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{{disambig2|the Autobot subgroup from ''Generation 1''|the Mini-Con from ''Armada''|Jumpstart}} | |||
:''The Jumpstarters are an [[Autobot]] subgroup in the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | |||
The '''Jumpstarters''' are [[Topspin (G1)|Topspin]] and [[Twin Twist]], impulsive warriors with the ability to transform very quickly between modes. | |||
The '''Jumpstarters''' are [[Topspin (G1)|Topspin]] and [[ | |||
Revision as of 14:21, 25 March 2009
| This article is about the Autobot subgroup from Generation 1. For the Mini-Con from Armada, see Jumpstart. |
- The Jumpstarters are an Autobot subgroup in the Generation 1 continuity family.
The Jumpstarters are Topspin and Twin Twist, impulsive warriors with the ability to transform very quickly between modes.
- French-Canadian name: Démarreurs-Bondisseurs
Fiction
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Marvel Comics continuity
They were members of the Wreckers.
They died. Time Wars
Dreamwave comics continuity
They were members of the Wreckers.
They probably would have eventually died if Dreamwave had continued.
IDW comics continuity
They were members of the Wreckers. Stormbringer issue 3
Maybe their luck will change in this continuity?
Toys
- Topspin (Jumpstarter, 1985)
- Twin Twist (Jumpstarter, 1985)
- Both Jumpstarters are notable for their autotransforming feature. Their alternate modes are spring-loaded, and held into place by a catch. Equipped with pull-back motors, they race forward when released, tripping the catch, which allows internal springs to snap the robots' bulky legs into place, which are balanced so as to leave the robot standing upright on its rather broad feet.
- On the back of both figures' heads is a device resembling a switch, which actually controls the position of a small internal weight. If a Jumpstarter won't stand upright when its legs snap out, but falls over sideways, the switch can be moved to the other side to compensate.
- Jumpstarters were made in sufficient numbers to fill the toy boxes of the entire known universe.
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