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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
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====2001 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon==== | ====2001 ''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon==== | ||
{{voiceactor|[[Michael McConnohie]] (English), [[Eisuke Yoda]] (Japanese)|[[Jorge Ornelas]] (Latin American Spanish)}} | {{voiceactor|[[Michael McConnohie]] (English), [[Eisuke Yoda]] (Japanese)|[[Jorge Ornelas]] (Latin American Spanish)}} | ||
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The Spy Changers took part in the ambush of the Decepticons after the Autobot base was discovered. When the "[[Megastar]]" arrived at the battle, Ironhide opined that he thought they were in trouble. {{storylink|Surprise Attack!}} After Galvatron's defeat, they celebrated by racing with [[Skid-Z (RID)|Skid-Z]]. {{storylink|The Final Battle (RID)|The Final Battle}} | The Spy Changers took part in the ambush of the Decepticons after the Autobot base was discovered. When the "[[Megastar]]" arrived at the battle, Ironhide opined that he thought they were in trouble. {{storylink|Surprise Attack!}} After Galvatron's defeat, they celebrated by racing with [[Skid-Z (RID)|Skid-Z]]. {{storylink|The Final Battle (RID)|The Final Battle}} | ||
====Prevenge==== | |||
{{voiceactor|[[Michael McConnohie]] (English)}} | |||
Ironhide and Hot Shot were fighting against [[Wind Sheer (RID)|Wind Sheer]] when Ironhide fell into a trans-dimensional portal and was transported to a labyrinth in another universe. There he encountered [[Sonar (BW)|Sonar]]. Initially mistaking her for a Predacon, Ironhide begun attacking her. Sonar clarified that she was actually a [[Maximal]], and Ironhide realized that he had been trapped in a heavy-handed scenario about the dangers of prejudice and presumption. The pair then proceeded to delve further into the labyrinth they were trapped in, fighting off some [[alloygator]]s along the way. They eventually met with six other Cybertronians who had similarly been abducted from their home universes: [[Blades (RB)|Blades]], [[Snarl (G1)|Snarl]], [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity|Ultra Magnus]], [[Ravage (SG)|Ravage]], [[Arcee (Animated)|Arcee]] and [[Sureshock (Armada)|Sureshock]]. A menacing voice then made itself heard, declaring itself to be responsible for bringing everyone together. The voice ordered the group to fight one another to the death, but (for the most part) the abductees would have none of it. The architect behind the whole plot revealed itself to be the [[Skuxxoid]], out for revenge after having been dismissed by the Transformers from his home dimension one too many times. The villain was easily disposed of, leaving the group to devise a way to get themselves back home. Ironhide suggested that everyone laugh together, as characters were prone to do in the cartoons Koji watched whenever an episode drew to a close. Strangely enough, this worked, and everyone was transported back to their point of origin. {{storylink|Prevenge}} | |||
===Japanese cartoon continuity=== | |||
{{note|As this fiction takes place in a different [[continuity family]], "Ox" will be used to refer to the character.}} | |||
====Super Spy Changers catalog==== | ====Super Spy Changers catalog==== | ||
[[File:SuperSpychangersCatalogArt.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.1]] | [[File:SuperSpychangersCatalogArt.jpg|right|thumb|upright=1.1]] | ||
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====Ask Vector Prime==== | ====Ask Vector Prime==== | ||
The threat was [[Chainsaw]] and his [[Mutant (G1)|Mutants]]. Super Ox used his strength to defeat [[Woodchipper]] when he menaced the [[Palenque]]. Later, when Chainsaw and the rest of his Mutants attempted to overrun the Autobot base, he helped repulse them. Using the power of teamwork, the Super Spy Changers defeated and captured the villains. Though the [[Go-Brillium]] which powered them was used up and they were no longer Super, they retained [[To sell toys|new color schemes]]. {{ | The threat was [[Chainsaw]] and his [[Mutant (G1)|Mutants]]. Super Ox used his strength to defeat [[Woodchipper]] when he menaced the [[Palenque]]. Later, when Chainsaw and the rest of his Mutants attempted to overrun the Autobot base, he helped repulse them. Using the power of teamwork, the Super Spy Changers defeated and captured the villains. Though the [[Go-Brillium]] which powered them was used up and they were no longer Super, they retained [[To sell toys|new color schemes]]. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook|Ask Vector Prime, 1/8/2015}} | ||
=== | ===Spy Changer continuity=== | ||
[[File:TFU03-art IronhideWM.jpg|right|thumb|]] | |||
====Ask Vector Prime==== | |||
In [[Viron 1103.12 Gamma]], Ironhide was one of [[Optimus Prime (RID)|Optimus Prime]]'s thirteen Autobots on Earth who all became Spy Changers after [[Sky-Byte (RID)|Sky-Byte]] poisoned Earth's energon supplies. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook|Ask Vector Prime, 18/8/2015}} | |||
===''Universe'' comic=== | ====''Universe'' comic==== | ||
During the [[Universe War]], Ironhide and his cohorts Optimus Prime, Ultra Magnus, and Prowl were abducted by [[Unicron]], but they, other abductees, and the [[Child of Primus|Children of Primus]] fought off Unicron's [[Minion of Unicron|Minion]]s. {{storylink|Voice Actor Drama}} | |||
{{note|Ironhide has no lines in the story (not ''technically'' appearing in it), but he does appear on the artwork advertising the script reading in the [[OTFCC 2004]] convention booklet.}} | {{note|Ironhide has no lines in the story (not ''technically'' appearing in it), but he does appear on the artwork advertising the script reading in the [[OTFCC 2004]] convention booklet.}} | ||
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===Shell Game=== | ===Shell Game=== | ||
The Ironhide of [[Viron 704.31 Epsilon]] was pulled out of his home universe by [[Unicron]] to fight in the [[Universe War]] on the eve of a critical battle, leading to [[Optimus Prime (RID)|Optimus Prime]]'s defeat at the hands of [[Megazarak (Universe)|Megazarak]]. Thanks to the intervention of [[Rhinox (BW)|Rhinox]], he wound up in [[Axiom Nexus]]. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}} | The Ironhide of [[Viron 704.31 Epsilon]] was pulled out of his home universe by [[Unicron]] to fight in the [[Universe War]] on the eve of a critical battle, leading to [[Optimus Prime (RID)|Optimus Prime]]'s defeat at the hands of [[Megazarak (Universe)|Megazarak]]. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook|Ask Vector Prime, 30/7/2015}} Thanks to the intervention of [[Rhinox (BW)|Rhinox]], he wound up in [[Axiom Nexus]]. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook|Ask Vector Prime, 13/9/2015}} | ||
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::*''[http://tfu.info/2003/Autobot/Ironhide/ironhide.htm More information on KB clear Ironhide #2 at TFU.info]'' | ::*''[http://tfu.info/2003/Autobot/Ironhide/ironhide.htm More information on KB clear Ironhide #2 at TFU.info]'' | ||
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===Universe (2003)=== | ===Universe (2003)=== | ||
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:A [[redeco]] of the ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (toyline)|Generation 2]]'' [[Go-Bot (G2)|Go-Bot]] [[Motormouth]], Ironhide transforms into a Ford F150 Flareside pickup truck. His truck deco is an obvious [[homage]] to the [[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]] character [[Trailbreaker (G1)|Trailbreaker]]; this was likely one of many aborted attempts to get the character on shelves again stymied by [[trademark]] issues. The large [[tampograph]] on his vehicle mode's rear end sports the rather glaring typo "escort vehic'''al'''". He was only available in a Wal-Mart [[exclusive]] pack with [[Ultra Magnus (RID)|Ultra Magnus]]. | :A [[redeco]] of the ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (toyline)|Generation 2]]'' [[Go-Bot (G2)|Go-Bot]] [[Motormouth]], Ironhide transforms into a Ford F150 Flareside pickup truck. His truck deco is an obvious [[homage]] to the [[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]] character [[Trailbreaker (G1)|Trailbreaker]]; this was likely one of many aborted attempts to get the character on shelves again stymied by [[trademark]] issues. The large [[tampograph]] on his vehicle mode's rear end sports the rather glaring typo "escort vehic'''al'''". He was only available in a Wal-Mart [[exclusive]] pack with [[Ultra Magnus (RID)|Ultra Magnus]]. | ||
:This toy was later [[Repurposing|repurposed]] as | :This toy was later [[Repurposing|repurposed]] as [[Trailbreaker (G1)|Generation 1 Trailbreaker]] by [[Ask Vector Prime]]. | ||
::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2004/Autobot/TFUIronhide/ironhide.htm More information on Ironhide at TFU.info]'' | ::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2004/Autobot/TFUIronhide/ironhide.htm More information on Ironhide at TFU.info]'' | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* [http://www.tfu.info/2001/Autobot/Ironhide/ironhide.htm Ironhide at TFU.info] | * [http://www.tfu.info/2001/Autobot/Ironhide/ironhide.htm Ironhide at TFU.info] | ||
[[Category:Dimension hoppers]] | [[Category:Dimension hoppers]] | ||
Revision as of 17:07, 8 February 2016
| The name or term "Ironhide" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Ironhide (disambiguation). |
- Ironhide is an Autobot Spy Changer from the 2001 Robots in Disguise continuity family.
Ironhide is an ornery southern cuss, but a completely different flavor than Ironhide, are we clear?
He's been friends with Mirage a long time, despite them both being bull-headed types.
Fiction
American cartoon continuity
2001 Robots in Disguise cartoon
- Voice actor: Michael McConnohie (English), Eisuke Yoda (Japanese), Jorge Ornelas (Latin American Spanish)
When the Predacons stole a plutonium energy generator and attempted to escape along a beach, they were confronted with Mirage, Ironhide and W.A.R.S. driving across the water towards them. Ironhide gave Mirage a piggy-back ride in order to undertake the Spy Changer "cyber-jousting" manouvre. The Predacons eventually escaped with a fake generator which the Spy Changers had swapped for the real one. Spychangers to the Rescue
After Optimus was captured and tortured by Megatron, the Spy Changers joined the Autobot Brothers in rescuing their leader and seeing off the Predacons. Sideburn's Obsession
Later, the team tried to protect a ruby from Predacon theft, but the mission failed—partly because of Mirage's unwillingness to fire at the Predacons and risk hitting a chemical tank. Ironhide was supportive of his friend, even when the other Spy Changers considered dropping him from the team. Afterwards, Ironhide tried to persuade Mirage to come back and talk to the others but was rebuffed. Much to his shock and surprise, Mirage announced he'd be better off with the Predacons and Ironhide declared their friendship over. When Mirage lured the Spy Changers to a location where the Predacons had built a "Mega-Laser Cannon", he revealed the fact that he'd been bugged to Ironhide, who finally understood his friend's odd behavior. After the destruction of the laser, Ironhide reaffirmed their friendship. Mirage's Betrayal
The Spy Changers also took part in the International Grand Prix in an attempt to find Skid-Z and were momentarily blinded by Megatron. Skid Z's Choice On another occasion, the Spy Changers were called back to base to watch footage of various battles, but had to wrap up a fight with the Predacons first. Mirage rode on Ironhide again. Hope for the Future
The Spy Changers accompanied Optimus Prime to Montrose Island where Predacon activity was causing the volcano to become violent. They attempted to keep Scourge and Sky-Byte busy while Optimus went to use his blizzard storm on the volcano. When the volcano was ruptured and lava threatened the nearby resort, the Spy Changers used their Inferno Blast to divert its path. Volcano
In between all their adventures, the Autobots still had to perform some of the more menial tasks, such as regularly testing out the global space bridge. Lessons of the Past
Sent to stop the Decepticons from finding Fortress Maximus, the Spy Changers jumped out in front of the foe and were soundly trounced by Armorhide and Rollbar. Fortress Maximus
The Spy Changers took part in the ambush of the Decepticons after the Autobot base was discovered. When the "Megastar" arrived at the battle, Ironhide opined that he thought they were in trouble. Surprise Attack! After Galvatron's defeat, they celebrated by racing with Skid-Z. The Final Battle
Prevenge
- Voice actor: Michael McConnohie (English)
Ironhide and Hot Shot were fighting against Wind Sheer when Ironhide fell into a trans-dimensional portal and was transported to a labyrinth in another universe. There he encountered Sonar. Initially mistaking her for a Predacon, Ironhide begun attacking her. Sonar clarified that she was actually a Maximal, and Ironhide realized that he had been trapped in a heavy-handed scenario about the dangers of prejudice and presumption. The pair then proceeded to delve further into the labyrinth they were trapped in, fighting off some alloygators along the way. They eventually met with six other Cybertronians who had similarly been abducted from their home universes: Blades, Snarl, Ultra Magnus, Ravage, Arcee and Sureshock. A menacing voice then made itself heard, declaring itself to be responsible for bringing everyone together. The voice ordered the group to fight one another to the death, but (for the most part) the abductees would have none of it. The architect behind the whole plot revealed itself to be the Skuxxoid, out for revenge after having been dismissed by the Transformers from his home dimension one too many times. The villain was easily disposed of, leaving the group to devise a way to get themselves back home. Ironhide suggested that everyone laugh together, as characters were prone to do in the cartoons Koji watched whenever an episode drew to a close. Strangely enough, this worked, and everyone was transported back to their point of origin. Prevenge
Japanese cartoon continuity
Super Spy Changers catalog
With God Magnus having departed Earth aboard Brave Maximus, the Autobots were unable to call upon his power when a new menace suddenly arose to challenge them. In order to combat this threat, a plan was put into motion to upgrade the Spy Changers with Spark Engines, granting them Super Modes.
Super Ox obtained strength greater than even that of Fire Convoy. However, he didn't rely on it, as his gentle nature hadn't changed.[1][2]
Ask Vector Prime
The threat was Chainsaw and his Mutants. Super Ox used his strength to defeat Woodchipper when he menaced the Palenque. Later, when Chainsaw and the rest of his Mutants attempted to overrun the Autobot base, he helped repulse them. Using the power of teamwork, the Super Spy Changers defeated and captured the villains. Though the Go-Brillium which powered them was used up and they were no longer Super, they retained new color schemes. Ask Vector Prime, 1/8/2015
Spy Changer continuity
Ask Vector Prime
In Viron 1103.12 Gamma, Ironhide was one of Optimus Prime's thirteen Autobots on Earth who all became Spy Changers after Sky-Byte poisoned Earth's energon supplies. Ask Vector Prime, 18/8/2015
Universe comic
During the Universe War, Ironhide and his cohorts Optimus Prime, Ultra Magnus, and Prowl were abducted by Unicron, but they, other abductees, and the Children of Primus fought off Unicron's Minions. Voice Actor Drama
Shell Game
The Ironhide of Viron 704.31 Epsilon was pulled out of his home universe by Unicron to fight in the Universe War on the eve of a critical battle, leading to Optimus Prime's defeat at the hands of Megazarak. Ask Vector Prime, 30/7/2015 Thanks to the intervention of Rhinox, he wound up in Axiom Nexus. Ask Vector Prime, 13/9/2015
Toys
Robots in Disguise (2001)
- Ox (Spy Changer, 2000)
- Japanese ID number: C-009
- Accessories: Rifle
- A redeco of the Generation 2 Go-Bots Motormouth mold, Ox transforms into a Ford F150 Flareside pickup truck. He features a through-axle wheel construction that allows him to zip quickly along smooth surfaces in vehicle mode, and is compatible with many "Hot Wheels" and "Matchbox" racetracks. His windshield has heat-sensitive paint that reveals an Autobot insignia, in a method similar to the original rubsigns.
- This mold was also used to make the Generation 2 Go-Bots version of Generation 1 Ironhide.
- Spy Changer Deluxe 6 Set (Multi-pack, 2000)
- Japanese ID number: C-011
- Accessories: Rifle
- All six Spy Changers were not only sold as individuals in Japan, but in a six-piece gift set as well. Each toy was identical to their normal individual release.
- Ox clear version (Spy Changer, 2000)
- Accessories: Rifle
- An exclusive redeco of Ox in clear-green and clear-orange plastics, this version was only available from JUSCO stores in Japan as a direct-mail premium to members of their "Peppy Kids Republic" (元気キッズ共和国, Genki Kidzu Kyōwakoku), a sort of subsidiary/offshoot for selling baby goods and children's clothing. Since membership was open only to kids 12 and under and this version was shipped blind-packed, getting the entire set of six was extremely difficult.
- Ironhide / Mirage (Basic, 2001)
- Accessories: Rifle
- Available only in a two-pack with Mirage, the Hasbro version of Ox adds more paint applications, mainly red in the truck bed. The heat-sensitive windshield insignia was replaced with metallic blue windshield paint and a normal Autobot insignia tampograph on the truck roof.
- The initial releases of this set have Ironhide packaged in robot mode with Mirage in vehicle mode, pointed straight upward. Later releases have both toys in vehicle mode, tilted to a 1 o'clock position.
- Ironhide (Spy Changer, 2002)
- Accessories: Rifle
- All six original Spy Changers were redecoed in colorless-clear plastics (keeping their normal paint applications, though), and released on individual cards through Kay-Bee Toys chains.
- Ironhide (Tiny Tins, 2002)
- Accessories: Rifle, carrying tin
- The normal Hasbro version of Ironhide was released as part of the first assortment of Tiny Tins Transformers, coming with a carrying tin.
- Super Ox (Spy Changer, 2003)
- Accessories: Rifle
- Long after the Car Robots line ended in Japan, Takara put out individually-boxed redecoes of the Spy Changers. Ox was given a deep blue and white deco.
- In each case of twelve Super Spy changers, two were all-clear-plastic versions (but keeping their paint applications). All six Spy Changers had a clear variant.
- Ironhide (Spy Changer, 2003)
- Accessories: Rifle
- A second round of Kay-Bee-exclusive Spy Changers was released on individual cards. This time around, he was done in clear-blue, clear-orange and clear-colorless and lacking his cow-pattern deco (making him look not unlike a clear incarnation of Motormouth).
- This exact toy was later re-released as a Universe incarnation of Generation 1 Hoist.
Universe (2003)
- Ultra Magnus & Ironhide (Basic, 2004)
- Accessories: Rifle
- A redeco of the Generation 2 Go-Bot Motormouth, Ironhide transforms into a Ford F150 Flareside pickup truck. His truck deco is an obvious homage to the Generation 1 character Trailbreaker; this was likely one of many aborted attempts to get the character on shelves again stymied by trademark issues. The large tampograph on his vehicle mode's rear end sports the rather glaring typo "escort vehical". He was only available in a Wal-Mart exclusive pack with Ultra Magnus.
- This toy was later repurposed as Generation 1 Trailbreaker by Ask Vector Prime.
Notes
- At BotCon 2011, Michael McConnohie stated that he tried to homage Peter Cullen when voicing Ironhide.
Foreign names
- Japanese: Ox (オックス Okkusu)
- Korean: Ox (옥스 Okseu)
- Russian: Krepysh (Крепыш, "Stalwart")
