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===Transformers Animated=== | ===Transformers Animated=== | ||
A holographic bust of Tap-Out sits in Yoketron's chambers, alongside those of other star pupils. {{storylink|Five Servos of Doom}} | A holographic bust of Tap-Out sits in Yoketron's chambers, alongside those of other star pupils. {{storylink|Five Servos of Doom}} | ||
{{spoilers|Decepticon Air|05/09/09}} | |||
Tap-Out was among the crowd welcoming home [[Sentinel Prime (Animated)|Sentinel "Magnus"]] and cheering on the capture of several [[Decepticon]] prisoners. {{storylink|Decepticon Air}} | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 13:30, 3 May 2009
| This article is about the boxer from Transformers Animated. For the boxer from Generation 1, see Tap-Out (G1). |
- Tap-Out is an Autobot from the Transformers Animated continuity family.
During the Great War, Tap-Out was trained to be a boxer by Sensei Yoketron.
Fiction
Transformers Animated
A holographic bust of Tap-Out sits in Yoketron's chambers, alongside those of other star pupils. Five Servos of Doom
 Plot details for Decepticon Air follow. |
Tap-Out was among the crowd welcoming home Sentinel "Magnus" and cheering on the capture of several Decepticon prisoners. Decepticon Air
Trivia
- Tap-Out's character model was seen in an image from Derrick J. Wyatt's blog. The image, posted on April First, showed various characters who would and would not appear in the rest of Season Three. Score one for Tap-Out!
- Tap-Out's bust is rendered more or less unreadable in the actual episode thanks to the camera distance and the blur effect of the flashback. The confirmation that that's who it is comes from Mr. Wyatt.
- Tap-Out appears to be molded from the same Protoform mold as Bumblebee, Wasp, and Cliffjumper.
