Buster (disambiguation)

The name Buster has been applied to multiple humans and canines in the Transformers brand.

• 1984 — Buster Witwicky, the Autobot-allied human from the Generation 1 continuity family.
• 1988 — Buster, the Decepticon-allied Godmaster from Super-God Masterforce.
• 2009 — Buster Witwicky, the evil Autobot-allied human from Shattered Glass.
• 2011 — Buster, Sam Witwicky's mastiff dog from the Dark of the Moon novelization.
• 2011 — Buster, the nickname of Butch Witwicky from Dark of the Moon.
• 2014 — Buster, Thundercracker's pet dog from the 2005 IDW continuity.
• 2014 — Noble, the dog whose real name is Buster from Rescue Bots.

The name Buster may also refer to the following real people involved in the creation of Transformers fiction:

• Buster Jones, the voice actor that became involved with Transformers through the original The Transformers cartoon, where he played Blaster.

Media with "Buster" in the title:

• 1985 — "Decepticon Dam-Busters!", issues #29–30 of the Marvel UK comic.
• 1986 — "Robot Buster!", issues #59–60 of the Marvel UK comic.
• 1987 — "Buster Witwicky and the Car Wash of Doom", issue #31 of the Marvel US comic.
• 2016 — "Thundercracker & Buster Save the World", the Revolution one-shot from IDW Publishing.

Weapons with "Buster" in the name:

• Action Buster
• Claw Buster
• Maximal Buster
• Planet Buster

Buster should not be confused with...

• Any other Witwicky.
• Buster Optimus Prime, a TakaraTomy-only retool of the Revenge of the Fallen Leader Class Optimus Prime toy.
• Any use of the name Roadbuster.
• Bluster, the Autobot from Generation 1.
• Rockbuster, the Maximal from Beast Wars Neo.
• Skull Buster, the Unicron-allied Mini-Con from the Armada portion of the Unicron Trilogy.
• Bunker-Buster, the Decepticon-allied Mini-Con from the Unicron Trilogy.
• The Matrix Buster or "Red Matrix" from the Precursor World.

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