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{{disamb|y=[[2007]]|[[Samuel Walker]], ill-fated captain of the ''[[Ghost 1]]'' from ''[[Transformers: Ghosts of Yesterday|Ghosts of Yesterday]]''.}} | {{disamb|y=[[2007]]|[[Samuel Walker]], ill-fated captain of the ''[[Ghost 1]]'' from ''[[Transformers: Ghosts of Yesterday|Ghosts of Yesterday]]''.}} | ||
{{disamb|y=2007|[[Sam Witwicky|Samuel James Witwicky]], the main character from the first three [[live-action film series|live-action films]].}} | {{disamb|y=2007|[[Sam Witwicky|Samuel James Witwicky]], the main character from the first three [[live-action film series|live-action films]].}} | ||
{{disamb|y=[[2023]]|[[Sam (ES)|Sam]], nonbinary resident of [[Philadelphia]] from the ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (cartoon)|EarthSpark]]'' cartoon.}} | |||
Revision as of 16:32, 13 May 2023
The names Sam, Sammy, Samuel, and/or Samantha can refer to several different people in or involved with Transformers
Fictionally...
- 1985 — Sammy Harker, the young English boy who dreams of the Man of Iron (and gets kidnapped by Jazz in the story of the same name) from the Marvel Generation 1 comics.
- 1987 — Samuel Wainwright, spacehiker.
- 1988 — Sam, whom Ginrai rescued from the Decepticons, from the Super-God Masterforce cartoon.
- 1988 — Sam, a producer for CNM TV, from the Super-God Masterforce cartoon.
- 1989 — Sam, a young boy from the Victory cartoon.
- 2006 — Samuel Clemens, aka Mark Twain.
- 2007 — Samuel Walker, ill-fated captain of the Ghost 1 from Ghosts of Yesterday.
- 2007 — Samuel James Witwicky, the main character from the first three live-action films.
- 2023 — Sam, nonbinary resident of Philadelphia from the EarthSpark cartoon.
And in the realm of real people...
- Sam Helbling, illustrator for Fun Publications.
- Samuel Warren Joseph, writer for Beast Wars.
- Samantha Lomow, VP of Boys Toys Marketing and Boys Toys Design at Hasbro, and the inspiration for the Transformers Animated supervillainess Slo-Mo.
- Sam Montes, storyboard artist on Transformers: Prime.
- Samantha Newark, voice of Ariel and Elise Presser from the Generation 1 cartoon.
- Sam Palmer, colourist for Titan Magazines.
- Sam Register, former Vice President of Cartoon Network and executive producer of Animated.
- Sam Riegel, voice of Starscream in War for Cybertron.
- Sam Smith, the current Hasbro Design Manager for many of the Transformers toylines.
- Samantha Smith, who played Sarah Lennox in the live-action movie.
- Sam Vincent, the voice of Armada Side Swipe, and Cybertron's Coby, Wing Saber and Menasor.
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