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===''Cyberverse'' cartoon=== | ===''Cyberverse'' cartoon=== | ||
{{voiceactor|[[Jeremy Levy]] (English)}} | {{voiceactor|[[Jeremy Levy]] (English)}} | ||
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==Toys== | ==Toys== | ||
Revision as of 22:13, 17 September 2019
| The name or term "Jetfire" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Jetfire (disambiguation). |
- Jetfire is an Autobot from the Cyberverse continuity family.

Jetfire is an Autobot with flight capabilities who everyone thought had exploded in a plume of jet smoke while battling his nemesis, Sky-Byte. Luckily for the Autobots he lived to fight (and fight, and fight) another day. He never gives up, and he never gives in. Just don't get in his way when he's in the middle of combat. He has a habit of destroying everything in his path to clinch a win.
Fiction
Cyberverse cartoon
- Voice actor: Jeremy Levy (English)
Toys
Battle Class

- Jetfire (Battle Class, 2019)
- Spark Armor: "Tank Cannon"
- Battle Class Jetfire is a brand new mold transforming into a red and white jet fighter while being roughly the size of previous Scout/Legends/Basic class figures. (But larger than contemporary Cyberverse Scout Class figures. Confused yet?). He comes with the "Tank Cannon" Spark Armor, a tank that splits into his battle armor and attaches via multiple 5 mm connections.
Warrior Class
- Jetfire (Warrior Class, 2019)
- This new deluxe-sized Jetfire figure is an all-new mold, transforming from G1-inspired jet and back. His "Sky Surge" action attack has his rocket pack flip over his shoulders to form cannons. Blue effect parts flip out during the "Action Attack."
Notes
- As with the rest of the Cyberverse cast, Jetfire presumably uses an evergreen design inspired by his Generation 1 counterpart.




