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The name '''Alex''' or '''Alexander''' (the latter is also a surname) has been chosen by the parents of several real-life humans involved with the Transformers property in an official capacity or fictional characters. | The name '''Alex''' or '''Alexander''' (the latter is also a surname) has been chosen by the parents of several real-life humans involved with the Transformers property in an official capacity or fictional characters. | ||
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* '''[[2007]] —''' [[Alexander Powers]], a [[Sector Seven]] agent from the [[Movie (franchise)|2007 live-action movie]] ARG. | * '''[[2007]] —''' [[Alexander Powers]], a [[Sector Seven]] agent from the [[Movie (franchise)|2007 live-action movie]] ARG. | ||
* '''[[2022]] —''' [[Alex Malto]], the daddest of dads from ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (franchise)| EarthSpark]]''. | * '''[[2022]] —''' [[Alex Malto]], the daddest of dads from ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (franchise)| EarthSpark]]''. | ||
''Real-life people with '''Alex''' or '''Alexander''' as their given name:'' | ''Real-life people with '''Alex''' or '''Alexander''' as their given name:'' | ||
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* [[Alex Weiner]], also known as '''Tony Bacala''', supplied audio commentary for ''[[Scramble City (diorama)|Scramble City]]''. | * [[Alex Weiner]], also known as '''Tony Bacala''', supplied audio commentary for ''[[Scramble City (diorama)|Scramble City]]''. | ||
* [[Alex Kingston]], an English actress who voiced [[Quickshadow]] in ''[[Transformers: Rescue Bots (cartoon)|Rescue Bots]]''. | * [[Alex Kingston]], an English actress who voiced [[Quickshadow]] in ''[[Transformers: Rescue Bots (cartoon)|Rescue Bots]]''. | ||
'''''Alexander''' as their family name and not to be confused with:'' | '''''Alexander''' as their family name and not to be confused with:'' | ||
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* [[Adam Alexander]], also known as "Botch the Crab", archives [[package art]] for [[The Transformers (toyline)|Generation 1 toys]] and provided art for several of [[Madman Entertainment]]'s DVD sets. | * [[Adam Alexander]], also known as "Botch the Crab", archives [[package art]] for [[The Transformers (toyline)|Generation 1 toys]] and provided art for several of [[Madman Entertainment]]'s DVD sets. | ||
* [[Sharon Alexander]], another Canadian voice actor who performed the role of [[Arcee (Energon)|Arcee]] in ''[[Transformers: Energon (cartoon)|Energon]]''. | * [[Sharon Alexander]], another Canadian voice actor who performed the role of [[Arcee (Energon)|Arcee]] in ''[[Transformers: Energon (cartoon)|Energon]]''. | ||
Revision as of 06:42, 11 September 2023
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The name Alex or Alexander (the latter is also a surname) has been chosen by the parents of several real-life humans involved with the Transformers property in an official capacity or fictional characters.
Fictional characters:
- 2006 — Alexander Holt, US senator from the 2005 IDW continuity.
- 2007 — Alexander Powers, a Sector Seven agent from the 2007 live-action movie ARG.
- 2022 — Alex Malto, the daddest of dads from EarthSpark.
Real-life people with Alex or Alexander as their given name:
- Alex Androski, deco artist for Hasbro.
- Alex Irvine, author of Transformers: Exodus and its partial adaptation.
- Alex Jaeger, a senior visual effects art director at Industrial Light & Magic, and was art director for both Transformers and Revenge of the Fallen.
- Alex Karras, American football player and actor.
- Alex Kubalsky, an Australian designer with TakaraTomy.
- Alex Kurtzman, an American screenwriter who co-wrote the screenplay to both live-action Transformers films, and an executive producer on the Transformers: Prime cartoon.
- Alex Milne, a Canadian comic artist who has worked on Transformers comics for Dreamwave and Devil's Due in the past, and now currently with IDW.
- Alexander Polinsky, actor and voice actor, who voiced Henry Masterson/Headmaster in Animated.
- Alexander B. Potter, another Canadian science-fiction writer who wrote "Redemption Center" in Transformers Legends.
- Alex Weiner, also known as Tony Bacala, supplied audio commentary for Scramble City.
- Alex Kingston, an English actress who voiced Quickshadow in Rescue Bots.
Alexander as their family name and not to be confused with:
- Adam Alexander, also known as "Botch the Crab", archives package art for Generation 1 toys and provided art for several of Madman Entertainment's DVD sets.
- Sharon Alexander, another Canadian voice actor who performed the role of Arcee in Energon.
