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'''Cosmos''' was the co-host of the extremely popular ''Alien Hunt!'' alongside [[Meteorfire]]. You know, before she got abducted by aliens herself. Without her, what is the point of ''Alien Hunt!''? | '''Cosmos''' was the co-host of the extremely popular ''[[Alien Hunt!]]'' alongside [[Meteorfire]]. You know, before she got abducted by aliens herself. Without her, what is the point of ''Alien Hunt!''? | ||
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| The name or term "Cosmos" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Cosmos (disambiguation). |
- Cosmos is a Transformer from the Cyberverse continuity family.

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Cosmos was the co-host of the extremely popular Alien Hunt! alongside Meteorfire. You know, before she got abducted by aliens herself. Without her, what is the point of Alien Hunt!?
Fiction
Cyberverse cartoon
- Voice actor: Sophia Isabella (English)
Cosmos was Meteorfire's co-host and partner on Alien Hunt! before she got abducted by an obicular-class parasitic entity that forced her to take it to Cybertron. The alien wanted to feed off the planet's population, but the fembot managed to land on Luna 3 in an attempt to prolong the creature's plans, resulting in the moon's desertion. She was eventually freed by Bumblebee, who destroyed the alien with a mighty punch to save Meteorfire. Reuniting with her partner, the duo brought Alien Hunt! back on the air. Alien Hunt! With Meteorfire And Cosmos
Notes
- Similar to Skywarp, this Cosmos is portrayed as female in contrast to previous versions of the character, who have traditionally been male.
- Cosmos' design is heavily inspired by her male Generation 1 counterpart (specifically the Legends Class toy mold introduced in Generations) but with minor stylistic changes: she has a visible mouth instead of a mouth plate and a pair of separate optics rather than a single visor.


