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* [[Unicron/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Unicron]]
* [[Unicron/toys#War for Cybertron Trilogy|Unicron]]
:Charlie was brought into the development process after the delivery of Unicron's T1 sample to [[Rhode Island]], serving as subject for a crucial size comparison with a [[cat|common house cat]]. He also assisted with engineering testing, performing a bite test on the sample to check its durability.
:Charlie was brought into the development process after the delivery of Unicron's T1 sample to [[Rhode Island]], serving as subject for a crucial size comparison with a [[cat|common house cat]]. He also assisted with engineering testing, performing a bite test on the sample to check its durability.
:A further update reported that Charlie had moved on to testing the dimensions and structural integrity of Unicron's box.


==External links==
==External links==
*[https://hasbropulse.com/blogs/haslab-preview/haslab-unicron-update-2 Unicron product update detailing Charlie's involvement in the project]
*[https://hasbropulse.com/blogs/haslab-preview/haslab-unicron-update-2 HasLab <i>War for Cybertron</i> Unicron Production Update #2]
*[https://hasbropulse.com/blogs/haslab-preview/haslab-war-for-cybertron-unicron-production-update-3 HasLab <i>War for Cybertron</i> Unicron Production Update #3]


[[Category:Cats]]
[[Category:Cats]]
[[Category:Designers]]
[[Category:Designers]]
[[Category:Hasbro]]
[[Category:Hasbro]]

Revision as of 09:20, 9 December 2020

The name or term "Charlie" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Charles (disambiguation).
Mewnicron

Charlie is a professional sitter and engineer's assistant on the Transformers franchise at Hasbro.

He may also hold claim to the title "Planet Eater Eater", but this remains inconclusive.

Toys Charlie had a hand in designing

Charlie was brought into the development process after the delivery of Unicron's T1 sample to Rhode Island, serving as subject for a crucial size comparison with a common house cat. He also assisted with engineering testing, performing a bite test on the sample to check its durability.
A further update reported that Charlie had moved on to testing the dimensions and structural integrity of Unicron's box.