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*[[Cerebros (G1)|Cerebros]]—[[Headmaster (technology)|Headmaster]] unit | *[[Cerebros (G1)|Cerebros]]—[[Headmaster (technology)|Headmaster]] unit | ||
*[[Spike Witwicky|Spike]]—Cerebros's Headmaster unit | *[[Spike Witwicky (G1)|Spike]]—Cerebros's Headmaster unit | ||
===Scorponok=== | ===Scorponok=== | ||
Revision as of 16:35, 6 April 2009

City-bots are Transformers that have alternate modes that are intended to be a city. In actual fictional appearances, however, city-bots very rarely approach actual city size. They are typically closer to the size of a large building. In the comic, some characters are simply depicted as a bit larger than the average Transformer. The six city-bots are:
Component Transformers
City-bots feature smaller Transformers that transform from components of the city-bot itself. Fictional appearances of these Transformers are somewhat rare, when they do appear some have been shown to have individual personalities and others appear to be mindless drones.
Metroplex
Trypticon
Fortress Maximus
- Cerebros—Headmaster unit
- Spike—Cerebros's Headmaster unit
Scorponok
- Fasttrack
- Lord Zarak—Headmaster unit
Grand Maximus
- Grand—Headmaster unit
- Gran—Grand's Headmaster unit
Metrotitan
- Metroshot
- Metrobomb
- Metrodash
- Metrotank
- The five of them are known as the Metrosquad

