly from their official Shopee e-commerce store. In the US, cases of the Silver Tracker were available to retailers that stocked Blokees as a giveaway.

Notes

• At least two additional types of Trackers were conceptualized during the development for the movie but went ultimately unused in the final product: a white and red "Galactic Scout" Tracker and a dark gray and white "Commando" Tracker.
• The Trackers are heavily based on the Vehicons from Transformers: Prime, as numerous, faceless foot soldiers utilized by the villain of their continuity.
• On its own, the movie is unclear if Trackers are fully sapient or not. Their robotic voices, blind obedience, slow reaction times, and being mass-produced all imply that they might be only semi-autonomous drones. Orion Pax encourages shows of mercy to Airachnid and Sentinel Prime, but has no problems killing Trackers throughout the film. At BotCon 2025, director Josh Cooley confirmed that the Trackers are indeed meant to be "soulless" warriors, with Cooley emphasizing an intention to make them come across as robotic as possible. The Art of Transformers One artbook collectively refers to them as "security drones".

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