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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===Shattered Glass=== | ===Shattered Glass=== | ||
Skyfall, along with [[Drill Powerdasher (Shattered Glass)|Drill Powerdasher]], met up with the "surprisingly handsome" [[Decepticon]] known as [[Punch (Shattered Glass)|Counterpunch]]. Unfortunately for them, their meeting was recorded by a [[Mini Spy ( | Skyfall, along with [[Drill Powerdasher (Shattered Glass)|Drill Powerdasher]], met up with the "surprisingly handsome" [[Decepticon]] known as [[Punch (Shattered Glass)|Counterpunch]]. Unfortunately for them, their meeting was recorded by a [[Mini Spy (SG)|Mini Spy]], who proceeded to give the recording to Punch. The meeting was later broadcasted on ABN. {{storylink|Around Cybertron|Around Cybertron #4}} | ||
Skyfall probably didn't live long after that. | Skyfall probably didn't live long after that. | ||
Revision as of 00:22, 7 August 2009
| This article is about the evil Autobot who may or may not be an Action Master. For his heroic Action Master counterpart, see Skyfall (G1). For a list of other meanings, see Skyfall (disambiguation). |
- Skyfall is an evil and somewhat traitorous Autobot from the "Shattered Glass" continuity family.

Skyfall is an evil Autobot. He is also a known traitor.
Fiction
Shattered Glass
Skyfall, along with Drill Powerdasher, met up with the "surprisingly handsome" Decepticon known as Counterpunch. Unfortunately for them, their meeting was recorded by a Mini Spy, who proceeded to give the recording to Punch. The meeting was later broadcasted on ABN. Around Cybertron #4
Skyfall probably didn't live long after that.
Trivia
- Skyfall appears to have the same design as his Generation 1 counterpart, but with Banzai-Tron's colours.


