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* Dinger was originally intended to be released in Series 1, as indicated by promotional material for the series and his bio in the ''[[Transformers BotBots Official Sticker Book]]''.
* Dinger was originally intended to be released in Series 1, as indicated by promotional material for the series and his bio in the ''[[Transformers BotBots Official Sticker Book]]''.
*Dinger's seams are composed of two circles on either side of his body, whereas the seams on a normal baseball are a continuous pattern which creates a "horseshoe" shape not seen on Dinger. As such, it would impossible to throw many pitches with Dinger were he a real baseball.  
*Dinger's seams are composed of two circles on either side of his body, whereas the seams on a normal baseball are a continuous pattern which creates a "horseshoe" shape not seen on Dinger. As such, it would impossible to throw many pitches with Dinger were he a real baseball.  
 
* Dinger appears as a prop on the exercise equipment rack at the [[Decepticon]] base in the [[Transformers Stop Motion Netflix Anime]] shorts [[Virtually Reality]], [[Anime Attack!]], and [[The Bot Dance Off]].
[[Category: Jock Squad]]
[[Category: Jock Squad]]

Revision as of 00:56, 2 March 2022

Dinger is a member of the Jock Squad from BotBots.
Do you want to know the terrifying truth... or do you wanna see me sock a few dingers?!

Dinger, as befits his alternate mode of a baseball, gets hit, a lot, and flies through the air, a lot. While he does enjoy this, and it makes his fellow bots happy, all that constant impact has messed with his intelligence quite a bit, but as long as Dinger can fly through the air and make his friends happy, it doesn't seem to bother him much.

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Fiction

BotBots Official Sticker Book

Dinger has the power of indestructibility. Transformers BotBots Official Sticker Book

Toys

BotBots

File:BotBots Dinger toy.jpg
Yoink! *shifty-eyes*
  • Fresh Squeezes (8-pack, 2019)
    • Series: 3
    • Level: 1 Star
Part of the third Series of BotBots, Dinger converts from a 1-inch tall soft-plastic robot into a baseball. His right hand is painted brown to resemble a catcher's mitt.
Dinger was available in one of the "Fresh Squeezes" themed 8-packs, along with Avocando, Bunches, Stringaling, Nampy, Sugar Breath, Swoonberry, and Lost Bot Fail Polish.
This mold was also used to make Goldstruck Out and Love Struck.


  • Playroom Posse (5-pack, 2019)
    • Series: 3
    • Level: 1 Star
Dinger was also available in one of the "Playroom Posse" themed 5-packs, along with Cuddle Wuddle, Quackles, Swoonberry, and Lost Bot Smooth Shaker.


  • Goo Goo Groopies (8-pack, 2019)
    • Series: 3
    • Level: 1 Star
Dinger was also also available in one of the "Goo Goo Groopies" 8-packs, along with Choc-O-Lawless, Batterhead, Bottle O-Tears, Perfumigator, Shushifier, Trend Blend, and Lost Bot Trisourtops.

Notes

  • "Dinger" is one of many names for a home run.
  • Dinger was originally intended to be released in Series 1, as indicated by promotional material for the series and his bio in the Transformers BotBots Official Sticker Book.
  • Dinger's seams are composed of two circles on either side of his body, whereas the seams on a normal baseball are a continuous pattern which creates a "horseshoe" shape not seen on Dinger. As such, it would impossible to throw many pitches with Dinger were he a real baseball.
  • Dinger appears as a prop on the exercise equipment rack at the Decepticon base in the Transformers Stop Motion Netflix Anime shorts Virtually Reality, Anime Attack!, and The Bot Dance Off.
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