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* ''[[Thunder Arrow]]'', [[Deathsaurus ( | * ''[[Thunder Arrow]]'', [[Deathsaurus (G1)|Deathsaurus]]'s starship from ''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Victory (franchise)|Victory]]''. | ||
* [[Thunderblast (disambiguation)|Thunderblast]] | * [[Thunderblast (disambiguation)|Thunderblast]] | ||
* [[Thunderclash (disambiguation)|Thunderclash]] | * [[Thunderclash (disambiguation)|Thunderclash]] | ||
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Most 'bots named Thundercracker are blue Decepticon jets, and some of them have a tendency to reconsider their role as Decepticons.
Major Thundercrackers
Full list of Thundercrackers
- 1984 — Thundercracker, the Decepticon fighter jet from the Generation 1.
- For this character in the Marvel Comics continuity, see Thundercracker (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity.
- For this character in the Generation 1 cartoon continuity, see Thundercracker (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity.
- For this character in the 2005 IDW continuity, see Thundercracker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity.
- For toys of this character, see Thundercracker (G1)/toys.
- 2003 — Thundercracker, the Decepticon jet from the Unicron Trilogy.
- 2007 — Thundercracker, the Decepticon Seeker from the live-action film series.
- 2008 — Thundercracker, the Decepticon F-15 who is a good guy from Shattered Glass.
- 2008 — Thundercracker, the powerful and far more superior Decepticon harrier jet from Animated.
- 2010 — Thundercracker, the Decepticon fighter jet from the Aligned continuity family.
- 2013 — Thundercracker, the Decepticon clone from the Wings Universe.
- 2013 — Thundercracker drones, the clone troops from the Wings Universe.
- 2018 — Thundercracker, the Decepticon fighter jet from Cyberverse.
Media with "Thundercracker" in the title
- 2016 — "Thundercracker & Buster Save the World", the Revolution one-shot issue of The Transformers.
See also
- Super Electric Lightning Thundercrackin' Punch, an attack from Cybertron Thundercracker.
Not to be confused with
- Thunder Arrow, Deathsaurus's starship from Victory.
- Thunderblast
- Thunderclash
- The Seeker Warriors, whose color scheme is based off Thundercracker's.
- Thundercruncher, the name Underbite has bestowed on his right bicep.
- Thunderpunch, the human Neo-Knight from the Marvel Comics version of Generation 1.
- Thunderwing
- Firecracker, the Autobot Go-Bot from Generation 2.
