James (disambiguation)

There have been, approximately, a metric crapton of characters and people associated with the Transformers franchise called James or one of its diminutives such as Jim, Jimmy, Jimmie, or Jamie.

Characters

• 1986* — James McCullen Destro XXIV, the full name of Destro, the Cobra-aligned human.
• 1987 — Jim, petrol station attendant from "The Cure!" in the Marvel Comics continuity.
• 1989 — James Campbell, human military officer from the Marvel Comics continuity.
• 2003 — Jimmy a.k.a. Roger, Kelly Bomgartner's cameraman from the Armada cartoon.
• 2006 — Jimmy Pink, one of the Autobots' human companions in the 2005 IDW continuity.
• 2006 — James A. Garfield, President of the United States whose statue was seen in the 2005 IDW continuity.
• 2007 — Jimmy, an '80s-obsessed boy who bought Soundwave in cassette-player mode in the 2005 IDW continuity.
• 2007 — James Farr, a human from the 2007 movie franchise.
• 2008 — Jimmy, another human from the 2007 movie franchise.
• 2009 — Jim Sorenson, the fictional counterpart of the real-world Jim Sorenson.
• 2011 — James Brick, brick-based secret agent.
• 2011 — James E. Webb, Administrator for NASA in the Dark of the Moon novel.
• 2011 — Jimmy, a boy who lives in Griffin Rock in the Rescue Bots cartoon.
• 2014* — Captain James T. Kirk, the human captain of the starship Enterprise from Star Trek.

• 2014 — James Savoy, evil CIA agent from Age of Extinction.
• 2014 — Jim, one of The Blues, from Angry Birds Transformers.
• 2017 — Jimmy, a human from The Last Knight.

*First appearance in Transformers fiction

People

• Dublin James, a American voice actor.
• Ian James Corlett, a Canadian voice actor.
• James J. Amash, an American inker who performed inking duties for the majority of the Generation 2 comic series.
• Jimmy Betancourt, a comic book letter who was the regular letterer for the UK Transformers title.
• Jim Blodgett, a sound editor on The Transformers.
• James "Bosh" Boshier, a director and editor on the Beast Wars cartoon.
• James Brown, colorist for IDW Publishing.
• James Thomas Byrnes (typically credited as Jim Byrnes), an American/Canadian actor who worked on the Beast Wars and Beast Machines cartoons.
• Jim Cheung, a British artist who supplied the cover for New Avengers/Transformers #1.
• James Clyne, a conceptual illustrator on the 2007 Transformers live-action movie.
• Jim Conrad, a Canadian voice actor who narrated the Armada and Energon cartoons.
• Jim Cummings, an American voice actor who worked on the Generation 1 cartoon.
• James Farr, writer, director and animator of "Action Blast 1" and "Fight for Energon".
• Jim Fletcher, storyboard artist on The Transformers.
• Jim Gomez, storyboard artist on "The Transformers: The Movie".
• James Howard Gosa, an American actor and disc jockey who voiced G1 Abominus.
• James Hill, a British comic writer who wrote several Marvel UK stories before Simon Furman became the sole writer.
• Jim Lee, a comic book artist who drew the covers of The Transformers (Marvel US) #53 and #67
• Jim Massara, a comic book letterer who worked on the Marvel US The Transformers title.
• Jamie McBride, an American police officer and actor who appeared in the 2007 Transformers live-action movie.
• James McDonough (sometimes credited as Brad Mick), an American comic book writer who worked on some of Dreamwave Productions' Transformers comics.
• Jim Owsley, now known as Christopher J. Priest, a comic book writer and editor who briefly edited the Marvel US The Transformers title.
• James Raiz, a Canadian comic book artist who has worked on Transformers comics for Dreamwave and IDW Publishing, as well as providing Hasbro with packaging art.
• James Remar, the voice actor for Sideswipe in Dark of the Moon.
• James Roberts, a British comic book writer for IDW Publishing.
• Jim Salicrup, an American comics writer and editor, who co-wrote the first Marvel US The Transformers story arc.
• Jim Shooter, an American comics writer and editor, who collaborated on the initial story treatment for The Transformers and was editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics during the original comic title's run.
• Jim Sorenson, a long time fan who has co-written several Transformers reference books for IDW Publishing.
• James Arnold Taylor, the voice actor for The Fallen in Revenge of the Fallen: The Game
• James Taylor, a Canadian director who worked on Beast Machines.
• James T. Walker, a director on The Transformers.
• Jimmie Wood, a voice actor and music composer who provided the voice of Bonecrusher for the 2007 Transformers movie.
• Jimmy Redler, the European French voice of Carlos Lopez and Sam Witwicky.
• Nicholas James, sound editor on The Transformers.

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