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With [[Soundwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Soundwave]] having left the [[Decepticon]]s, [[Ravage (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Ravage]] is also free to do whatever he wants and decides to put his tracking skills to use in the police force. He is partnered with [[T-AI|Ai]] on a case regarding [[Weirdwolf (G1)|Weirdwolf]], [[Skullcruncher (G1)|Skullcruncher]] and [[Mindwipe (G1)|Mindwipe]]'s [[transtector]]s being stolen, and uses his keen sense of smell to detect that the criminals were boys and are still hiding nearby. The perpetrators are in fact the former Decepticon [[Headmaster Junior]]s, [[Bullhorn (Masterforce)|Bullhorn]], [[Wilder (Masterforce)|Wilder]] and [[Cancer (Masterforce)|Cancer]], who lured the living transtectors away with [[energon]] bait because they want new bodies and [[Fortress Maximus (G1)|Fortress]] is refusing to give them some. Cancer worries that if this comes out, the scandal might ruin his idol career, but the others tell him it's fine: they just took some dangerous weapons away from the evil Decepticons, is all! | |||
Ravage and Ai then bust into the scene, prompting the boys to disguise themselves in their [[Headmaster (technology)|Headmaster]] modes and combine with the transtectors. Bullhorn tells the others to run while he takes on Ravage, only for his strike to do more damage to his own weapon than the cat. Ravage explains he was once a former member of the [[Autobot]] imperial guard alongside his partner [[Nightstalker (G1)|Nightstalker]], and as guards they were equipped with the ability to harden their bodies and become nigh-invulnerable. He slams into Bullhorn's head in device mode, knocking it loose and into the other two, causing a billiard effect that knocks all their heads off. | |||
Since the perpetrators were children, Ai lets them off with a stern talking to. Weirdwolf protests against her leniency, but drops it and makes a sudden departure when Ai notes a resemblance between him and the giant robot that's been causing trouble lately. Later while being given a bath by Ai, Ravags warns her when he detects three boys are trying to sneak a peek. | |||
==Featured characters== | ==Featured characters== | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Ravage's past as an Autobot imperial guard originates from the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK|Marvel UK]] text story "[[State Games]]", in which he and Nightstalker were the bodyguards of an Autobot [[Overlord (rank)|Overlord]]. This backstory was previously integrated into Japanese continuity when Nighstalker got a toy in the ''[[Transformers Encore|Encore]]'' line. | |||
[[Category:Legends issues]] | [[Category:Legends issues]] | ||
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漫画トランスフォーマーレジェンズ出張版 第37話
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| First published | December 28, 2016 | ||||||||||||
| Manga | Hayato Sakamoto | ||||||||||||
| Packaged with | Legends LG37 Jaguar & Bullhorn | ||||||||||||
Ravage becomes a cop and seeks out transtectors stolen by Bullhorn and his crew.
Synopsis
With Soundwave having left the Decepticons, Ravage is also free to do whatever he wants and decides to put his tracking skills to use in the police force. He is partnered with Ai on a case regarding Weirdwolf, Skullcruncher and Mindwipe's transtectors being stolen, and uses his keen sense of smell to detect that the criminals were boys and are still hiding nearby. The perpetrators are in fact the former Decepticon Headmaster Juniors, Bullhorn, Wilder and Cancer, who lured the living transtectors away with energon bait because they want new bodies and Fortress is refusing to give them some. Cancer worries that if this comes out, the scandal might ruin his idol career, but the others tell him it's fine: they just took some dangerous weapons away from the evil Decepticons, is all!
Ravage and Ai then bust into the scene, prompting the boys to disguise themselves in their Headmaster modes and combine with the transtectors. Bullhorn tells the others to run while he takes on Ravage, only for his strike to do more damage to his own weapon than the cat. Ravage explains he was once a former member of the Autobot imperial guard alongside his partner Nightstalker, and as guards they were equipped with the ability to harden their bodies and become nigh-invulnerable. He slams into Bullhorn's head in device mode, knocking it loose and into the other two, causing a billiard effect that knocks all their heads off.
Since the perpetrators were children, Ai lets them off with a stern talking to. Weirdwolf protests against her leniency, but drops it and makes a sudden departure when Ai notes a resemblance between him and the giant robot that's been causing trouble lately. Later while being given a bath by Ai, Ravags warns her when he detects three boys are trying to sneak a peek.
Featured characters
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Notes
- Ravage's past as an Autobot imperial guard originates from the Marvel UK text story "State Games", in which he and Nightstalker were the bodyguards of an Autobot Overlord. This backstory was previously integrated into Japanese continuity when Nighstalker got a toy in the Encore line.
