First Aid (Universe)

The name or term "First Aid" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see First Aid (disambiguation).

First Aid is an Autobot Protectobot from the Unicron Trilogy continuity family (via the 2003 Universe series).

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A member of the MicroMaster Protectobots, First Aid fights against the forces of the evil Unicron. He forms the right leg of Defensor.

Fiction

Universe comic

In Aurex 1104.30-DB Zeta (a highly Primax-influenced universe), First Aid was born from Dr. Brian Jones's attempts at reverse-engineering Maximus combiner technology and applying it to Mini-Con anatomy. Superion, Defensor, and Rail Racer fought Devastator in the Combiner Wars during the Unicron Singularity crisis. At some point, he was abducted by Unicron. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/07/31

First Aid was one of the many Transformers held in the Cauldron, the death-pit deep within the shattered remains of Unicron. He and the other Protectobots formed Defensor when Trailbreaker and Silverbolt released the prisoners, making a break for freedom. Escape

Toys

Universe (2003)

• First Aid (MicroMaster Protectobot, 2004)

• Series: I
• Accessories: Defensor right foot

Part of the first series of KB Toys exclusive Universe MicroMasters, First Aid is mostly-identical to the Micromaster version of Sireen, transforming into an ambulance of undetermined model. The only difference between the two is that First Aid has gray-plastic thighs whereas Sireen has black. He can also form any other part of the combined Defensor robot, but he's extremely awkward at best as anything other than a leg; his normal placement is as the right leg.

The toy's larger connector socket is approximately 5 mm wide, making First Aid compatible with Powerlinx ports.

This toy also doubles as the Beast Wars: Uprising incarnation of First Aid.

• More information on First Aid at TFU.info

Energon

• First Aid (MicroMaster Protectobot, 2004)

• Series: I
• Accessories: Defensor right foot

First Aid was released in Europe under the Energon line, with no notable changes other than the packaging.