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*'''Cybertron Base''' (Contest prize, 2004) | *'''Cybertron Base''' (Contest prize, 2004) | ||
: ''[[Robotmasters (franchise)|Robotmasters]]'' Zebres came only with Cybertron Base, who was First Prize in a ''Robotmasters'' contest where only 10 were awarded. As Cybertron Base is completely identical to the retail-release ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)|Car Robots]]'' [[Fortress Maximus (RID)# | : ''[[Robotmasters (franchise)|Robotmasters]]'' Zebres came only with Cybertron Base ("Autobot Base"), who was First Prize in a ''Robotmasters'' contest where only 10 were awarded. As Cybertron Base is completely identical to the retail-release ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 franchise)|Car Robots]]'' [[Fortress Maximus (RID)#Toys|Brave Maximus]] toy, Zebres is identical to the [[Emissary (RID)#Toys|Brave]] robot. A [[redeco]] of [[The Transformers (franchise)|Generation 1]] [[Cerebros (G1)#Generation 1|Cerebros]], he transforms from a robot to a "communications tower" for Cybertron Base's base modes, and forms the head for the giant robot. He doesn't need Master, who forms Zebres's head, to combine with Base. | ||
: This mold was also used to make [[Grand Maximus#Super-God Masterforce|Grand]]. | : This mold was also used to make [[Grand Maximus#Super-God Masterforce|Grand]]. | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*"Zebres" (ゼブレス ''Zeburesu'') appears to be a modification of "Cerebros" (セレブロス ''Sereburosu''). | *"Zebres" (ゼブレス ''Zeburesu'') appears to be a modification of "Cerebros" (セレブロス ''Sereburosu''). | ||
*Master and Zebres were inexplicably introduced in [[2004]] as inexplicable new names for the Plasma and Brave toys. It would not be until the [[Transformers Legends (comic)|''Legends'' manga]] in [[2017]] that any explanation was given for their existence, or even that the names represented separate characters. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 18:52, 22 June 2021
- Zebres is an Autobot Headmaster from the Robotmasters portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Zebres (ゼブレス Zeburesu) forms the head to the colossal Autobot Base. His own head is formed by the smaller Master.
Fiction
Legends comic
When Vector Sigma granted the Dimensional Patrol the new Neo Brave Maximus, Plasma and Brave were transferred to it. The old Brave Maximus was given to the Autobots on Earth, with Master and Zebres as control units and solitarium as a power source. LGEX Black Convoy Prologue
Master and Zebres were deactivated when Brave Maximus was lost in time and crashed on Master in the distant past. Their remains were discovered by Fortress, who studied their technology and used it as the basis for Transtectors. Bonus Edition Vol. 31
The AllSpark Almanac
Zebres confirmed to ALTernity Today about Yayayarst 201.11 Beta being the origin of Aero-Bot's disastrous expedition into the X-Dimension. The AllSpark Almanac II
Beast Wars: Uprising
Zebres was identified as one of the names or aspects of Fortress Maximus in the Builders' era when Survive led a Resistance unit to eliminate the robot/base. Head Games
Toys
Robotmasters
- Cybertron Base (Contest prize, 2004)
- Robotmasters Zebres came only with Cybertron Base ("Autobot Base"), who was First Prize in a Robotmasters contest where only 10 were awarded. As Cybertron Base is completely identical to the retail-release Car Robots Brave Maximus toy, Zebres is identical to the Brave robot. A redeco of Generation 1 Cerebros, he transforms from a robot to a "communications tower" for Cybertron Base's base modes, and forms the head for the giant robot. He doesn't need Master, who forms Zebres's head, to combine with Base.
- This mold was also used to make Grand.
Notes
- "Zebres" (ゼブレス Zeburesu) appears to be a modification of "Cerebros" (セレブロス Sereburosu).
- Master and Zebres were inexplicably introduced in 2004 as inexplicable new names for the Plasma and Brave toys. It would not be until the Legends manga in 2017 that any explanation was given for their existence, or even that the names represented separate characters.
