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:''Thadius Braxis is a [[human]] from [[GoBots (franchise)|GoBots]].''
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:''Zebediah Braxis is a [[Renegade]]-allied [[human]] from the [[GoBots]] [[continuity family]].''


Doctor '''Thadius Braxis''' was a white-haired scientist.
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Doctor '''Zebediah Thadius Braxis''' is a white-haired [[Canada|Canadian]] scientist.


==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===''TransTech''===
===''Timelines''===
"Doctor B" discovered that his entire universe was in danger of being overwritten by another. Using the [[Dimensional Interfacer]] machine he had invented, he sent six cyborg warriors—four [[Guardian (GoBots)|Guardians]], two [[Renegade]]s—to the 22nd level to investigate, but they ended up in [[Axiom Nexus]] instead. {{storylink|Withered Hope}}
"Doctor B" discovered that [[Gargent 984.08 Alpha|his entire universe]] was in danger of being overwritten by [[Primax 207.0 Epsilon|another universe]]. Using the [[Dimensional Interfacer]] machine he had invented, he sent six cyborg warriors—four [[Guardian (GoBots)|Guardians]], two [[Renegade]]s—to the offending 22nd Level to investigate, but they ended up being waylaid in [[Nexus 208.0 Epsilon]] instead. {{storylink|Withered Hope}}
 
===Ask Vector Prime===
In [[Gargent 087.0 Kappa]], Dr. Braxis devised the fail-safe self-destruct sequences of the Renegades' bases on the planet [[Moebius]]. Unfortunately, this was exploited by extradimensional [[Spychanger|Spy Changer]] [[Hoist (G1)|Hoist]] to remotely destroy all the bases. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/30}}
 
===''Go-Bots'' comic===
Professor Braxis was a lecturer and expert in [[GoBot|Gobotics]] at a college in America. He was so impressed by freshman [[A.J. Foster]] he invited her to dinner and offered her the role of teaching assistant. He then locked her in his cellar with his monstrous personal Go-Bot, [[Vamp]], who menaced the girl {{Storylink|Go-Bots issue 1|Go-Bots #1}} before she was saved by her own Go-Bot, [[Scooter (GoBots)|Scooter]]. Scooter manhandled Braxis and then left with A.J., walking straight into the Go-Bot rebellion. Vamp remained loyal to Braxis, and the pair watched with amusement as the rebels tortured Scooter and A.J. {{storylink|Go-Bots issue 2|Go-Bots #2}}
 
As the Go-Bots took over [[Earth]] and built [[Gobotron]], Braxis went into hiding, building a whole army of Vamps which then went into suspended animation, with his decaying form inside one of them. A lifetime later, the Vamps were accidentally reawakened by [[Leader-1 (GoBots)|Leader-1]], Scooter, [[Turbo (GoBots)|Turbo]], and the [[Guardian (GoBots)|Guardians]] during their search for the [[Lazer Lance]]. The Vamps attacked them, with Braxis remembering Scooter after their tussle all those years before. However, the Vamps were scared off by the discovery of the Go-Bot god, [[Courageous]]. {{storylink|Go-Bots issue 4|Go-Bots #4}} While the Go-Bots were busy battling [[Zod]] and killing each other on Earth, Braxis took the Vamps to Gobotron and caused huge devastation to the planet. When the [[Command Center (GoBots)|Command Center]] returned from Earth, it was attacked by the Vamps, with Turbo, Scooter, and [[Crasher (GoBots)|Crasher]] left surrounded. They were saved by the arrival of [[Road Ranger]], who bisected Braxis and made short work of his army. {{storylink|Go-Bots issue 5|Go-Bots #5}}


==Notes==
==Notes==
[[Image:Braxis.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Doctor Braxis: Scientist. Renegade. Fashion plate.]]
[[File:Braxis.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|Doctor Braxis: Scientist. Renegade. Fashion plate.]]
*Doctor Zebediah Braxis was a human scientist from the ''[[GoBots (franchise)|Challenge of the GoBots]]''. In that show, Braxis plays largely the same role for the Renegades that [[Doctor Arkeville]] plays for the [[Decepticon]]s in the [[The Transformers (cartoon)|Generation 1 cartoon]]. The main difference is that while Arkeville appeared only in the three "[[The Ultimate Doom, Part 1|The]] [[The Ultimate Doom, Part 2|Ultimate]] [[The Ultimate Doom, Part 3|Doom]]" episodes and "[[Countdown to Extinction (episode)|Countdown to Extinction]]", Braxis was a recurring character throughout the series. Whenever [[Cy-Kill (GoBots)|Cy-Kill]] needed scientific expertise, he often turned to the human. Depending on Cy-Kill's mood, Braxis was treated as anything from "marginally better than disposable" to "full-fledged fellow Renegade".
*Doctor Zebediah Braxis was a human scientist from the ''{{gb|Challenge of the GoBots (cartoon)|Challenge of the GoBots}}''. In that show, Braxis plays largely the same role for the Renegades that [[Doctor Arkeville]] plays for the [[Decepticon]]s in the [[The Transformers (cartoon)|Generation 1 cartoon]]. The main difference is that while Arkeville appeared only in the three "[[The Ultimate Doom]]" episodes and "[[Countdown to Extinction (episode)|Countdown to Extinction]]", Braxis was a recurring character throughout the series. Whenever [[Cy-Kill (GoBots)|Cy-Kill]] needed scientific expertise, he often turned to the human. Depending on Cy-Kill's mood, Braxis was treated as anything from "marginally better than disposable" to "full-fledged fellow Renegade".
*The dimensional interfacer used in "Withered Hope" made its debut in the two-part "Invasion From The 21st Level" episode.
*The dimensional interfacer used in "Withered Hope" made its debut in the two-part "{{gb|Invasion from the 21st Level, Part I|Invasion From The 21st Level}}" episode.
*The character was only referred to as "Doctor B" in "Withered Hope", and ''[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II]]'' gave the full name of "Thadius Braxis", despite his given name in the original ''GoBots'' cartoon being "Zebediah". The [http://alt2day.dyndns.org/ ''ALTernity Today'' website] by the writers of the ''Almanac'' notes this error, saying "Thadius" is Braxis's middle name.
*The character was only referred to as "Doctor B" in "Withered Hope", and ''[[Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II]]'' gives the full name of "Thadius Braxis", despite his given name in the original ''GoBots'' cartoon being "Zebediah". ''[[Transformers Animated: The Complete AllSpark Almanac|The Complete AllSpark Almanac]]'' corrects this, saying "Thadius" is Braxis's middle name.
*Braxis's development of the [[nova beam]] was chronicled, appropriately enough, in the ''Challenge of the GoBots'' episode, "{{gb|Nova Beam (episode)|Nova Beam}}".
*Braxis's exit from the war via stolen shuttle took place in "{{gb|Braxis Gone Bonkers}}".
 
==External links==
{{GBwiki|Zebediah Braxis}}


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Zebediah Braxis is a Renegade-allied human from the GoBots continuity family.
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Doctor Zebediah Thadius Braxis is a white-haired Canadian scientist.

Fiction

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Timelines

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"Doctor B" discovered that his entire universe was in danger of being overwritten by another universe. Using the Dimensional Interfacer machine he had invented, he sent six cyborg warriors—four Guardians, two Renegades—to the offending 22nd Level to investigate, but they ended up being waylaid in Nexus 208.0 Epsilon instead. Withered Hope

Ask Vector Prime

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In Gargent 087.0 Kappa, Dr. Braxis devised the fail-safe self-destruct sequences of the Renegades' bases on the planet Moebius. Unfortunately, this was exploited by extradimensional Spy Changer Hoist to remotely destroy all the bases. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/09/30

Go-Bots comic

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Professor Braxis was a lecturer and expert in Gobotics at a college in America. He was so impressed by freshman A.J. Foster he invited her to dinner and offered her the role of teaching assistant. He then locked her in his cellar with his monstrous personal Go-Bot, Vamp, who menaced the girl Go-Bots #1 before she was saved by her own Go-Bot, Scooter. Scooter manhandled Braxis and then left with A.J., walking straight into the Go-Bot rebellion. Vamp remained loyal to Braxis, and the pair watched with amusement as the rebels tortured Scooter and A.J. Go-Bots #2

As the Go-Bots took over Earth and built Gobotron, Braxis went into hiding, building a whole army of Vamps which then went into suspended animation, with his decaying form inside one of them. A lifetime later, the Vamps were accidentally reawakened by Leader-1, Scooter, Turbo, and the Guardians during their search for the Lazer Lance. The Vamps attacked them, with Braxis remembering Scooter after their tussle all those years before. However, the Vamps were scared off by the discovery of the Go-Bot god, Courageous. Go-Bots #4 While the Go-Bots were busy battling Zod and killing each other on Earth, Braxis took the Vamps to Gobotron and caused huge devastation to the planet. When the Command Center returned from Earth, it was attacked by the Vamps, with Turbo, Scooter, and Crasher left surrounded. They were saved by the arrival of Road Ranger, who bisected Braxis and made short work of his army. Go-Bots #5

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Doctor Braxis: Scientist. Renegade. Fashion plate.
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