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The name '''Hunter''' can refer to several different characters and concepts: | The name '''Hunter''' can refer to several different characters and concepts: | ||
*'''1985''' | *'''1985''' — [[Lord Chumley]], the [[human]] from [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] who hunts the most dangerous game... [[Transformer]]s. | ||
*'''1986''' | |||
*'''1987''' | *'''1986''' — [[Ferak|Hunter-Seeker Skyships]], the [[Decepticon]] Air Warriors serving under [[Straxus (G1)|Straxus]] from Generation 1. | ||
*'''1998''' | |||
*'''2000''' | *'''1987''' — [[Dog Hunter]], the [[Beastformer]] from Generation 1. | ||
*'''2004''' | *'''1998''' — The [[Metal Hunter]], an advanced [[Vok]] weapon from ''[[Beast Wars (franchise)|Beast Wars]]''. | ||
*'''2005''' | |||
*'''2000''' — The Hunter, the [[Predacon (BW)|Predacon]] who became [[Shokaract]] from ''Beast Wars''. | |||
*'''2004''' — [[Air Hunter]], the [[Decepticon]] from the ''[[Robot Masters]]'' portion of Generation 1. | |||
*'''2005''' — [[Hunter O'Nion]], the [[human]] from the [[IDW Publishing|IDW]] portion of Generation 1. | |||
{{disambig}} | {{disambig}} | ||
Revision as of 23:42, 29 October 2009
The name Hunter can refer to several different characters and concepts:
- 1985 — Lord Chumley, the human from Generation 1 who hunts the most dangerous game... Transformers.
- 1986 — Hunter-Seeker Skyships, the Decepticon Air Warriors serving under Straxus from Generation 1.
- 1987 — Dog Hunter, the Beastformer from Generation 1.
- 1998 — The Metal Hunter, an advanced Vok weapon from Beast Wars.
- 2004 — Air Hunter, the Decepticon from the Robot Masters portion of Generation 1.
- 2005 — Hunter O'Nion, the human from the IDW portion of Generation 1.
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