Michael (disambiguation)

The name Michael, or sometimes Mike for short, can refer to several different Transformers characters.

• 1985 — Mike, the park ranger from The Transformers episode "The Insecticon Syndrome".
• 1985 — Michael Jackson, the dancer whom Raoul seems to like.
• 2003 — Michael, the Go-Bot from Rescue Hero Go-Bots.
• 2003 — Michael, the data analyst from G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers #2.
• 2007* — Michael P. Ritchie, the real name of the G.I. Joe-aligned human Red Spot.
• 2007 — Michael Avery, the Ghost 1 crew member from Transformers: Ghosts of Yesterday.

*First appearance in Transformers fiction

The name Michael can also refer to several different people involved with Transformers.

• Michael Ballog, Brand Manager at Hasbro.
• Michael Bay, the director of the live-action film series and demander of awesomeness.
• Mike Shinoda, American rap rock musician who performed Second to None song from Transformers: The Album. He also is member of Linkin Park band.
• Michael Bell, a voice actor who voiced Prowl, Sideswipe, Scrapper, Swoop, Bombshell, and many other characters in The Transformers.
• Michael Carlin, editor on the Marvel Transformers comic.
• Michael Cassutt, writer on Transformers: Prime.
• Michael Chain, the voice of Powerglide, Hoist, Raoul, and Red Alert in The Transformers.
• Michael Daingerfield, the English voice of various Unicron Trilogy characters; Armada Wheeljack, Energon Inferno, and Cybertron Quickmix.
• Michael L. DePatie, a sound editor on The Transformers.
• Michael Dobson, a voice actor who lent his voice to Starscream (among others) in the English versions of the Unicron Trilogy cartoons.
• Michael Donovan, the voice of Primus, Dirt Boss, and Crosswise in Transformers Cybertron.
• C. Michael Easton, a director and animator on Beast Wars.
• Michael Eve, inker for several Marvel UK Transformers strips.
• Michael Golden, a cover artist for the Marvel Transformers comic.
• Mike Gustovich, inker on "The Interplanetary Wrestling Championship!".
• Michael Higgins, writer of G.I. Joe and the Transformers.
• Michael Charles Hill, writer for The Transformers.
• Michael Horton, a voice actor who played Chip Chase in The Transformers.
• Michael Lindsay, a voice actor who played Skid-Z in the 2001 Robots in Disguise cartoon.
• Michael Loeffelholz, an actor who played the Executive Interviewer in the Dark of the Moon film.
• Michael McConnohie, a voice actor who voiced Cosmos and Tracks in The Transformers, as well as a crew member on the 2001 Robots in Disguise cartoon, playing Hot Shot and Ironhide in addition to voice directing.
• Michael O'Neill, an actor who portrayed Tom Banachek in Transformers and is not the Moustache Man.
• Michael O'Sullivan, editor for two G.I. Joe crossovers: The Art of War and Black Horizon.
• Michael Reaves, a writer for The Transformers and Beast Machines.
• Michael Reisz, a voice actor who played Wedge in the English version of Robots in Disguise (2001).
• Michael Ryan, a writer for Transformers Animated.
• Mike Sekowsky, a character and background designer on The Transformers: The Movie.
• Michael G. Stern, writer on Transformers: Prime.
• Michael Tomack, a sound editor on The Transformers.
• Michael Vibede Vanting, Hasbro's Global Brand Marketing Director.
• Mike Vogel, vice president at Hasbro Studios.
• Michael York, the voice of one of the Seven Primes in Revenge of The Fallen.
• Michael Yurchak, a voice actor who played Zorillor in the 2015 Robots in Disguise cartoon.

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